The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-17
HOME MATT ERS.
Personal Mention.

HARRIs.-Mlss Gerte Harris of this city is Wis.
iting friends IN Bloomington.
IowA.-James O'Donnell, OF Cherokee, Iowa,
made this county a visit this week.
DEGEN.-Jacob Degen has gone to New York
to receive another inyoice OF imported draft
horses.
WEsT.-Henry Montgomery, of Nebraska, who
has been in the city some days, started for his
home yesterday.
PERU.-Ne'rs: Miss Nellie Blanchard leaves
Peru this week on visit with friends and rela.
tives in New York"
MEDIC.-Everett Butterfeld, Ottawa's repre-
home for the summer rest.
CLARK.-Dr. Geo. Clark, Of Utica, has return
ed from his visit to Iowa and resumed his prac-
tce in Utica and neighborhood
WEsT.-County Clerk Stocksleger has been out
in Idaho and Colorado during the past week.
He is expected home next week
PORTER. Misses Porter lett to. day for Chicago.
They will attend the Commencement exercises
at Wheaton before they return home.
BAILEY.-Morris Indpend,nt, Friday: "Mrs.
Theo. Bailey, nee Ross, of Ottawa, Is the guest
tnlS Wceh vi MI. ullu WIS. lI l-otI.
ENGLISH. Miss English, of Kenosha, Wis,
who has been visiting friends in this city, was
this week called home by the death of her cousin.
BIRTH-J. II. Dcken is the proudest grand
father in the seventh ward. His son, j. G. Dick
en-, of Ancona, writes him concerning daugh-
ter.
TozER.-Miss Lucy Tozer, of Newport, Ark,
whom many will remember kindly in Ottawa,
was one OF the graduates of the Arkansas Female
Seminary at Little Rock, this week.
WILL-W. II. Barnard has so far recovered
that he expects to resume his duties at the eY-
press Office on July LIST. For serious a frac-
ture his physician thinks he is doing remarkably
we'll.
WHIs.-Dr Weis has returned from his st.
Louis visit. He did not, however, bring back
one of st. Louis fairest bellies, has been said,
but is still fancy free and sin the Market" he
says, as before.
HULL.-Horace Hull, of this city, was mem
Der of the graduating class this week OF the In
ion Law School, Chicago. We congratulate him
on acquiring the right to annex attorney at
law" to his autograph
RosE-W. X. Stewart, Of East Ottawa, is the
fortunate pOSSeSsUT Ol II TOStUusll vi luc hiI X
George ". variety which hangs profusely full OF
beautiful blossoms. Probably not less than 10
| full blown blossoms adorn the BUSH
| CHAs-Leland Comet: "Mr. Chss. Green, Of OF
.awa, has organized singing class in this place"
Mr. Green is a thoroughly competent teacher
and one Of great deal OF experience. We wish
him all success, for he deserves much.
| CHANGE-Mr. Emile Gondolf for quite long
time one of Forbes Il Flick's clerks, has changed
his location, now being found at II. J. Gillen's,
adding one more to the force of that popular
house Mr.. Gondof is popular young man
and will be an addition Of valle to Mr.. Gillen.
sArE.-Duncan Il O'Conor have received new
safe for their law oilice-the Hall make. In un
loading II from the truck to the sidewalk yester
day the blocking gave way and it fell heavily
against the iron doorway and then upon the
stone landing to the steps leading to the second
floor OF the Cameron block, crushing the latter
and injuring the safe considerably.
i I. O. o. F.-Dr. J. o. Harris attended the
school CT instruction at Bloomington during the