Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-03
City and Vicinity
News

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Misses Josephine and Lilah Bower
master have returned home after
sl'nding Labor day in Chicago Wis
iting friends.
Neil Burns of East Chicago. Ind,
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burns of Clinton
street
Mrs. Fred IIatlteway and Miss
Mary Carter returned to Their homes
IN South Ottawa Saturday evening al
ter a visit with friends and relatives
in Chicago
Mrs. Joseph Pearson and children
Joseph, Jr, and Elenor have return
ed home after visit in OconomoNoc.
Wis.
irwin and Harold Kay, of Morris
visited friends in Ottawa last even
ing.
Edward Dwyer was Streator Wis
itor yesterday afternoon
Miss Myrtle Stadden attended the
Labor Day celebration in Streator
! yesterday
Mrs. Sarah Ostrander OF Dayton, is
tIettle, III w jackson.
Misses Margaret Connolly, Margar-
et Heinrich and Lucille Ryan were
Streator visitors yesterday.
Mrs. p. II liareck. of Deer Park
township has been brought to the III
i1ois Valley Hospital from St. Mary's
Hospital in La Sale, and expects TO
undergo an operation sometime dur
ing the next two weeks.
Miss Bertha Keifel was a Peru Wis
itor yesterday
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Kettle and Mrs
Emma Weiss visited with friends in
Grand Rapids township oy'r Sunday.
! Herman Jobst and Victor Gagel at,
tended the Labor Day celebration in
Peru yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs William b. Thelen
and daughters Gertrude and Mabel
Miss Josephine Casper, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Abehalter and three sons, and
James Finn. all Of Aurora motored tC
Ottawa Saturday and spent Labor
Day with Mr. and Mrs. William Son
tag
Miss Margaret Brunnick visited II
Peru yesterday.
Anthony Ponzi. the North Ottaws
Grocer went to Chicago Sunday fol
short visit with friends.
Miss Hazel MeCkenstock, of Yves
Main street. went to Peru yesterda,
for short visit with friends.
, Misses Viola and Mary Sisson at
ended IT, Labor Day celebration il
Streator yesterday.
A. H Colwell spent Sunday and'L;
Dor day with friends in Chicago
Charles Carlson of Chicago sper
Sunday and Labor Day at Starve
Rock and Ottawa
villain Brunnick of Chicago. a 70
mer Ottawa resident spent the wee
anl at his home in this city
Miss Clara Holler and Miss Nelli
O'ConnOr both of this city have n
tuned home after a two weeks yaci
ton in Chatsworth, H.. Moment, Ind
. and other places
Miss Sarah Peterson. who has bee
employed at Eengel's Cloak and Su
Store for the last five years. has a.
y cepted position with Marshall Fiel
| and Co., in Chicago Miss Flyia p
: erson has accepted a position with tn
. | same firm
d Dion LEX Of the Great Lakes Navi
h Training Station spent the week en-
1t his home in this city,
@ Miss Anna Hayes ana nephey
: Chris Armstrong, of Chicago, formC
[ Ottawa residents, spent Labor Da
With Ottawa relatives. Miss Have
now conducts a fashionable modis'
'hop in Chicago which is one Of II
=. busiest places on the south side.
Miss Alma Carlson has returned
. 0er home in Chicago after a visit wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Carlsc
n North Ottawa
: Miss Lou Reardon. a teacher in Il
, Chicago public schools. has returnC
] o her home in Chicago after Wis
of two weeks at the home of her
s her Michael Reardon, rs Webst,
r ST.
d Miss Marie Riley visited friends
9 Chicago over Labor Day.
IS Miss May Downey spent Labor D,
v With friends in Chicago
# Herbert Stole has returned to Il
, University of Michigan at Ann Arb
, 'fter spending short furlough in tn
~ city.
Peter Boyle of the Great Lakes y
g. val Training Station is spending
# short Through at his home on Colu
II. nus 81.
Kenneth Olson spent Sunday al
Labor Day at his former home in Il
II vance
d Mr.. and Mrs James O'Meara rece
a ed a cablegram from their son. Tho
as OMeara, announcing his safe
- rival in England.
j Miss llelda Carlson spent Sundi
and Labor Day in Chicago.
IN Miss Ada Mccullough, of Ottu1
n, wa Iowa, returned home this NOR
ing after sl'nding the past few da
with Mr.: and Mrs. Walter Nice,
IT, Tough in South Ottawa