Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

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John Deer, who has been VISITING
ut the Herman Steidle home. went Il
Ottawa Friday to visit with friends.
Herman Steidle spent Monday II
Ottawa on business.
Edward Jones and daughter, anc
Floyd Dawson. also Mr.. and Mrs. T
Harty, visited at the Steidle home Fri
day evening.
Edw. Jones was Marseilles caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Durdan visited
with the formers brother and sister
north of Grand Ridge, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Benckendori
called at the X. c. Harder home Fri
day evening. r, -
There was no school at the Union
school for the past few days on &C
count of tho teacher, Miss rma Lewis
being sick.
Misses Clara and Margaret Durham
visited with their sister, Anna, last
week, near Grand Ridge. Ns
Mrs. Earl Wakey, OF Grand Ridge, is
spending couple OF days this week
with her sister, Mrs. Ernest King, OF
Herman, III
Mrs Mary Koetz AID son, William,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Koetz and
children visited at the Schroeder home.
near ottawa, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Marten, Mr. and
Mrs. Linton, and Miss Sadie Waugh
ton, OF Chicago, drove down to the
Herman Steidle home and spent the
day Sunday. returning home in the
evening. John Cunningham, who has
been spending the past two weeks at
the Steidle home, accompanied them
home
Mrs Mary Keetz spent Monday at
the Otto Bedecker home.
Pete Durdan and the Koetz's boys
shelled corn this week.
The Herman Shipping Association
shipped car load of hogs and cattle
to Chicago Wednesday
The Waldo Wettengil presented the
third Lyceum course at the HERMAN
Booster Hall, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Harry and daughter
spent Sunday evening at the Steidle
home
Mrs II. A. Beneendorf and son, En-
gene. spent Monday at the Herman
Steidle home.
Mic Kavinsky and family, visited
with relatives in Streator Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. A. Benckendorf and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Benckendorf at
tended the Glenn Snyder wedding. at
Streator. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Jones spent Tuesday
evening at the Herman Steidle home.
The Ever Ready Club had a most
delightful meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Easy Horn, who was
assisted in entertaining by Mesdames
William Poole. Arthur Kuhn, Fred
Glenn, Jr., ErY niJenkins, Walter Stas-
Eli.
The subject for discussion for the
meeting was My Favorite Resipe,"
each member responding to roll call
With the recipe. The meeting was an
'll-day affair and the big dinner was an
feature of the day. Sixty
i've sat down to the bounteous meal,
Iviators who were stranded near the
William Pool farm, on "Wednesday.
when the huge Martin Bomber was
orced to land at the farm. Forty-two
members responded to roll call. Three
ganization. making total of eighty
members. -Four applications for mem
bership We're received One reason
for the constant growth of the club is
its definite .progra moi service, as well 1
as its delightful social functions. At
the business meeting the philantropic
work was the donation to the Saliva
lion Army and the Associated Char.
ties, OF Streator. Plans for January
meeting include an oyster supper and
! reception to the men members.
The meeting closed with the Christ
mas tree gifts, which were distributed
1y Santa Claus Mrs. Harry Hagie,
he president, was presented with a
silver water pitcher by the club and
was completely surprised. The next
regular meeting will be January 10th,
with Mrs. Frank BirtweH, and Is an
as stunt palty.
Miss Anna Pearl Linn, of Otter
Greek, and Robert Brandes, Of Ottawa.
were married Wednesday at 2:3o
o'clock by Justice koeing
The Rustlers served lunch In the
basement 1T Booster Hall, after the
Lyceum course Thursday evening.
Macon swatrps Dwight.
Macon, ILL.,, Dec. 19.--The Macon
Nationals basketball team showed the
Dwight five under at Macon, the score
being AZ to 10. Among those from
Morris who saw the game were w. +
Floyd Keepers. Bud Miller and All
White. ROnchetti. South Wilmington
star, played with Mazon.
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