The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03
home MATTERS.
Personal.

RAYMoNp-Uncle Sam Raymond has returned
from his trip east.
MAcY-Miss Macy, Of the Kindergart,n, Is
very III with fever.
HULL.-Mr and Mrs Geo. Hull start Tor New
York city this morning.
EAsr.-Mr John Flanagan, Of d. Heenan "
Co.'S, Streator, started east on Monday last.
SMlrH.-Mr and Mrs. Kinney Smith left Otta'
va for their home IN New York on Tuesday.
ALLRN.-Miss Cora Allen, Of Davenport, will
today begin visit with Miss Carrie Manley.
FIsKE.-F. L. Fiske returned home on Satur.
day last from an extended business trip east.
BusHNELL-Mrs. w. Bushnell and Mise Susie
returned from visit to Chicago on Tuesday.
TRIMBLR.--Miss Elsie Trmbe has returned
home after a two months visit to Princeton.
PHIPPs.-W. T. Phipps. Of Child Il Phipps', re.
turned on Wednesday from his trip to Boston.
SMIrn.-Miss Carrie H. Smith, niece Of Mr.. II.
Mayo, returned to her home in Chicago this
week.
GEo.-Georgc Trmele has been appointed
ook.keeper for the Ottawa Bottle and Flint
Glass Co.
HooK.-Chas. Hook, jr, who was out = few
days ago, is again confined to his bed and Is Sc.
riously i'll.
TALBOT. -Journal. Miss Emily Winship, Of
De Kalb, H., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Talbot, south side"
sAM.-Joliet Ne,cs: "Mrs Sam'l Dittenhoffer
returned last evening from Cleveland, where she
has been the past two months"
NORM. N. Armstrong OF this city, and Mr..
Bonield of XXX, have been trying condemnation
suits this week for the X. IL s. r. r.
BAILEY.-Mrs. T. P. Bailey has been for some
days i'll at Princeton, and was yesterday reported
worse. Mr.. Bailey goes to Princeton to-day.
MOVED Messrs. Moloney Il Boyle, attorneys,
have finally settled down into elegant rooms In
the Opera House Block, fronting on Jefferson
treet
CRooKER.-Hon. L. B. Croker has departed
for Wilbur Neb., Oh business and pleasure He
has taken his gun--the chickens will suffer, Of
course.
RErURNED.-Returned home this week: II.
II. Hamilton and family, s. w. Cheever and
family, from Maine; Mr.. and Mrs Curyea, from
the Lakes; Mollie Osman, from C'ic"Lo.
JoR.-lhe genial Jos Albrcr celebrated his
%8th birthday OH Tuesday evening. \ number Of
bis friends sat down with him to famous ban.
suet, and an enjoyable evening was had by all.
FIRB.-L. Perkins and AL. F. Schoch attended
the Firemen's Tournament at Quincy this week,
representing the Ottawa department. Mr.. Per.
hns' family are at Mr.. Waterman's in Chicago.
RIs1HG.-Mr. L. A. Rising is going into the
tobacco manufacturing businesses on an extern.
sive scale, with a partner, at Joliet. We shall
regret to lose Mr.. Rising, but wish him all pos.
Gble success.
~RAsK.-The rubbish and dirt OF painting, pa.
pering, cleaning, Sc, at R. II. Trask's jewelry
store being all removed, the store shows up"
now as one Of the prettiest in Ottawa and de.
cidedly well worth a visit
TRENARY.-Mr. 7. c. Trenary has reaped Thu
first reward for his two years. law study--a sue.
eessful examination. He studied with l.. w
Brewer and being industrious and hard work.
or will make good lawyer.
WALLAcE.-Wenona Index: Mrs. General
Wallace, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Templeton, Of
Bloomington, were in town yesterday, en- route
to the soldiers reunion at Bloomington. They
were the guests OF Mrs. Samuel Brown"
FRED-Fred. Hossack, of Morris, was in town
on Sunday. He tells us he is going to Der
Moines to begin business as dry goods dealer
Fred Is one OF the noblemen, and really too good
fellow to be swallowed up by Iowa. However,
good luck to him.
WARNER.-J. l. Warner, who has just returned
nom trip through Iowa and Kansas, places us
under obligations for The Santa Fe Mail, giving
the premium list OF the Kansas State Fair and
much valuable information touching A., T. & S.
F. lsnds in Kansas.
RussELL.-We noted last week that Chas
Russell had been called to Kenosha, Wis, by the
Illness OF his daughter Annie, aged two years
His friends have learned with deep regret that
the little one did not recover, dying of bilious
fever. She was buried at Kenosha.
DINEEN.-Mr. Dineen has resigned his position
at the Rock Island depot, where for so many
years he has ticketed Ottawa people and speeded
them on their travels.-Mr. Dineen now pro.
poses to work for Mr.. Dineen, and with Mr..
White Dineen & White) will give his exclusive
attention to the coal business. II all his friends
buy their coal of him, he'll be the biggest dealer
In seven states.
MC.--Mr. Duncan McDougall received the sad
intelligence on Thursday that his brother Alex
ander, aged "a years, was that day drowned at
Little Fish Pond, Cal. Mr.. Med. with another
brother was engaged in bee culture. He was an
estimabe young man and had a considerable &C.
quaintance and numerous friends here, where
he lived some years ago.
MARRIED.-On Wednesday last Jas. Fl. Leigh
ton, superintendent Of the Flint Glass House,
and Aida X. Burr, Of Iowa City, Ia, were mar.
ried by Rev. Mr.. Arnold, at the residence Of Mrs.
HcKeel on the Ridge. The wedding was a
quiet one, and the company of witnesses not
large. Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IA.
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Trimble, Mr. and Mrs
j. X. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Crosson, and half
dozen other friends of Mr.. Leighton. After the
ceremony and congratulations the company sat
down to most elegant dinner prepared by Mrs