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They We're al

but an empty privilege. once TOOK
advantage OF the privilege to send my
shoes to a Belgian shoemaker to be
hall-soled They charged me ~
inarks-S5.
once in u NIllie a Belgian Lanes
Relief society visited Tie prison ana
brought us hand5ei%hieis, American
aoJI,-which sells aJ about $1.J0 a
bar In i'@iElU-1--. uuta5Fu>ltS anu
other. little criticize aii u which were
American Hate ttt WHcihe they
were >upDA2d 4E 1ate American r.
lief vaM.ltttea @r 0vt ti9r't kao5#.
Al amy r#4e, THIS ~}t-@ were iai@3iES
u>el4i aA@ we're very m9eh allf1-
GATED
Ga@ dag 1 offered button OF nay
uniform 10 oAe a tlse@e i'ei-ian iaales
a. q souvenir, hLt German guard
saw me ANA vas never allowed to
go near the visitors afterwards
Inc sanitary conditions IN TINS
prison camp We're excellent as Il gem
eral propositions. one night, however,
l discovered that l had been cap
tured by Coolies.
This was a novel experience to mo
and one that | would have been very
willing to have missed, because in
the flying corps our airdromes are a
number of miles back Of the lines and
we have good billetS and our acquaint-
ance with such things as "cOoties" and
other unwelcome visitors is very linn
tied.
When I discovered my condition,
made a holler and reused the guard,
and right then got another example
Of German efficiency.
This guard seemed to be even more
perturbed about my complaint than l
myself, evidently fearing that he would
be blamed for my condition.
The commandant was summoned
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23rd. Judicial District Court
Parish of St. May
.5. Succession of
Vivian Chapman, Deceased
M 1850
No. 1859


BY virtue Of the authority vested i'll
me, | will offer for sale at public
auctioon for cash to the highest bid
der at the front door Of the Court
House, Franklin. Louisiana. St
Mary Parish on.
SATURDAY JULY 9Th. -9l6
the following described property to-
wit:
THAT certain tract of land, iyitg
ard being situated in the town Of
Berwick, Louisiana. and being more
particularly described as lot7 One
and Two Il and y Of Squar- NUN
Der Fifty two (32), accor ling -
Fields Map Of said town saudi lot
fronting Fifty 800 feet e@ch On
Fourth Street by dept5 Of one
Hundred Twenty Five l"5l feet;
being the same property a"QQrca ~
Vivian Chapman from ire 3er&i.a
Lumber Company on Ft'rIalg =
S4S. by art recorded in C#Gv #"
Book II, H.. Page ~ ii, Isl, 9jsr.
Parish
Terms Ct this sale eas4 II
than $3.50.
LIEBI RAYMOND ch<egr@>,.
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call on me, and for obvious reasons /
Tile courtyard WAS not a very p0pu-
lar place during air raids Several
times when our airlaen raided that
section III thu day rint went out and
ncI bursting Hit ar-ulH4. but rae Ger
ln.H. dta isr. aatrI .5.. tbere, }5r jEeiT
rE "at4itefult aaa- Acre hammer
im- atsay HIT ht.t uur planes ~ !11@l,
t4 sn. 4Ev a- lr.#er.Ea. uua shells W1e
iiIchv faft II. lH. l#h.su yarl. T4E
VI. -5a.Gt, GT amf~a I -vaishg IN -~a
..ftff.- .h E.+. 4it-s. lLnv nt@Wz
arsss 7ls !Ti-at W... iaH Watches
s@:fh It.ni,.H i.r.-c-l 1Ht al. T@it.
7..,q4.a ru. ;.E. IT Was i Wonderful
e;.1+ Nftl Thu German scarrhlfght..
D].yfn.- tp tl.c sEv. the flaming on
ions" fred nf.sIi .ul the burst Of the
;lrfiaircrHft c1lls. INT rather nm I'M
comfortable sensation when realized
that rerbnns tla worry next minute y
honh might H. dropnpd on the huilding
In which I y,os 4 prisoner Eur Nor
hans all Of this was better than no
excitamant NJ III for nrison life soon
became very monotonous
One Of the hardest things had TO
endure throuehout the two weeks I
snent there was the sight of the Hun
machines fyinc over Courtrai know
inp that nerbons never would have
another chance TO flv. and 7 used TO sit
nv the hour watching the German ma.
chimes maneuvering over tho prison.
as they had an airdroma not far away
md every afternoon the students-or
7 took them for students becarsa their
living was very noor-apneared over
the town. One certain HIM seemed to
find narticular satisfaction in living
r;oht down over tba nrison NIGHTLY for
nv sneciaI discomfort and haneti, if
seemed &c # ba knew IN airm,n i'm
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contemporary OF the raid OF the
night before.
saw thousands Of soldiers in Cour
press me as having very good or album
dant food they We're fairly well
clothed. l do not mean to imply that
conditions pointed to an early end of
the war. On the contrary, from what
I was able to observe on that point
unless the Huns have an absolute crop
failure they can, in my opinion, go on
for years! The idea Of our being able
to win the war by starving them out
strikes me as ridiculous. This Is q
war that must be won by fighting. and
the sooner we realize that fact the
sooner it will be over
Rising hour In the prison was seves
O'Clock. Breakfast came at eight. This
consisted of cup of coffee and moth
Ing else. II the prisoner had the fore
sight to save some bread from the pre-
vious day, he had bread for breakfast
also, but that never happened In my
case. Sometimes we had two cups OF
800. w.
49, w. 49,, ,:,,- w.. - ~i"''
e.. ,,,,,,,, 49,. - 80,
$500 - 40 'I 'o7a, !,
a..
,,,aat n,. 49,.
W. ,,s,a .oaa,,.aa .I;., l.
hua,1 ,, nv, " 80 y,
49,. ,,> ,
s.,,,u :. n''N ~, '''.N
naon ono ,1,,,. ..',Y,,' -. ~, ol.'
as,,+ fo,.l..,'.| ~.
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COIN NEW TERM-"THE PATRl
OTISM OF PEACE-SAVlNGS."
CONTINUED from Page One)

