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Ardmore. Pa, where they Visited Miss
Mary Bishop North.
MADAME Calve, daughter Of Col. E.
q. Dravo. u. S. A.. Is at present max
ing her home at Berk place. Pas de
Calais. France, on the channel coast.
twenty-sevep miles south of Bou-
loSne. where she keeps open house TO
all American friends.
capt. Calvin SatteTae'd. L. S. r., and
MRS. Satterfeld are at Cane May, \. J.,
for stay OF some length.
Mrs. j. b. DucEstad. wife of Capt.
oorE. Pa. for Visit to aer rarcr; is.
Surgeon +. S. u-e,denbaugh, L. = A..
ard Mrs Ereidenbaaeh
Mrs. .. J. MacI aciinn. wife of Mai.
Macischian. L. S. A.. has gone to
Scwbuiq. y. L. ~hee sue ~. ,.
main with her parents, nr. ans Mrs.
1ohn Teters, at their home, &c courte-
nay avenue. curing her husband alb
seuce In France.
Maj. J. McA. Webster. L. s. A., nc
eompanied by Mrs. "eb.;e-. aas sort
10 MacEinac Island. Mich. where the.
VIII s2etd she summer al tnei- oou,tr,
p'a"e
Mrs. Hunter u. Nelson, VIE of Col
Nelson. L. S. A.. has gone with thei
he- husbands absence over seas 81;
VIII make her home at 1o6 Juniper
street
Capt F. w. Pitts. l.. s. A.. accom-.
ranied by Mrs. PITTS. hn- gone
the summer to Ocean City, N. =,
wher" they are located at 4i6 Atlanti.
avenue.
Mrs. r. l.. Gray. wife OF Mai. Ora,
=. $. A.. now stationed ut Camp A.eao
Md. Is visiting Mrs. J. T. Watson
Bn't:mo~c.
Mrs. George Moore. wife Of Lieut..
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Moore, Z. s. A.. Is at 1894 Common
wealth avenue, Ailston. Mass, for the
early summer.
Col George Downey. L. 5. A. and
Mrs DowGey have visiting them
.. their s:ste. lin law, Mrs. J. X. Ferry.
of Greenwich. Conn.
Lieut. Clsrcrce III. Johnston, L. S. A..
and Mrs. Johnston have located for
TIL. present at the Congressional
Hotel
! Cen. Benjamin hlvord. L. s. A., re-
Gently returned from France. went TO
vest Point last week. accompanied by
"rs. Alvord. for short visit TO Col.
! Martin. 1. S. A.. and Mrs. Martin.
| Mai. JoAn Fl. canrr,ith. L. S A.. ard
Mira. Carruth have visiting them at
4, the washin. .ton barracks Mss Iarcie
K a:fe y OF New Orleans. La.
( col Joseph II. Earle L. S. A.. and
! Mrs. Earle have as their guest at the
Wsshinstcu barracks the iatter's moth
o.. Mrs Mary f. Wheeler Of Vicksburg.
Mise.
| Capt. Thomas ]. C. Sculiy. L. S. A,
! was joined last week by Mrs. Scuily
! who has been on a visit to friends a.;
New York Capt. and Mrs. S"uliv arc
the guests of Maj. Lehnan IL. Miller
! u. s. A.. and Mrs diree at their guar
, ters at the Washington barracks.
! Mrs. A. Z. Jones. wife OF Col. Jones.
IL. s. A.. has gone to Philadelphia
! where she is visiting Mrs. James J.
/ Meade at the navy yard.
] Mrs. Ralph Fa:rchiid. wife OF Mas.
-. 4. l-s gone to Tay!o..
! Tex. for visit.
: Mrs. Nathan Mcclure. wife of Lieut..
| Mcclure. L. :. A., has gone to Fort
/, Sam Houston. Tex. to remain. during
her husbands absence abroad. with
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chased a permanent home at Wash
ington at 1856 Park road
Maj. Norman w. Peek, u. S. A., and
Mrs. Peek will leave Washington this
week for Columbia, S. c.. where the
former is to command the new school
of artillery observation to be estab-
lished at that place.
Mrs. Omar Walker Pinkston. wife
Of Maj. Pinkston. U. S. A.. will remain
at Washington during her husbands .
absence in France and has taken an
apartment at Pelham Courts, 2115 p
street northwest.
Brig: Gen. j. B. Burbank. U. s. A..
retired. accompanied by Mrs. Burbank.
months. has now gone to their coun-
try place. Brattle Farm, Pittsheld,
Mass, where they expect to remain
until the late autumn.
Maj. Ira Loganecker. U. s. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Loganecker and their
week for station at Gerstner Field,
Lake Charles. La.
Mrs. Robert Graham Moss. wife of
Capt. Moss. U. s. A.. with their little
son after visit to her husbands par
ents. Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss, at
their home at Annapolis, has gone to
Texas. y
Mrs. w. A. Castle and Miss Mary
Castle, who have been at Washing
ton for some weeks visiting Capt.
Castle. U. S. A.. will make their home
at Grove City, Pa.
Mrs. Arthur E. Midgley. wife of
Maj. Midgley. u. s. A.. accompanied
by their dapghter .Luella, has gone to
Whitewater. Wis. to remain during
her husbands absence in France
Mrs. William A. Rawls. jr., wife of
Capt. Rawls. U. s. A.. with their little
daughter. has gone to Pensacola, Fla.
to remain with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald, during her hus-
bands absence over seas.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas J. Smith, q. s. A..
and Mrs. Smith spent last week at
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WAR WORK CALENDAR
MONDAYS,


