Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-17

Rev James Francis, pastor of St
Mary's church of Utica and all the
members of st Mary's choir motored
4 to Strcator Sunday to attend the 81
/ cred concert given by The members of
/ st. Stephens choir of that city. Those
making the trip from Utica were
( Misses Nettie. Darleene and Frances
, Sykes, Mary Cosgrove. Janet, Mary
and Loretta Lewis and Messrs. John
Waters and William Landcrs
Arrangements are now being com
plelcd for the big Fall Festival to be
given at Shaelers hall on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October %.
% and "A by the members Of St. Fran
els parish The committee in charge
of the affair are Frank Miller, VIM.
Veith, Jr., Joseph SchiIigens. Jr, Carl
Midnight and Edmund Dougherty:
Amusement will be provided for both
young and old a cantata. entitled
The Little Gypsy will be presented
by the seventh and eighth grade chill
drcd Of St Francis school The male
members of st. Francis Dramatic Club
will also appear in the side-splittinc
farce. "A Close Shave Besides these
other amusements of all sorts will be
provided Dancing will be INDUCED
in every evening with music furnished
by Hcntrich's orchestra. Tuesday
afternoon is set aside for ladies espe.
cially and exclusively, A program
viii be presented for their benefit also
Euchre and five hundred viii be
played during the afternoon and a
dainty lunch served The following
ladies of St. Francis parish are in
charge. Mrs Henry Walking. Mrs.
H. G. Zimmermann, Mrs Charles
Ilirleman, Mrs. Frank Hellman, Mrs.
John pheitfer and Mrs Agnes Miller.
The ladies Of ST Francis parish have
been quiently getting ready for this
festival during the past few weeks.
Fancy work OF all kinds will be Of
fered our patrons. The committee in
charge are making a special effort to
make this the banner event in the his.
tory of st Francis church.
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The ladies of St. Theresa's church,
EarVille will serve a country supper
tomorrow night at the Woodman hall
at Earlville. Supper will be served
from until and a midnight lunch
will be served from II until ,. A
most delicious menu has been planned
by the committee in charge for both
supper and the lunch. Arrangements
have been made to have dance in
the Robinson hall for all those caring
TO dance and Hentrich's orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music
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A number OF young people from this
city went to Utica last evening to al
tend The wiener roast given by Miss
Viola Solamon three miles south of
Utica The party was held on the
grounds of the school where Miss
Solamon teaches Wionors and marsh
mallows were roasted and picnic
lunch was served by the hostess The
Ottawa people made the trip from his
city by auto, three machines being
used Those going from here were
Misses Lillian Pike. Ella Anderson,
Grace Thompson Myrtle Stadden and
Fdilh Mumper. and Messrs. j. Jacobs
clyde Erickson. James Johnson, How
ard Clayton, Guycr Thompson aud
Jessie La Pierre.
The members Of St. Mary's parish
in Utica viii hold a parcel post sale
and card party in St Mary's church
on Wednesday evening, October 2ith
An invitation has been extended TO
the general public to altcnd
About fifty of the friends Of Mr. and
Mrs, John sutton went to their home
last night as surprise to them, to
help celebrate their 25th wedding an
niversary Music, recitatiOns and
games were among the amusements to
help celebrate the event SET of
silver forks and a silver mounted cas-
serole were presented to the surpris-
ed couple Refreshments were serv-
ed aud the friends departed wishing
Mr. and Mrs Sutton many more hap
by anniversaries. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdamcs George
FOgc. Ernest llodgsOn Everett and
daughter Arthur Black, Ralph Sutton
and son, Sam kiner, s, H. sutton,
Charles Rambler, Louis Antrim and
son, Walter Fogle. son and daughter,
Y. w Rntram and SON Walter Hay.
ward, VIII Sutton, / l.. Scidmore,
Estlp BOwermaster and daughter, VII.