unison with the cruelty and treach-
ery Of medievalism, and whose stan
dards Of life are those Of Frederick
the Great?
is it alone the object Of this war
to demonstrate that the feudal spirit
Of the eighteenth century was wrong?
Are we fighting merely to prove the
fallacy of autocracy? No, we are
fighting this war for democracy that
shall reach down and take root in the
heart of every citizen in every land.
"There is no such thing as a de-
mocracy that is not universal any
more than there is an auocracy that
is tolerant.
"These things are to be the fruits
of this war. And into this order
Of life the universal practice Of thrift
must come, for thrift is the very es-
sence of democracy itself.
Thrift is upbuilding and con
structive-essentia without which
no true republicanism can pernka
nently endure. These are the les
sons we must learn from the great
text book Of passing history I'm
less we rise to these newer ideals
unless we catch the sweep Of this
new spirit Of herhool-unless we
perceive the necessity Of intelligent
thrift in this new and brighter day
2head-We are far out Of step with
the times
There never can come time in
our national life when thrift will not
ID q necessity. 1t is a vital to our
success in winning the wa. az powder
and steel. And in that critical period
Of REIMBURSEMENT which will come with
the beginning Of peace, thrift will be
just as necessary. Millions Of men
will come back from the fighting
front prepared again to take up the
occupations Of peace. The acute
scarcity Of labor will be at an end.
The pressing demand for war supplies
will be over. The initiation that now
exists will subside rapidly. In this
readjustment there will be need for
thrift and economy to preserve the
equilibrium. Living conditions will
be revolutionized over night, as it
were. Gone will be the days Of alb
normal wages. Merchants will find
the values Of Their stocks suddenly
deprecated. It will be period Of
acute readjustment, and only through
practices of thrift will the economic
effect Of the shock be tempered.
'And as the years go on the prodi
glous losses of this era Of devastation
must be made up by thrift Human
ity must save then what it is destroy
ing today
"The time when thrift shall not be
needed-needed as vitality as food
itself-will never come.
"And SO, out Of the spirit of our
patriotism in our war savings, let Us
coin new term-the patriotism Of
peace savings.
Through thrift the world will rise
from her ruins; the nations will
emerge from he chaos Of devastation
and debt. and set forth again Oh the
great highways of destiny"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

