Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-25
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Herman Borchert left Monday fol
Kansas and GeOrse Barnes left fol
81 Louis. Mo. both being called Ia
military service.
Mrs. Henry KhOrt and daughter
Mildred and Evelyn of Rock Rapids
la. are visiting among relatives here
Mrs. Margaret Studley is visiting III
Chicago.
Miss Kitty Quirk OF Chicago is :
guest of Miss Ella RYAN.
Mrs. Max Winkler spent the fore
part of the week with relatives in
Streator
w. II. Smith served on the Grand
jury last week.
The Allen township Improvement
club met with Mrs Win Transeau on
Thursday afternoon. After the roll
call and business, Mrs. Transeau gave
her report OF the convention held in
Sycamore.
An ice cream social will be held
at the home of A ]. Calm .Wednes-
day evening. the 10Th. All the pro
ceeds will 20 to the Red Cross.
There will be Fourth OF July cele-
hrstion here.
Parade At II O'Clock in the morn
ing. composed OF the t.. A. r., Sons
of Veterans, Relief Corps and citizens.
There will be flag raising at the
corner of Lincoln and Plumb streets,
dedication address by Rev Gildea
A regular program will be carried
out in Hagi's hall at II o'clock. In
the afternoon there will be sports,
horse racing. foot racing, potato race,
sack race. etc. Dancing in he even
ing Hentrich's orchestra has been
engaged for the afternoon and even
ing Committee on arrangements, ].
". Transeau. w. {. Bruce, j. {. Dee
gan.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized at four o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon when Miss Helen Hagi be
came the bride OF Mr.. Lester Schultze
A company OF sixty guests witnessed
the pledging of the VOWS at the hagi
home under an archway of green smi
lax studded with white blossoms
Rev. joiner of the NJ +. church read
the service He was assisted by Rev
Wellner
They were attended by Miss Be
linda Woodward and John Hagi, broth
er OF the bride.
The bride wore gown of white
net over silk, with pearl bead trim
ming. She wore a wreath and vel
and carried a bouquet Of roses and
lilies of the valley
Her attendant wore gown Of pink
crepe de chine.
Following the ceremony three
| course dinner was served. The couple
teft for Chicago, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank r. Hagi, and is I
| graduate of the Roanoke school FoI
three years she has been teaching The
primary department in the Ransom
school.
Mr. Schultze is the son of Mrs
Louisa Schultze and for short tim,
was a student at Northwestern HI
left school before his term expired
to start farming at which he is now
occupied,
Wednesday morning at nine o'clocl
a st. Patrick's church a very prett,
military wedding took place. Miss
| Mable German and Mr. John Koran o.
Chicago were united in marriage.
Rev. Father NJ s. Gildea, pastor o
| he church, OBLIGATED at the nuptia
mass.
The church was decorated with cu
flowers and American flags in homo,
of the event They were attended b.
| Miss Mary German, sister of the bride
and Thomas Horan, brother OF tn,
| groom.
The bride wore suit of blue mes
saline with hat to match and tn,
bridesmaid wore a, tailored suit 0
gray
Following the ceremony at tn,
church the wedding party repaired Il
the brides home where weddin
! breakfast was served, under the d
rGction of Mrs. Oliver Jones of. Strea
! tor.
The bride is the eldest daughter o
Nj and Mrs NJ J. German, living foll
miles north of town. She is a graC
uate of st. Xayier's convent at o.
tawa and for the past four years ha
been employed by Sears, Roebucl
Chicago.
Mr. Koran is the son of Mrs. Thon
as Koran of Chicago and graduate {
Kent law school and was engaged /
that profession prior TO entering +