Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-14
MARSElLLES.


the Methodist church here, has grad
mated from the Garrett Biblical lnsti-
tute in Chicago and is now a fully or
dained minister He proposes to take
post graduate course and Will De
vote the same time to the work here
as in the past. His vacation, which
comes in August will be spent in Mar
settles.
A. c. kohrt denies that he intends
resigning from his office as city com
missioner, but says he intends 10 see
the work of his office we'll and thor
oughly performed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gus Nelson. who went
on the Ebersol farm east OF the city,
have decided to quit farming. and Will
come back to their home on Bluff
street,,
MrsssR. c. Smith of Los Angeles,
Calf lis visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs f. T. Geagle on Broadway.
Mrs A. d. Craft has entered the
soldiers and widows home al Quincy.
s s. Merenr OF Cedar Falls, Iowa.
came hy auto to visit his daughter.
Mrs. G. p. Trowbridge OF Bluif street,
and will be accompanied home by his
wife who came by rail several days
ago
Mrs. Orvile Tremper of Chicago is
a guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Al Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Takos Of Aurora are
guests at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherrell Sanford OF
Ln ,r,tftr n1
of baby girl recently. Mrs. Sanford
was formerly Hazel Cliff, domestic
science teacher in our high school
Harry McCurdy, who fractured
one Of his ankles playing ball, has re-
turned to Champaign tor treatment
and will remain until able to walk
again.
A fire at the home of A. S. kyser
OF east Washington street, caused by
sparks from chimney, was extin-
guished With little loss by the fire de
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Rev OF east
MarSeHles, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Lydia TO Eston
Williams. The marriage will he the
latter part OF June.
Dean Stephens of New York City is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Stephens of Fairview.
Mrs. Emma Vondersmith of Grant
Park is being entertained at the home
OF her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Tucker of
Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gle1 Rolp of kanka.
kee We're over Sunday visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rolph
OF Clark street.
Mrs. Fannie Farmelee was called to
Grand Ridge to attend the funeral of
her cousin. Mr.. Hodgson. on Monday
OF last week
Mrs Hiram Brier of Chicago, has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Gil
bert COffeen the past week.
Lillian and Gldays Lettsome have
gone to Racine Wis, to visit rela-
lives f0r several days.
Mrs. In. Baughman went to Chi
cage, to visit friends this week.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson OF Tulsa. Ok
lahoha is visiting her mother. Mrs
Emma Derby of Bluff street this week.
ne regular meeting OF the Wom-
an S Relief Corps was held in memory
CT Flag. Patriotic songs readings
both by girls and women, papers and
eA,eElpOraneous remarks formed an
afternoons entertainment such as
could be given only by the corps. A
nag day drill by the first grade pu.
pills of Mckinley school was inter
esting as chidren's work always is.
The Main street Girls were enter.
famed on Monday evening at the
home OF Theresa Gratis on Tenth
street. The trip from town was made
IN an auto truck. A chicken suu5a,,|
a'lfta'ed the pangs Of hanger ana
base hail played by the girls served
- nipuse both the PARTICIPANTS and
the audience.
leslie Roy Outman and Cecil p
Razor Of California, were married
in San francisco IN May 1871 TN
returning from France. Leslie went
to California to work at Richmond
and the wedding announcement IL the
first important news from him since
reaching the Pacific coast.
Oscar Carney, who has not been
well since discharge from tho tank
corps with which he served in France
bas been taken to Chicago for med.