When the baby takes too much
food the stomach turns; the result l.
indigestion, sourness and vomiting
Frequently the bowels are involved
and there is collie pains and diarr-
hoea. McGEE'S BABY ELIXER is
mach and bowel disorders Of babies.
It is pure, wholesome and pleasant
great corrective remedy for the sto-
tie Sold by-Belanger Drug CO.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

I'll Chillifuge Contains Quinine,
Which Is An Absolute Specific For
The Malaria Germ. 1t Also Contains
Iron, a Tonic Used BY The Best Ply
sicians For Toning Up The System
After Attacks Of Grip and Malaria.
I'll Chillifuge Also Contains Pow
erful Liver Invigorator. Sold By
Druggists at Csc.
Tues Fri.
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could not understand what they were
saying, but l knew l was the butt of
most Of their jokes and they made no
effort to conceal the fact that l was
the subject OF conversation.
When l got back to my cell I found
that it had been thoroughly fumigatpd.
and from that time on h@d no furfha-
trouble with coolies or other Wis.,
tors of the same kind.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

Development CO, INC.
Before me. Robt. E. Brumby, No
tary Public. duly commissioned and
qualified III and for the Parish of
St. Mary, State Of Louisiana, per
sonally came and appeared Mcssrs. F.:
Albert f. Storm Of Morgan City,
Eugene A. Pharr of Morgan City,
La.
Lewis j. Bass of Morgan City, La.
Maurice Z. Norman of Morgan
City, La.
Ashley W. Pettigrew of Morgan
City, La.
who severally declared unto me, No
tary, that availing themselves Of the
laws of the State of Louisiana, and
particularly Of the provisions Of Act
PCT of the General Assembly for the
year 1914, they had and do by these
presents, covenant. agree, BIND and
organize themselves, and those who
may hereafter become associated
with them. as a corporation and body
polite under the following terms and
conditions constituting their charter.
ARTICLE |.
The name of this corporation snail
be THE PALOJRDE DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY, INCORPORATE
ED, under which name it shall have
corporate existence and succession
for the period of ninety-nine (99)
years from the date hereof, unless
sooner lawfully dissolved.
ARTICLE II.
The purpose for which this c0rpor-
atloh IS formed T.:
10 purchase puE' hoid' iease o.
otherwise acquire anu 10 sen
or otherwise dispose OF, lands
tenements or other property. m0y-
INA ar ;,.,,,o,,.hIo ~ hntb. ~
20 hoid< feft1'tIil Ish2to} 'S'i1' t e
swamp aye t1-S'tsA '9''", .. pot'l,
ti- q 'il' @&lNi ..'s'l5s - - 0I'-- -
.tteE oE @t tee ~ S'!Si ~, H.
20 ei aye ~ 's-',s gu ~ go e.
'sz5s''. f-s-' ~ --
I s-'
y -
- ~
~ ~ <-s-
5,-..- I,r,.. ..g...f. i. 4.s.5s=.
Is s4.e ....s. ,.e5F .as,.. -.
It my See -: H. 5a@ase il Ja j.
and i45ntf: Business To the tu.fcsa
extent. seIl a#8 DISPOSE az oil 0r H5a-
oral leases; To isilI. eNrtoEe or de-
veI8D for oil or other minerals and
A. .ra.1rco +ha same. N nrodnca tr1,
~ so]1 mn, r,;,,crals aitbdr in M rsv,
-, ,,,a,,Y,f:,ctnraJ e+afa and 10 oner.tf
iii Observation-Disclosures NECESSARY 81, Incl
dom theroto "a obtain franchises for
10 I'D nf Ill oas ~ o+hor ,,,;narals
ia1~ ;ns+,1j ~ oh+e;,, ,,i,,a I;,as wins
a. oiber facil;t;as. '- and aanarallv ia
do or perform an V acts incident to
the oil or mineral business; to buy
ana sen 1lmpef ana all KINGS OF prog
uctS' ana " opetate sa"iiiilS VI OH,
ef Wooo mahu1actorles' ana puy, SCI.
~ other"lse hahoie .he prooue.s u
the same 10 own ana operate COM
hilssarles ana 10 carr! Oh a.
NV, r .tt'e o. hn+h. - oand,c+ Cow
roi 'aai oa+. ~, ~ 80 - ,a,-
la ~. Ia. es.a.s puoi'e e stlio - d;
~ 'os ~ H. ~ d 49, - 49, CO" III a.
pose u io's' anu - eo'ls'i u'' a" ue
slraole Improvements, drainage, sew
erage or all other KINDS IN connec-
ton Herewith; to lay out and con-
struct or acquire roads of all kinds.
ferries, bridges, canals and all APP
pul .eiiat l,t,. inst" puntpnie pl"'iS9,
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The merchant who advertises must
make it pay" through making it pay
YOU.
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CLERKS OFFICE
81 Parish Louisiana.

