Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
Rushed to Hospital.

4, II, and g. V, McGowan driving a
Ford touring car, at a high rate Of
speed, on the ivy Way, on coming to-
the end of the pavement, at the east
Of the city limits of Marselles plung.
81 into the rough roads, and the car
was overturned
4 r. MCGowan was Rocked unCOn-
sCi0us, and was pinned under the car.
lc was badly bruised, and Dr Ster,
rctt was called who had him taken
to kyhurn hospital In Ottawa, He
Is recovering SO rapidly that Dr.
S'crrctt thinks he can be allowed to
return to his home In Chicago today
The car was badly wrecked. and was
towcG into the IInch Motor Com,
muys garage for repairs.
Il V. McGowan was not seriously
injured. and is around today The
McGpwaus were members of the Chi.
r1-o Motor club.
Record Breaking Crowd
There was a record breaking crowd
AZ the Ivy Way gardens last evening
Visitors came from almost the en-
tire northern part OF the state, par.
t'cuarly from the suburbs of Chi,
caEO.
The pavilion was crowded the
whole afternoon and evening, and
the dancing floor was SO we'll patron
ilcd that the large space was so oc.
cupicd that but little room was avail
able for those who prefer more space
to dance in enioyably
a. Ri
there we're Literally hundreds Of cars.
The receipts from the park were
greatly i'm excess of the opening
ught. and very satisfactory
The fame Of this pleasure resort
has spread so far that the crowds ara
continually increasing. and now mark
somewhat near the capacity of the
space allotted
Albert Adler, OF Chicago, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Adler of Pine street. and Mr. and
Mrs John Adler, of Washington
street
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pcddicord and
family spent the dav yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Walbridge of
West Bluff street
HaVe Fine Time.
Mr. and Mrs Claus Book and chill
dren Of the north prairie spent Sun
! day at the home Of Mrs Aida Siudel,
nj Hluh street. mother of Mrs Book.
During the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs
CLYDE KiImer. of Norris, out riding
stopped for a couple of hours visit,
making a pleasant crowd for Mrs.
| Sindel to- entertain.
Mrs Tegerstrom went to Chicago
this morning to visit friends few
DAYS
Erma and Russell Covell went to
Grand Ridge to spend week at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Roy Thorn
burg
+ Jay CoTeon Is painting his recent
Ilv purchased house on East Bluff
street a canary color with white trim
mngs.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Holmes ac'
companied by Miss Anna Mink drove
from Ottawa to spend the Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Coffeen Of
East Bluff street
l'eeman Osgood. who has an orilcf
IN Chicago, spent Sunday with h:S
family here.
At Baptist Church.
Chidren's day at the Baptist
church was marked by fine pro.
gram, which took in most OF the
Sunday school cholars. a large 1tI-
dicnCc found the exercises very pleas
ant. and enjoyed the opportunity of
hearing children sing and speak, The
young folks were well trained. and
with the natural ability children
nave made a pleasant appearance.
Has Big Day.
Yesterday was chiIdren's day at
the congregational church and the
church was filed both morning AMI
e. eIins by enthusiastic audiences
In the morning the young folks
dcljgHtcd their parents by the render
ing CT thoruse5, songs, recitationS,
etc The pastor gave the young
felix's a talk on pins, large assort'
ment of which the little people
brought t. the service.
4. night before large audience,
the pageant ''The Rights Of the
Child" vas, presented. Among those
who grok the princpll parts we're
Winnie Latimer. Helen and Arthur
Osgood Ebert and Mande Collins,
Mary Lund, and all who took part ala
their work splendidly, Following the
pageant, the Rev D. r Ashford gave
another of his talks on life, his spe-
ciaI subject this week being, The