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work. Fund for the French
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suck h.ss ] .. e. .sa @ ..I L II, 81 ] s III | i. ss' s.e a.
WEDNESDAY.
of finished garments garments by
MIS- MA" liam M Sat s-ss
;, finished at Red
Unit .e.el ,onn,ee e
T THURSDAY.
day at liz of for the French
III Commit
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Of th Chapter of the Red
Teaching Center
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YOUR. DUTY TO
Be ATTRACTIVE
Have Pretty Dark Hair.

"La Creole" Hair Dressing is the
original hair color restorer. AppIy-
ing II to your hair and scalp it reviyes
the color glands of nature. 1t is the
only hair color restorer that will
gradually darken all your gray or
faded hair in this way. No matter
how grsy, 'prematureIy gray, faded
or lusteriess your hair might be.
ia Creole" Hair Dressing will make
Il beautifully dark, soft and lustrous,
Easily applied by simply combing
or brushing through the hair. Don't
be nisled into buying some cheap
preparation.
USE
ala CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING
for gray or faded hair. Sold by
Peoples Drug Stores, ODonnelfs
Drug Stores, Washington, d. C., and
all good drug stores everywhere.
Mail orders promptly filled on re.
ceipt Of regular price, 81. "La Gre.
OLE Hair Dressing Is sold on .
nsoney.back guarantee.
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Amy Notes.

Mrs. Dutton and daughter, Miss Min
ME Dutton, mother and sister of
Lieut.. Arthur Dutton. Z. s. A.. have
returned to the city and are once
more established in their home. 1898
10Th street.
Col. W. L. Patterson, Z. S. A., now
on duty at Langley Field. Va. has his
mother, Mrs. w. ]. Patterson, visiting
him.
Col. Charles Stewart Wallace. U. s.
A., and Mrs. Wallace are at 1919 18th
street. "..
Capt John Paul, U. S. r.. and Mrs.
Paul have gone to Alexandria. Va.
where they are visiting Mrs. F. D. s..
Maj: Gen. John W. Ruckman. T.. s.
A., recently detailed to command of
the Northwestern Department at Bos-
ton, Mass. has been Joined there by
Mrs. Ruckman and Miss Ruckman.
who took possession last week OF the
apartment leased for the sumner at
II Stearns road, Brookline.
Capt. F. T. Wood, U. 8. A.. has pur-
Evening star., 1918-06-09

