Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-06
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here Saturday after speudina thaiI
vacation win relatives IN Oklahoma
NJ mi AIRS J 4. Thompson and
SONS aud ir anu Mrs Harvey Base
CORD and Dorothy autoed - Chicago
last Friday TO spend the week end
MIR and Mrs Douglas Bliss Of Cuu
taeista. Cal, visited at the George
Bliss home last week
Hiss Gladys Pool started to Brown 3.
Business COLLEGE Tuesday murnine.
Miss Iulia Kelley is uursine in Paw
Paw this week
The Harding Ladies Aid viii ha, p
a business meeting with Mrs / II
Pool Friday afternoon Sept. Eth
Mrs Thos Toftee of Bode. la. an !
Mrs. Goodman spent last Saturday
with Mrs. Arentsen
Mrs. Louis Dolder of Ottawa, wa
a Freedom visitor last Thursday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Labor Day celebration in Ottawa.
The Social Circle met witt Mrs
Edwin Olson Saturday afternoon The
following officers We're elected Pres
idrnt Mrs W. A. Warren; vice rest
dent. Mrs b. A. Hall; secretary. Mrs.
led Kember; treasurer. Miss Mary
Nottingham The next meeting VIII
be with the Misses Nottingham.
The Freedom and Baker Lutheran
Sunday school picnic at ShabboHa
Park will be held Tuesday. Sept II
instead Of Saturday, as was announc-
ed last week. A good program .nd
all kinds of sports Will furnish the
amusement A basket dinner win b.
served Al noon Everybody camr ana
have a happy time.
Most Of the schools in this vicinity
began this week. Harding school nas
Isaac Peters for principal; Miss Helen
Shaw, Of Mendoza, primary ten mel
Miss Jane Boozel, of Earlyille. has
the Miller school, Miss Marsatat Ol.
son teaches the GouldtoNu scnG9l:
Miss Alta Anfinson, OF Sandwich the
Wright school Miss Louise Ham, of
Ottawa. the Wiley school; Miss Anna
Langsett, OF Ottawa, the Bend school,
Miss Edith Erickson, Of Ottawa. the
BHgnon school, Miss May Kennedy,
OF Troy Grove, the Thompson school
Miss Mabel Thorsan has returned
home from Iowa and Minnesota, where
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cousin. Miss Thorsan. Of Radcliffe.
Iowa, came with her for a visit With e
relatives here 4
Mr. and Mrs Harry Patrick left last
week for their home in Boone, Iowa
Mrs r. L. Ruger and Miss Anna
Langsett went with them for a weeks
visit They made the trip by auto
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dudgean are
the parents of baby boy, bern sat
urday, Sept LIST
Miss Verna jameson will entertain
the B4s al her home Wednesday
afternoon, Sept 18th
Mr. and Mrs, George Shule ana +
daughter Dorothy and Ralph parr
motored to Chicago Sunday They re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs Mcdonald of Milwaukee, Wis /
Is visiting her mother, Mrs, Fred
Bultman.
Miss Vera kendie. of Chicago. was
a guest at the George Shuler home
a few days of this week
Mrs. Verne Breese and three chill
dren. of Kansas have been guests at 4
the home of Mrs. VIM. Sinclair for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hobert Sprague and
little daughter Of Benito. Texas, are
guests al the home of Mrs Sprague's
brother. Paul Schmidt
Miss Laura Pool will entertain the
young peoples choir at her home on
Friday evening, Sept. It'll,
Mrs Chas Ostrander and grandson,
James Oslrander, of Chicago, visited
at the Gregg home in Harding from
Thursday until Monday.
Mrs VIM Sinclair entertained
number of children at her home last
Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
guests, the little children OF Mr. and
Mrs Verne Breese
Among the young people who are
attending the Ottawa high school are
Misses Laura Pool, Hazel Rawltng,
Lucille Butlman. Nellie Kellogg, Don
aid Pool and Maynard Clark
Truman Larson, of Leland visited
AT Justin Johnson's last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Omstead were
La Sale visitors Monday
Mrs. Lucas Larson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Merton Larson. at
Peterson, Iowa
John Benson and family, of Serena,
spent Sunday at Lester Halls.
On Wednesday evening, Sept 18Th,
Rev. W. X Wilson will give full lee
turc in the NJ y church Rev vii.
son has lectured here before and is
great lavorite with all who have
heard him, Following the lecture a
complete report Of this years work
in the church here will be given and
financial plans for next year will be
discussed A short literary program
Will be given. consisting Of selections 4
by the Harding orchestra. readings BY
Rev. Bishop and Lois Lucas songs by /.
Mrs G {. Iaury Miss Helen Gregg.