The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-25
HOME MATTERS.
Personal.

RZEIT.ER.-Chas. Ieiter has been quite i'll
at the Clifton, this week.
KAUFMAN.--Mrs. w. II. Kaufman, of Chi.
cago is on n visit t. her parents.
/ BULAND.-J. E. Buland, the Earlyile attor.
ney, was in the city Monday.
CosGRovE.-Miss Mary Cosgrove, aged 80,
died at Utica on Monday.
ENGLIsH.-Miss Allie English, of Kenosha,
Wis, is visiting Julia Leonard
THoMAs.-Ex- Superintendent Thomas, of
the canal, has moved to this city.
ST. CLAIR.--J. n. st. Clair, of Strcator,
spent Sunday with Ottawa friends.
TAYLoR.-Dck Taylor, editor of the We.
mona Indcr, was in the city Monday.
CoLwELL,--Mrs. Colwell has been engaged
to preach in the NJ. Z. church until Oct l.
CowLEs.--C. s. Cowles, a former resident
of the city, arrived here Monday from Peoria.
MTcHELL.-Miss Minnie Mitchell was on q
visit to Mrs. G. l.. Vance, of Joliet, recently.
RIGnEN.-Miss Sue Rgden returned Satur.
day, from Streator where she had been visit.
ing.
WERNER.-Miss Eva Werner paid her moth.
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recently.
PRETTYMAN.-Mrs. H. F, PrettymanIleft on
Monday for a months visit to friends in Den.
yer, Col.
EAMEs.-L, II. Eames, formerly of this city,
came down from Chicago, Wednesday, on
business.
SCuENCH.-Charcs Schench, with II. A.
Butler, was in Troy Grove last week. looking
up old friends.
MoRsE.-Mrs. Sim. Morse, of Marseilles, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Shuler on La.
fayctte street.
RYAy.-Nlrs. f. a. Ryan and daughter Car.
RE, of Marscilles, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Bowman.
LEIGHToS.-J. NJ. Leighton, of Lockport,
the newly appointed canal commissioner, was
in the city Wednesday.
| ECKLEs.-J Heron Eckles returned home
from his Washington visit Monday. He spent
a short time at Albany also.
SIzER.--Mr and Mrs. Ed Sizer, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, who have been here on short Wis.
it, returned home to-day.
HANNIFAN-Michacl Hannifan, senior vice
commander Seth c. Earl Post, has been ser.
iously i'll of army complaint.
ALBRECHT.-F. G. Albrecht started for
Minneapolis, Tuesday, to get away from the
hot weather for three or four weeks.
PILcHER.-Missl Myrtle Pitcher returned
home to Streator, Monday, after a pleasant
visit spent with Ottawa friends.
WHIrMoRE.-Mrs. Margaret Whitmore, of
Mendoza, mother of Frank and Lyme s. Whit
more, is in the city visiting old friends.
BEATTY.-Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Beatty and
children, of Chicago, are on visit to their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. w. Blake.
OMELvANA.-Rev Jos. Omelvana, Of Day.
ton, Ind, will preach in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow, morning and evening.
CooK.-Hon. B. c. Cook, of Chicago, was
IN the city Thursday. The gentleman has
hosts of warm personal friends in Ottawa.
PoRTER-Miss Porter and Miss Emma RI.
chardson left on Monday morning to join Mr..
aud Mrs. J. f. Scott on their eastern trip.
NECBERT. Charley Neubert, after
months visit to Boston, Philadelphia, Wash.
ington and New York, arrived home on Satur.
day.
KNEUssL.-Misses Christine and Annie
Kneussl arrived home Tuesday of last week,
after pleasant three weeks visit to Chicago
friends.
CHEEvER.-Mrs. s. w. Cheever was the
guest of Mrs. P. A. Armstrong, Of Morris, last
week. 1t was in that city Mrs. Cheever spent
her early days.
CARRoLL.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll, of
Streator, returning home from their two
weeks bridal trip to Davenport, Iowa, were
in the city yesterday.
CRANE.-T. w. ID. Crane left for Omaha on
Thursday. His mother accompanies him as
far as Dcnnison, Iowa, where she will visit
for the next two months.
SENACnwINE.-H. c. Nansh and Geo. V.
Hull, with their families Miss Mae Blanchard
and others will start today for a weeks camp.
ing out at Senachwine lake.
PREsENTATIoN.-On the occasion of his
s4th birthday, on the 18th inst, Esq, Fisher
was presented by his relatives with gold.
headed cane and silk umbrella.
EcKELs.--Geo NJ. Eckels, of Princeton,
brother of J II. Eckels of this city, left that
city Monday, having been appointed to gov.
eminent position at Washington.
CusHMAN Miss Mabel Cushman, accom-.
panied by Will Dickey, Of Minneapolis, left
for the latter city Tuesday. Miss Cushman
will spend the summer in that delightful eli
mate.
GRIfFITH.-Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Griffith and
children, of Indianapolis, arrived in this city
Thursday, and will remain a week to visit
Mrs. J. 5. Libbey, F. A. Kendall and w. c.
Riale.
WurrE.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard White and
daughter Nellie, of Grand Rapids, returned
home after very pleasant visit of three
weeks among brothers, sisters and friends in
Missouri.
DIEp.-Mrs. Berlizheimer, a sister of AID
We'll, died at her home in Chicago, on Thurs
day of last week, aged %, of typhoid fever.
Mr.. We'll attended the funeral which took
place on Sunday.
NEwBECKER.-Miss N. VI. Newbecker, prin.
ripal of the Lincoln school, who had been on
=, r;s;, l., Cb;cauo loft that CITY for Washing.