Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-05

Miss Jane Moss spent the week end
with relatives near Marseilles.
/ Mrs. Russell Reilly was a recent pas
senger for Streator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gallup and chill
dren spent Thursday al the home Of
Mrs Gallup's mother. Mrs Kate
Black.
Emmit Nagle and Lester King. Of
the Great Lakes Training Station al
Chicago. spent few days with home
folks the later part Of the past week
Mr. and Mrs VIM Y. Lehr and chill
dren were entertained Thursday at
the F. X Hook home
Harold. the little five year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Carol Koch. who was
so painfully burned last week from his
hip 10 his toes on one side when his
mother. who was moving boiler on
the kitchen range aCcidently pushed
tea kettle OF boiling water from
the stove, while yer in a critical con
dition. is doing as we'll as could be
expected
Mrs. John W. Fogle was a business
caller in Ottawa Wednesday.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James
Payne was held Friday afternoon from
her late home west of the village at
! O'Clock. to the First Methodist
church where services were conducted
at O'Clock by the pastor. Rev Chal.
len. lnterment was made in the
Grand Ridge cemetery Mrs. Payne
was born at Ottwell Ind. Nov %.
1857, and in 1885 was married TO
James Payne of the same place. They
came 10 Illinois thirteen years ago.
settling in this vicinity where she
has continued to reside. Mrs Payne
had been a long and patient sufferer
from tuberculosis Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by the following
children-Otto Kelly. Jesse. Loren
and Bryan-and Mrs Ed Armstrong
and Miss Edith Payne at home. The
bereaved family nave the sympathy of
their many friends and neighbors in
their hour OF deep sorrow
Mrs Harriet Patterson has returned
to her home at Ottawa after several
days visit at the r. NJ Glazier home
Mrs NJ. J. Baldwin is visiting at
the c. H. Williams home in Streator.
al this writing
C. +. locdm spent Sunday after
noon with village relatives.
Fred Parmalee's condition remains
the same at this time
Miss Violet Fogle teacher in Dist.
95. and her pupils will hold box So
cial at the school on Thursday even
ing. Dec 9Th a patriotic program
will be given al this time which prom.
Uses 10 be interesting. Everybody will
be welcome so come and bring box
The proceeds 90 10 the Red Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller son and
daughter. of Streator, were recent
guests at the J. c. Gretencord home.
On next Sunday. Dec. 9th. there will
be a celebration of the holy commun-
ion at the Presbyterian church.
MI and Mrs George Wollenhaupt
and Mrs. ~ r Langley motored to
Dwight Sunday, where they called on
their aunt. Mrs NJ. J Jefferies. who is
critically ill.,
Mr. and Mrs F X Hook and Mrs.
Mullineaux and baby daughter motor
ed to Streator Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gochonore. of
Chicago spent Thanksgiving day with
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Hodgson are
spending this week in Chicago where
they will attend the stock show now
in progress
Rev Arthur Smith, Of Peoria. was
here on Friday to officate at the fun.
eral Of the late Mrs. James Payne re-
turning to Peoria in the evening.
/ The military ball given in the opera
house here on Friday evening for the
/ soldiers and sailors home on Thanks
/ giving furloughs and for the boys who
/ 60 in the next draft contingent. was
4 decided success in every detail.
Carols orchestra. Of Streator fur.
t nished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Lehr and chill
dren, Mildred and Everett. Of Ran
some, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeze
and son Edman were dinner guests
/ Sunday a the John Lehr home
The teachers and pupils of our pub.
+ lie schools are making arrangements
to give an entertainment on the even.
ing Of December l4th. Every effort is
/ being made to have this one of the
best the school has ever presented and
It will be worth your while to lend
your patronage at this time.
VIM. Mullin Is now driving a new
Ford runabout.
Little Thomas Nagle who has been
on the sick list Is reported as better
at this time.