Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-10
BROOkElELD

Miss Mae Agnes Mallaney and Jo'
seph Raglan were married Monday
morning at a nuptial high mass at 81.
Patricks Catholic church In Seneca,
The couple We're attended by Miss
Marie Dunn, cousin of the bride and
William Raglan, nephew Of the groom,
of Morris, Mrs Mary r. Hogan VII.
cox played the wedding march. The
bride wore travelling suit of blue
tricotiue with hat 10 match, and car
ried a bridal bouquet of white roses,
Her bridesmaid was also attlrcd in a
blue suit. with hat 10 match she wore
a carsage bouquet OF sweet peas. Fol-
lowing mass the the bridal party WAS
taken by auto tu the home OF tho
brides mother ON Lincoln street
where the tour.cuurse wedding break.
fast was served 10 twenty-five OF the
immediate relatives of the couple
The house decorations were pink ana
white Mrs Ferguson Of Morris vas
caterer and the following girls served
Luela Dunn, Alice SherdN Eitd CUT
and Mayme Cushing Miss Nal.auey,
who FOR the past few years has made
Seneca her home. formerly lived on 3
farm here she came here a itW
years ago with her mother ana has
since made Seneca her home. she
has a great number of friend, IN sen
eca ana vicinity she is the Oulj
daughter OF Mrs Ellen Nallaney. Her
husband is We'll known here and has
:armed near Verona for several years
The couple left FOR New York city
where they viii spend their honey.
moon Returning in two weeks, they
will make their home in Verona
where Mr. Raglan Will operate his
fathers farm near Verona He is q
son of Mr. and Mrs Michael Ragan,
who reside near Verona.
Brookdeld had quite a surprise when
it was learned that Miss Bernddine
Rooney. daughter OF Bern Rooney. ana
Dan Gallagher, both of this vicinity
evaded their friends and were married
at St Nary'S church at Joliet by Rev.
J. \. Griffin on Saturday afternoon,
They were attended by Miss MarSa-
ret Rooney. sister Of the bride. and
Leland Welsh, a cousin of the bride.
Nelus Donaldson moved his house
hold goods to MarseilleS last week.
Peter Kennedy shipped a carload Of
hogs 10 Chicago Monday
Mr. and Mrs Miles Collier ana son
are recovering from the influenza.
Alr. and Mrs James F.. Sheedy, who
have been farming here for several
wears. moved to Seneca last week.
Mrs. Mary Sheedy. daughter Louise
and sons Fred and Willard and Simon
ODonnell attended the funeral of ".
II Barnard. a relative, in Ottawa on
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sheedy were
Ottawa callers on Tuesday.
Dennis Manning, son Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Dave Manning has been very ii
with scarlet fever. They didn't expect
him to live Friday night through as
he had several very bad sinking spells,
but is on the gain at this writing. His
brother Lawrence is just recovering
from an attack of pneumonia. A
trained nurse of Chicago is caring for
them.
Mrs. Frank O'Malley and daughter
Margaret. who have been i'll, are on
the gain.
l. D.
Ottawa on Friday.
Charles Hartman who has worked
for Miss Ethel SHOOK the. past three
years, has moved to the Zimmerman
farm and will work for James KilIa.
lea the coming year. Shelby Wilson
of Narseilles moved to the Shook
farm last week and viii work for then
the coming year.
Miss Marian Brner. who has been
sick at the Ryburn hospital, Ottawa,
the past month, was moved 10 the
Jesse Hoag home in Seneca, TO remain
for a while.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Olson
and Andrew Durdan OF Streator WIS
solemnized at O'Clock last SATURDAY.
morning in St Stephens Catholic
church in Streator. The couple were