The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-29
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Personal Mention


HlsE.-Miss Sue c. Hse, Chicago, is IN the
city.
KINGS E. King has been in Minnesota this
week
HERE-D F. Cameron, Chicago, was in town
this week
GRIGGs. Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Griggs have
been in town this week.
ALLEN-Miss Allen, OF Highland Park, is the
guest of the family OF f. c. Allen.
FIsH.-Fred. Mattocks, OF Chicago, has been
enjoying country air in Ottawa this week.
KIMBALL. MFR. A. Kimball, superintendent OF
the Rock Island road was in town yesterday.
PIERCY.-Mrs. Percy of Martinsburgh, Ohio,
is visiting with her niece, Mrs. f. II. Berry, OF
this city.
DAvE.-Dave Batcheller, one of Ottawa's boys
few years ago, now at Streator was in town
on Sunday.
WMs.-Twins arrived at the residence of s.
w. Williams, at Streator, on last Friday night-a
boy and a girl.
TURNER-Frank Turner, one of the recently
admitted bar students, has returned home to
Hennepin on visit.
SMITH-James A. Smith, of the Chatsworth
Chronicle, made Ottawa and his many friends
here visit this week.
BEEM-Mrs. w. o. BEEN, who for a week past
has been very seriously i'll, Is now much better
and on the road to recovery.
MoRGIs-Hquld: "Miss Hathaway, daughter
of f. Hathaway of Ottawa, is visiting her cousin
In this city, Mrs. K. w. Marine"
TowER-Mr and Mrs. L. H. Tower, who have
been visiting in this neighborhood, started for
home the other day from Wenona.
LITTLE.-Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Little, of Chlca-
90 are visiting the family of Mrs Little's father,
Mr. D. Hollecker on the west side.
DrAp.-Mr and Mrs. Lindsey tEtfie Water
manl on Monday last buried in Ottawa their ba-
by boy, aged nine months, who died, after brief
illness, at Chicago.
CAMp.-Mr and Mrs. Geo Hull, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Perkins, Mrs. VIM. Osman, Misses Angevine,
Gregg and Mole Osman, "Mitch" and George
Trimble are in camp at Scnachwine Lake.
KA-Privatc letters from the FREE TRADERS
two Georges, Sweet and Griffith, out in Kansas,
represent them as doing well and acquiring con-
siderable real estate IN desirable locality near
Hayes City.
MINN.-B +. Lincoln, Esq, and Dr. ). =.
Hathaway start tomorrow for Minnesota Their
people are at or near Campbell, the headquarters
Of the Ottawa colony. Mr. Lincoln will remain
for several weeks.
NEr,-N j. Brown, former dry goods clerk
with Scott Bros, but now prosperous merchant
in Des Moines, Iowa, passed through Ottawa on
Tuesday last He reports trade good, ana him.
self well pleased with his new home.
UERB.-Herb. VI. Kilby has returned to Otta-
uo arriving Yesterday. We do not know wheth-
observation-disclosures u.r:rarrr:'v or nat, but
his host Of friends will hope that he docs Ihean
to stay.
NEIL. y. J. Brown, former dry goods clerk
Scott Bros, hut now a prosperous merchant oi
Des Moines, Iowa, passed through this city on
Thursday last. He reports trade very good IN
his new home and himself well pleased with the
change.
| Ngws.-Wm. Richardson, correspondent OF
the New York Times and other northern journals
during the days when the carpetbag reign in
New Orleans came to its anti-climax, and now
correspondent of the famous Picpyme, is i'll town,
the guest of VIM. j. Graham.
! BNLEr-Mr and Mrs. Theo. P. Bailey left on
"Wednesday for the Northwest. Mrs. Bally will
lnrohably remain in the vicinity of st. Paul and
Lake Minnetonka, while Mr.. B. will continue
his business and pleasure trip to CooHston,
Campbell Fargo, and other points, perhaps ln-
Guiding Bismarck.
L,w.-The professional card OF Duncan