DIT. aFiSL, i-DG*0A" !, ~.
|, WGlbas Fl. Kramer, CLERK OF ~,
23rd Judicial District Court IN ans
for the Parish Of St. Mary, sta'e -, :.
Louisiana. ana ex-officio Keeofu ~.
thereof, DO hereby certify tha' sua
above ana foregoing is true an =,
correct copy Of the original, now .s :.
file and Of record in my oil'ee' -.
orded in Book No. ! act OF lne " :,
alton at page PSF Entry No. ''' y
date May 31st, 1918. -,
In evidence whereof witness :,
official signature and the implssa A.. :.
the seal Of my office, this sl's '''
Of May A. L. 1918. .rp
(signed) WILBUR H. Ah a..,d.,.
Clerk and ex-oHci0 hesV''
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+. s 5s1 Or 70 hire or lease ssei ans VIII 4
-a,r ~ use, or otherwise dues iae sans
. .,. as It may elect, As u DISPOSE #
['5 ~. pledge or hypo DO hMe!l as
I same, subject only to s,,cb IT, /
rs may be prescribed hv J. Limitations
sa @asFai, to do, have po~e srt " and,
tin 5' ; rcH ana all acts Of what ~ p
s s,' incidental or usual to sasa ss,s,
,...5 IN Al !. matters not specifjc,,,r /
E bai ~ Tor herein, this c cornay. ~
ana,l be deemed to have, p nov.apotat'a /
. any and all other er's sss and /
lhef powers as may be yva ana tu
@i.td Act 2G7 Of 1914 or e I'VE It By I
Qf this State. v user LAW
ARTICLE ~
The entire and fun coruo,,,,
r oi tins company shall be e' vas. pow
tae Board Of Directors c or vested in
59l les than three, nor mor ras''nS Of
s'E4I . stockholders, tn, numbs. .asi
! pc ,'eE Ffmhed at the annual ''O IT. .
tty-3rf meeting; said Board y st0ct
recl r. shall elect a pra! Of D.
3ct-l.te-jaent and a Sao os.s'
feaS4ref from among their nnsy
-ose .nef with spch managers . nu,aoe',
er8sate officials .r :. :, "''u SUD-
1u.5 m&v he atcasSar,- ~ ' an ludg.
dr. s..t- III; .,..>S. .sSatS, al Of said
Board NAV d4,sna.
Ill ~ bo' ~" - y Speeal
g.. II ~. Rail- ,,'}E offices
" o'Fee'
may for a single neet,,
5',2%} Q any stockholde !
s #r n ffliad h .,y4 the N th
Ea5 N'''ai'''1
ttt-.- ...e t.fSt stockholders m,e.
y 49, the Board of Director,
.I fsa,,. ~ - 5.3@ 8 sAail consist Of:
L:l.'. 'o,0rm
49, -. - . Fhafr
w. ~ - - pass
! sS sI.t',se " + noLnan
,..b:a,, s., es''sie"'
N,ileii poai4 snall meet immediately
a adseF Inc adoption of this act Of IN.
~ pof"tloh, at the domicile of the
j ~ oHt pan. ana erect the officers for
and fill any vacancies amsn seaf'
number. 'VAe 'ne
ARTICLE
The annual stockholders uoo4;,
shall be held on the first Monday AZ
ter the 1lrst Tuesday Of January 81
each year, after due and local no+;..
at the domici1n of s,;a r.- ''
Which ,uaa.: s"" company
nv. ''iee''iis shail eject the Direc-
tors tor the ensuing year, as well a.
transact any other business Of so;a
cornoration comino 49,. :. "'1
Fob e4oo1.ho1lo. ~L.1, ..,,
4 n aao ~ Stothnolaef snail be entitled
;tal stocI- LII III I I snare OF the cap
l'r 49,, 9>0rn 'e.o oy nun IN person, OF
nscl, ani o, rap, 'ato, However; tnat
so have the RIGHT at thew nn s;,u, a. y;
c,,n,,,1.+;vo .o+;n. !, H. -.
SaiI H. ,o 1 ~ 'Ae erection o.
~ ~, pT1rrrv,
TIE daa,; ~, NJ = ~, w.
barab,, f;raH * Nm, Il snls company
If & yar'- ~ c -li s'' &c Wy a,, lailsh
,'haro III IL ,a >, ,2.ate u LOUISIANA
81 - n r, lai p 1a s'''ii Ut SEW
Az LILLE VII
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roes and children
are spending few weeks at Coopers'
Wells.
Mrs. Frank Husband and children,
accompanied by Miss Vida Kinsy,
are visitors to New Orleans.
Mrs. w. Hatch Of Riverside is a
visitor here today.
Mr.. Harry Pond Of New Orleans is
in our city today.
Mr. R. E. Duffy Of New Orleans is
a business visitor here.
Mr.. Roger Fleurot Of New Orleans
spent few hours here Thursday.
Mr. F. H. McGowen is visiting
friends in Vicksburg, Miss.
Mrs. George O'Brien returned
from visit to Clinton.
Mr.. W. g. Aucoln and daughter,
Miss Edna, accompanied BY Mr..
Frank Delluky Of Amelia, motored
I'd Franklin Thursday.
A. r II poi,larI nf EiIs0n was
i visitor here Thursday.
Patterson Sanilarium, where HIS VIII
IN operated on fer appendicitis.
Mrs. Joes Roes returned from Red
Stick.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Treiche and baby
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Broussard.
town today.
MIS- Dah noseh"'g - haiase''e
: 'fie guest u 'iei sis'ei' Wis iiaiis
DAVIS.
W. \: oil'oh q Ne" orleans :
mere on business To-Day
los' ieAas' : 'he guest u NJ any
Mfs' r. T. iloou
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ITO be continued tomorrow
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roes and children
are spending few weeks at Coopers'
Wells.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

