The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-06-10
ZONE MATT ERS.
Personal Mention.


WEIs-Dr. L. W. Wes made this week a visit
to st. Louis.
BARRY.-Mlss Barry, Of the high school, will
spend part Of the summer in Iowa.
WARNER-Miss Nellie Warner, of Chicago,
has been in the city this week, visiting friends.
ULLMAN-Mrs. f. Ullman, of New York city,
is in the city visiting the family Of Mr.. VIM. De.
gen.
WEBsTER.-Mr. f. G. Webster, of the high
school, will next year have charge of the Dixon,
H., schools
CHANDLER.-Miss A. NJ. Chandler returns to-
day to her home in Coldwater, Mich, for the
summer.
BLAKE.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blake returned
this week from Waco, Texas, where they spend
their winters.
WILL.-Will Barnard was down town this week
for the first time since his injury, travelling
around on crutches.
Ex.JUDGE.-Ion. L. S. Holbrook, of Chicago,
formerly of this county, was on the streets of
Ottawa yesterday.
BENEDICT.-Miss Helen C.. Benedict, Of this
city. graduates at st. Mary's School, at Knox
vlle on the 14th inst
HENRY.-Henry Montgomery, railroad agent
at Davis City, Neb., is home visiting his family
and old friends in this vicinity.
CRAwFoRD.-Mrs. Y. j. Crawford and daugh-
ter spent this week with friends in this city, Mr..
Crawford also spent Sunday in Ottawa.
VERNON. Miss Sarah Vernon, the prophet OF
the last High School class, will be book keeper
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, manufacturing firm.
LYNCH-Mss Anna Lynch went to Chicago
this week to assist at the wedding of Miss
Spaulding, lady with whom many Ottawa peo-
pie are well acquainted.
FRY.-Miss Clara Fry, of this city, has returned
home after two months teaching at the Bunker
Hill district. She WAS yesterday offered the
same school tor another term.
VANCE.-Dr. Vance went this week to st. Paul
to attend the meeting of the National Surgeons
Association. He will probably visit the Ottawa
colony on Red River before he returns.
AND.-Conductor George Rand, of the Bur
lington has been of duty for n few days for the
purpose of accompanying his family to Michi-
gan, where they intend spending the summer.
Steve Ester has been in charge Of the train.
ALLKN-Mr. bob" Allen, as the young peo-
pie here know him, of Aurora, married Miss
Stephens, of Moline, on Thursday last, our friend
Clarence Griggs assisting him at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen passed through here at l2.4O,
and were met at the cars by a number of friends.
HARRIs.--V. c. Harris, who has been in Texas
for several months returned home on Thursday
night for few weeks visit. His residence in
the south appears to have been benefit to him
physically as he weighs several pounds more
than when he went away in the fall.
WILBuR.--On Monday George X. Wilbur, for
some two years boss of the telegraph instrument
at the c., B. IL Q. depot in this city, passed
around among his friends bidding them good
bye. Explanations being in order, Mr.. Wilbur
informs us he has been promoted to agent at
Winchester Georges friends, and they are not
IA few, regret to have him leave Ottawa, but are
contented, knowing he has bettered himself, at
least pecunarily.
Observation-Disclosures will be found the profess
sional card of Chase Fowler, attorney at law,
who may also write an. c." after his name with
out at all interfering with the exclusive rights OF
'our member" for it signifies master in chan
cery" Either rs counsellor or master Mr. Fow-
Ter has proven himself gentlemen OF ability
and al honor to the profession, and matters OF
trust committed to him will receive the careful
and deliberate attention they require.