The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26
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| COx-Mss Maria J. Cox, Of Prairie Centre,
graduated on last Friday night at the Morris Nor.
NAL and Scientific school; her graduating speech
being entitled Graduated and Then" The
Herald says: "Miss G. won the audience immedi-
ately by her fine delivery. The address was re.
ceived with hearty applause"
BAHEY.-Mr. Ihco. =. Bailey is in Morris 10.
day on professional business.
GREEN-Chas. Green will give lessons on piano
and guitar in this city. He is young man OF
much musical ability.
MArrocKs.-M Lillian Mattocks spent the
week with friends in Peru.
BATmURsr-It is s. b. Bathurst, not Battles,
as we said, who succeeds Mr.. Wilson in the third
ward school
SMEAD.-We are pleased 10 announce that
Mrs. smead, who WAS reported dying last week,
is improving and may recover.
ELpREDaE-Miss Lottie Eldredge, after year
at school at Rye Beach, has returned home for
the summer rest.
RRDDIcK-Hon Vim. Reddick returned from
Cincinnati yesterday reporting everybody en-
thusiastic and confident Of democratic victory
this fall, of course.
THoRP.-The assistants and jantor Of the 9Th
ward school presented their retiring chief, d.
X. A. Thorp, with a gold headed cane yesterday,
BANGs.-Miss Libbie Bangs has returned home
from the University of Michigan,
Ross-Miss Della Ross, of Morris, is this week
the guest of Mrs. T. p. Bailey, West Ottawa.
HAMILTON. H. Hamilton, of this city,
took his degree OF IS S, at the Northern Unver.
sity Evanston, on Thursday last.
CHArMAN.-Leut J. K. Chapman reached
home to-day from West Point. Shake
GnMAN.-Mrs VIM. Gilman, Of Mendoza died
in that city last Sunday night Of consumption.
She was daughter of c. II Charles, who settled
in Peru in 1884, and sister of Mrs. W. Bushnell,
of this city.
CuRRYEA-Mrs. C. j. Curryea has gone to
Montpelier, VT, to spend the summer.
LoNG.-Jimmy Long has passed the necessary
examinations and having obtained the appCint.
ment to West Point from this district has been
ordered into camp.
SHEEHAN.-Mchael Sheehan has returned
from Cape Grardeau, Mo-, college to spend
the summer at home in Ottawa.
HAMMoNp-J. D. II. the ubiquitous is in OF
tawa, having spent the week among the Serena
hunters
LgE-Harry Lee, of Mendoza, was again de-
cared insane in the county court on Thursday
last
HossAcK.-J0uraal H. L. Hossack and fam
lily are spending a few weeks in Marquette,
Mich.
GRoSHENs.-Mr and Mrs. Geo. Groshens
have returned from their wedding trip.
LUCEY.-Tim. Lucey, La Sale, made his
friends here visit last Sunday.
BUrrERFIELp.-Evere,t Butterfeld who late
ly graduated from our High Scnool, accompa-
MES Rev Mr.. Mcpherson to Europe. They be-
gin their journey next Thursday, we believe.
BULL-Ed, Bull, 50, Ann Arbour, has re-
turned for the summer vacation.
OUR ORAroRs.-Willard Gentleman and NJ
n Armstrong, Of this city, will crate on the.
"Fourth," the former, at Wedron; the latter,
at Brookheld.
WRlGHT.-The sad intelligence was received
this week Of the death Of our former townsman,
Frank Wright, who died a few days ago OF ty-
phoid fever and pneumonia, at the Silver King
Mine, Arizona Ty. Frank was but "A years Of
age His death will be generally regretted here,
although it is some years since he lived here He
was young man Of good character, energy,
pluck and good habits, and no doubt would have
made his mark in tue world had he been spared.
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