Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07
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GRAND RIDGE

(Late Grand Ridge News on page I.
The annual harvest nome supper
| served In the basement of the Pres
| bytGTian church Saturday evening
| Oct, !, under the auspices Of the Mis
! slonary Society Of the church. va,
well patrCniaed, 4 number from OF
| lava and StrcatOr were present Th,
fried chicken nuppC' served on this
| occasion needs no word Of cummendd
ton, for all are familiar with the
good eats In store on this annual
event a neat sum was realized by
the ladies', which viii be devoted 70
the missionary cause
\ quiet wedding took place In thn
village Thursday, Sept ~, at 1880
a. m. at the First VI Il. parsonage
when Miss Clarissa 'rsou 20
Grand Ridge and WaltN Y igilE
Herman were united T. y iay
the pastor Rev. j. Y ' re
were no attendants, I'D < Cruinr
and Miss Frances Z ~ ing tha
only witnesses The - ,eds viii
reside In Herman, Ni,, u - groom Il
an cmpoye at the pu-. station.
Or. and Mrs. Nau = Epun and lit
danshie,- Ne - Hammond. Ind
are vlsI'aF - Aauns parents. Mr.
and Mrs a N Ellsworth of sylvan
avenue
Mrs. Ehn Heglund and two children
OF ottaWa were overnight guests
lhlrsgay with her brother, John
j. ad, north ot town.
Several members OF the freshman
anf sophomore classes OF the Grand
Nhge iIlgh school enjoyed weinie
Toast a. TIE home of MILFORD and
Edna hntram, northwest of town, Fri.
day evening. These Friday eyeninc
social events participated in by the
students have been very popular since
the opeing of school MILFORD and his
sister li}s Edna, proved themselves
dehghtui entertainers.
Mrs Frank Rutan was 4 dinner
guest Thursday at the VI. Rutan home.
south OF town.
Mrs. Margaret Boyd has returned
from weeks visit with Streator rcla.
tlye1 and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. focum were OF.
tawa shoppers Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duttlinger were
recent La Sale callers
\ card received by Mrs. F. +. Reese
from Mrs +. *. Hook who, with her
husband. IS visiting relatives in Penn
slyvauia stated she was having a fine
time, enjoying the beautiful scenery,
and had also met c. B. PoundstOne OF
the village, who IS also visiting in the
Keystone state.
Mrs. L0ttie Blood and little daugh-
ter Vivian returned the latter part of
the week from Joliet where they had
gone to attend the funeral of the for.
mer's niece. Neoma Louise Shifer
Mr. and Mrs Kelly Payne and chill,
dren spent Sunday with Mrs Payne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter
of Sylvan avenue.
opal Williams was an Ottawa bust
ness caller on Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Shields was a 6 O'Clock
dinner guest on Friday at the home
of Mrs John Heath, on the South
Side.
Mrs Barns OF Fairbury is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter FCgle,
north of town.
Mrs. North has returned to her
Aome in Ottawa after several days
visit with her daughter Mrs. f. W
Newman, OH the East Side
Mrs. Dubie Of Chicago is a house
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Osborn of the East Side
The Grand Ridge baseball team from
the public and high schools went to
Ransom Saturday noon, where a game
Of ball was played.
Mrs. NJ. c. Baker, wife of Rev.
Baker of Streator, spent few hours
with village friends last week.
Mr., and Mrs Everett HOdgson and
daughter Arlen and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shaver Of Ottawa motOred to
Granville Sunday where they visited
at the Earl Robson home.
Robert and Albert Rhuads of Cham
paign who motored to Ottawa for
visit with their mother, Mrs Kathc-
rine Rhoads OF West Madison street,
spent few hours with their sister
and husband Mr., and Mrs John w.
Fogle, Saturday morning as they We're
onrOute home.
The reception held Friday evening
at the Methodist church in honor OF
Rev. and Mrs. j, c. CRANE, Rev.
Craine having been returned to the
charge, was one Of the largest held for
several years. The evening was de
cidedly pleasant one for both pastor
and people, A fine spirit prevailed
which made manifest the high appre-
citation in which Rev. CRANE and his