The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-02
HOME MATTERS.


Personal.
SANK.-Mss Sank is visiting Mrs. Judge
Dickey.
BowMAN.-W. Z. Bowmans father and sister
are in the city.
BoLrwoop--Prof. Boltwood has decided to re-
main in Ottawa.
LYNcH-Miss Anna Lynch will spend the sum-
ner in the state of Rhode Island.
LoCKwOoD-Jou1na': Mrs w. {. Lockwood
and children, of Kansas, are in the city"
HosroRD.-John II. Hosford has returned from
the Minnesota and Dakota red river country.
CoLE-Mrs. II. l.. Barnet and Miss Lulu NJ.
Richardson, Chicago, are visiting Mrs. DR.. Cole.
GENTRY. MIR. II. Gentry, brothern. Law OF
II. II. Trask, formerly with o. Trask is in the
city.
HINspALE Norman Hnsdale is home from
the University Of Michigan for the summer va
ton.
ALTo-E. Boissenin, of Bachs band, sports a
new solo alto, Imported, through Lyon " Healy,
from Paris.
KIyG.-Miss Gertie King entertained some ten
couples on Thursday evening, the occasion being
six o'clock tea.
u HIBBEN. Ne,rs: "Misses Lille and Min
lie EIibben have gone to Tuscaloosa, Ala, to
Visit relatives"
FIELD Eugene Field, father Of Mrs. II. l..
Boltwood, died in Charlemont, Mass, June 18th,
at the ripe age OF 81.
BoLTwoop.-Charles Z. Boltwood graduated at
Amherst College last week. He expects to make
teaching his business
NEwBEcKER- Ncwbecker of Chicago.
sister Of Miss Newbecker Of the second ward
school, is In the city.
PoRTER-J. f. Porter is delightng the public
with cold mineral water at his front door any
day. 1t is free o all the world
SPENcER.-Thcs. Spencer is ten years younger
since Friday last. It's granddaughter, and
looks ike Mrs. Geo. Groshens.
TYLER,-Mr F. f. Tyler, Lafayette, Ind,
made Chas. Hamilton visit this week. lhey
were at the Northwestern, Evanston, together.
\ HOLMES -Yorkville Record: Miss Belle New
Fl ton and Eva Cornell went to Ottawa saturday 10
spend Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. b. l. holmes.
n RYAN-Chas. Ryan, driver for Ill. j. Gillen,
4 having come out too soon after an attack OF the
measles has had relapse end is dangerously
BARIpo.-Miss Sophia Bardo, lady well quail
flied for the work, is about to open school IN
French. 1t is a school long needed mere. see
adyer.
BIG.--F. ?. N!tchelm is the happy father OF a
two.pound boy. Tie boy, though small, is live
ly, and F. P. is getting along as well as could be
expected.
|Atpp ready their new tobacco store on La Sale
st., and il not open to day, will be In fine shape
on Monday.
snERwooD.-M and Mrs F. A. Sherwood and
Mrs. ii. Anthony leave Ottawa for watch Hill,
r. l., where they will spend the remaining sum-
/gsr months.
MCDERMoTr-Mrs. Thos. McDermott left the
GSity yesterday for Piper City, in company with
Miss Matte Soran, who this week graduated at
the Convent School.
CLAnK.-On last Saturday Prof Thos II.
Clark, formerly of this city, was elected presi'
dent Of the Board of Directors of the " Aurora
Free Public Library"
CoLE-Mr and Mrs. Henry Cole have returned
| 70 Ottawa, and met large number OF their
friends last evening at the reception rendered by
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Catin.
DREw.-Our old friend Prof, Drew, of CONNER
eial college fame, is in the city trying to sell sill
YER mine stock for company OF which Sanford,
| of Morris, is the president
BULL.-Ed Bull, son OF f. F. Bull, Esq, is
expected home from Europe on next Wednes-
day. The Westphalia sailed from Hamburg on
the 22d, and he is probably on board.
GRIGGs Oakley Griggs and wife, of Sueator.
were in Ottawa on Sunday, and this week started
north to take vacation at one of the lake summer
resorts. Mrs. E. Y Grggs and Miss Mattocks
accompany them.
SANDERs.-Will and Frank Sanders, while
working on roof in South Ottawa, In trying to
Stop fall of shingles, themselves fell to the
ground, distance Of about 20 feet Both were
badly bruised and Frank nurses a sprained ankle.