Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-07
FREEDOM NEWS
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Miss Agnes Tydeman OF ottawa is
visiting Mrs. e. {. Laury few da -.
/ Chester Olmstead went to Ottawa
| Monday to enter Browns Business
/ college tor the winter.
| Ned Morris. OF Ottawa. was a guest
at the Earl Mosey home Saturday
and Monday
Miss Marion Jones visited friends
in Newark a few days recently m
The Boy Scouts will meet in the
Harding church. Fridaj evening, Jan
9Th.
The Social circle will meet with
Mrs. Edwin Olson Saturday. Jan 10th
tor dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adlia Ryleson, OF
Sandwich. were guests at the John
Christopher home over Sunday.
Seventy.six people attended the
Ladies Aid dinner at the home OF
Harold Dunn last Friday. Mrs. Don
aid Dunn assisted in eCartstn ing
The receipts were $40 II.
A full house greeted the Norway
Dramatic Club last Tuesday evening
when they gave their home talent
play entitled The Dust Of the Earth"
There were ten people in the play and
all did splendidly, The play was di,
rcctcd by Miss Ruth Norem of OF
taWa and much credit is due her for
the excellent training. The Ladies'
Aid are more than pleased with the
receipts. Their share was $5625.
Mrs Ralph Hall is visiting Mendo-
Ia relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Loftie at,
tended the wedding OF the latter's
sister, Miss Pearl kirkus and Andrew
Olson al the Baker Luthern church,
New Years eve.
we're guests at the home of Fred
Spencer in Rutland last Tuesday.
Lucas Larson has been quite sick
Tor the past weeh but is some better
At this writing.
Mrs. c. "a Larry. Mrs. NJ. A. War
rem, Mrs. eChas Lucas. Miss Edith
Cody and Leslie Mcclure entertain
ed the members OF the O +. S. at
their meeting last Wednesday even
ing.
The third degree was conferred on
Maynard Cody by the Masons last
SaturdaJ night.
Jessie RuGer died at his home in
WiImette. January 4th. 1920 at the
age o. ~ years. He cause of his
Heath was pneumonia He was born
and raised in West Serena township
and practiced law in ottawa for sew
eral years. He has been employed in
the Chicago pOstoffice for the past
twenty-five years. He is survived by
his wife and two daughters three sis.
ters and one brother The funral was
was held at his nome Tuesday morn
ing and the body brought to the Beni
cemetery for burial
Mr. andMrs. Ecrt Olmstead enter
aimed at progressive euchre last
Thursday evening. Dainty refresh
nents We're served at a late hour.
The Masons held school of in
3truction Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of this week. Mr.. w Han
rum Of Utica was instructor
Miss Lenort Larson of Nevarh was
I guest At the home Of Rev Jones
few days of last week
Henry Arcntsen has been on the
lex list since Christina, hut he Is
.e'tcr.
Lester ard Roger Clark. IF Ottawa
''Ie Freedom visitors Saturday.
WIN. Domiuy left t'r,,i,,' might for
WinsOr, Missouri, III . vis,. Of stv-
oral weeks here III
ISIS Margaret, IAN. entcrta iue1
s''Neen young people IT II IT lpmr last !
: 'Urday e.ening. < u" n,rs play /
Cd and | 1t re:re,i ~ ."rrA!
nv Price an. ~ a. Mrs /
.ttr:' son es - 1 VITA "a iaW /
't'.'S a. cuts la.t r'r;''' "tn
ing when the formers Ford roadster
upset south Of Harding. The car was
quite badly damaged
Mrs. f.. II. Fredericks of Hartford
Michigan is visiting relatives here.