Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-03
OTTER CREEK

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Rev. Appleby OF Peoria spent Mon
day night at the Edw Benckendori
home.
Miss Marie Wulianger and brother
spent Sunday evening AT the Charles
Kiss home,
Mrs. X, C. Harder and children
spent ThurBday at the II. A, Bcncken'
dori home,
Mr. and Mrs, ] Ward Smith and
sons spent last Sunday afternoon at
the n. j, Horn home
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Benckendori
and Leo Benckendorf spent Sunday
evening al the !. Weihcn home,
Miss Ada Fogle of Grand Ridge Wis.
tied recently with Arlene Brtwcll
Mrs Ruben MIsacl spent Thursday
afternoon at the Fred Iienckcndorr
home,
Miss Florancc Bonckendorr spent
Sunday afternoon at the Weibcn
ghome.
Mrs. A. S Poole spent Wednesday
at the G, W HARDER home in Streator,
j. V. Stevenson was a Chicago pas.
senger last Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Morrison and daughter
Maxine spent Tuesday and Wednes
day at the Fred BenCkcndorf home
James Flanagan is out on the farm
with his son, and family this week
The heavy wind on Wednesday done
lots OF damage to trees and outdoor
buildings.
The Herman Shipping Association
shipped a car load OF stock to Chicago
Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Stddlo and Carrie
Jones called at the H. \. BenckcndOrf
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Melvin Smith, Mrs. VIM. Bow.
dnot and Mrs D. Flanagan called on
Mrs Lille PressOr, Friday afternoon.
The clothing chairman of the diff.
ferent units of La Sale County Home
Bueau held a meeting at the Elk's
club in StreatOr THURSDAY. Mrs. y. j.
Horn, and Mrs. Elyin BenCkcndorf at.
tended it from otter Creek
Mr., and Mrs. H. A. Benckendorf
spent last Monday evening at the
LLOYD GoChanOw home
Mrs Norval Galloway was an over
night guest last Sunday night at the
Il B. Kuhn home.
Pete Durdan and family attended
church in Streator Sunday morning.
About forty friends surprised Miss
Weiben at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs J Weiben Friday even
ing I'm honor of her birthday The
evening was spent playing games and
music At midnight three.Course
supper was served Miss Weibon re-
ceived quite few presents.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Palasky Wis.
tied relatives in Streator Sunday.
Mr.. Edw. Jones and daughter Car.
RE entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.
ppd Mrs H. A BenCkendOrf and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs T. f. Harry and dauGh.
ter, Elizabeth, Mike Sapalo joe
Naughton and Mr., and Mrs. Isaac
Grantaam of Marseilles
Mr. and Mrs Mike Kayinsky and
family and West PTessor spent Sun
day afternoon at the Edw. Jones
home
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Harder and
childien spent Sunday at the Arthur
HARDER home.
c. w. Harder of Streator, had the
misfortune To step on rusty nail
Friday at the home of his son Floyd.
He has quite sore foot.
Quite a number of the young people
of the NJ f. Epworth League attended
services at Manville, Sunday even
ing
Mrs. Ralph Harder spent Saturday
evening with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tayor Jones of Streator.
Mrs. Fred }enckendorf entertained
her cousin ami nephew from Chicago
the past weet. They came down to
attend the Hermann funeral
Floyd Dawson of near Budd spent !
Sunday at the NJ. A. Trenor home
Mr. and Mrs. FlOvd Harder visited |
Sunday with he latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ericsson of Marseilles
A large MURDER from here attended
the Saville funeral in Streator Wed. |
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Kiss has been on the
sick list the ptst week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Fleie Horn has been quite sick.
Mrs. Leslie Baker spent Saturday |
and Sunday in Streator with relatives.
TIE Ladies' Home Missionary meet !
ing was he'll Wednesday at the
church.
Mr. and Mrs w. Rush and daughter
of Streator called at the Walter Ben
ckendorf home Sunday.
Prayer meeting was held Thursday |
evening at the Arthur Harder home.
Neighbors and friends helped Mrs.
Lille Pressor celebrate her Gath birth
day Saturday.
Mrs. Cathan returned to her home |
at CORN. Mo, after several weeks |
visit here will her son and family
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Laughner have |
returned from three weeks stay in
Pennsylvania where the latter's |
brother died.
The Misses Inez West and Laura |
Peterson spent Saturday night and |
Sunday at the Wolfanger home.
T. f. Harry and daughter Elizabeth |
called at the r. c. HARDER home Tues.
dav afternoon.
The Otter Creek Home Bureau unit |
met THURSDAY afternoon with Mrs, |
Floyd Breckenridge Mrs. A. Benck |
endorf gave report of the clothing
school held recently under the d.
reCtion of Miss MARCIA Haugh, of the
University of Illinois. Roll was an
swered by hints on flowers. The mem