Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-16
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Miss Luella Dewey. of Triumph,
spent the week end with Miss Gladys
Stocklcy
The BIS" will meet with Mrs
Reuben Wright Saturday p m, March
2ith
Several Masons from here ATTENDED
the school of instruction in Earlville
last week.
Lester Hall has purchased a new
Ford
Clarence Hall, OF EldOn, Iowa, is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
/ Miss Hazel Meckenstock, OF Ottawa,
was the week end guest of Misses
Ruth and Blanche Mosey.
/ Milton Terry was in Chicago last
week Il few days with his sister. Mrs
Amos Grover. who was recently oper
ated on for appendicitis at Hahne-
mann hospital
Frank Wright was an Abingdon Wis
it0r part of last week.
Arlene and Frederick Wiley, OF Earl
Vile. We're week end guests q. the
! Rag Wiley home.
There was no school in Harding last
Wednesday,. Miss Eisenhauer attend
ed her sisters wedding and Miss Shaw
visited at the Elmer Hoffman home
near Earlvile
Win Dominy and family have moved
to Ottawa.
II. c, Lucas. of Ottawa, spent Satur-
day at the Chas Lucas home
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kellogg and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. Kellogg's par
ents at Reed Springs. Mo.
Frank Rawling went to Chicago last
Thursday and returned with bort
touring car.
Elmer Pritehert was Shabbona Wis
itor last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Melya Edwinson visited her
parents in Leland from Thursday un-
I'll Tuesday.
Jed Kember has recovered from an
attack of pneumonia.
Miss Fern Moss, Of Ottawa, was the
guest of Miss Laura Pool from Friday
Intil Monday
Miss Pearl Wright has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. John Butter
field, Of Ottawa. for the past week.
l!arland Warren, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warren, has been
quite sick for several days.
Albert Terry left Tuesday morning
FOR his home in Columbus, Neb, after
a two weeks visit.
Misses Clara and Mary Fosse were
guests of their sister, Mrs Jesse Jor-
itad, of Newark, part Of last week.
VIII Hinkson lost a horse last week
with lockjaw.
Messrs. Jack Mcclure and Duncan
Dunn have returned from Biloxi Miss,
where they have been during the cold
Weather
Herbert Kellogg has bought the j.
Z. Kceler house in Harding and plan
TO move there soon
Richard Terry was a Chicago visitor
Saturday.
Several neighbors and friends Of Joe
Krug enjoyed an oyster supper at his
home last Tuesday night.
Misses Moril Eisenhauer and Hell
en- Kellogg spent the week end with
their parents.
There will be no moving pictures
in the NJ +. church Friday evening,
March %, because of the home talent
play.
Miss Olive Sumpter acknowledges
he gift Of large sum Of money from
her numerous friends and wishes to
express her most sincere thanks for
this help
A team belonging to Sheridan Sci
lers ran away last Saturday, but were
1aGght before they did much damage.
The Harding Sunday school is plan
ming to send eggs to the Wesley Mem.
1rial hospital in Chicago for Easter.
Anyone who cares to donate eggs is
requested to take them to the NJ e.
church Sunday morning, April /,
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Bent
Doldcr has been quite sick for the past
week.
Delbort Elwell and family have NOV.
ed on the farm just south Of Jed 81
wells.
Mrs. Ed. c. Ott of Toledo, Ohio,
has been the guest of relatives and
friends here a few days of this week.
Mrs. Kncheloe, Of Ottawa, is the
guest of friends here this week, while
she is drilling the young people for
the home talent play.
A large crowd attended the mas
querade in Wiley's hall last Friday
evening and all enjoyed good time.
The music was furnished by color
cd" orchestra, Miss Lefty Sellers as
Liberty" and Wilburn Stockley as a
Cadet, were given first prizes. Miss
Zoe Aitken as "TOpsy' and Maynard
Cody as a Bonnie were given prizes
for the funnist costumes.
Rex Wright has been quite sick
with pleuricy but is better at this
writing.
There win be a box social at the
FosSe school house, district 249, Sat
urday evening, March II. A good pro-
gram will be given by the pupils. All
are invited to attend. Ladies are re-
quested to bring boxes. Miss Ida