Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-18
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! Mrs. Sarah Farnham returned
home Friday after a weeks visit with
) Mrs. Ellen Hodgson, OF South Ottawa
Mrs. w, ii. Lightner and son Nor.
ton spent the latter part OF the week
with Mrs Lighters daughter Mr.
Joe Smell, west of town
Ms. and Mrs. Albert OFT OF Lower,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad OFT OF Uerr
Park, spent Friday at the DAVID
Tombstone home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atwood and
daughter Ruth spent Sunday after.
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. WI
liams
There VIII be patriotic progr All.
given by District 90 at opera honsc
December 9oth, ut o. m The al
mission for adults il q cents. Tnc
entire proceeds will 20 to the Red
Cross. The program is al follows
Song, America by he school Re-.
station, Hat On" Chester Crosby
Dialogue, The knitter, Mildred
and Elizabeth Osborn. In strumen'a
solo, Con 'Amorc." luank1 Calm
Recitation, Message Of Our Coautry's
FLAG" Charles Hozeman. Song
Speed Our Republic" high school
girls. Drill, Red Gross" lth, 1th
and 9Th grade girls Recital ion
American Flag" Katherine Leh~
Instrumental solo, Laura Ellsworth.
Recitation, Our Flag" Charlor g.
Song, "The Regiment Goes Marching
Ny, t~elv" pupils Recital On
Mother Does Her MT" Roy Crosby
Solo, Keep the Home Fires ruin
ins. Bertha Roget Drama, Som
where in France characters: Pierre
Graud-f. father, Clarence Atwood;
Madame Graudcr. mother Mae Ban,
Nanon Gfandcr, daughter, Hazel Wal
J fngiord, oean Grander, son, Alfred
Chatter; l.isette Grauccr. daughter.
Alice Lehr; Dr. Montaine. surgeon in
. French army. James Osborne Mary
Dale, Red Cross nurse, Mildred Ru.
, tan. Everybody come and We will AZ.
sure you that YOU will have you
moneys worth 81 enjoyment
Frances. the little dau.Atcr OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Duuliugrr. west OF
i town, is on The sick list this week
Mrs. buttlinGcr will be better rtmem
! bered as Miss Sophie Jackson.
Miss lottie Turner. of Ottawa. wa.
an overnight guest Friday with Mrs
{ G.. ]. Malaise
D Rev. Foster, OF Streltor. was cali
! Ing on friends in the village Friday.
= Allen Riley. OF Willsmau, and Mis-
! Katherine OFT, Of Deer Pork. sreo
the first of the week at the Russo
Riley home
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. T.. churcl
, viii meet with Mrs George Shober
on Thursday afternoon,
George Studebaker, a cousin of Mrs
h August kroa. died at his home 1nur.
day night at Racine, III.
I Mrs. Gladys Dinnam held surpr =
). party at her home Friday evening o
r Fern IIeth. The evening was spen
in dancing. Refreshments wer
Il served at a late nom. All reportc
@ good time.
| Mrs, Harrison Wakcy WIS calm
+. at the Wesley Rinker home Saturda,
@ Little Miss LaCeue lIihbA was a
home TO q number OF her friends o
@ "Wednesday, trom 1880 TO p. IN.
- honor of her tenth birthday anniNe
sary. threecoursc dinner wa
d served at O'Clock. The guests wei
ut follows katherine Lehr. Florenc
Q Rayers, Jessie Tombstone Sydue
Smith, Florence Rutan, Alice Leh
Mildred Herman. Harriet poundston
Ruth Reese Anna Lucille Suttol
Elizabeth poundstone. Pearl Lin,
Elizabeth Osborn, Myrtle Gcise
;, Minninen poundstone. airline Heat
y Evelyn foglc, Violet poundston
!, Marian kcdman and Marie Payne.
!, George Crawford has gone to Cam
!, Dodge. Iowa, where he hopes to e,
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