Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24


Gladys YanBuren and Lusille Moore;
duet by the Misses opal Payne and
Addie ThrCpe; instrumental music.
+ Frances Rutan; recitation. Geraldine
Rclman; instrumental music. Mary
Chipon. Ice cream and cake were
+ served. The ladies' received for their
efforts a. this time S2095.
Fred Plrmulee, of Burlington ave
nue., who had the misfortune while
cr3nkng his Ford car 10 break his
arm, is doing nicely at this writing
The accident occurred last Thursday
when Mr.. Parmalee was in Streator.
Wheatland was a business caller
in the village Friday morning.
Miss Mabel Black. of Sylvan avenue
Is visiting relatives ut Monmuth, Ill.,.
at this writing.
Mrs. Stcne, OF Freep0rt, and Mrs
Carrie Stone and two children. of
Chicago, who have been visiting at
the home of Nr. and Mrs, NJ. C..
Hodgson, northwest OF town have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Rev. G, H. Thorpe and family
motored to Bloomington Thursday.
where thy spent the day with the
formers mother returning TO the vii
lage in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Martin spent d
day recently with home folks at Mo
rocco, Indiana.
The barn on the ] Il. Andrews. west
of town, is nearing completion. It
will be remembered that Mr.. Andrews
barn was destroyed last Spring by
fire
a number from here motored to
Streator Friday evening where they
attended the band concert.
Miss Eliza Center was the guest
Of country friends for few days. the
past week.
The Misses Katherine and Alice
Lehr have returned from Princeton,
where they were entertained at the
home Of their aunt
Mrs Florence Hunt Sogg. of Cham
paign, gave demonstration on can
ming in the basement of the Pres
byterian church Tuesday afternoon,
beginning promptly at o'clock Mrs.
Sogg was secured by the ladies Of the
G. w S Club for the demonstration
which proved not only very interesting
but profitable as wei for the ladies
present.
George Linn and family spent Sun
lay with their son and brother, Phil
and family at Cornell
George Fogle was looking after
business Thursday morning
Mrs. j. A. YocGm entertained the
following at six o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Carrie Stone and
two children, Of Chicago and Mrs.
e. E. Hodgson and daughter. Arlene.
Mrs Chet Woodward who has been
spending the past month with re-
latives here and at Moline, ILL.,. return.
ad to her home at Meadberry. North
Dakota, Thursday morning. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
James Anderson who will visit in
Dakota for an indefinite time
Phillip Watts, OF Missouri, who has
been visiting at the home OF his sis
ter, Mrs Ellen Hodgson and other
local relatives was a caller at the ]. 4.
Yocnm home west of town Thursday
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lehr and grand
daughter Mildred. spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Feink
beiner, near Ransom Mrs. Feink-
beiner is sister OF Mrs Lehr.
a large aggregation from here at.
tended the ball game Sunday after
noon at South WILMINGTON, between
the locals and the South Wilmington
teams.
Mrs. Ida Hodgman has returned to
her home on West Main street after
several weeks absence
Mr. and Mrs Walter Fogle and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Martin
were among those attending the
Chautauqua at Streator Sunday
Mrs. E.. Il. Hodgson and daughter
Arlene, departed for Chicago Saturday
afternoon. where they will visit Mrs.
Hodgscn's brother, Glen Shaver and
family.
Miss Jane Moss has returned from
Crawford, Nebraska, where she spent
the past three weeks with her brother.
Robert and faily, the former having
been very i'll. but we are pleased to
note was improving when his sister
departed for her home here.
Forest Jones, one Of Porter & cos
efficient force, left Saturday night for
Fargo. North Dakota, where he win
visit his sister Mrs. Joe Jacobs and
family.
Miss Dorothy Yocum and brothers,
Harold and Martin assisted little Miss
Edna Antram to celebrate her tenth
birthday anniversary at her home
west OF town Saturday afternoon 1t
is needless to say all had q good time.
Mrs. Lucy Gruber, Of Englewood, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs o, c. Turner,
at this writing
Miss Jennie Andrews entertained
The Woman's Guild of St Andrews
Church. Farm Ridge, at her home