Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-02
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHiLLiMoRE,
Representative, Branch ONCE Phimors eulIdlnp

the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
Philip Large.
Miss Corrine Sterrett, who attends
college in Madison Wis, spent the
week end visiting her parents in this
city.
The teachers and officers Of the
Congregational Sunday school were
the superintendent r. A. Collins Of
Fairview. After pleasant social
hour dainty refreshments We're served
Frank Durham of Cleveland, one OF
our ex-soldier boys. vas recently mar
ried to Helen Camp. The young
coupe will make their home in Cleve-
land.
Mr., and Mrs. George Armstrong OF
Somers, Iowa, are guests al the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Terry
simmons OF Howard street.
Mrs. George Gillett of East Moline,
who is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Parr, has gone to Chicago to visit her
son. Jesse Gillett and family
Stickle's cigar store has been sold
20 Rickerd a. Co Van Rickerd will
he the loca manager Mr. Sickle dis
poses OF his business in order 10 move
TO another climate, hoping to regain
his health in Colorado air.
John Lois has res.gned his position
with the Prudential Insurance Co. and
accepted a position offered by another
which gives promise of decided ad
vancement both in position and fnan-
,ialv
Alex Rhines Of Joliet, a former res
| dent Of this city died suddenly last
week Several relatives and friends
here attended the funeral in Joliet
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Engel OF Clark
street, entertained at a week end
house party the following guests from
Osler Ed. Enrich. Peter Block and
Samuel kslow
Mr. and Mrs. William Massey O'
| Chicago have moved to this CITY anC
viii occupy the home OF her father
| the late Thomas Babcock OF Young
street
| Esther Anderson Of Princeton was
ia week end visitor at the home ot
Miss F. +. Anderburgh Of Fairview
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carnerv, Albert
| Hines and Emmett White all OF Chi
ago came by auto to spend over
Sunday with relatives here
The Main Street Girls were enter
tained at a halloween party on Mon
Hav evening at the home Of There's
| phillmC"e Of Washington street
| About thirty were preeent and tn
'ccnrationS of autumn leaves. JACKIE
lanterns and witches and black cat
were admired as deserving of cOnSid
Grafton of those who came to tn
witches carnival Mra. Georpn Olsor
who deserted the girls
hort time AGO. was presented with
'nVelv set of sherbet glasses. Edit
Dawell making a neat speech as tn
glasses were given.
George l.. Clark received a posta
shower on the 18th anniversary Of hi
birth dav. He also was given a di;
ner party. the friends present remain
inp for the afternoon and plaNln
ramcs at intervals between remini
ceuces of times long past,
Maude and Emma Hin OF Fast Ma
settles, are making ready to go
California to spend the winter in
milder climate.
, Edward Winders and sister. Mr.
Sarah Johnson of Brina. have com
here to spend the winter as guests
the home Of A. A. Winder on l.inrol
street, who is son of one and nephe
of the other visitor.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Long HAY
leased their home on west Bluff stree
to Jaw Worth, who with his moth'
and invalid brother will occupy II
residence during the absence of NJ
and Mrs Long in Texas this winte
A reunion of the Ebersol fami
7 was held here on Saturday at Il
l home of Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Farrell
Nairview. Those present besides Il
I. local relatives were Mrs. Alice IA
: veil of Ottawa. Corrine Colman
Rogers Park. Mrs. l.. II. Hodgson
9 st. Paul and Mrs. Elizabeth Dean
1 Dover. An unusually fine dinner ";