Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-20
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extended visit with relatives and
friends lie was accompanied home
by his Hrofher VALLEY and family who
wiIi make their permaueui home here
Nh and Mrs Waite. BAH were dim
urr guess Friday az the Home OF Mr.
aud Mrs " Aulrdm north OF tho
village
Mrs. J. Lucky am little daughter
Helen spent the day with Sueator
relatives one uay The pgsr week.
OFT Woolenhaupt vas among those
shippiu. hogs from this Joint. the past
few DAYS
r. ". Weber transacted business
in the county seat Thursday
Mrs. blanche Ellsworth has return
I'd from an extended visit with her
brother n. tIuss. aud family
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Rowe and children
and Mrs. NJ Woodu scent Thursday at
the Charles Rowe home in Deer Park
township.
VIM. II lockwood vas looking after
his business in This locality Tor the
past several days
Mrs Pete SChalatager VINO has been
a patient at St Mary hospital IN
Streator for the past three weeks. has
sufficiently recovered so as to be. re
moved to her home east of the vii
lage at nearly date
John Cove had the misfortune TO
lose valuable horse q short time
ago.
Mrs. F. Lindsay and sister, Miss
Lizzie Fogle. were among the reccu
Streat0c shoppers.
John Johnson has returned to Camp
ledge after L short lurlougn with
home folks
Albert Clark of Clarion, la who
came to Chicago With Il carload of cat
tie. came down toc a short visit with
relatives
Mrs. Otto Payne who has been a
victim of small poX for the past sew
era days. is reported as doing very
nicely at this writing.
Mrs, f. Rutan was dinner guest
at the J. + Read home on the east
side Wednesday,
Robert Davis, who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at St. Mary hospital .Strea-
tor. for appendicitis, is getting along
nicely at this time
Mrs. Ida Williams entertained the
following at Il family dinner the nrst
oil the week, Her son Lawrence of
Wheating, daughter. Mrs Clarence
Rainier OF Aurora and daughters, Mrs.
Fred Gallup and Gladys Dimmis of
Grand Ridge,
fred Parmalee. who has been quite
i'll is We are glad to report, better
Arthur Stason and family will move
to HE Paul Riehey tenant house.
northwest of town about March list.
MIR. Stason viii work for Mr.. Richey
tbs summer.
Druggist G. f. Smith has returned
from a weeks visit with out Of town
relatives
John Huss will move to the J. r.
Andrews tenant house west Of town
about March lst.
John PfaltZgraf OF Aurora has been
spending the past two weeks VII
home folks.
Miss Jane Moss is substituting at
the post Office in the absence of Miss
Cial Payne. who is detained at he
home, which is unuer quarantine for
smallpox.
MIR and Mrs Samuel Kline" Jr were
victims Saturday at their home Of a
most pleasant surprise when % m,d
Dcrs OF their family assembled at
their home for d farewell party, pre-.
paratory to their moving to Streator
A SYMPTOMS Dime: was served and it
is needless to say this happy event
will long be remembered by all par.
ticipating Those present were Mr.
and Mrs y NJ Antram Mr. and Mrs
George Foglc and daughters, Violet
and Ada, Mr. and M.s. Jerry Reese
and daughters Lura and Ruth, Mr. and
Mrs. ], W, Antram ans sons Raymond
Kenneth and Robert ana Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Antram and children. MILFORD
Edna and Jane NJ. and Mrs. KineI
will move about March 1st, where they
viii reside permanently
George and Chester Skinner wer,
Deer Park callers Sunday evening.
Julian Hess was q business caller il
the village Saturday.
George Van Kirk OF Pennsylvani;
was an overnight guest at the W. W
Lock home Friday
Mrs Elizabeth Hampson returne,
Saturday from Nebraska, where sh
had been for the past ~ months Will
her daughter, Mrs. George Hoppt
Mrs. Hampsons friends gladly we
come her home again
The funeral Of Mrs ANN Prou
took place Sunday morning at 9;3
O'Clock from The home of J. W. Wakey
, southeast of the village. The service
were conducted by the Rev Iva
: Chatten OF the Methodist church A
! ter the services the remains wer
e taken to Earlyille. where intermer
was made in the family lot 1t wi
be rendered that Mrs Proud's hui
band came to his death in railroa