Mr. F. II. McGowen is visiting
friends in Vicksburg, Miss.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

Mrs. George O'Brien returned
from visit to Clinton.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

Mr.. Roger Fleurot Of New Orleans
spent a few hours here Thursday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

which Board shall meet immedate,r
after the adoption of this act Of Fly ~
corporation, at the domieile Of ths
Company and elect the officers fo f.,
the remainder of the business ya ~.
ana TIL any vacancies amono ill.,
number. "lVNs tne
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Mr. R. E. Duffy Of New Orleans is
a business visitor here.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-28

Mr.. w. G. Aucoin and daughter,
Miss Edna, accompanied BY Mr.
Frank Delluky Of Amelia, motored
I'd Franklin Thursday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
WOMEN ATTEND
DEFENSE COUNCIL

The Circuit Court room was filled
with representative ladies Of the town
This afternoon who gathered To form
tho Ottawa chapter OF the National!
Council Of Defense. The meeting
opened at 2:3h. Mrs f. C.. Swift. Tern.
porary chairman, presiding
The entire audience joined in sing.
ing the Star SpanPled Banner. after
which Mrs. Swift introduced the
speaker Of The afternoon, Mrs. j. \.
Curry, OF Streatol. deputy chairman
Of the Council OF National Defense
Mrs. Curry had pamphlets telling
OF. the Work of the organization. djs.
tributed, and spoke along the lines Of
the patriotic work now bcinC done
by the women OF the United States,
telling OF the best way for The women
Of the nation 10 serve their coautl!
at this time
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
SMlLEAGE CAMPAIGN
TO START MONDAY

a. III. for the purpose nj organizing,
together with the publicity director
aud treasurer named. local military
entertainment council. which will
have charge OF the local work and
will BIZ directly responsible TO the war
department az Washington for all
funds collected from the sale of
Smileage coupon books.
The National Military Entertain
ment Council is organized by the war
department for the purpose OF raising
funds by the sale of Smiloage cou-
pom books 10 pay the actors and enter
tainers 10 be provided for the various
theatres established at the canton
ments in America and to he establish.
"a elsewhere
10 has been recognized by General
l'orshlng i'll IN official report that
there are two enemies to fight in this
war. and one OF them is the blues. .
his campaign is organized for the
purpose OF putting the blues" 10
Hight. IL is the intention to make
every person In the military service
or the United States answer the gues-
ton. Are we down-hearted?" NO.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
O. 3. & T. co. IN NEW
HOME ON MONDAY

