The Ottawa free trader., 1885-08-01
Personal.

To surpass the grandeur VI ING r'hpi0
State!" 3D. H.
Personal.
RIGpEN-Will Rigden was in Streator Mon
day.
BARTLETT. Fred Bartlett was in Tiskilwa
recently.
HoBERT RT.-Dr. Hobert was in Streator over
Sunday.
SCuoCu-A. +. Schock is in Strcator, the
guest of Capt. Mills.
SHEPARD. Dir. aud Mrs. Sheppard attend
cd the Joliet races.
BRucE.-Alex. Bruce, of Marseillcs, was in
Ottawa Wednesday.
WYLIE.-Alcxande Wylie, of Waltham,
was in the city Monday.
BRYANT.-Miss Daisy Bryant, of Aurora, is
visiting friends in this city.
MARTINI. A. Martin, of Newcastle, Pa,
is the guest of W.. j. Dwyer.
. PERRY e. A. Perry, of Fiske Il Betm's, is
home from his visit to Lamar, Mo.
BREwER.-L. w. Brewer talks of going to
Nebraska next week to purchase land.
fLETClEk.-hCN. W. w. iiStNASl
from his visit to the seashore on last Saturday.
MCCABg.-Miss Lizzie McCabe, Of Peru, is
paying visit to her friend, Miss Callic Maher.
FIsHER.-Miss Lavina Fisher left for Den
yer, Col, on Monday, on visit to relatives,
LEIGHTON. Capt. Leighton, the newly ap-
pointed canal superintendent, was in the city
yesterday.
PETTYs.-Miss Sadie Pettys, of Morris, is
visiting her friend, Miss Cora West, on the
north side.
DoLDE. - The Misses Maud and Gertic
Dolde, of Pontiac, are the guests of Mrs. Ed
ward Booher.
RoBERTs.-Mrs. Geo. Roberts left for Madi-
son, Neb., on Thursday, to visit her daugater,
Mrs. Stannard.
SHEPPARD.-Miss Mollie Sheppard, Gar
den city belle, arrived Monday, and is visiting
Mrs. Geo. Graves.
FoRBEs.-Mr. A. Forbes and family, Of
Worthngton, Mimi, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Shaw.
STEERE.-Mss Julia Steere, formerly of
this city, now of Aurora, is paying brief
vlSlu W lltI otlaWd lTltUuS.
JACQU hs,-- En- N Jooouas ;s oonyoss
ing the city for Gen. Grants new book and is
meeting with great success.
KENDRICK.-Miss Allie Kendrick arrived
home Thursday evening after months visit
to relatives in Bloomington.
ScnUTT. Mrs. Sadie Schutt, of Chicago,
daughter of Thos. Spencer, is here and is pay
ing visit to Mrs, Geo. Groshens.
PETTIT.-Dr. j. w. Petit will resume the
practice of medicine at Sheridan, where he
recently purchased a residence.
GRlGGs.-E. Y. Griggs has been elected vice
president of the First National Bank in place
Of Washington Bushnell, deceased
TURNER.-J. w. Turner, the Earlville Lea,l,r
man, was in the city Wednesday, eating pea
nuts and drinking Sanicula pop.
WYLIE.-The Misses Mabel and Ruth Wylie,
daughters of Samuel Wylie, of Earville, are
on visit to their city friends here.
BoYER-Miss Belle Boyer, of Mishawaukee,
Ind, who has been on a visit to Mrs. E. A.
Atwater, returned home Thursday.
DwYER.- Miss Nellie Dwyer, who had been
for the past two months in Springfield and
Bloomington, returned home Thursday.
BANE.-Jacob Bane was in Wenona Monday
as delegate from Carter Post, In attendance at
reunion of the Big Bend Soldiers Association.
SMITH.-Willard Smith, ut one time editor
of the La Sale Independent, and now a postal
clerk ON the c., B. Il O., was in the city Mon
day.
CoLToN Professor Cotton has bran new
pupil, Mrs. G. having presented him with a
young son during her visit to her parents IN
Chicago.
LELAND.-Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Leland
left on Monday for FL Dorado, Kansas, where
they will be the guests of Cyrus Leland for
some time.
ORR.-William Orr, the father Of the la.
mcnted Mrs. Horace Hull, arrived from Da.
kota Thursday, one day too late to be present
at the funeral.
NEELY.-Will. F. Neely, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Neely, was united in marriage to
Miss Nellie Reynolds, at Fredericks, Oak e,
Tuesday of last week.
REsPEcTs.-Copt. Thos Brennan, Jos. X.
Chandler, ESQ, and Hon. J. W. Horton, of
Chicago, paid their respects TO the FREE
TRADER sanctum on Tuesday.
TowN-Harry, son of ID. A. Town, of Earl
Vile, and his cousin, Miss Hattie Town, of
were on a few days visit at
deputy sheriff Barratt's this week.
REps.-Newton Mcmillan, of the Tribune
md f. W. Scott, of the Tunes, came down
from Chicago Monday, to report the Dickey
funeral for their respective papers.
FINLEN miles j. Finlen, the bran new
democratic postmaster Of Streator, was in the |
,ity Thursday. He received his commission
and to-day took charge of the office.
WoLrsBERGER.-Mr and Mrs. Wolfsberger. |
Il Princeton, who attended the funeral of |
Judge Dickey, were the guests of Mr.. and
drs. j. \. shuler until Wednesday, when
hey returned home.
wEEKs.-Esq. Weeks and family will leave
or jamestown, n. Y, next week. Mrs.
Weeks and children will remain there for a
rw mouths, aud V. B. will 20 To Washington
, pay his respects to President Cleveland.