The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-30
Personal Mention.

HOME. Miss Cora Armstrong, Deer Park,
has returned from Ohio.
NEELY.-Win F. Nicely, OF Chicago is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Doc. The mails 10 due course brought to
Doc Petit son this week.
Bow Postmaster Bowman returned last
evening from his northern Illinois urip.
GAY.-Will Gay and familyare of on two
or three weeks trip down the Mississippi
river.
HossAcK. -Miss Belle Hosssck will be mar
ried on Sept. 9th, to Mr.. NJ, l.. Putney, of
this city.
FoRBEs.-Gco. Forbes, after n successful
Colorado trip for Fiske & BEEN is home for
q short time.
HILL.-Streator Free Press. "Mlss Emma
A. Hill, Of Ottawa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. Duncan"
LovEJor.--Mrs A. E. Loveloy on Monday
went to GAINESVILLE, Neb to make her sister
visit OF few weeks.
HowLAND.-Henry A. Hovlnnd, with the
Michigan Central r. r. Compauys Chicago
office, is In town this week.
PHILA-Mr. George VendegriT and daugh-
ter, of Philadelphia, are guests of the family
of Thos. Spencer, in this city.
BEEM-W. o. BEEN and family started
for Kansas City on Monday, where Mr.. BEEN
will embark in the grocery business.
LYNcu.-The marriage Of Mss Anna
Lynch, of this city, to Mr.. Geo. A. Mcclellan
Of Chicago, is announced for Sept. 9th.
MATT.--Aurora Beacon: "Whilo Conductor
Matt Kennedy is off In Indian W. his Fox
River run is in charge of WIN. Richards"
JoRDAN.--A number of The young people
Of the city met Miss Kate d. Jordan on last
Saturday. at the invitation q Miss Lizzie
Shuler. Miss Jordan lott =" mor'S'uy for Pc
oria.
GRIGGs.-Mrs. L. Y. Griggs, Of this city
was called to Chicago on Sunday 10y tele-
gram which announced the serious Illness Of
her brother, James F. Barnet
MILLs.-Capt Lew. Mills, Of Streator, was
elected Lieut.. Col. of the 4th regt, at the
camp last week, vice Parsons, resigned.
ALEx.-Hon. Alex. Campbell, who wants
to go to congress again, via the GreenbGck
party, was In town this week looking after
his fences. AS Crimmins is about the only
section of the fence still left he didn't have
big job on hand
HARRY.-Mr. Harry Hammond, the late
genial night Waterman at the circuit clerks
Office, has gone to Mendoza TO take the posi-.
ton of night clerk at the Passenger House.
His place at the circuit clerks cflicc is taken
by NJ. X. Riordan.
BURNEY.-PhilIp Burney, an old resident of
this city, now resident OF Chicago, was in
the city yesterday, Mr. Barney has worked
as skilled hand in some Of the best
machine shops Of Chicago. and has amassed
quite property. His son, of the same name,
who learned his trade here, is now running
a machine shop in Mexico.
CLARK-Prof. Thos. H. Clark, OF Aurora,
has just completed cataloguing the Aurora
Public Library-lG6 pages. The work is very
thorough. Books are catalogued, both by
title, and under the names of authors. Not
only are books catalogued, but under the
titles OF the various departments of literature
subjects are cataogucd, and reference made
to volumes in which they may be found treat
cd upon. By this means the Professor has
placed the entire wealth of the library at the
command of the student who may wish to
consult 1.-THE Beacon says Few libraries
are so well catalogued."