Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-31
City and Vicinity
News

The friends of Mrs. Charles Knoll
of Fall River township are glad 10
know she is recovering from an i'll
ness of six weeks duration.
Miss Helen Swift. 1855 Ottawa ave
nue., went to Chicago this morning
for a short visit with friends
C. J. Bernard of east Ottawa went
to Chicago this morning on a bust
mes svisit
Misses Margaret Donavan and Hell
en- Hallett of Utica spent Sunday Wis.
iting ottawa friends
Gray Carol Jr. and sister, Miss
Sarah Carol, arrived in Ottawa Sat
urday for a few days visit with
friends The Carols formerly resided
in Ottawa. but have been making their
home in New York for the past few
months, and are now moving to st
Louis, Mo. Miss Carol is the guest
of Miss Margery Refior at her home
on Van Buren, street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hallet of Utica
were in Ottawa Sunday, visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Boyle arrived
in Ottawa last evening and are nov
visiting at the home of Mrs. Otto
Eichelkraut, 1902 West Main street
before going to Marseilles to make
their future home, Mr. Boyle received
his honorable discharge from the
army last week at Camp Grant after
spending several months in overseas
service.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ChaIus Of
Utica were Ottawa visitors yesterday.
Mrs Emma Sturgiss, who has re
sided in Ottawa for many years, has
zone to Bloomington, where she will
make her home in the future at the
Old Ladies Home in that city.
Miss Florence Hanna has returned
to Madison, Wis, where she is at
tending school after spending a ten
day vacation visiting with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs l. l. Hanna. in
Highland Place
Mrs Morey Roberts has returned t.
her home on Guthrie street after 3
visit with friends in Tonica.
Alfred Taylor and sister, Mis-
sarah. have returned to Madison.
Wis, where they are attending school.
lfter visit at their home on East
Main street
Rev Carl Stackman was a Chicago
visitor today.
Lothrop Follett has returned to the
University of Wisconsin at Madison
after spending a ten days vacation
with his father, Attorney Frank 70,
telt, in this city.
w X. Foster is spending the day in
RANSOM on business.
Dr. T. w. Weis and wife of La
Sale, former Ottawa residents, spen,
Sunday visiting relatives in this city
F. T. Neff of Marseiles was an OF
ava visitor today.
Miss Vera Watson has returned tc
Chicago, where she is attending
1chool, after visit at the home o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Watson, of 3Ol East Lafayette street
Miss Ruth Gladfelter has returned
Madison, where she is attending the
University Of Wisconsin, after a visit
at the home of her parents, MIR. anG
Mrs. E. f. Gadfelter on Clinton
itreet.
A. s Berry of Amboy was an Ottaw
fsitOr this morning
f. F. Bickel Of Chicago was in OF
ava today to attend the funeral of
he late Andrew Mueller.
The many friends of John Dono-
nue will be glad to know that he is
recovering rapidly from an attack of
jneumonia.
Mrs w. F. Stanton Jr, and son,
Billy, Mrs f. w Weis, Mrs B. F.
rrumbo and Mr.. and Mrs Glib Strawn
lave returned home from De Land,
fla, where they have been spending
he winter months
Mr.. and Mrs George Billings of
Peru spent the week end with Mrs
Paul Orsinger on W. Main street.
Edgar T. Hanson of Chicago visited
over Sunday at the home of Louis
3aefke on Adams street.
DR.. +. II. Mills of Kansas City, who
las been spending the past week in
ottawa on business, left this morning
or st. Louis.
Miss Helen Jobst left yesterday for
Jrbana where she is attending the
University Of Illinois, after spending a
ew days vacation at the home of her
parents, Nj and Mrs John Jobst. on
,ttaWa avenue.
Miss Annie Whyte, 1l9 Jones street, |
Ias resumed her position at the Wool |
worth store after serious illness OF /
jlural heart trouble.
Miss Ruth Keim has returned to |
Ter home on Illinois avenue, after |
spending the past few days visiting |
riends in Chicago.
Miss Catherine Wythe of Jones
,treet spent Sunday visiting at the