Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-03
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Frank Prichard, of La Sale, called
on friends in Utica Wednesday
Miss Margaret Schultz. Of Peru, has
been visiting at the home Of her
aunt, Margaret Murphy
Henry Sabo. VINO was married 10
Miss Ellen Ryan. of Lostalt, Feb. -,
has returned to Utica after 4 short
wedding trip TO resume his position
with the Utica Fire Brick Co Mrs.
Saho will remain in Lostant Few
days prior to their taking up their
residence in Utica on Church street
William Piercy. a well knowA resi-
dent of Utica, died rather unexpected
ly at the home of his brother George
PieIcy in Waltham Wednesday night.
Mr. Piercy had been suffering with
the grippe but was able to be about
his home until Wednesday afternoon,
when he was taken to his brothers
home in the country Mr. Piercy's
mother died three weeks ago at their
home in Utica Three brothers sur
vive-George, James and Charles.
John Morrissey, of Seneca, was
calling on friends in Utica Thursday
Martin Waters Sr has sold his house
on Lincoln street to NJ. F. Payne.
Consideration $3.50, Mr. Waters and
w. F. Daily and family who have been
occupying the house together. moved
out Monday and Mr. Payne and fam
( lily took possession the same day, MIR.
Waters expects to build new house
In tie spring.
Miss Julia Bray left last week FOR
q visit TO her sister, Mrs. Ira Stude-
baker, in Belmont, Iowa.
/ Jack Mccormack has moved into
the house which he owns on the soutn
side and just vacated by Mr.. Payne
and family.
Thomas Manley had sale last Sat
urdav OF his livery horses and car
riages. He will have complete auto
service instead next summer
Miss Margaret Murphy has sold
her home on the south side to Pat
rick Conaty. who will remodel the
building, and he and his wife will oc
cupy IL in the spring.
DR.. J. S. Geen left Thursday fol
Hot Springs, Ark, where he viii
spend a month or six weeks recuperat
Ing after his recent illness
Charles Mitchell, who has beer
confined in st. Mary's Hospital, La
Sale, the past three months, was tax
en- to Ryburn Hospital, Ottawa, las'
week, where he will be under the care
OF Ir. Burrows. He is suffering from
blood poisoning in one of his limbs
resulting from an injury sustained
last fall
Mrs. McGinnis, of Wallace, has beer
visiting her daughter Mrs. Coleman
Cosgrove, the past few days, return
ing home Wednesday.
Robert Cantwell. of La Sale, visited
at the home of his sister, Mrs. E'
Condron Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severson and family
OF Sandwich, are visiting at the hom
Of Mrs. Severson's parents, Mt an
Mrs. VIM. Myers.
Mrs. Robeda suffered painful acc
dent one day last week, when one c
her fingers was caught in an electri
wringer Cr. Antle dressed tn
wound and she is getting along NIGEL!
John Gordon, who is confined in s.
Marys hospital, La Sale, is reporte
in very serious condition and hope
for his recovery are doubtful.
Edward Flynn, who returned HON
from Ryburn Hospital, Ottawa, a fe'
weeks ago, where he was confined TO
several months, is able to be abou
J the streets again on crutches.
Lawrence Madden, whose HON
e was In Nebraska, and who had bee
0 visiting at the home OF his aunt, Mr.
= Rose Madden until few weeks ag'
@ when he was taken to st. Mary
p Hospital, La Sale, died there Thur
. day afternoon about o'clock. TIL
4 remains were brought to the home {
t Mrs. Madden.
+, Master John White, Of Marseille
y visited his father, ]. p. White, VIII
has engaged in the dray business heI
and who will move his family nel