Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-27
LELAND

Oscar Anderson made business
trip to Plano Tuesday.
The Leland lodge of Masons had q
busy session last Monday afternoon
and evening, when they conferred the
NJ M, degree upon Jesse Anderson
George Thompson and Orvillc Han
son. Tho afternoon session was fol
lowed BY an elaborate supper, which
was enjoyed by more than one hun,
dred members and visiting members
from nearby Masonic lodges
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Anderson and
children OF Eagle Grove, Iowa, are
spending a few days with relatives.
The Victor Mutual Fire Insurance
company at its annual meeting last
week elected Isaac Arnold president
George II. Stratton secretary and II.
j. Won Ohlen treasurer, The directors
chosen were George II. Stratton. j. T.
Davis aud Burton Johnson. The com.
pany has $i'0.2S3 worth of insurance
IN force The amount Of risk was
raised from $4,000 to 10000
Mrs. Van Kirk of Plano spent Tues
day with relatives.
The Leland Shipping association
held its annual meeting last week and
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year.
President George II. Stratton.
Vice president Jesse Johnson.
Secretary-treasuror-- Clarence Nor
ton.
DirectorS-G George IL. Stratlon and
Clarence Morton.
Manager Clarence I'm.
Mrs. c. r. Robinson was Sand
wich caller Tuesday
The Adams Mutual Fire Insurance
company held its annual meeting re-.
Gently and elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year;
President-M. j. X. Olson.
Treasurer-Jamcs Rumney
Secretary H. Il. Thompson.
Survey r-GIerbert Coultrip.
Directors-thris passOw. 5. c. ia
cobs and q J. kmkhus.
The company now have ISIS policies
IN force, carryin. insurance to tn,
amount OF S674&75.
Leland Post No $40, American lie
gion, at its January meeting elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
Commandcr-Cla s. Larson.
Vice cOmmandcr-Clai Guard.
Adjutant- Chester +. Jacobson.
Finance officer Ethen T. RisEedal
Chaplain--J c. Augustine.
The local post now has thirty-eigh
members
Mrs. Christine Murphy of Auror.
spent "Wednesday with her mother
c. r Robinson spent Thursday viii
his mother at ShabhOua
Mrs. Incz Gillian and children O
Plano spent a few days last week a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Thor Thor
Sen.
The DOrcas-Bethany society was en-
tertained on Thursday by Mesdame
Sarah johnson and John Wormeland
Mrs. f. o. Watson was a Mendot;
caller Monday.
The Epiphany guild was entertained
on Wednesday by Mesdames Free
Ericsson and Harry Watts.
Mrs +. J, Pit2cr ana Miss Martht
Valdez were Sandwich callers Mon
day
Charles T. Robinson left Sunday TO
Hannibal, Mo.
Bernard SimonsOn and family o
Wisconsin are spending the white
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs James Rumncy an,
daughter and Mrs. John Stone lcf
' last week for Dcand, Fla, where the
will spend the winter.
Joseph Harrington Of Plane. mad
business trip here Wednesday,
number of Leland people have ir
stalled wireless telegraph station
with radiophone equipment T. II
Farley and Or. Thornton have install
ed new stations, with headquarters i
\ the rooms vacated by Or Kellan
Each evening at o'clock the stoc
market reports are received from al
parts Of the country
Carl Anderson was home iron
DoWners Grove Monday
Mrs. G. J Miller was 4 Sandwic
caller Tuesday.
Joe Bend and Ray Baer made
business trip to Chicago Tuesday
A Norwegian supper was served o.
Friday evening By the ladies of tn
Bethany Lutheran church
Mcsdamcs Levi Olson, i. C. Davis
Jess Olson and A. j. Legner were Au
rora passengers Monday.
Willard Hanson was Sandwich
DacSCu-pT Monday