Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-07
Local Notes.

Miss Motif entertained over Labor
day at the home Of her father. Eugene
MONT, on Bluff street, Il party from
Joliet consisting Of Miss Louise Hin.
ale Ted Blatt, Lois Rogers and Ellen
Newbold, On Labor day there was
an informal gathering at the country
club, and the guests went back to 10.
liet IN the evening, leaving man.
friends hoping for another visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker of La
Sale were here Labor day to visit
relatives and friends.
VIII TUNNEL of Moline is takinS
advantage of brief vacation to visit
friends here and in other cities.
Willis Shaver has had a tumor re,
moved from the side of his hand
He is doing we'll and will soon be over
the effects Of the surgical operation
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bignall, who came
from Detroit Mich, to assist I'm cele.
brating the eightioth birthday Of his
mother, Mrs RoXie Bignall of East
Bluff street, returned yesterday after
a pleasant visit with relatives and
friends here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long have re
turned from their auto trip 20 visit
relatives in different parts Of Iowa,
Tha Missionary Society Of the Con
gregational church meet tomorrow at
the home of Mrs NJ Hattrem OF
Washington street Mrs. Louise
Smouse is the assistant hostess. 4
fine program has been arranged,
which will be interesting.
Mrs Yuill was an Ottawa visitor to
day.
Mrs. William Sheedy and Mrs. EG
Gromberg are ottawa visitors today,
Frank Brankiu, who has been work
ing on the Ivy Way has gone to take
up his studies in the Quincy college
at Quincy III.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cerveney o,
lincoln street, who were at Heyworth
on a visit to the mother Of Mrs. Ger
yeney over Labor day, returned home
yesterday.
Walter Haynes went to Monroe
Mich. yesterday. where he has &C
cepted employment in the paper mill
in that city as machine tender.
Mrs, II Soper, mother Of Mrs, II.
r Eoomis, went to Moline on Sunday,
Mrs Soper has been suffering from
cancer and was treated by DR.. Free
man Of Moline, who removed the
growth without surgery After a final
examination by DR.. Freeman at his
office in Moline she will 60 on to her
home in Putnam
Sam Jaffas started his new laundry
in the rear Of the Farmers and Mcr
chants bank, corner OF Main and Lin
coin streets.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
citic Railway company are putting in
a new crossing at Main street be-
tween the National Biscuit company
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Collins and fam
iy and Harold Collins drove to Walnu.
Sunday, where they spent few hours
with Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs. Sydney
Fordham. The party then went on to
La Noble where they visited Rev
and Mrs. Collins Mr.. Collins parents.
The party returned last evening, leav
ing Harold Collins at his home where
he remains until the Illinois univer
sity opens for students.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Bignall Of De
troit, who came to spend his vacation
and assist in celebrating the eightieth
birthday of his mother, Mrs. Roxie
Bignall, returned to Detroit this morn.
ing.
Frank Montgomery has received a
card from Mrs r. T.. Adams at Be
lott Wis. stating that her daughter
Alice underwent an operation in the
hospital in that city on Wednesday of
last week. She stood the operation
well, and hopes are strong for her in
mediate recovery. Mr.. Adams has re-
turned to Marseilles
Mrs, Roy Thompson has sold tie
residence she recently purchased
from Mrs. A. A. Poole back to Mrs.
Poole.