The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-24
HOME MATTERS.
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7 HOME MATTERS.
| Personal.
CLARK.-Ed Clark is now with c. NJ
Shaw.
JoLrEr.-County Clerk Finlen and Jane
McQuade were at Joliet Monday.
McKgRL.-Miss Eva McKeel is now
member Of the force at Hapeman & Ora
hams.
DALEY.-Miss Jennie Daley, Of La Sale
ia here on q visit to her friend Mrs. vii
Dwyre.
DEoEN.-Jacob Degen, who has been quite
i'll recently, his many friends will be glad t.
learn, is now improving.
MEARs.-Mrs. Frances Mears and daugh
ter Miss Fanny left Wednesday for London
England, to be absent year.
Woop.-Miss Wood, of this city, has been
paying a visit to her sister, Mrs. 4. IL
Smith, of Streator, who is quite sick.
MoIsTYRE.-Nats Mcintyre, one Of the
substantial citizens of Allen township, was
caller at the FREE TRADER Office Tuesday.
WELSH. - Revenue Collector Andrew
Welsh, of Aurora, was in the city Tuesday,
attending the funeral Of Mrs. c. L. Bradford.
BosELY.-Miss Carrie Bosely, Of Washing
ton, D. c., and Miss Lille Jones, ofRansom,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. J. Metz
ger.
ZsIsINa.-Richsrd Zeising, one of the
trusted and efficient clerks in the NJ. Il II.
zinc works, La Sale, was in Ottawa Wednes.
day.
MILLER.--E. Miller, the old-time pitcher
Of the Mascottes, returned from Milwaukee
Yesterday, where he had been for the past
year.
HANLEY-Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hanley, of
Waltham, one of the newly married pairs Of
that section, were in the city shopping We'd
nesday
HITcHcocK. Hitchcock, q resident
of New York for the past three or four years,
has been visiting friends in South Ottawa
this week.
HAMALLE.-Mrs. J. B. Hamalle died at
her residence on the west side, Tuesday
morning. The funeral took place Thursday
at o clock p. m.
EicHELBERGER.-Mrs. D. Eichelberger and
Mrs F. Barrett were called to Waterloo, Ia,
Wednesday, by the death of their sister,
Mrs. Thos. Todd.
HEss.-Mrs. B. Hess was suddenly called
to Chicago by telegram yesterday after
noon, announcing that her father, DR.. Strauss
ser, was dangerously i'll.
KILBouRY.- Kilbourn returned
from his political trip to Ohio on Monday
He says the prohibitionsts made strong
gains in all parts Of the state.
ELLAIRE.-Chas. b. Ellare, of Peoria, a
prominent horseman of that city, and secre-
tary of the Illinois State Breeder Associa
ton, was in the city on Wednesday.
GILLEr.-Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Gillet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Horton, who had been
visiting the family of C. NJ. Shaw for some
time past, left Tuesday for the West.
NJ. D.'s.-Drs. Cook of Mendoza, Cole of
Peru, and Corbus and Arlington of La Sale,
were in the city Wednesday, giving expert
testimony in the case of Cook Y, Fraser.
DlcKEY.-Mrs. Beulah C. Dickey, of Chica-
90, wife of the late Judge Dickey, has been
in the city this week, being now plaintiff in
the bond cases instituted by her late hus-
band.
SHEppARp.-Dr William Sheppard deliv'
cred his first lecture of the winter term Sc
ries at the Chicago Veterinary College on
Wednesday of last week, to class OF thirty
pupils.
.jgrFRrEs.-M S. Jeffries, young lawyer
of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was engaged in case
here this week before the circuit court. tie
proved to be brilliant young attorney
though he lost his case all tie sane.
UELvIcx- Lila, Il It'll, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Ilelmick, took the prize at the
fair given by the South Ottawa NJ. L, church.
as the hands omest baby. The second prize
was awarded Helena, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Iiulse.
OGLEsBY.-Goy. Oglcshy, Isaac Taylor, OF
Peoria; G. f. Brown, Morris; Canal Supt.
Leighton, Lockport; Senator Ray, County
Treasurer Paltison, County Clerk tlaypooi,
of Joliet came down the raging canal Tues
dav. on board the Frolic, on tour OF lnspec-
ton. and remained a few hours
yorNG.- Tx Mayor John b. Young who
has been confined 10 his. residence on North
La Sale street by sickness for the past three
months, has been feeling much improved III
health the past few days His many trends
and business acquaintances in tins c''y VIII
he greatly pleased to hear the good news OF
his permanent restoration to health again.
WYLtE-Alex Wylie, ofWaltham, hnisheu
his first term as grand juror this week, dls-
CHARGING his duties as foreman with marked
ability fer which he received the especial
thanks of the members on retiring. IL may