Monday has been announced by OH.
GERS OF the Ottawa Banking a Trust
COMPANY as the day for officially
opening their new-od building at the
corner OF La Sale and Madison
streets. The building vacated dur
ing the summer months 20 permit OF
extensive alterations, has been com
pletyd and is now ready to be occn.
pied by the banking house.
Entirely transformed from what It
used to be. and occupying the whole
first floor OF the two-story structure,
die bank will be conducted under
greatly facilitated conditions. The
interior has been completely rc.aT-
ranged giving the bank conlmodious
aud we'll lighted quarters for the
transaction of It's business. The al
terations were done under the d1rec-
ton OF HodgsOn Bros, OF New York
which firm specializes in architecture
an dbuilling.
Since starting the changes the bank
has been located on Madison street,
several doors west OF the old location.
This building will he vacated and the
new building occupied Monday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
City and Vicinity
News

Mrs Victor IIinricks OF Chicago Is
here To spend week with her broth
er. Louis Gaetke of sci Adams street.
William MulhOlland went 20 Streat-
or las, evening 10 attend n masquer-
ade party.
W Il. Foster went 10 Sreator last
evening for Il short business trip.
Miss Ferne Pettet went 10 Chilli
Gothic this afternoon to spend the
week end with her parents there
l.. A. Collins. OF Marseilles. was
IN Ottawa visitor today.
Z. C. Swift went to Chicago this
morning on short business trip.
Mrs. Ralph Osborne, OF Streatoi.
was an Ottawa visitor today.
Mrs. Fred Jones and Miss Anna
Conard will 20 TO Chicago tomorrow
for severa, days pleasure trip,
Miss Ethel Schroeder. Of Seneca.
was an Ottawa visitor today.
Frank Smith. OF - Canal street,
has gone TO Grand Ridge for visit
OF several days with relatives there.
F, Mrs. Louis Caring and daughter OF
Joliet, former Ottawa residents are
visiting AT the home OF Mrs. william
Tueglan on Columbus street
Catherine. the twenty months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael L.
Walsh. is recovering from the effects
Of an operation 10 remove an abcoss,
performed yesterday at Ryburn hospl
tai by Drs r. j. Cmne and W. a
Pike
J. r. Johnston and wife. OF Chicago
are the guests of Mrs. Johnston
mother Mrs. Samuel Pearson, on Co
lumbus street. M Johnston was for
merry with Flanacan's shoe house il
this city and is now connected witt
the Drumm Construction Co. Of Chi
cago.
Miss Anna tibbs lett this after
noon for Aurora for few days visit
With friends and relatives.
~ Gallup visited with friends il
Streator last evening.
Harold I.iudemann Went to Chicago
this morning on 4 short business trip
Mrs. Alice OMera of Leland /.
SPENDING a few weeks With relatives
in this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
Y. P. u. PLANS FOR
ANNUAL SOCIAL

The Young People, Union OF the
city held meeting last night 10 make
plans for the years work and 10 de.
eide on time for holdins the social.
which will take the place of the IN.
mal banquet this year.
The social viii be- held the first OF
April.
The meeting Of the Union tomorrow
evening will he held ct els instead
OF $50, at the First Presbyterian
church. and al young people Of tn"
city are urged 70 30 present at this
meeting. rs some very important busi'
ncS4 matters will he transacted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-02
LA SALE DEFEATS
OTTAWA IS TO 81

The Ottawa high school basket ball
team los last night 70 Ia Sale By q
So 20 - score. The La Sale i've Is
exceptionally strong this wear. and the
Ottawa boys We're forced TO 10 some
ndri playing TO keep the enemy from
making a. WalkaNuy ot the conflict.
La sale also won In the faculty
match proceeding the varsity game.
The Ottawa faculty was composed Of
five members OF o. II. $. teaching
force ana the La Sale Of three teach
ers and two outsiders. The score for
ihr curtain raiser was - 10 .