The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-06-20
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BAILEY.-Miss Minnie Bailey is again book
keeper at Kendal's.
RourcLIFrE-Miss Hattie Routcllffe was
visiting at Streator this week.
EsQ.-Pat Hanley, the recently elected La
Sale Judge was in the city Monday.
BosTHwICK.- Bosthwick, of Omaha,
is in the city visiting some friends here.
CAsEY.--Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Casey, of
Streator, were in Ottawa Thursday last
WHITTLEsEY Miss Carrie Whittlesey has
returned home for her summer vacation.
ARMouR.-Mrs. and Miss Annie Armour left
this week to spend the summer in the east.
WINHEIM.-Chas. Winhem, of La Sale,
smiled on the Ottawa girls last Wednesday.
YoUMANs.-G. B. Youmans, representing
the Seneca Record called at this office last
Monday.
Mc.-Deputy County Clerk McKeon attend
ed the dedication of the new Catholic church
at Streator last Sunday.
PRIsELER.-Mss S. Emma Priseler, of Ian
disburg, Pa, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Prisclcr, on the west side.
SuoppING.-Mrs. VIM. Mcclure and Miss
Thursday on a shopping tour.
AgRIvEp-Miss Jenny +. Smith, of Lin
coin, Neo., arrived here this week and will
spend the summer in this city.
GREENwooD.-A. Il. Greenwood, of La Sale,
the attorney of the |. " N. railroad, now being
built, was in this city Tuesday last
LAwRIE.-Ed. Lawrie, of Mendoza, spent
Monday night here Mr.. L. will sell the pools
at the races in this city next August.
AT SrREAToR-Th Misses Flora Shaw,
Maggie Wood, and Emma Waterman were on
a visit to friends in Streator this week.
CULLEN--The Misses Cullen, who were the
guests of Mrs. s. w. Williams, of Streator
for few days, returned home last Monday.
CRooKER.-Internal Revenue Collector l..
B. Crooker spent Tuesday at Dayton on a fish
ing excursion, and was at the Clifton that
night.
FURsT-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Furst, who
had been paying visit to relatives here, left
for their home at Denver, Colorado, last
Monday.
MILLER.-M Mary Miller left for her
home at Philadelphia last Thursday morning,
accompanied by her little brother, Thomas
Spencer.
GREEN.-Miss Oracle Green attended the
commencement exercises Of the Morris Nor
NAL last Thursday night. She is u graduate of
the school.
ADAMICK Gus Adamck, of Peru, recently
amember of IIib Corwin's postal service, took
in the ''Sea of Ice" at the Opera House last
Monday night.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arnold, who had been
confined to his home for some time by rheu-
matism, was able to be at his post of duty
again this week.
TRAsK.-Mrs &. II. Trask, Of GaleSburg,
who had been on a three weeks visit to her
parents in this city, MIR. and Mrs. II. G. King,
returned home yesterday.
p. M.-Postmastcr Bowman returned from
his western trip last Saturday. He had been
to Kansas City attending the funeral of his
brother in-law, j. Z. Rhodes.
WYCKoFF-A. d. Wyckoff, of York, Neb.,
accompanied by his daughter Miss Helen, ar
rived in the city this week, and are visiting at
the Cullen residence, No IA Congress street.
MCCABE.-B. J. McCabe, of the Journal,
left for Morris last Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises and was present at
the Alumni banquet, last night, returning to
day.
VIsIToRs.-Jas. Carroll, of Davenport, Miss
Jennie Geraghty, of Streator, and Miss Lizzie
Reardon, of Morris, were in the city last
Thursday and formed trio in looking about
the town.
WoRKs-State's Attorney Works, of Rock
ford, who was some ten years ago principal
Of the schools of that city, was invited to de-
liver the Fourth of July Grafton at La Sale,
but declined.
CooK.-Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cook left yes
terday for Chicago, and will accompany the
Illinois delegation to the G. A. r. encamp
ment at Portland, Me-, Capt. Cook being one
of the latter.
EvANs.-Judge Evans arrived home from
his Philadelphia visit Saturday last. He found
his mothers health much improved, and on
his way back called at West Point, in which
his son Dahl, is cadet.
WERNER-G UTTING.-Henryfo Werner and
John Cutting left last Tuesday, on a visit to
the city of New York, taking in the Turnbe-
Kirk at Newark, NJ. These young men will
be absent about two weeks.
CoNsTAM-Mrs. p. Constam' and children,
of St. Louis, and isaac Constam, of st. Charles,
Mo, sister.in-law and brother of Mrs. A.
Frank, arrived in the city Monday last, and
will remain a month visiting their relatives on
Madison street.
CLARK.-Miss Jennie Clark, of the class of
'S5, departed for her home at Marshall, Clark
county, Thursday last 1t is said that the
young lady left her heart in Ottawa and in
tends to come back occasionally to see that
the young man takes good care Of it.
ARMsTRoNG.-Hon. Perry A. Armstrong, of
Morris, was in Ottawa last Tuesday on court
business. He says that his history of Shah.
bona and the Blackhawk war has been in
manuscript for some time past, but that he
has not yet decided when to have it pub
lished.
MCCogNICK.-P. II. Mccormick, one OF the
oldasf raaid.pts Of Grand Rapida ,vos In tba