The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-11
HOME MATTERS.


LUcEY.-Tim Lucey, of La Sale, was in OF
tiwa Sunday.
MuLs-Miss Julia Mills, of StreNtor, is
visiting friends in this city.
LoCKE.-W. A. Locke, the La Sale photog-
rapher, was in the city Tuesday.
| GooBspEED.--EX Representative Goodspeed,
of Pontiac, was in the city yesterday
WHrNRY.-Mrs. Abbic Whitney, of Kewa-
nee, is visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Machesncy this
week
BYRoN.-Prof. Byrone of the north side
schools, will ego west to grow up with the
country.
DIXoN.-M.J. Dixon went Thursday to Al
bia Iowa, where he will remain during the
summer.
PERRY.-E, A. Perry, of Fiske II Beem's,
left Tuesday to visit his family, at Lemar,
Missouri.
FLIcK-ChaFlcs Flick is in Chicago study
ing drawing, having considerable genius in
, that line.
KELLY BURK-Miss Lizzie Kelly and Miss
Maggie Burk paid visit to La Sale friends
| this week.
MLwAUKEE.-Dr. and Mrs. Hard enjoyed
the holidays at Milwaukee, guests of their
son, Albert.
SrREAToR.-Mr and Mrs. Al. Miller and the
Misses Alice and Lillian Rigdcn spent Sunday
at Streator.
ELEPHANT-Jas. Farrell and Will. Burke
heard the American eagle scream at Streator
on the Fourth.
ST. PAUL.-E. Y. Griggs, L. L. McKiDly and
Bert Cooley left for st. Paul Monday, on a
two weeks visit
KILBoURN.-H. H. Kilbourn, principal of
the Piper City schools, is spending portion
of his vacation here.
CoURTRIGHT.-Miss Ella COPYRIGHT return
ed on Monday from visit to her sister, Ms.
J. G. Nannatta, of Tonica.
KNEussL.-Misses Christina and Annie
Kneussl left Friday of last week, for two
weeks visit to friends in Chicago.
FoRMHALs.-Mss Eda Formulas, teacher in
the Garfield school, will spend her vacation
with frields in the Hawkeyc state.
den, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Woods
of Mendoza, her parents, last week.
SToCKsLEGER -Fredcrck, brother of P. w.
Stocksleger, and the only surviving member
the family, died at Yrcka, Cal, June -.
SCHwAB.-1ouis Schwab, a salesman in the
employ of his uncle, \. Frank, left for Balt-
more, on three weeks visit to his parents.
JoINEp.-Luther B. SIyder and Miss Nellie
f. Matteson, both of Livingston county, were
married Wednesday by Rev, Warren F. Day.
GEDNEY.-H. f. Gedney, who had been on
a lengthy visit at the residence Of his son-in.
law, \. II. Dale, of Leland, returned Tuesday.
LELAND THOMPSON Miss Julia Leland and
Miss Matte Thompson spent the Mathematical.
iday at Mendoza, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. B.
Dix.
owN-QUA.-MisS Amelia Qua, of Gales
burg, Michigan, and Miss Belle Brown, If
Newark, are guests ut the Congregational
parsonage.
PHILIrs.-Miss Hattie Phillips, at A.
Lynch's, left yesterday for Minneapolis for a
trip to the famous pleasure resorts of North
ern Wisconsin.
DRUITT.-J. II. Druitt, who some weeks ago
went west for the benefit of his health, was
obliged to return last week, his health not
having improved.
GLovER.-Mrs. Bertha Glover and Miss
Carrie Glover left Monday for Trenton, Mo.
They will then proceed to Michigan, where
they will spend the warm months.
DUFFIELD.-Mrs. VIM. Duilield and daugh-
ter Edith, who have been spending the week
in Chicago. on their return next week, will
make brief visit to Aurora friends.
TH-oF-JULYERs.-Misses Agnes and
Lizzie Burke, Miss Tillie Gaynor accompanied
by County Clerk Finlen, and Ed. voght took
their Fourth Of July ice cream at Streator.
PERKrSs.-The family OF B. E. Perkins, su-
perintendent OF the gas company, arrived
here this week from their home at South |
Bend, and will make Ottawa q permanent
residence.