Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-13
COMPLETE ELECTRICAL
WORK AT N. B. CO.

The last OF the installing of the cleo
trical apparatus in both the old and
the new plants Of the National Bis.
cult company was finished yesterday
ana the electricians left for Chicago.
There has been placed along the north
bank of the head race on the com.
panys property railing made from
three inch pipe. through which cleo
trical wires have been strung from
the new power house to supply lights
along the railing and also TO carry
the Wirea across the head race to the
warehouse buildings on the south side
and light up the grounds.
a part OF the work Of the National
Biscuit company is now being carried
ON in the new box factory. The com
pany is running on full time, and a
large force of both men and women
are kept busy.
w. r. c. Entertained.
The Woman's Relief Corps held
their regular meeting yesterday after
noon, which was made brief as pos
sible so that there might be more
time to give to the social hour with
those In whose honor the entertain
mcnt was given--that is, the charter
members and the first initiated mem
ber-Mrs, Mary Stone of Trinidad,
Colo frs; president No. "a had, and
Mrs. Sarah Wilson. one of the char
ter members, and Mrs, Julina b. Hayes
Of Los Angeles, Cal, who was pre-
vented from being a charter member
by inability to get out the night OF the
organization on account OF severe
sleet storm which rendered walking
unsafe.
Mrs. Roxie Bignall and Mrs Minor
Wiley Were present, the first time for
a couple of years. Mrs. Sarah Butter,
field and Mrs. Byron A. Roath We're
expected, but did not arrive.
Refreshments of sandwiches, three
day biscuit cake, pickles and coffee
were served in the dining room, and
the women marched around the room
several times TO make sure all were
in line before being seated. Mrs. SEQ.
field, member OF corps in Iowa, was
the guest of the corps.
Notice was given that the inspector
would come on Monday, Oct, "a, anG
that the district convention would be
held in Morris on Nov. 3.
Local Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Morrissey of OF
tawa were guests yesterday at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. r. T. White OF
Broadway,
Burton Thurber has returned from
visit OF a week with friends in Chi
Cago.
J. A. Kelson has returned from Chi
cago. where he attended a Masonic
gathering
Albert Hines of Chicago came down
this morning called by the rapid sink
ing of his sister Anna, who has been
iii for long time
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Collins, Rev and
Mrs F. A. Stephens and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Allen drove to Dwight this morn
ing to attend the Fox River associa-
ticn, which meets there Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Mrs. Julina B. Hayes took the after
noon train for Kansas City, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Norma
Hayes Atkinson, for several weeks be
fore continuing on her journey to Los
Angeles, where she makes her home
with her daughter Mrs. Pansy Hayes
Alexander.
Thomas Worrels went to Streator
today to visit his brother, who is in
the Streator hospital
Joe Dinelli has employed new
meat cutter in his market. Guy stone
commenced work there today.
Mrs. Sam Jaflas is in receipt Of a
telegram announcing the death of her
aunt. Mrs. Lee Short Of La Sale, on
Tuesday of this week, The funeral
will be held at Tonica tomorrow aft
ernoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaffas will at
tend.