Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-06

William Elsesser returned home
last Friday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends AT Marin
cite. Wis,
Miss Jessie Wylie. of Kansas City,
Mo. arrived last Friday for "A short
visit al the home of her sister. Mrs,
J. C. Corbus.
Clarence Webb. who has been ON
ployed in the largest bakery in Gales
burg. is nov employed M the Federal
Bekery in this city
The Mothers club met a. the home
OF Mrs George Nebergall. on
"Wednesday afternoon, and pleasant
time was spent by all
Rev Fin Murra. editor and manager
of Our Hope" occupied the pulpit at
the Advent Christian church last sun
day morning delivering an excellent
sermon
Mrs Ethel Clansey and daughter.
Ruth. who have been spending The
winter with her mother Mrs. Mary
Garard. returned last week 10 their
home at Boyde, Mont
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Albrecht have e.
moved 10 this city from Oswego, New
York. and will make their home with
Mrs. Emil Alhrecht, whose husband
passed away some week sage
The many friends of night police.
man John Holland, are glad to see
him back on the job again, after be
ing confined 10 his home for three
weeks with an attack of the grip,
The Mendoza Woman's Club met at
lie library on Monday afternoon
The program was in charge Of Mrs
George +. Blanchard. chairman OF the
Home and Philanthropy Department
Attorney l.. &. Garfield, of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. arrived last Saturday for
visit OF a few days at the home Of
his fatherin.law. Mr.. Fred LANCE
WirsCh He is on business "trip Of
several weeks in Chicago.
MI Henry Sauer has sold his resi-
dence in the third ward to Mrs. Kate
Reckinger. and in turn has purchased
the residence OF Mrs. Catherine ID.
Tousley. OF Minnesota, which is locpt'
ed on South Sixth uyenue.
Mr. Earl Rudcltf left last Thurs
day for Wyanet. where he has ac-
cepted the post ion stelegraph oper
ator for the Burlington. Mrs. Radclitt
will continue TO make her home here
for several months.
Rev. II. Decker delivered German
sermon at St Johns Lutheran church
las Sunday morning in the absence
OF Rev Noelker. who occupied the Lu'
thedan pulpit at Earlville thar morn
ing, delivering an English sermon.
English services were held here in
the evening. Rev. Noelker occupying
the pulpit
Dr.. and Mrs. O. p Harris left last
for Chicago, where they viii
few days before deciding as
TO where they will spend few weeks |.
Of much needed rest and vacation !
During their absence Miss Maud I
Thesis will be in charge Of the hospi- |
tai. and the patients may have any /.
doctor they may desire. !
Mr. Charles Waite rand family |
moved to their new home al Davep- !
port, Iowa, last Friday, where they |
will make that city their future home.
A farewell reception was given them |
IN Wednesday evening at the home OF .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prangenberg.
They have many friends in Mendoza
who wish them the best OF success in .
heir new home.
The fire departm ent was called out
asst Thursday morning at about 1880 .
o'clock and responded promptly. The
roof OF Miss Mary Mahar's house, in
he third ward. was on fire, but was
put out with very little damage being
luf again Sunday morning. TINS
ime the fire was at The home OF Reu'
zen Woods, which was also put out
With little damage to the property.