Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-09

George Linn and son were Ottawa
callers Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Duran and family
spent Sunday at the home OF John Dur.
dan and sister Anna,
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Kuhn, Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Kuhn and Mr., and Mrs.
Emil Jaeger and son Billie Of Brook.
field spent THANKSGIVING day with Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Higgins, near Ransom.
Walter StasaIl and family were Sun.
day evening guests of Mrs. Anna Thor
sen Of Streator
Mrs. Otto Koctz and daughter
Estyl viited with Lostant relatives
last Friday.
Harry Seller and family of Cornell
were dinner guests at the W. Taylor
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stebar of Man.
haitian, H., were guests at the NJ. n.
Trenor home Thanksgiving evening.
Il. n. Stevenson was county seat
caller Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Jones spent Sunday at
the DR.. Maior home in Streator
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed and fam.
lily visited Sunday evening with vii.
bur O'Neil and family.
Mr., and Mrs. William Long and son
Chester Of Grand Ridge were guests
ct the George Long home on Thurs.
day. -. .t.
John Derr OF Missouri Is visiting
at the Herman Steidle home this
week,
Elmer Gochanour of Muscatine,
Iowa, formerly Of this vicinity, is here
visiting with relatives and friends.
! Mrs, Gus Kloepper and Charles
Kloepper Of Chicago visited the past
week at the Fred Benckendorf home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Harry and daugh
ter Elizabeth spent Sunday afternoon
at the Winkler home in Brookfeld.
Mrs, Irene Royce and daughter OF
Naperville spent a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest King and son
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weights on Thanksgiving.
Tho Missionary Society of the
United Evangelical church met on
Thurgday afternoon, Dec Z, with Mrs.
| Allie Peterson.
Walter Stogdill, employed at the
] Prairie pipe line, had the misfortune
Of dropping a valve on his foot and
breaking two OF his toes. Henry
Bruner is working in Ids place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Gochanour spent
Thursday with relatives in streat0r
Mr.. and Mrs. William ONeil of
Streator spent Thursday at the Frank
Reed home.
James Flanagan shelled corn on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd HARDER visited
with Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Chatham
last Thursday.
Mrs. Reese Gocharour and Mr., and
Mrs. Orlo Gochanour visited Wedneg-
lay evening with Mrs. Orilla Gocha-
uour Of Streotor
1!sric Wolfanger ana brothers
G orsn md Walter were dinner guests
M th@ Peterson home Sunday.
The Poo tiers had p very successful
meeting at Herman Tuesday evening.
At the business session a Do'co light
ing system w7s voted and carried. At
Tho close Of the business session the
ifustlers opened their deliehtful pro-
Gram with selections by the newly
formei. orchestra, which was much
aioycd. Mrs. Clarence Weights was
IT the piano; Lloyd Gochanour, drum
Nor; Ora BencRendorf, saxaphone;
irwin Funk. cornet; John Freeman and
Herbert Stassel, violins.
Tho choir rendered Sweet Indiana
Home
piano selections, Miss Mildred Har
rie.
rl&rlet. Mind Your Own Business "
Rc1dirgs, Mrs Harry Hagie.
Violin solo Mildred Harris; John
Freeman, accompanist.
Song, "All Over Nothing at ALL
Odessa Harris and chorus
Play,et. Making Jelly for the Min-
ister."
Songs, Herschel Mcqueen.
Tableaux and reading, Mrs Arthur
Kuhn.
Song and reading, The Magic Mir
ror," Edna Harris and Hazel Bencken-
dorf in costume.