Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-08

piece orchestra OF ottawa, harmony
Boys. furnished the music for dane.
ing Sandwiches, pickles and coitea
with the addition of popcorn balls
were served, and at a late hour all
wendell their way home declaring
the Robekahs as very charming enter
taiuers
The Woman's Guild of St Andrews
Episcopal church viii meet Thursday
with Mrs Orlando Jackson of sylvan
avenue. The time will be devoted to
sewing for the bazaar which will be
held in December
Mr.. and Mrs. Morel, aged residents
of the East Side, celebrated their six
ticth wedding anniversary on Sunday,
Nov 6, by going to the home Of their
son l.. c. Norel near Wedron, where
a family reunion took place. \ sumpt-
uOuS dinner was served and a decid.
eddy pleasant day resulted for all par
ticipatiug Their village friends join
in congratulations.
People of the village and vicinity
received their first copy of the Grand
Ridge News on Saturday. The News
is published weekly and its aim is to
promote community interest The
News is filed with ueWsy articles Of
the village and near villages. so from
now on there is no excuse for our peo-
pie not keeping In touch with all thai
it going an around home, with two OF
tawa dailies and two Streator dailies
placed at the door by carrier boys
each evening and again on Saturday
by a weekly reminding you lest you
might forget All from now on ought
to be up to the minute on local events
Mrs. Sylvia Stead Thompson of Mar
settles, who had been looking after
W. c. r. L. interests in Lostant and
Streator for a short time, stopped off
enroute home for a brief visit at the
home of Mrs J. b. Read on East Lib
erty street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hodgson anC
little daughter were dinner guests
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs William
lehr south Of town.
Miss Syday Smith called on Miss
Ethel Gum at st. Mary's hospital
Streator, on Saturday Tho latter
submitted On an operation Friday
morning and Is now reported doing
nicely.
Mrs. E. o. England and little daugh
ter are visiting her sisters, Misses
Cora and Nettie Scheerer of Bloom
inCtGn
Mrs Hawley Of Ottawa attended thu
RebeKah party here Friday evening.
Miss Edith HodgsOn Of Joliet was
an overnight guest Saturday with her
aunt Mrs. Sarah Farnham. The lat
ter will leave Monday evening in COM
pany with h-r son Warren for LeXing.
ton, Ncb., where she will spend the
winter
The w. G. r. e. will meet on Wed
nesday afternoon, Nov. 9, at 2;@O a.
the home Of Mrs. f. II. Reese of the
East Side
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Calvin are enter
tanning relatives from st. Charles.
Mrs. n. r. Langley, daughter, Miss
Angie, and Mrs J. J. Lehr were call
ers at the home Of Mrs NJ. YoCum
of Sylvan avenue Saturday evening.
Mrs. John w FCglc was an Ottawa
visitor on Saturday.
r. w. Poundstonc was village
caller Saturday.
f. O. England left for Chicago Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Glazier were
dinner guests Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter on Sylvan
avenue.
1t is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Lochart, who Went to ONO last
spring to reside, contemplate return
ing to Grand Ridge to make their per-
manent home.
J. B. Read was a county seat bust
ness caller Saturday.
Mrs. Wulzen and son and Mrs. X.
Skinner and son Wilbur were guests
of Streator friends Thursday.
Mrs. c. f. Pratt Of Ottawa was a
caller at the Barnett home, west Of
town, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lock and chill
dren were recent guests with Streator
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graves Of
Seneca we're village callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dimmick and
children were Ottawa callers Satur
day.
Wolves are showing themselves
AGAIN in the community west of til q
small one being captured
on the Barnett place, west of the vii |
lage.
Dick Rowe spent Sunday at the
home of his mother west Of the vii
age.
George Skinner visited Deer Park /
friends Sunday.
Belgian National Song.