Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
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son Conard at her home on Congress
street, has returned to her home in
Chicago.
William Leverich went to Pontiac
for short visit yesterday,
Mrs. William Rigden of Illinois
avenue, who has been seriously i'll
is now able to be out again
Mr.. and Mrs, William Goenicke
and II. =. Shawback were Streator
callers Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Puet2 are the
proud parents Of bouncing baby
boy who was born last Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose enter
tanned at their home last Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Ruth ia
men and Miss Augusta Schultz, a
number of relatives and friends. Miss
Elaine Childs Of Tonica was one Of
the guests present.
On Friday evening these young Ia
dies and number OF relatives and
friends spend the evening at the Will
liam Goedick home. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were serv-
ed.
On Monday trip to Starved Rock
and Deer Park, with bit picnic din.
ner was enjoyed, Miss Jannen and
Miss Schultz left Thursday morning
for Monroe, Wis, to resume their
duties as nurses at the Evangelical
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mylenbusch
of Lostant, Misses Schultz and Jan
men, spent Tuesday evening at the
VIM. Richard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. jake Schneider and
children of Texas are visiting rela-
tives south of town They drove
through in their auto
,,Llton Rose and the misses, Ruth
Janneg and Augusta Schultz were
Tonica callers one evening last week.
Mrs. OFT and daughter, Mrs. Henry
Sermon, visited at the Charles OFT
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz and
Rev. Oestreicher were Sunday din
ner guests at the Mylenbusch home
near Lostant
Mrs. Frank Wenberling and niece
of near La Sale visited at the John
Rose home a day last week
Mr. and Mrs VIM Mylenbusch and
Miss Grace Grivey of Lostant, Misses
Ruth Jannen and Augusta Schultz
visited at the Harvey Rose home
Tuesday.
Fred LAYER and Miss Marie Wal
genbach Of Cedar Point visited at the
Harvey Rose home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilsman visit
ed at the home Of J. H. Shawback
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Rhoads OF
Christie street, visited their son and
family at Spring Valley yesterday.
! Cecil McEvoy went to Pontiac to-
day on business visit.
1 d. A. Wolfe is looking after business
matters in Chicago today --s-
b. J. Stanley was passenger for
4 Chicago this morning ~.
F., II Cassidy is spending the day In
Chicago, IA
! Mrs. Henry Calkins, residing at the
corner of Van Buren, and SChristie
streets, left last evening for a two or
three months visit with friends at San
4 Diego, and other California cities. She
travels over the Rock Island Southern
Pacific routes going out, but will re
turn by way Of San Francisco and Salt
Lake City
Charles G. Armstrong. who will be
remembered by many as drug clerk
for E. Y. 'Griggs thirty-fiye or more
years ago, has been making brief
visit it'll his brother, NJ. n. Armstrong,
West Madison street He left yester-
| a F1- l. to IT, anIv
as an electrical engineer and manu-
facturer, he has gained national prom,
inence. During the war he was en-
gagged in the building Of life boats,
many of which were employed by the
government, as we'll as other of his
equipments of high character which
entered into the conduct of the war.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Dougherty of
| North Ottawa and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
w. Butcher of West Lafayette sereet
motored to Pontiac yesterday where
they attended the ball game.
| William Lane of MarseilleS visited
friends in this city last night.
Earl Harrison, Wayne Belrose and
Arthur Fitzpatrick visited friends in
visited friends in Peru yesterday
George Billings of Earlville visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Winston Colwell of Ottawa avenue
Streator last night.
evening.
| Miss Helen Steinbach of West OF
tawa visited in Streator last night
Elmer Hitter visited in Streator
last night
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn inskeep of Mar,
settles, ILL.,, are the prud parents of
baby daughter born at Ryburn Mem
orial hospital yesterday.
Mrs. w. d. Duncan of West Otta-
wa is patient at Ryburn hospital,
Alex Gray, Edward Kelly, Wayne
Belrose. Victor Gagel, Otto Gerhard,
Gustav Gebhardt, A, +. Schock, Frank
Wing, c. c. McEvoy, Joseph Kelly,
Joseph Count, Louis Lynch, Tim Mad
digan, James Dunn, Elmer Levy,
Frank Maggie, Phil Schoch, Carl Metz
ger, Harry Funk, Elmer Johnson, Roy
Fike, Otis Fike and Dennis Dunn were
among those who attended the Otta-
waPontiac ball game at Pontiac yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Wade and Mr..
and Mrs. w r. Dickens of this city
motored to Pontiac yesterday after
noon.
Miss Pauline Mates will leave to-
morrow for Grand Ridge. where she
will take care of Will Eckert who Is