The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-27
HOME MATTERS.
PersOnai.

| Personal.
| BAENEs.-Mrs. Rev. Barnes has gone to Min
nesota.
BUr.-Bny Fellows, OF Benefits, has gone to
Buffalo.
MoLoNEY. City Attorney Moloney has re-
turned home.
BLAcK.-Mlss Hattie Black has returned from
her summer voyage.
! KA.-Emerson Morgan, OF Hulls, has gone 70
Kansas City for visit.
| Hook. Charley Hook, jr. sick for some time
past with fever, is recovering.
JEKYLL.-Miss Sarah Jekyll returned from
Sioux City, Iowa, on Saturday.
| GLovRR.-Jou,nal: Miss Carrie Glover has
gone to Granville to visit friends"
HuNr.-Miss Eva Hunt, Of Naperville. is visit
| ing Mrs. Jas. E. Hunt, in East Ottawa.
| VoGT.-The Vogt boys, from Hull's and Hui
& Bartels', are visiting in Michigan for few
days.
GRleos.-Mr. Z. Y. Griggs returned home
yesterday from N. Y. state, much improved In
| health.
| SHKRwooB.-Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Sherwood
and Mrs. Anthony returned home from the east
on yesterday.
| LYNCH Miss Anna Lynch returned home on
yesterday afternoon, after wo-menths' visit 10
the sea side.
SMEED.-Anne smeed, OF Northampton, Eng
land, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred White,
on the west side.
JERRY Jerry Sample has gone to Columbus,
o.. to delight the buckeye farmer with improved
western hayto
RUssELL.AChss. Russell WAS summoned to Ke.
nosha yesterday by the dangerous illness OF his
child, there on visit.
j SrRAwN.-Lester Strawn and Miss Belle Strawn
have gone east. Miss Strawn will remain at
Rye, N. Y, at school.
CLARK.-Phil Clark, having passed his exami-
nation. 10 now in the U. 8. Signal Service, sts-
toned at Fort Myers, Va.
DA.-Geo. Beatty and J. Z. Rathbun returned
this week from Dacotah. They are not enthusi-
a.tic over the wheat crop.
JoRpAN.-Morris Herald: Miss Kate D. Jor.
dan has returned to Peoria, where she takes
I position as teacher In the conservatory OF music
OF that city"
| CoLLINs-John Collins, tailor on La Sale st..
had two ribs fractured ana thigh broken on
Tuesday, a horse having kicked him while pass-
ing In the rear.
| CoUgT.-Messrs. Moloney & Boyle, attorneys,
lately in the Wolfe building to be moved, are
now located on Court st., up stairs, in building
next south of H. ]. GILLEN's.
SKIFF.- Billy Skif starts next week for Dies
MONIES, to shew Porter's hay tools at the Iowa
state fair, whence he will make the grand round
of st. Louis, Kansas City, Peoria, &c.
i SMIrH.-'Squre Smith has moved from the
Wolfe building to the Office OF p X. Leland,
over Forbes & Flck's. His son, James Smith,
of Chatsworth, was In the city this week greet
ing old friends.
/ EUROPE E. Prichard and W. Libby, OF
South Ottawa, well known in this region as
breeders of draft horses, have gone to Europe on
a business trip, intending to visit Great Britain
and the continent.
| UAMMoN-p--J. D. Hammond with "d"),
the great American traveller, is off for st. Louis;
and c. N Harmon without "d'D, sometimes
called Jolly Hammon," the Travellers travelling
man, was in town this week.
| GuNN-Rev. r. NJ. Gum, family and boating
party from Joliet to Starved Rock and return,
passed the night at the Clifton on their way back
Thursday night. They report delightful four
davs' trip, with the exception OF a rain at the
Rock on Wednesday night
! CoLE.-E. Willoughby Cole, son of ex-U. s.
i senator SOlc OF SbIlOTUlb, uuu icS ~ S"SSS
private secretary Of Robert E. Lincoln, Secre-
tary OF War, were the guests Thursday of Mr..
Willard Gentleman at his home IN Fall River
They had been visit to the far west, and left
for Washington Thursday evening highly de-
lighted with their visit to Ottawa
! SuAKE-Democrat, La Sale: "Messrs. T. Lucy
and Paul Thesis will in O few Gays open out
large and fashionable stock Of dry goods, &c, In
l The building now occupied by the Scott Bros.
Both these gentlemen understand The dry goods
business thoroughly. aud we dare say will receive
i a good trade both from town and country"
i TALBOT -Wenona Under: "Mr. <. II. Talbou
and wife, of the Chicago Rdil,rdy Age, came down
on Saturday last, TO get little fresh country air,
aud to look after his farm. He is building
new house on his Usage township place. Mr.T
' Is very pleasant gentleman, and we are always
lad to see him Mr. ard Mrs. Talbot were the
| guests Of Mrs Gny Cowen."
Il PuELps-Mr Washington Phelps, brother Of
Q Mr.. B T. Phelps Of the west side, came to Otta-
wa from Oregon. Ogle county, not long since on
visit here. and few days ago was taken with
o a severe attack OF dysentery and bloody fux-so
violent that bis life despaired Of On yester-
ldsy the end was uncertain. A strong constitu..
III ton and previous excellent health are somewhat
I in his favor.
II The brick work at the new Peru rolling mills