napolis attending the June week exer-
cises at the Naval Academy. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. F. p. Hess
and Mrs. NJ. D. Schaefer.
A collection of books for men in
uniform will take place this evening
at o'clock at the Young Women's
Hesrew Association, 1917 New York
avenue. There will he an interesting
musical entertainment, when several
vocal selections will be given by Mr..
George F. Bowerman, chief librarian
of the Public Library.
Every one fs urged to bring a book.
and ladies will be admitted by book
only.
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MT MT. Meyer II. Landay OF Baltimore,
Milton Byrne, daughter Of Mr.
Church. Va. and Dr.. Macon Ware
also of Falls Church, took place
at Columbia Baptist Church. Falls
who was given in marriage by her
father, had her sister. Miss Belle
Byrne, as maid Of honor. DR.. Burrows
Of Hot Springs, Va, was best man for
DR.. Ware. The bride wore a dress of
h.s IN pssr pd ss dc Ss ens ans
orange blossoms and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses. She wore a
crescent Of pearls and sapphires. gift
OF the bridegroom. Mrs. William Hale
Miss Mildred Williams. cousin Of tho
bride. was flower girl. The brides
maids were Miss Louise Byrne, Miss
Clara Hale. Miss Lucy Ware and Miss
Maybelle Church. The ushers were
Mr.. John Greet. Mr.. Horace Brown.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home Of the bride after which the
bride and groom left for a trip to
Atlantic City. The bfide's going away
georgette with blue cape trimmed in
gray, and hat to match. They will
make their home in Falls Church.
st. James Episcopal Church, Rich
mond. Va. was the scene Of a quiet
and pretty wedding Saturday after
noon, June /. when Miss Ada Eliza
beth Fill. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Howard FIJI Of 201s Grove avenue,
Richmond. Va. formerly Of Washing
ton. became tho bride of Lieut.. John
Corbin Crafford, Coast Artillery Corps,
stationed at Fort Monroe. son of the
late DR.. J. H. Cranord Of Lee Hall.
Va. The ceremony took place at 2
o'clock, the Rev. G. Freeland Peter
ofYiciating. Miss Fill, dressed in pink
georgette crepe and pink hat. and
carrying sweetheart roses, entered
with her father. who gave her away.
of honor and only attendant. She was
gowned In white net over blue chif-
fon. and carried q bouquet Of yellow
daisies. Capt W. 8. Bauer Of New
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Paul J. Blackstone, formerly of
Washington. now of New York, and
Miss Florence Morgenthau, a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave L. Nor
genthau. were married quietly We'd
nesday. Juno 8. in the presence OF the
10th street, New York, by the Rev.
H. d. Brown, assistant to the Rev. DR..
J. H. Holmes Of the Church of the
Messiah.
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Women in War Work.

