Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-14
Mrs. Jessie B. Seward.

Mrs. Jessie b. Seward, wife OF Ed
ward Seward, died Saturday evening
at $50 o'clock at the family home,
1882 Phelps street. following a short
illness from Spanish influenza which
developed into pneumonia.
The decedent was born in Ottawa
thirtyseven years ago and had re.
sided here during her entire life. She
leaves surviving her husband, Charles
Seward and eight children, Jackson,
Gladys, Lillian, Harold, Charles Glenn,
=, Evelyn and Lubehta
The funeral service was held this
afternoon at o'clock at the family
home, and burial was made in he
Ottawa Avenue Cemetery Rev. Henry
r. Ebert pastor of the Madison Street
Evangelical Church. otficiated.
. Lille Bell Hop.
Lille Bell Hop, aged 25 years, died
last evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
family home. Go Court street, follow.
4 ing an illness OF two days. On Fri
e day Miss Hop was taken i'll with
! Spanish influenza, but the imme
date cause of her death was an at
/ tack of heart trouble
The decedent was the oldest daugh
ter of Wah Hop, the restaurant man
+ She was born in Slater, Mo, and came
l. to Ottawa about four years ago t.
; make her home. Her mother dice
l. thirteen years ago last April.
g Surviving she leaves her father
two sisters. Ollie and Mamie, ant
three brothers, Harry Of Camp Nc
Arthur, Waco, Texas; Simmons of th,
United States naval training station
az Puget Sound, Wash, and Frank
: residing at home
y The remains will be taken to New
" Boston, H.. for the funeral servic,
and for burial. The funeral part,
;, will leave Ottawa tomorrow morning
n James Newberry
l. James Newberry. aged 40 years
died last evening at the home of hi
brother, John Newberry, at the teri;
Gotta plane west OF the city, followin!
a short illness from influenza.
:. Mr. Newberry was unmarried an
y had made his home with his brothe
4 for several years and worked in OF
4. tawa. He was born in England an
; came to the United States when
a young man. He IS survived by on
brother, John
!. The feunera service will be he'll
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock a
the family home, Rev, c. A. Brigg
officiating, and burial will be made i
the Ottawa Avenue Cemetery,
>. Michael UrsIng
q Michael Ursing aged 50 years, die
:. Sunday morning at a. m. at hi
c home in the Federal Plate addtio
=. after lingering illness. The deceden
d was born in Aus ria and came to O
q tawa several years ago He had bee
employed as a laborer at the Fee
eral Plate Glass Works. He leave
surviving widow and four sma
children.
% The funeral service was held thi
- afternoon at o'clock at the famil
IT home. the minister of the Streato
II Slavish church officiating, and buris
il was made in the Ottawa Avenue Cen
10 etery.
Grand Ridge Girl Dies
Mrs Gertrude Ellitt Goodyear onl
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Arthu
y Elliott of Streator. former well know
~ resident of Sandy Ford township. ives
:, Of Grand Ridge, died yesterday morr
q ing at 1880 O'Clock at Chillicoth,
, Ohioi after short illness of SPANS
# influenza which developed into pnel
r monia. The decedent was bride c
+. only a few weeks. having marie
n Lieut.. Henry NJ. Goodyear and gon
o to Chillcothe to reside, while he
husband was stationed with the nee
zeal corps at Camp Sherman. He
NCuullS was Olt vi lHe large SOclt
m affairs of the season in Streator Sc
10 cial circles.
,e The decedent was born on a farl
IL in Sandy Ford township and reside
lc there during her entire life until tn
last few months when the faml
It moved to Streator. She attended th
Streator High School and the UniveI
sity Of Illinois at Champaign. Afte
graduating from the latter instituto
she taught domestic science in tn
n. indianapolis High school.
Z. The body will be brought back
-. Streator for burial. the funeral sci
IN vice will be on Wednesday afte
noon at ! o'clock at the family HON
In Streator, and burial will be mad
in the cemetry in Farm Ridge tow
ship.
N. ElVa Bozeman.
Funeral services for little Ely
Bozeman were held Saturday afte