Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-05
UTICA
Lawn Picnic.

The lawn of Chas. Flynn, south o.
( Utica was the scene OF Il merry
| time Thursday afternoon, when 8
number OF Miss Mary Louise's
| friends arrived to spend the after
| noon. Amusing games We're enjoy
I ed by the little ladies'. and a Mock
Wedding" was picturesque, and ex
citing. Picnic luncheon consisting OF
sandwiches, picket rui| assorted
cake, and ice cream was served on
the lawn, and all voted Miss Mary
Louise, a very fine entertainer.
Those present were Katherine
Morrissey, Rose Farmer, Gertrude
Williams, Nettie Lilies, Katherine and
Marie Sheedy. Margaret and Helen
Condron, Katherine Neary, Geraldine
Waters, Charlotte and Lucille Flynn
Marie Manley, Gertrude Davidson
Geneveve Henneberry, Janet Wood.
bury, Mary Louise Flynn, Evelyn
Finn and James Nangle.
Surprise on Dale Miller.
Dale Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Miller, was greatly surprised at
his home yesterday afternoon, when
about twenty-five of his little friends
came in unawares to celebrate. his
sixth birthday anniversary. To say
that Dale was surprised would be
putting it mildly, and he at once en-
tered into the spirit of the games
that We're enjoyed by ALL and were
managed by Ruth Dimmick and Nor
ma Hamm. A fine birthday cake
with six lighted candles in honor of
the occasion and fine luncheon was
served to the guests, the luncheon
consisting of assorted cake, nabiscos,
bananas, candy ice cream and lemon
ade Dale was presented with many
beautiful remembrances by his little
friends, and all departed wishing
Dale many happy returns OF such a
pleasant afternoon. Those who at
tended the party were Dorothy and
Mildred Lewis, Bess and Mae Hamm.
Elvra Hunter Harriet and Charlotte
Bray, Miriam Clark. Dale Sinden,
Elda and Elbert dtodden, Dorothy
Swanson, Alfred Williams, Donald
Arthur, Otto and Marguerite Decker,
Julian, Earl and Geraldine Reeder,
Darrell Dimmick, Dale Miller, Ruth
Dimmick and Norma Hamm.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Louis Landsmap re
turned to their home in Waterloo,
Ia, after few days visit at the
home of Mrs Landsman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs s Sumberg here. They
made the trip in their Buick machine.
Miss Gertrude Taylor was a La
Sallo caller Thursday evening.
Misses Ruth Bauman and Margaret
Col Collars
day.
Miss Bessie Farrar and Malachy
Clancy were La Sale callers on Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. William r. Grosser president
of the Harlem State Savings bank,
of Forest Park, ILL.,, accompanied by
his wife and sister-in-law, Miss En-
ma Fellman, motored to Utica Thurs
day and returned Friday after visit
inc Deer Park and Starved Rock.
They were visiting their old time
friends at the Baptist parsonage Rev.
and Mrs. L, P. Cassel.
churchn Utica Sunday.
Utica Baptist church. Morning
services. 1890 a. m. Sunday school,
Has a. m. Also Mems bible class.
Evening services and b. Y. p. U. COM
bined. 1880 p. m.
Swedish Lutheran church-Sunday
school. Sunday 9:45 a. m.
st. Marv's church-Low mass, 1880
a. M: high mass. 900 a. m.
Clay hauling from the Gromon pits
will be discontinued for some time
owing to the coal situation at the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Payne, OF
Southern Illinois are here on an ex-
tended visit at the home of Mrs.
Cooper.
Little Louise Hoppe. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Herman Home had the
misfortune TO receive bad cut on her
foot. caused by stepping upon tin
can
The office Of the Utica Fire Sand
Co. is undergoing recent improve
mants. the interior and exterior oil the
building being reprinted.