Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-27
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NEWS 1&A


yesterday
w. II Spencer left for Chicago to
spend a few days there on business.
Edward Connors Of Streator was
the guest of Ottawa friends yester-
day
Michael Riorian went to Seneca
yesterday to attend the funeral of
his cousin, William Coughln,
Andrew Talty Of Seneca was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
William Leonard of Earlville tran
sac,ed business in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Edward j. Morrsi 924 Ottawa
avenue, has gone TO Chicago for Wis
| it with friends,
Judge Richard ID. Mills Went to
| Princeton today to hold court lOi
, Judge Prichard
Miss Myrtle DeNOe attended ban
ouet of the World Wide Guild in La
Sale last evening
Mrs. Roy Gates and son Billie ar
rived home this morning from New
| York to spend few monts with rela-
| lives and friends.
| Dr.. Roswell r Petit returned here
from business trip ir St, Louis.
Miss Sallie Bradford Of La Sall"
was the guest Of Ottawa friends to-
! day.
Miss Loretta Lewis of Utica called
on friends here today.
J. + Rao of Joliet transacted bus
mess in town this morning.
/ Miss Bertha lehman was La
! Sale visitor last evening
Miss Anna Breau of Peru was the
guest Of Ottawa friends today.
John Lambert OF La Sale called
on friends here last evening,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Harvey was la Sale
visitor today.
Clarence Crowley returned to his
| home In Chicago after spending the
past few days with relatives in this
city.
Mir. and MIS-. Fred Hanley were
La Sale callers today
Mrs. Alice Freeberry and daughter
Evelyn were in La Sale this morn
ing.
Miss Aria Erickson of Mars"iles
day.
Mrs. vern Churchill of Marseiles
was an Ottawa shopper yesterday al
| t,rnOOn.
Miss Francis Dunn OF f. Suprior
street has returned to her home after
spending the past few days with
friends in Chicago.
Richard Walsh of Chicago was visit
ing friends here yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ella Boyle Of Marseilles called
on friends here yesterday afternoon,
Miss Edna Watson of Chicago >pent
few hours here yesterday visiting
with friends and relatives
MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Lucey left for
a short visit in Chicago yesterday AT
ternoon.
Miss Francis Kalosk of La Sale
was the guest of Ottawa friends last
evening.
lick Dickman of Utica was in Otta
wa calling on friends last evening.
Miss Mamie Clancy of Peru was an
ottawa shopper This afternoon.
Miss Luella Kaloski of La Sale
called on friends here today.
Mrs Rolo Moore and Mrs Ralph
Kilburn left for Milwaukee today
whore they viii consult a specialist
Or. Snieder.
Wayne Gyger of this city left this
afternoon for Louisville, Ky, where
he will spend several weeks with rel
atives.
Manley Morley of this city will
leave tomorrow morning for Akron,
O., where he will take up new posi-
ton with the Goodyear tire company.
Mrs. Milton Waterman has been
called to Elgin by the death OF her
father.
Edward Barrett was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
Leon c. Amea of Streator called on
friends here today,
Irwin Gibson of Chicago is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Adama lielllch,
on Sycamore street,
H. C.. Sherdell of La Sale was the
guest of ottawa friends today.
Frank Frisch of Peru called on
friends here today.
Edward Carey was Utica visitor
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Harmon OF Utica
were Ottawa shoppers today
Enos Corcoran OF Earlville was
the guest of ottawa friends today,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Finlen have
returned to their home in Streator
after spending the week end visiting
he lat, ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. j..
Mahoney.
John Cassidy has returned to his
home in Peoria after a visit with MS
father, Andrew Cassidy, on East SUI
perior street.
Miss Frances Dunn has returned to
her home on East Superior street
after visit with her brother, Attor-
ney Richard Dunn, in Chicago.
Maynard Ruger Of Wedrnn was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Ms. George Walking of Grand
Ridge was an Ottawa visior yester-
day.
Mrs. c. f. Singer and grandson
Grant have returned to their home on
]. "A Sale street after Il visit win
friends in Streator.
j uke Finerty transacted bu'inesS
in Utica yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. p. Harwood has returned
to her home in Streator after WISHING
at the home of Mrs. Clarence Watts
in South Ottawa.
Mrs. Forest Smith of Marseilles was
an Ottawa shopper today
Arthur Dougherty transacted huSi'