The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-07-23
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klS".-S. h. King returned on Saturday from
HossAcE.-Mrs. Harry Hossaok is in the city,
! att. f.. SCOTS.
CAMERON. Miss Gertic Cameron Chicago. Is
at j. K. Camerons.
BoYLE.-Miss Anna l.. ANTHONY Chicago is
guest Of Miss Allie Boyle.
MITcH.-A. j. Mitchell, Of the .1merican Miller,
made Ottawa n visit this week.
CLARKsoN.-Miss ClaIkson, OF Magnolia, is
the guest of her cousin Miss Fannie BEEN.
| RfE-Mr and Mrs. Jacob Rife, of Pennsylva.
MIA, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Shuer.
WENoNA.-Mrs. A. +. Lovejoy and Mrs. John
Gilman have gone to Wenona for few weeks.
MINN.-On Monday last Hon. W. Bushnell and
X X. Brown returned to their Minnesota farms.
FREEMAN.--Thc Misses Freeman. of Spring
field, were this week guests of Miss Vincie Bush
nell.
CAMr.-L. Perkins and family, Geo. Hull and
family and a few others in camp at the Can.
yons.
SHuLER.-J. n. Shulers loss by fire last week
was about $4,000, not $1,000, as the types made
us say.
WEsr.-Mrs. W. i. Gibson and Miss Belle Glib.
son started yesterday for their home at Eldorado,
Kansas
GRAHAM. The Rev. F. W. Graham, sedalia,
Mo, was this week visiting his sister, Mrs. New
ms. in this city.
EBERT-Hen:y Ebert is improving his Main
street store by new windows, admitting twice the
light Of the old ones.
PREs.-Prof, VIM. Jenkins, OF Mendoza, was
recently elected president of the State School
Principles Association.
BARr.-Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Bartels start next
week for II vacation among friends in Cincinnati
and along the OHIO river.
CAMP-Horace Hull, Ed. Miller, and Hawey,
of joliet. started on Saturday evening for Snach.
wine Lake, via Illinois river.
DoTY.-C S. Doty, of the Peoria Illinois Tinl'es-
man and Manufacturer, made Ottawa a visit this
week in the interest of his paper.
WuTE-Mr. and Mrs s. w. Williams and
Mrs. F. d. Sweetzer are at the Alpine House,
Bethlehem, n. H., amoug the White Mountains.
ALLEN.-At f. &. Aliens, Miss Beebe, Chica.
go, and Miss Dennison, Highland Park. Mr..
Ed Allen, ir., returned this week to Hastings,
Neb.
CAroN-Mr and Mrs. Chas. A. Cation have
the sympathy of all our citizens having lost their
infant daughter, Alice Hull, on Wednesday eve
ming, by cholera infantum. The babe had been
quite well all Its short life until Tuesday evening.
The burial took place on Thursday, at r. N.
SUMMER.-They started on their summer tours
this week: Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Phillips and Miss
Penny to Connecticut ria the Lakes to Buffalo;
Geo. p. Rugg for Minnesota vid the Mississippi
river to st. Paul; Hon, VIM. Cullen and Miss
Cullen for upper Lake Michigan with the Hi
nois Press party; Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Cotton and Mrs. Cheever, for Orchard Beach,
Me-, near Portland.
CoL.-Las Vegas, n NJ, Dai,y optic: "Col
Douglas Hapeman one OF the proprietors OF the
Ottawa, Illinois, FREE TRADER, the second oldest
journal in that state arrived from Santa Fe to-
day. in company with his charming wife, and
drove to the Hot Springs, where two or three
weeks Of solid comfort will be enjoyed These
tourists have visited Colorado several times, but
that they will probably become regular annual
visitors hereafter. Mrs. Hapeman says she will
enjoy the trout fishing Of the mountain streams
while the colonel is soaking in bath tub"