Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
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GRAND RIDGE

Our public and high school open
cd on Monday, Aug. 20, with a large
number enrolled. Prof. w. IT, NC
Leod. who has entered upon ms
fourth years work as principal, ana
the grade teachers, Miss Sederbrand.
Miss Murphy and Miss Eddy, are all
now settled in their new years work
The lawn social held Tuesday oven
ing at 'St. Andrews church, Farm
Ridge, was success both financially
and socially.
Miss Frances Duttlinger Is quite
iii at her home west of town.
Mrs. n. II. Langley and daughter
Miss Angie, entertained the following
ladies at dinner on Tuesday: Mrs.
M. II. Yocum, Mrs j. b. Read ana
Miss Lydia Wing of Ottawa.
Among those from Grand Ridge and
vicinity going to III Paso TO attend
the fair were John w. Fogle ana
brothers. Clark and Walter Fogle;
| w. Fl. lockwood and +. X. Hook.
Rev. w ID. Mclean, wife, daughter,
Miss Helen, and son, William, OF Nor
gan Park, who have been enjoying
their vacation touring Illinois and at-
! tending the state fair at Springfield,
called on former parishioners here
Wednesday. Rev. Mclean was for
number of years rector of st. An
drow's church Farm Ridge.
| Miss Mona CRANE was the guest
| of Miss Ruth Lorenzo of Streator on
! Saturday
Mrs. b. T. Campbell was village
caller Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John OHara and two
children, Darlene and John, OF Kan
kakee who have been visiting their
cousin. J. A. Lucky. and family. re-
turned to their home on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs j. w. Antram and
sons and also their niece, Miss Ada
Fogle who have been visiting in Ohio
for ten days, returned to their home.
Eckert brothers shelled com on
Monday
Miss Viola Heth assumed her dutiea
as instructor Of the school in district
~. two miles south CT the village, Oi
Monday.
Miss Dorothy Gruber OF Mason
City, Iowa, is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Margaret Crosby, of West Wash
ington street
Miss Jennie Langley Is improving
her property on West Main street bJ
laying new concrete walks. H. l.
Rogers has charge of the work.
DIR. Jameson of Ottawa was a pro
) fessional caller in this community
, last week
. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore, whit
have resided on the east side TO
[, some time, moved the first OF TN
4. week to Heenanville, where MI
Moore has secured work.
r Mrs. A. j. Redman Jr. was Strct
1 tor shopper on Wednesday,.
o MIR. and Mrs William Simpson an
4 son John of Estherville Iowa, VIII
0 are visiting village relatives, spen
Wednesday in Streator, the guest
o of G. M. Duder and daughter, Mis-
8 Nora Duder They were accompal
led home by their daughter, Mis-
n Edna, who had been visiting for Sc
, eral days at the Duder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patterson {
= Sylvan avenue, the formers mothe
4, Mrs. Harriet Patterson OF Ottawa, an
his aunt from Michigan motored
d Long Point Wednesday, where TIL
n spGnt the day with friends.
n Mrs. j. A Lucky, daughter ArleI
and Misses Florence lNltan and Ju
Il nita Gallup went to Marseilles Thu
lay afternoon, where they attendt
II the variety shower given at the He
% ter home in honor of Miss Ioret
Ia Hepner, who at an early date is
become the bride Of Oscar Chapm1
n Of near Marselles. Miss Hcpner HI
taught school in the vicinity Of Ma
f, seil,os, which is also her home, al
r Is one of the popular young peop
II. OF her community.