Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-12
GRAND RIDGE

Miss Dorothy YOcum and brother
Harold entertained members of thu
standard Bearers OF the NJ. f. church
ut their home west OF the village on
Saturday evening. Friday is the reg.
uiar evening for meeting. but owing
70 the inclement weather prevailing
1t that time the meeting was post.
pSIei until Saturday night. The at.
tendance was good. At the conclu.
Sioh OF the study hour fine social
time was enjoyed, at which time re-
freehments were served Misses Ada
Fosle, Lois Wollenhaupt and Lloyd
HAyer remained overnight guests at
the YOcum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Heth entertained
relatives at dinner on Sunday. and
Henry Weynd of Strea.or was also a
guest on this occasion.
Mrs. Beach Of California. who Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Smalley OF
Streator, both spent q few hours Sat.
ufday with Miss Sarah Crawford OF
the East Side.
Mt. and Mrs. Everett Hodgson and
daughter Arlene were guests on Sun
DAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holeott,
near Wilsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woodward re-
turned to their home at Fort Dodge,
Iowa, Thursday afternoon. They
were, accompanied as far as La Sale
by the latter's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs G. E. Hibbs.
Mr., and Mrs. Opal williams and lit
tie son, Owen La vern, were week
eud guests with the formers brother,
J. B, Williams. at Tonica They were
callers at La Sale enroute to Tonica
we regret to note Mrs David Hunt
ct and Mrs, Sarah Eads among those
on The sick list the past week
Mrs. A.. Ives was caller the latt
part of the past week at the home OF
Ne and Mrs. Anthony in Streator.
Mrs. Barnes har returned to her
homo in Fairbury after pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs Walter
FuGle. north of town,
Harold Yocum was an overnight
Visitor at the Lewis Antram home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Edna Harwood of Streator was
aireeent visitor at the home of her
uncle, G. w. Marley, on Burlington
avenue.
Mics Cora Porter is experimenting
the household duties at the Raymond
if0dgenian home during Mrs. Hodge
MINIS stay at St Marys hospital
&hbfe she Is convalescing from re-
ctM operation.
MI. and Mira, John Lislos and chill
dTen Of Utica spent a day recently
WITH Mrs. Isles mother, Mrs. J. |
HbAc, Hest OF the village. 800. II
IA card received from Mrs. F.. X. /
HnQk stated she and Mr., Hook were
gn5ctfnv their visit very much IN
PENNSYLVANIA. At the time the cara
~As written they were up in the noun
tAiiia Where at this season of the
year the scenery is unusually pretty.
Fred Travor and family enjoyed
motor trip to the home OF out-of-towh
relatives on Sunday. where they spent
the day.
Antoine Schmidt and John Rinker,
Our only two remaining civil war vete
rams, attended the reunion of the One
Hundred and Fourth Regiment, hel
IN Streator the past week.
4, Mrs. Clark o. Foele will be hostess
to members of the Get Together Club
on Friday, Oct. IA.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Willard Poundstone Of
California {, young lady. also OF the
Golden State Mr. Poundstone Is the
youngest son of Mrs. Emma Pound
stone, who resides north Of Grand
Ridge. He spent his life here and In
Chicago preceding the world war,
when he served overseas. After his
discharge he located in California
A business meeting of the local Red
Cross MAS held Monday night at 1850