Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17
OTTER CREEK

Il C. Harder home.
Lulu BOudinOt spent Monday night
at the Melvin Smith home.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Palasky spent
Sunday cycnng at Ehc KaCvinHky
home.
Roy lckcrbcr spent Sunday even
ing with Andrew NacynsNy
Mrs. Wilbur Sawucr Of Stroator,
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Prcssor.
Miss Carrie Jones spent Tuesday
afternoon at the Stoidle home.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Rinhcr visited
"Wednesday afternoon at the Paul ANA
Herman Rulcr homes.
Mrs. T. Harry spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Herman Stcidlc
Joe Naughton was a Ransom cal.
Ter Wednesday,
Mrs. Frank Birtwoll and daughter,
Gladys spent Sunday at {. Fogle'5
home in Grand Ridge.
Miss Marie Reynolds was an over
night guest last Thursday al tw,
Charles Kiss home.
Mrs. Floyd HARDER was visitor
Thursday at the W. II. Chatham
home
Link Poole who is i'll at the home
of his brother Wits with stomach
trouble. has not made much improve
mcnt which his many friends are sor.
ry to hear. MAI
school with the humps.
Miss Dorothy Weights visited Wed.
nesday at the Bert West home.
Grandma Santleman is visiting at
the Willie Voights home.
Mrs. Lester SchUltze of Rjlsom
visited Thursday with Mrs. Edw
Voights and family
Miss Vivian King of Streator Wis.
tied Tuesday with Miss Maria Wolf
anger
On Tuesday. April is, the Ransom
High School will give their play en-,
titled "Rhoade'8 Scholar at ker-
nan Booster Hall Admission, Adults,
35c, and children 25c, so don't forget
to come.
The Ever.Ready Club met Wcdnos.
day afternoon with Mrs l.. J. Richie,
in StreatOr
The Missionary Society of Zion Ev.
angeical church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Ed Weights. Quite a
number were present Meeting was
led by Mrs. r T. Brothers, Mrs. &C.
ella Sheehan Hagerfty and Mrs Silas
MISSED favored the audience with "A
special song a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess Next month s
meeting will be held with Mrs. Christ
opher Baker and daughter, Mrs. Her
man Werner of Streator.
Miss Zclma Monroe, Home Adviser
and a number OF committees on cloth
ing from four townships Otter Creek,
Allen, Eagle, and Grand Ridge met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. +. +
Stevenson on business and discussion
of the coming project meeting when a
clothing expert will give a lecture
along that line in Strcator, the latter
part of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Harry entertain
ed Sunday in honor Of their daughter
Eli2abcth's birthday. The following
were guests Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Stcidlc and children, Mr.. and Mrs H.
A. Beckendorf and sons, Edward
Joones and daughter, Joe NaugbtOn
and Roy and Joe Ickerbcr and Misses
Anna and Elsie Kavinsky and Lulu
BOudinOt.
MIR and Mrs. T. Harty and daugh
ter spent Thursday evening at the
Jones home.
The Epworth League gave a box
social at the Epworth Hall Friday
evening. The following program was
given:
Song Dorothy BenckendorG.
COronet SolO-A. S. Poole
A play was also given entitled:
"Who Is The Boss"
James Smith bank cashicr-Lorin
BenCknedOrf,
Henrietta Smith, The Determined
Wifc-FlorenCe Beckendorf.
Dr.. Brown, A jolly Dentist Lloyd
BeCkendorf
Carl Miller, A Young Lawyer Mark
Hall
Mrs, Brown, The Amiablc Wife
Johanna Beckendorf.
Mrs Jenkens, Mrs. Smiths Sister
Carrie Jones.
Dorothy Jenkers, Aged Eight-Zel.
ma Beckendorf.
Nancy Smiths Hired Girl-Arlene
Brtwell.
About $500 was made from the
sale of boxes and lunch which was
served.