(Corrtinued from Second Pase.)
have risen to all occasions. There
has been no request made to 1t TO.
supplies which has not met will
quick response, the women of th'
matter how arduous, like soldiers.
Successful Benefit for Belgians.
A successful porch party recently
et ths ss g Mr.
street, Chevy Chase, by Misses Mar
garet Devereux. Virginia Devereux,
Carolyn Devereux. Amy Selby.
Eleanor Graesly. Dorothy Graesly.
Barbara Boss and Margaret Boss. for
the benefit of the Belgian homeless
children. netted a goodly sum for this
most worthy cause.
Mrs. Lee Stubblef1eld and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lolita Stubbleheld. passed
their way to Atlantic City, where they
will spend the summer. On their re-
turn to the south in September they
will stop off at Washington for sew
eral weeks. -.-
Sergt. Matthew Wayman, 60th Ca
madam, C. E. F., will give a talk on
at o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
E. A Quintard, 1917 Kalorama road.
silver offering will be taken at the
door by the girls club, which Is ra 3
ing money to procure comforts 1or
the soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital.
Noyes-Field.
Mrs. Margaret J. Field announces
the marriage of her daughter Martha
Elizabeth to Lieut.. Milton p. Noyes.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Noyes
of Washington. The ceremony took
place at Admission, Ala. where Lieut..
Noyes, who belongs to the National
Army, is stationed. Mrs. Louis Vogt,
wife Of Capt. Vogt, accompanying the
bride to Admission. The officers of
Lieut.. Noyes' regiment witnessed the
ceremony. which was followed by a
supper at the hotel. The bride will
remain at Admission until the depar-
ture of Lieut.. Noyes for overseas duty.
when she will return to Washington
and remain with her mother at the
Kensington during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin B. Arledge of
Norfolk are now at Washington.
staying with Mr.. Arledge's mother in
Woodley Park. Mr.. Arledge is con-
nected with the railroad administra-
tion.
Mrs. Lillian Mcmillan and Mrs. Thom-
as d. Whyte left for Detroit, Mich,
yesterday, called there by the criti-
cal illness of their brother. Mr.. Nell
son K. Riddle.
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Mrs. Johan c. krondrup will receive
finished work and distribute new work
Of the Red Cross from 2:30 to 5 o'clock
on Wednesday at 2007 Columbia road
northwest.
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her parents. Col. Henry !. Ripley. c.
S. A.. and Mrs. R.Rey.
Mrs. John w. ETxiey. wife OF Lieut..
Bulkley. L. s. A.. bas gone to Houston,
Evening star., 1918-06-09

Mrs. Anna B. Hendley and Mrs. Nam
ette Hall left Washington Friday for
Atlantic City, where they will devote
some time to chautauqua work.
Evening star., 1918-06-09

Mrs. Harry Holdrege Willhoit, for
merly Miss Frances Monghon Browning,
a bride Of last November. il the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F.
Browning, Of Frank View, RiverdaleJ !
Md.
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Yount|arrett.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Floyd Mid
dleton Of Herndon, Va, announce the
marriage of their niece, Elma Brad
way Jarrett, to Mr.. Maurice Arthur
Yount, the wedding taking place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
on Monday. June 3. the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. Lewis F. Har-
per of the Presbyterian Church in the
presence of the families of the con-
tracing parties. The bride was be-
comingly attired in white and car
ried red roses Cher class hower). Mr..
and Mrs. Yount left Immediately for
a short trip and will be at home in
Herndon, Va. after June 10.
Mrs. Joseph E. Campbell, wife of
Capt. Campbell Of the Medical Corps,
U. 8. A, and their little son will leave
this week for Rock Enon Springs, whore
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Harry Holdrege willhoit, for
merly Miss Frances Monghon Browning,
2 bride Of last November. is the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F.
Browning, Of Frank View, Riverdalej
Md.
Mrs. Anna B. Hendley and Mrs. Nam
cite Hall left Washington Friday for
some time to chautauqua work.
Mrs. Johan c. krondrup will receive
finished work and distribute new work
of the Red Cross from 2:3o to o'clock
on Wednesday at 2007 Columbia road
northwest.
Mrs. Herman A. Seligson, who since
the death Of her mother, Mrs. John H.
Hood. has returned to her old home,
2812 N street. has been notified by the
War Department that her nephew, Capt.
John H.. Hood, Coast Artillery, U. s. A.,
now in France, has been promoted to
the rank OF major.
Temple Baptist Church, corner 10th
and N streets, was the scene Of pretty
wedding last Tuesday, June 4, at /
o'clock, when Miss May Leon Presgrave
became the bride Of Mr. Donald b. Is
bell, in tho presence OF large number
Of relatives and friends. The Rev. J. ].
Muir odiciated. The bride wore a gown
Of white georgette over white satin with
hat to match and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses. She was attend
ed by two little flower girls, Misses
Catherine Lyben and Alline Mcbride,
who were daintily dressed in white or
candle and pink ribbons. and carried
baskets Of pink sweet peas tied with
pink gauze. Mr.. and Mrs. Iabell left
later in the afternoon for a honeymoon
trim.
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lConIinus aTn ruIrJn f-ase.1
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engagement Of his daughter Sadie to
Mr.. Meyer H. Landay Of Baltimore,
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Mrs. Joseph e. Campbell, wife Of
Capt. Campbell Of the Medical Corps,
U. 8. A, and their little son will leave
this week for Rock Enon Springs, whore
they will spend the summer.
Evening star., 1918-06-09

