Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-18
TONGA

MISS I'bllS NfHlIHNNA Nloll'u
friends in Lyndon last week and at
tended the Whiteside County Fair,
Oscar Edwin a ~ pound boy, was
born TO Mr., and Mrs Perry Scott on
Sept, y.
f, A. Boyle is having new double
corn crib built ON his farm north of
town
Earl Williams left Sunday TO take
up another years work at Bradley
Polytechnic in Peoria,
Thos. Nicholson OF Marcelene, Mo,
WAS a guest OF his brother, J. c. n
few days the past week
Walter Hhca of Mendoza, is the
assistant In the l. c, depot during
Bert StauiIacher's leave of absence,
+. II. Child and family were over
Sunday visitors of Rev, d +, Wilson
and family at Fairbury,
Dr. Eichorn and wife of Peoria,
sIent Il few hours Sunday visiting
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Baldwin and
husband
Rev. H. r. kasiski is attending the
Contra Illinois Conference at Rock
Island this week.
Section Foreman, Roy Peters, fig
ured in an auto accident Sunday that
has laid him OF duty for several days,
The board Of Supervisors are hav'
ing their monthly pow WOW nj the
county seat this week
Mrs. l., A. Summer and Miss Alice
of River Forest, are here visiting IN
the L. a. Burgess home and with
other relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Or. Geo. H. Wilson of Streator. is
on his vacation and drops us a card
from Mackinaw Island, Mich. where
he is spending part of his time.
In note from Mrs. o. II, Barras
of Springfield, she writes that she
had delightful visit in the west and
found the boys, Ira and II. Jrr well
and working hard as usual.
\ car load of 100000 game fish
from the State Hatcheries in Lake
county were dumped into the Yer
million river at Streator week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pfalzgraf
tHuss) of Waterloo, Iowa, and Mrs.
VIM. Lamb of Los Angeles, Calf,
are visiting at the home OF b. S.
Grant and other relatives. They
came by the auto route,
Arvilla Beardsley came down
from Minneapolis. MINI, last week
to see her sister, Mrs. VIM. Groat
and visit friends here. She does not
expect to return north but will pro
badly go to Chicago after her visit
and vacation is over. She is the
guest at MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Kings.
4 pre-nuptial shower was given in
honor of Miss Bertha Schaefer at the
home of Mrs. Grant Ridenour on alst
Saturday afternoon.
The Magnolia Grange Fair was a
success this year, and it would have
been a much greater success had it
not been for the extremely hot
weather. II was almost unbeatable
and consequently cut down the at
tendance The exhibits were very
good, and lots OF them.
The hot weather of last week was
probably the severest that Septem
Der ever gave us. The grade school
was run on a half day basis and those
who We're compelled to work eased
up on their jobs considerably, How
ever, the end OF the week brought re
/ lief and indeed nearly the other ex
IRENE followed This week FIVE are
having ideal September weather
! Marion Rays has been showing his
Jersey cattle and Duroc hogs at the
| fairs the past three weeks, at Major
two weeks ago, he won 10 blues ant
| 5 reds and a 3rd. besides four cham
pions and two grand champions or
Jersey cattle. On his pigs he wor
I Two blues, FIVE reds. and third, las
twaek he showed at Fairbury, and haC
good winning at that palce. This
week he has his stock at the La Salt
county fair in Ottawa.
The Kings Heralds will meet will
/ Gwan Shawback this Saturday after
noon. Meet at the NJ f. parsonage
| at two o'clock and ways will be pro
vided for those who wish to go.
Milton Teauseau Webs Tonica Girl
Milton Tcauseau of Mendoza, AM
1 Miss Ada Hiltabrand of Tonica, wer'
quietly married last Thursday morn
ing at the Methodist parsonage, o.
tawa. The couple was unattended
The groom is a well known younI
man of this vicinity and has for tn
past several years been employed a
Fathers garage where he has provel
to be a valued employee Mrs Teau
seau is we'll known here, hayin
taught in rural district No. 6 las
year.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. am