Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-21
&c. ]. tUTZ, PHYSICIAN
PHARMACIST. DIES OF
DREAD PNEUMONIA


tContinued from page L.,
Catholic church in Earlville. and
burial viii. be made in s.. Columbas
Catholic cemetery.
The funeral cortege will come to
Ottawa on the plank ROAD, arriving
about | o'clock.
James ]. Tanning.
James Joseph Tanning. we'll
known young farmer, aged - years,
died at his home in Wallace township
last evening at 7:lj, following an Ill.
ness Of one week OF pneumonia
The decedent was the son of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Tanning and was
born in Wallace township April ;.
1893. He had restless there during
his entire life.
Surviving he leaves his parents;
live brotners, Edward and Robert.
witch the American Expeditionary
Forces in France, and Richard, John
and Arthur, residing at home. and two
sisters, Mrs. william McGmnis o.
Lowell AMI Miss Ethel Fann.ng. re.
siding at home.
The funeral service will be held on
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock az St
Columbas Catholic church, and burial
will be made in 81 COlumba's GENE
terry.
Mrs. Mamie Cassidy Moore.
Mrs. Mamie CASSIDY Moore. aged q
years. wife of John More, lioS Wei
nut street, died Saturday evening a;
$50 O'Clock at the emergency hos
pital after five days illness of pneu
mCnia. Two of the small children
OF the Moores are also very i'll, sui
ferng from the same disease. One
OF them is in the hospital
Mrs Moore was The daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick Cassidy. and
was born and raised az 41S IVES,
Washington street Five years age
her marriage to Patrick Moore took
place in this city.
She is survived by her husband
John Moore; three children, MargG.
ret, Clarence and Eizabeth; her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick Cassidy
and seven brothers and sisters. Anna
George, Pauline, Joseph ana Charles
OF this city, and John and Patrick
members Of Company c, with the
American Exredition1ry Forces il
France.
The funeral services were hdh thi
afternoon at O'Clock at st. Patrick !
/ Catholic church, Father Hackett OF
ticiating, ana burial was made in St
Columba's Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. George Small.
Mrs. Janet Small wife of George
Small, died Saturday night at hel
nome, 1882 Kansas street, after al
Illness Of one week Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Small was born in England il
January, 1879. and came to Ottawa 4
reside a number OF years age. Sh,
was we'll known and leaves man,
friends who were grieye1 to learn o
her death.
She is survived by her husband an,
four children, Ivy, Dolly Stanley an(
Sonny.
The funeral services will be held to
morrow afternoon at o'clock at tn,
home, and burial will be made in III,
Ottawa Avenue cemetery.
Miss Ella McGinnls
Miss Ella McGinnis, aged % years
died last evening at 6 o'clock at thu
home Of her mother. Mrs. Phillip Me
Clnns, in Wallace township, after {
weeks illness of pneumonia. Mis-,
McGinnis was the second daughter
of the late Phillip McGinnis, ant
was born and raised on farm il
Wallace township.
She attended st. Xaviers Academy
ana was a refined and accomplished
young lady, beloved by all her friends
and relatives Her death was &
great shock to her many friends
Surviving she leaves her mother
two brothers. William of Walthan
township, and John residing at home
and two sisters, Mrs II Nagle o
Grand Ridge and Mrs p. c. Cosgrov,
of Utica. Her father died eight years
ago.
The funeral service will be held OF
Wednesday morning at 1920 o'clocl
at st COLUMBIA Catholic church anc
burial will be made in st. Coumbi
cemetery.
Utica Phycician Dies.
DR.. J. f. Etzback Of Utica died Sun
day morning at St Mary's Hospital il
| | a Sale after an illness of six day
with Spanish influenza, which deyel
oped into pneumonia
DR.. Ft2baCh was born in Mendot;
thirty-four years ago, arid from ther
he went to Utica. where he va
united in marriage to Miss Josephin
DAWSON. For the last two years h