Mr.. Jacob L. Lapidus has sent out
invitations for the marriage Of his
daughter Blanche and Mr.. Harry Otis
Sandberg on Wednesday, June 10, at
$3.50 o'clock at Eighth Street Temple.
Miss Helen M. Hess and Miss Made
line Schaefer spent the week at An
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tcortinued from. Second Pase.)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-20
COUNTY CHAIRMAN
OR STATES
IS DEATHS VICTIM
OPERATION FOR INFECTION OF
THE TOE FAILS TO SAVE LIFE
OF WELL KNOWN MARSEiLLES
RESIDENT, WHO DIED IN RY-
BURN HOSPITAL.

Former Supervisor Gaylor j States
Of Marseiles, prominent la Sale Co.
retired farmer and politician. died at
the Rybun hospital in tbs ely last
evening at s 10 after an Illness last.
ing less than three weeks. Few men
in La Sale county are better known
or are better liked than Gaylor J.
States. and he will be greatly missed
by residents all over the entire county
as we'll as the community near Mar
settles. where he resides.
Mr. States served as chairman OF
he board OF supervisor, and has al
ways both before and since that time
taken an active part in all la Sale
county aairs. He was stunch repuO-
lican and an active member Of NE
Odd Fellow and Modern Woodmen or
/ carnations.
I Mr.. States was a native of the Buck
eye state being born in Fairfield
county Ohio. February 26th 1855. At
the age of six years he came to Ill.
nois with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmanuel States, and his eleven
brothers and sisters. The family first
settled in Grundy county. In 1865 the
family moved to La Sale county set
Ting on a farm in Miller township
where Mr.. States resided until he re-
tired several wears ago
Aug -. 1879, his marriage to Mis-,
emma f. Long took place in Miller
township. to this union were born two
daughters. one OF whom and his wido"
survive him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-20
0. J. MASS MITHDRAWS
FROM CONTEST

OTTO J. Mass authorizes The Free
TraderJournal TO announce that he
has Withdrawn from the contest for
highway commissioner Of South OF.
tawa township. Mr. MASS makes the
following statement
To the Voters OF south Ottawa
Township
4 wish TO state that after having
my petition al signed mp and ready
to file with the town clerk decided
10 withdraw from the contest for CONF
missioner or highways and therefore
my name will not appear on the ballot
at the election April End wish To
take this opportunity Of thanking my
friends and backers-bOth men and
women-tor their assurance OF sup
port.
Il have served as commissioner for
six years and believe that The ward
and the east end OF the town should
be given preference over the west end
This section has the greatest mum
her of voters and the largest property
! intcrestests
Il wish 10 express % the people o
South Ottawa my appreciation of pas
I fayors."
Signedl OTTO J. MASS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-20
JOSEPH J: JOY DIES
AFTER VAL liant FIGHT
TO REGAIN HEALTH

