The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-04
Minnesota; Miss Sylvia Brewster, A. Means,
Peru; Walter Reeves, H. H. Dicus and o.
Chubbuck, Streator.
Personal.

LoCKwooD.-Mr and Mrs. Ward Lockwood
are at Audubon, Iowa.
.-Representatiy Frank Snyder was
in the city Wednesday.
| BAILEY.-Miss Jennie Bailey, teacher, will
spend her vacation in the east.
Cox.-Miss Sophia Cox arrived in the city
Saturday on u visit to friends here.
| HoAG.-Mss Louise Hoag, Chicago, is in
the city visiting at Geo. Bommer's.
EDEE.-C. T. Edee, Of Pawnee, Neb., is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. Y. Griggs.
RETURNEp.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rochelle
returned Wednesday from their bridal tour.
CoLLEY- SHINN.-The Messrs. Colley and
Shinn, of Streator, were in the city Saturday.
NELSON Ira Nelson witnessed the races at
Washington Park Chicago, on Wednesday.
HALI.-Miss Lou. Hall, south side, is at
East Lynn, Nermillion county, on short
visit.
sAPP-Mrs. N. Sapp, who had been on a
visit to Mrs. Hackman's, Peru, returned on
Monday.
LIE CLAIR.-Mrs A. P. lie Clair left for
Hastings, Neb., Saturday to reside there per-
manently.
AlBERTI. Clark Albert, formerly editor of
the Ottawa GloJe, is now stationed at Crescent
City, this state.
O'kEEFE.-P' o keefe, OF La Sale, one OF
the Oldest assessors in the county, was in the
city Wednesday.
,NIoRRIsoN.-M. Z. Morrison, excursion
agent of the Rock Island, was in the city
Wednesday night.
HIGGENBoTuNM.- Jennie Higgenboth-
am WAS last week visiting at NJ. 5. Good
speeds, Earlyille.
CuNET--Will Chalet, celebrated yentril-
oouist, arrived in the city Thursday and is the
gue,t of Fisher Amcs.
| ARMsTRONG.--W. f. Armstrong, one OF Oll-
cas- solid democrats and a gentleman all the
way llp, was in the city yesterday.
PA,rY.-Mrs. ). w. Rugcr gave party at
her home Tuesday night, in honor of the
birthday of her brother Follett Bull.
O'CoNoR.-Bon to Mr.. and Mrs a. j.
O,Copor. Tuesday, n girl. Our friend A. J.
will celebrate to-day the happy event.
RovrrR.--J. z. Bontcr, Of Chicago, former.
" Of This city, is in town looking up old
friends and will remain for several days.
EvANs.-Prof Lynden Evans, late princi.
nal If fine Evanston high school. arrived here
wednesday and is spending his vacation at
Lor,e
w Arts Miss Laura Watts. of South Otta-
49,, ,lo had hocp teochin~ in Farm Ridge.
,,o,.o hor ro,,iIs an ENJOYABLE picnic at Starved
p,a1. ca+'rdov
pp,cr Krvr,tr.--Mrs. Charles Price, Den
YER, Col, and Mrs. r. V. Kimball, lndiNnapo.
lis. are on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Price,
South Ottawa.
WILKINSON .-Rev. W. Z. Wilkinson is now
pastor of the NJ h. Church III South oIla"a'
He will deliver Fourth of July sermon to-
morrow evening.
EuTrlNG. WERNER.-John Cutting and Hen
nv Werner returned from their New York Wis
lit Thursday, where they had been two weeks
among the Gothamites
STEvENs.-R. c. Stevens, editor OF the |tooe,
has removed to the South side, and Will here
after be a disciple of Sanicula water, taking 1t
straight three times each day.
STEAp-Frank Stead, who has been study
| ing at the Boston Conservatory OF Music LOT
| the past two years, Is nome. Johh L!sVci'oi
| Fishkill, n Y, accompanied him.
WAGNER.-Lieut. Wagner, q. S. A., and
wife were in the city Wednesday. The oihcer
had been stationed in Florida, but has been
transferred to Fort Douglas, Utah.
nEsrABRooK-Mr Anna Estabrook and her
sons George and William departed for Fuller
ton, Neb., Wednesday, and will spend the
warm months in that state visiting relatives.
IT Conway If Wallace. a re
1....aa,,to of Notre Dame University, who
WV s., :, aon.h q ,nitted to the Indiana bar
,,.i,h higb honors. is now with Nicholson Il
" "''a
80, Chor,es Russell, formerly of
.,is ~, o 5 and for some time past resident of
..i,' wy sn,oa ,,oro Thursday He rep.
"i''"o't ,'I I,,'a,,a M, Comronv and will be
'e'e'''' "" y. n.toro durirq the summer.
s'as'ol'" ~ ,,.s| 80 prodv of Ransom.
"'", 90 .,a bonors of fine first class at the