Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-08


Woodward,
Trustees Frank Pool, Or. J. Allen
Garter and Walter Lindemann.
The installation OF the newly elect
ed officers will be made Dee. q.
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Camp No 3, Modern WoOdmen Of
America. held regular business meet
ing on Monday evening. After the
regular routine Of business the Off
GERS for the next year were elected
and the reports of the officers who
served during the past year were read.
These reports showed that the or
yanization had passed through an eX-
tremely prosperous year and that 1t
has forged ahead as it has never done
in one previous year. The newly
elected officers will be installed al the
regular meeting on Jan. 3, after which
refreshments will be served. The OIL
GERS elected were as follows
Venerable consul-i. f. stuart
Adviser-W lillian Fiesel.
Banker-vFrcd n Long,
Clerk-W. s Myers.
Escort Frank Maynard.
Watchman--Benjam in Jones
Sentry Jacob Syoboda.
Trustoe--Georgc Singer,
Physicians--Dr. H. c. Teltord and
Or. ]. II. Edgcomb.
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Miss Isabelle Brown and Miss Ruth
Norem. teachers of Mckinley school,
South State street. will give an enter
tainment and box social Friday even
ing, Dec 10. at s O'Clock Lunch viii
also be served In addition to short
program to be given by the pupils
of the school, the following outside
talent has been secured:
Piano solo .......,,. Violet Stephens
Reading ........ Lillian Rasmussen
Vocal solo ........... Esther Varland
Piano solo Agnes Tydeman
Reading .......... Sophia Gunderson
Vocal solo. Coach Giere. p. V. l.. 9.
Instrumental duet ...............
.... Elmer Anderson, Oscar Sieffcrt
Vocal solo ..,.,..........t.L LOIS Pyle
Reading .... ........ Evelyn Johnson
Selection ..,..,.,...... Male quartet
Vocal solo ,.,,.... Palma Matheson
Reading ..... ...... Mary Roberts
Vocal solo ..............C Coach Giere
Piano solo .......... Louise Watnem
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The members of the Summit View
Cemetery association held an interest
ing meeting yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. James Erb in South Ottawa.
Eighteen members were in attend
ance They spent the afternoon tack
ing comfor ers for the organization.
Late in the afternoon delicious re
freshments were served by the host
ess. The annual business meeting Of
the association was held during the
afternoon II was reported that prac-
tically 5000 was cleared at the bazaar
held recently The annual election of
officers also took place at which time
the following ladies were chosen to
serve during the coming year.
President Maria ClairmOnt
Vice president-MIs George De
Zouche
Secretary Mrs. E5tel Bowermas-
Treasurer Mrs. Ben Cooper.
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Eighteen members Of the Amateur
Musical club gathered at the home OF
Mrs Z. r. Palmer on Ottawa avenue
yesterday afternoon to attend the De-
Cember meeting Of the organization
The meeting was given over to a
study Of Christmas music, and the pro
gram was greatly enjoyed by all
quartet composed of Mesdames
George Fisher, Florence Bowbear c.
j.. Gapen and Morey Roberts furnish
ed several songs. and Mrs. Helen Jo'-
dan Graham Of Chicago sang a grouD
ct selections, in addition to the pro
gram announced in the Free Trader
journal on Monday The meeting
closed by all members joining in sim
ing Christmas carols, Following the
program tea was served by the host.
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About forty friends of Nike San.
tucci gave him a surprise last even
ing He VAS persuaded to visit the
Moose hall and there he was greeted
by his many friends There was an
elaborate banquet furnished and scrr.
cd by the, Flick restaurant followed
by an all around social time. Mr.. San.
tucci has closed out his business in
terests in Ottawa and viii leave on
Friday for New York, from which port
he will sail on the lith inst for Rome
near Whicb city his mother and other
members al his faulty reside. After
remaining IN I,aIt't6r a year perhapt,
ne will return to the United States,
which country after an appeals
strongly 70 him as place for his per.
manent home
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The members OF the Jolly club. an
organization OF young married
couples, held a pleasant party Last
night in Commercial hail in honor Of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles McAllistcr and
MI and Mrs Thomas Walsh. Both
couples celebrated their wedding an.
niversaries yesterday, Fifty guests
were in attendance. The hall was
decorated in Christmas color, and all
kinds of Christmas decorations A
pleasant evening was spent dancing
to music fiIrnlshed by The Wentz or
chestra. AIT midnight supper was
served by n committee in charge OF