career, which. before IA general
breakdown, was fraueht with posi-
bilities for his becoming a leading
barrister at the La Sale county bar,
closed last night at Hospital, Illinois
when Joseph J. Joy passed suddenly
away
Brilliant as an orator. an untirinp
worker, an ardent student. Mr.. JOY
possessed all those qualities that
made for success. About twelve years
ago his health began to give away,
principally from overwork, and from
that time on he was forced to give up
a big practice he had builded for him
self to take treatment. The attempt
at restoration was unsuccessful and
as he years rolled by without improve.
ment there came a breaking down OF
the deceased's determination. With
that came steady decline as the fight
doomed so hopeless after brilliant
stand against his trouble.
Born in Ottawa tOrty.tive years ago
Mr. Joy was heart and soul for OF
tawa. He studied in the city and high
schools, graduating from both at the
head of his classes. In 1899 he com.
pleted his course with what was then
record. having gone thru the tour
year period in three years time.
After graduation he was employed a.
stenoerapher and for several years
worked in the capital al Springfield,
Accommodating enough to permit his
studying law he then entered the
lega field and later was admitted TO
the bar. He was IA member of the A
o. H. and of Starved Rock Council.
Knights OF Columbus,
Surviving he leaves his wife, Mrs.
Nellie Clay JOY Of Decatur, and one
brother, Thomas JOY. of Chicago. The
brother was with him as he was called
to his Maker.
The body will be brought to Ottawa
for burial. but no hour for the arrival
of the remains has been set. Serv-
ices will be conducted at St. Columbia
church. where he served for years as
an altar boy and later became an heir
TO part of the estate of the late Dean
Heating.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-20
LARGE GERMAN SHELL
LANDS NEAR BAKER
BY Henry G. Wales.

With the American Army in France,
March 19,-Deayed) Secretary Of
War Baker on a visit to the American
trenches, had a thrilling experience on
his return to the rear when large
German shell burst between thirty.five
aud forty-iive yards from his automo-
bile.
While the secretary was at the
front the Germans were throwing
shells across No Mans Land, SO Mr..
Baker got all the thrills of real war.
fare al first hand. High in the air
allied acroplanes were flying about.
While on the Toul front Mr.. Baker
saw number of Ohioans whom he
knew and stopped and chatted with
some of them. Afterward the secre.
tary motored to a hospital where Capt.
Archibald Roosevelt Il lying wounded.
The secretary congratulated Roose-
welt upon his escape and upon mo
honor recently conferred upon him by
France.
s~ssrhc trip to and fro mthe front was
made thru a distance devastated by
war.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-20
MARSEillFS LOCALS.

A large crowd attended the dance
last evening in the Home Defense
League hall given by the Marseilles
Fire Department Many were from
Utica, Ottawa and surrounding cities,
attended the event. The proceeds viii
be divided between the Red Cross and
HE American Home Defense Society.
Excellent music was furnished by the
johnson and Jennings orchestra.
Miss Theresa Ora spent today in
Ottawa
Mrs. Glib Cohir underwent an opera.
ton at the Ryburn hospital in ottawa
for appendicitis yesterday She was
reported to be getting along fine to-
day
Miss Roberts Of Chicago. who has
been visiting Miss Blanche Broadbeck
ol this city. returned To her home TO-
day. Both young ladies arc expected
to be sent to Europe as Red Cross
nurses i'll = few weeks.
Or Re-. Kelly who spoke last even
ing az the Methodist church, will
preach again this evening, The al
tendance was large during the Lenten
services
Kings Daughters mer last evening
at the home of Miss felen Osgooc,
assisted by Misses Corrine Sterrit'
Gail Trowbridge The evening was
spent in sewing for the Red Cross and
knitting Dainty refreshments were
served
Mr. and Mrs. Fred SHUT south OF
the river, are the parents OF a baby
boy born yes erday.
Miss Mary Cashier and Mr.. and Mrs.
James EIollehbeck Of Verona visited
Yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
K. =. White
Zoe Wells went to Streator today to
visit at the home of her brother
Mrs Charles Hukon of Dayton IS
visiting friends here today.
Miss Anna Engel spent last even
inc in Ottawa.
Mrs Thomas Worrell arrived here
Yesterday from Chicago. Where She
has been preparing her household inr
nnurc for shipment to this city