Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-04
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

victor ilinrlchs. Louis Gaefke, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Meister motored
from Chicago and spent Labor Day at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Gaefke, Jr., of South Ottawa.
Miss Blanche Paneck and William
Kulling, OF Chicago, were Labor Day
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry YentZ.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Near, of Chi
caeO. spent Labor Day with Mr.. Ncar's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Near
Mrs Maud Smith, of Havana, is in
Ottawa today the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Mark V. Smith.
Reuben Humer left today for Chi
cago, where he will be the guest of
relatives for week,
Representative VIM Seaman. of
Peru, was in Ottawa yesterday to
hear Governor Lowden's speech.
Harold Duncan, recruiting officer at
Belvidere. spent Labor Day with rel
atives and friends.
VIII Hart, of Joliet, is visiting with
relatives and friends this week
Albert Parks, Of Chicago. spent
Sunday and Labor Day with relatives
and friends
Elmer Levy and Elmer Motzger,
musicians in the Third Regiment
band located at Pontiac, were in OF
tawa for Labor Day.
Miss Vida BEEN, who has been
studying at the Oberlin, Ohio, Music
Conservatory during the past sum
mer, has returned home and expects
to resume teaching next Monday
Miss BEEN also visited at Columbus
and other Ohio points.
Albert Eager, OF Marseilles, visited
Ottawa relatives Labor Day
State Fire Marshal John G. Gam
Der spent Labor Day in Ottawa, Mr.
and Mrs. Gambler came up the river
from Peoria in Frank Smiths gaso
| line launch but could not 20 any fur
Their than Lock II because it was out
of commission.
Henry Gambler, of the Peoria Musi
[ cal College was in Ottawa Sunday
and Monday visiting with relatives
and friends,
/ Miss Elizabeth Malcolm of this city
'has been appointed musical director
I in the city schools of Stroator, and
| will commence he duties this week
Chris Cayanaush of Chicago. for.
mer Ottawa boy, spent Labor Day in
! Ottawa Mr.. Cavanaueh has resided
in Chicago for the past twentyfour
I years,
Arthur Redmond, of Chicago is Wis
/ itine friends in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell Wood have re,
turned to their homes in Chicago, af
ter a visit with Mrs. Stanley Wood s
mother, Mrs w w. Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd, of Aur
/ ora, drove to Ottawa Saturday to visit
] Mr. and Mrs. George Gasser
Roy Edgcomb is home from Chicag
to spend his vacation with his par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs George Haight are il
/ Chicago visiting their sons, Harold
and Merle
Mr. and Mrs. Orville ]. Beers left
| Sunday for Carson Iowa, for two
months trip
Park Kimhall, Of Cleveland Ohio
/ is spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. George Townsend
Miss Jane Uttman has returned tc
her home in Chicago, after spending
a week in Ottawa
Mrs Fred Lawrence has returned
/ to her home. after Il trip to the Mayo
Bros hospital at Rochester, Mimi
/ Her son Ben. who recently under.
went an operation there is much i'm
proved and will be able to come
home in Il few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glynn, of La
Sale, announce the arrival of a son
horn August 80 Mrs Glynn was for
merry Miss Katherine Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lewis and
daughter, of haywood, are vistne
Mrs. Lewis mother Mrs. Jerry Maher
pr r. w Blankinshp is in Edgar
Ncb, whore he was called by the i'll
ness of his mother
Dr. H. $. Schroeder is spending a
few days in Chicago.
tcrtaining Mrs Gregg Scott, of Phoc
nix Ariz.
VIM. Myers. formerly of the firm OF
Fisher & Myers, is calling on friends
in this city.
Mrs Timothy Landers is visitine
her mother, Mrs Buffers. for a few
weeks
Thomas Quirke. of Chicago, spent
Labor Day with his sisters, Margaret
and Nora. of Norris street,
Mr. and Mrs Irving Ochsenschlagel
and son Kenneth, of Aurora, stoppet
off in Ottawa last night on their way
home from st. Louis, for a short visit
with their aunt, Mrs Julia Wilhelm
of East Superior street
Mrs. Carrie Hurley. of Alton, H. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Tiegsedrc. of West Ottawa.
Miss Anna May Osmand returned
10 hnr hnmn In Morris Yesterday at