Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-13
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Invitations for party at the fr'7-
,yferian church last Friday evening .
under the auspices of the Junior ~
T. society were recalled, owing to the /
Inaih OF Miss Emma Butte on FRIDAY .
uorpine at > o'clock. Miss Butte "aa
rrtiyeIy affiliated with the church
and its various organizations
Mrs. Kelly Payne and children, VINO
had been visiting village relatives
returned to their home on Friday,
Mrs Frank Rutan entertained at
dinner on last Thursday Mrs. Nm.
Hepner Of MaraeilIes and Miss iran
ces Rutan.
Miss Choie Lightner did shopping
in the village Friday.
J. W. Antram transacted business
at the county seat the latter part OF
last week
Mics Yocum returned to her home
in Chicago Sunday afternoon after
spending two weeks with relatives
here She was accompanied nome ny
/ her brother. C. r Yocum.
There will be a meeting Of the Red
Cross Thursday evening at the Pres
bvtcrian church after the prayer meet
/ ing service
Miss Edna Autram spent the week
end With Streator friends.
al
O. Holman and son Arthur Mrs. ).
F. Smith and the Misses Bessie and
irene skinner were recent guests al
the r. skinner home.
Mrs. r. ]. Butte and little son OF
Dim. Mimi. who were called here by
the death of Mr. Butes sister, Miss
Emma. are visiting at the home OF
George Schobert
CLYDE Rainier and Ray Gallup were
.northbound passengers Sunday,
John Butte and family have returned
to their home at Kempton. They
we're here to attend the funeral of
Mr. Buto's sister on Sunday.
Private Forest Jones returned TO
IT. Sheridan Tuesday, having spent
4 short time with relatives in the
village.
Mrs. G. J. Malaiso was a recent
guest at the Harding
II. NJ. Glazier spent a day in Chi
cage the past week.
Mr. ana Mrs. NJ c. Iodgson were
village callers the first Of the week
Mrs. John w. Fogle was an over
.night guest Friday at the home Of
her mother Mrs Katherine Rh0ads
of Ottawa. They attended the Moose
minstrel show and report it as very
good ....
Jesse RunEc was recent guest at
the home his sister, Mrs NJ. G. Coats
Of the east side
Nose Sangston Jr. who fell from
a car while unloading lumber one day
last week The result being a com.
I pIetc shaking up Fortunately he is
, getting along nicely.
Among those attending a Groppc
centenary meeting held at the First
NJ f. church in Streator last week
were Mr.. and Mrs G. W Nanley. C.
y Poundstonc, simon ShapIund Mrs
r. f Reese Miss Flora Foster, Mr..
and Mrs w. Stone and Rev j. Crainc.
The meeting was reported a very prof
table one
Mrs. A. X. Lehr, Mr. and Mrs
Crank Lchr and daughters, Katherine
J.. and Alice spent Sunday with rela-
q tjyes west of town
Mr. and Mrs +. h Williams. Mrs.
r. G. Williams, son Elmer Dean and
Mrs. y. NJ Ellsworth ana daughter.
Miss Grace were Streator shoppers
= Saturday.
Private Guy Ramsey recently re
q turned from overseas spent Saturday
, night and Sunday with his grandmoth-
"r. Mrs. Lydia Simpson, Of this VIII
lage
p Mrs Julian Hess and little son
Duyal Edward of Ottawa were village
callers Saturday.
The G. w. s. club will meet on
Thursday with Mrs VIM. Watts.
Mr. Pouk Of Stroator visited village
friends on Sunday.
Frank Duttlinger transacted bust.
moss in Ottawa on Wednesday.
\ meeting of the community c0uu.
ii will be held Wednesday evening
Of this week