Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-15
INFLUENZA CLAIMS
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spent working in Ottawa. He was un-
married
The remains will be shipped back
TO Serena for burial.
Mrs. Angie M. Williams.
Mrs. Angie NJ. Williams. aged 2S
years, who resided one mile south of
Grand Ridge. died yesterday after
noon at | o'clock at the residence
OF j. A. Moss. near Grand Ridge. after
an illness of one week OF Influenza
| and pneumonia, The deco dent was
born in Catlin, Ill.,, and resided there
until about four years ago. when she
moved near Grand Ridge.
Surviving she leaves Two small
children. Nellie and Daisy, a hus-
band who is a member of the Ameri-
/ can Expeditionary Forces in France.
and mother and several brothers
residing in Catlin.
I The funeral services will be held
( on Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock
at the Moss residence, and burial will
be made in the Grand Ridge GENE.
/ terry
Miss Mary knash.
{ The sad news reached here this
/ morning of the death of Miss Mary
knash in Chicago after a prolonged
/ illness. Her condition was not known
here unit. Sunday, when her mother
received word that she was seriously
i'll. She and her daughter Florence at
once left for Chicago and were at the
bedside when death came.
The deceased was born in this city
Aug. rs, 1891, and educated at St
Savier's Academy For the past six
years she had resided in Chicago with
her sister Margaret and brother Jo-
seph.
Possessed of pleasing personality,
she was loved by all who knew her
and held in the highest esteem by her
many friends in this city. who will
be greatly grieved to learn of her
death. She leaves to mourn her loss
her mother, Mrs. Mary knash of sos
First street and three brtohers and
two sisters, Lester in France, Joseph
and Margaret of Chicago, AMI Thomas
and Florence, residing at home
The remains will arrive here toiay.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later
Henry BrieI,
Henry Briel, aged &c years, did
last evening at MS home, l451 La
flyette street, after an illness Lass
Ing less than one week, pneumonia
and Spanish influenza For the pa It
I, eight years Mr.. Briel had been EN-.
poyed at the Ottawa Silica Sand Co.,
and was one of their most trusted
employees.
He was born Mar. "a, 1882, in Der
wyn, Ill, and came to Ottawa about
twenty-five years ago.
, Surviving he leaves mis- wife and
8 four children, Helen, Catherine, 10
, seph and Lucille He is also survived
z by his parents and two brothers re
;. siding in Sterling, Colo, and one sis
{ ter residing in Chicago.
e The funeral arrangements will be
|. made later
:, Former Ottawa Resident Dies.
/. Word was received in Ottawa rhl
t morning that John cellars of indie
s pendence, Kan, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore cellars of 1914 Clinton
e street, died this morning at 2 o'clock
G Mr. cellars had only been i'll a few
e days suffering from the Influenza.
e A message was received in Ottaw,
u yesterday saying that he was Sc
l. riously i'll and his father started TO
e Kansas at once.
k The decedent was born in Ottaw;
e and had lived here during his entir,
t life. until six years ago His man
raige to Miss Edith Riddle took plac,
in this city in 1908.
Surviving he leaves a widow an,
:. three children Edith, Theodore an,
II Mary his parents, two brothers, Franz
# AMI Alfred and one sister, Louise, al
If Of this city
# The funeral arrangements will b.
=. announced later.
IS Young Farmer Dies
Edward Bultman, aged 80 years,
well known young farmer residing il
Serena township, died this afternoon
e at 2;30 o'clock after a short Hines
y from Influenza
n Infant Dies
r Rosie Nororah two and one hal
. year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
u Frank Nororah died this afternoon q
l. the family home 6l0 Superior stree
= after short illness.