Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-10

home from a two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Munson of Darlington.
Dr. and Mrs. C.. C.. Laury and son
Clement spent Easter with relatives
in Tonica.
Mrs. Marion Warren has been in
Chicago recently staying with her
sister who is taking treatment for
her arm which was broken about two
months ago and didn't heal properly.
The Social Circle met with Misses
Mary, Ida Nottingham Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Hoge of Newark is
visiting Miss Marian Jones this week
Rev Englcstadt preached the Eas-
ter sermon in the Luthern church
here. He left Monday on his tour
with the chorus from st. Olaf col
leGc.
Peter Brady OF Portus Kansas Wis
tied old friends here part of last week
Mrs Dan Tastad will entertain tho
Freedom Luthcrn ladies' aid at er
home Thursday April Sth
About dozen neighbors helped
Jed Elwelf tear down part of his old
house and move part of it Saturday.
Mr. ElWell viii start very soon on his
fine modern house
Mrs. ED Iliggason of Ottawa visit,
ed at the Will Arentsen home from
Friday until Monday
Mrs. Frank Gaul and daughter Vic
let of Ottawa are guests at the Henry
Arentsen home.
Henry Wiley's new electric lighting
system was installed last week and
his store and the Masonic hall were
lighted last Wednesday night for the
first time. Most OF the property own
ers in Harding are having their hous.
es wired
Rev. Husette of North Dakota will
preach in he Freedom Luthern church
Sunday afternoon. April 18th.
Clifford Price left last Friday morn
ing for New Springfield, Ohio where
he was called by the sudden death of
his father
At the meeting of the Harding Lad.
les Aid last Friday it was decided to
hold a bazaar some time during the
fall months
Mrs John Buttertield was the guest
Of her parents from Friday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Freedom were
initia cd into tho Eastern Star at tleir
meeting last Wednesday night.
Seventy relatives and intimate
friends of Mr.. and Mrs, Reed Hall
gave them a miscellaneous shower at
their home last Friday evening Re-
flcshmonDs consisting of brick ice
cream. cake. waters and nabiscos we're
- nj, lat rl
Han received many useful and pretty
gifts to use in their new home,
Douglas Wiley, youngest son of Mrs.
Stella Wiley and Miss Helen Windus,
daughter of Mrs Albert Windus we're
quietly married in Ottawa, March Goth.
at > o'clock by Rev. LAWYER in the NJ
+. parsonage, They were attended by
Mrs. Stella Wiley and Harry Wiley.
The bride wore blue suit with hat to
match They will make their home on
the Windus farm Both young people
arc favorites among the young people
here and they have host of friends
who extend best wishes,
Oscar b. Ostrem, oldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Ostrem and Miss Metro
of Leland were married in
the Leland parsonage Saturday morn.
ing, April 3rd by Rev. Johnson Miss
Guerine Edwinson and t,arlng Ostrcm
were their attendants. The bride wore
a bark blue travelling suit. Immediate
~ after the ceremony the newly-weds
left for a brief wedding trip. They
will make their home on the Ostrem
farm south east of Harding. The bride
has been a successful teacher for sew
nral years.
Remember the Community Club meet
ing, April 18th Please bring either
or cookies and everybody
come