The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-22
HOME MATTERS.
Personal Mention.

personal mention.
FIsKE.-F. L. Fiske returned this week from
New York.
CULLEN.-Mrs. WIN. Cullen has been quite i'll
this week
TowER.-L. II. Tower, Hastings, Neb., was in
town this week.
LELAND.-Judge Leland is visiting his son in
Minnesota near Campbell.
! HARD.-A. w. Hard was in town on Monday
He left on Tuesday for Denver, Col.
LYNcH.-Miss Milla Everhard, of Chicago, is the
guest of Miss Anna Lynch, in East Ottawa.
CHANDLER.-Mlss j. w. Chandler is visiting
friends and relatives in New York and BROOKLYN.
BLAIR.--Wm. f. Blair and daughter Emma,
from Philadelphia, are visiting Thos. Spencer
| CLARK.--John l.. Clark, of Utica has returned
from Iowa, and was seen on our streets on Thurs
day last.
BusHNELL.-Mrs. Sylvia Bushnell, OF Hulrs,
is taking vacation, visiting friends in New
York state.
| ANTHoNY.-A. W. Anthony, of Chicago, spent
the week In Ottawa, the guest of j. G. Boyle
our city attorney
ME.-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hamilton and the
Misses Hamilton are summerlng at Old Orchard,
Maine.
TRIMBLE.-Mss Elsie Trimble returned home
on Monday from Iowa where she had been visit
ing for some weeks.
GRANT.-Miss Grant, late Of the Episcopal
church choir, is going to Boston to complete her
musical education.
UTIcA.-Ex. supervisor Gardner and c. c. Hal.
liday, two of Utica's leading men, we're in town
on Thursday last
GEo.-George P. Eldredge, now Of st. Louis,
Mo-, is in Ottawa visiting his old home and
hosts of friends.
GILBERT.-H. T. Gilbert, Esq, has been Gun.
der the weather" most of the week, butt is around
again now, attending to business.
LIEuT.-Lieut. L. A. Wagner senior second of
his regiment 9th Inf, has received news of
resignation that will promote him to First Lieu
tenant.
MINN.-Miss Mae Blanchard started on Thurs
day for Minnesota, where she will spend the
summer.
PA.-Times: Mrs. A. j. Hamilton and son, of
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting her niece, Mrs. j.
Megafin."
PORTER Mrs j. E. Porter, son and daughter
leave to-day for Geneva Lake, Waukesha and
surrounding resorts.
CAMP-Geo. Hull and L. Perkins, with their
families, and few friends, go next week to
Senachwine Lake for q camping vacation.
RYAN.-Mr. Ryan, chief of the Joliet fire de.
partment, made a visit to Ottawa on Thursday.
He was taken in charge by L. Perkins.
ED. Miller is camping at Clear Lake,
Iowa, wish college friends. Clear Lake is said
to to be one of the finest summer lands" In
Iowa.
GLANcY.-Thos. c. Clancy, for IA years an EN-.
ploye OF the Utica Cement Works, was in town
this week, having been summoned on jury SER
vice.
SMITH.--Journal: "The Misses Eva Smith and
Blanche Z. Calkins of Chatsworth, are visiting
at the home OF their grandfather, Squire Smith,
on the west side"
HoxIE.-Mr. r. 8. Johnson, of Whitney &
johnson, Chicago, and wife, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hoxie. They will visit all
points of interest in this vicinity before Return
ing home.
STRAwN.-Miss Belle G. Strawn has returned
from Wellesley college, near Boston, where she
spent the past year. She is accompanied by her
friend, MISS Jacoby of Philadelphia, a lady well
known to our young people.
PERU-Ne,cs: "Mrs. DR.. Olmsted went to Of
tawa on Monday to spend few days with rela.
tivcs and friends-Miss Bella Mccormick has
gone on summer excursion to Milwaukee and
the north.-Vincent Duncan intends studying
law in the office of J, ". Duncan, Ottawa"
SENAToK.-We hear it intimated that Mr.. II.
Bellinehausen, of Peru, prominently named as
a candidate on the democratic ticket for the
state senate will not be candidate, having re-
Gently assumed the financial management Of the
reorganizcd Peru Plow Co. Under the crcum-
stances no one would seriously urge him to
make the sacrifice an election would necessi-
tate. Yet he would make good senator.