The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12
Personal.

IowER.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Tower, Has
tings, Neb., were in the city this week.
IowA.-Miss Lotte Eldredge has gone to
Storm Lake, Ia, to spend the summer.
MoRGAN.-Miss Edith Morgan has been Wis.
ting the family of. D. Hamm, at Joliet, this
week.
CLAgK-Mrs. Thos. H. Clark, of Aurora,
is in the city, the guest of Dr. Macarthur and
family
hillside Forest Lillis, of Chicago, spent
the Fourth and Sunday with his Ottawa
friends.
BLACK.-Miss Hattie Black, q teacher in the
east side school, has gone to Iowa for the
summer.
CHA. B. Smith is expected home this
evening from Chicago, where he has been
since Tuesday.
MEiGs.-Miss Meigs, of this city, has re-
turned home after a years school work at
Pueblo, Colorado.
MAL.-Dr. j. W. Petit, Of the railway pos
tai service was shaking hands with his nu-
merous Ottawa friends on Thursday.
SoUTH.-Misses Anna REM and Emma Wes
left on Monday of this week for an extended
trip in the southern part Of the state.
EAsT.-Miss Mabel Cushman was in the
city this week. She will join her mother at
Chicago, when both will go east to spend the
summer.
WEpDED.-Marred, at the NJ. f. parsonage,
by Rev. Geo. S. Young, July 7th Mr.. VIM.
L. Hope, of Ain, Iowa, to Miss Florence E.
Brundem, of Dayton.
SMITH Mrs Sarah l.. Smith, of New York
City, who will be better remembered in Otta-
wa as Mrs. Eberhardt, is in the city visiting
her many old friends here.
CoLo.-Geo Forbes, (Fiske Il Beem's mis-
sonary) is making his rounds among the be-
nighted citizens of Colorado and the passes
of the mountains of the west
SToUT.-Mrs. John Stout, of the east side,
who had the misfortune to scald one Of her
feet several weeks ago, is still confined to the
house on account of the accident.
MoLoNEY. The many friends Of NJ. T. Mo-
loney, of this city, will regret to learn that
that gentleman is confined to his house by q
severe attack of scatic rheumatism.
BRAD.-Mr. Frank Bradford, of Connells-
vile, Penna was in the city this week, meet
ing friends, as well as relatives in Deer Park,
where his wife is visiting at her fathers.
BURNs.--Thos. W. Burns, of Ottawa, has
been elected to represent the Knights of La
Dor of this district in the general assembly
which convenes in Philadelphia in September.
CAMP.-Geo. Hull and family, L. Perkins
and family, and few other friends, start next
Wednesday or Thursday for Snachwine for
their annual camping out recreation fort
night.
SCOTT j, +. Scott and wife, Of this city,
braska and other western points. This is the
first vacation from business Mr.. Scott has
taken for eight years.
SANICCLA.-Among the lady guests who
have been or are taking baths at the Sanicula
Springs during the week are Mrs. A. Koenen,
Milwaukee; Mrs. B. B. Noyes, Detroit, and
Mrs. j. b. Baseler, st. Louis.
GLAss.-John Phillips, the glass blower,
has gone to Pittsburg to attend a convention
of glass workers. Mr. Gabler was the resu-
lar delegate from Ottawa, but owing to a Sc
rious sickness in his family could not attend.
Columbus, (O,) dispatch: "Mr,
+. Y. Griggs, of Ottawa Illinois, is here to
meet with the Patriarchal Circle. He is
Springfield, Ohio, man, and druggist, with
whom Mr., Charles Huston was engaged pre-
vious to establishing himself in Columbus.
FLETCHER.-Rev. o. O. Fletcher, Of the
Baptist church, leaves next week for Chau-
tauqua, y. Y, and other points east. tie will
be gone about five weeks. Mr.. Fletcher takes
a much needed rest from his labors here, but
will be greatly missed by his congregations
CHTLDs.- Morris H.rald. "At the meeting
Of the Board of Education on last Monday
evening, Miss Childs, former principal Of the
Dayton, La Sale county, schools, was en-
gagged To take the place Of Miss Alice Con.
long, the latter having been promoted to the
higher grade"
McDoUGALL.-The FREE TRADER omitted
to state last week that at the urgent and IN
gall had reluctantly withdrawn his resigna-
ton. His duties in that body have been very
lightened by the assistance Of the
mayor and his associates.
GUESTS, Miss Reed, of New York, and
Misses Phelps and Baldwin, Of Lyons.
Iowa, are the guests of the Misses
Porter, Of the south bluff On Mon
day evening very pleasant party was given
them, which was largely attended by the
young people of the city.
BREwER.-La Sale Dean Press: "Hon. L.
W. Brewer, Of Ottawa, GRATED at Lostant on
the Fourth The gentleman is a candidate
for denomination to the office Of prosecuting
attorney, and as he has made one of the ablest
states attorneys La Sale county has ever
had, his nomination will be stubbornly fought
for by his friends"
HARRIS.-ln response to an urgent tele-
gram DR.. Harris has gone again to Texas to
look after the interests of Midland. The Dec.
tors absence, we are pleased to say, will be
but temporary, his return to Ottawa will be-
as soon as some matters pertaining TO the Tex
as town can be adjusted. In the meantime
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