The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-06-06
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| DE.-MiSS DcLuce, SHlcdbo, 10 NIsIliDR 4hIss
Mackinlay.
DRuITT.-J II. Druitt is going to California
for his health
REARDoN. james Reardon, of Morris, was
in the city last Monday.
PA-Mrs. VIM. Miller, nee Mary Spencer, of
Pittsburg, is in the city.
BICKFoRD.-Bird Bckford's handsome coun-
| tenance was visible here last Tuesday.
WED.-Hugh p. Dougherty, Chicago, acted
as groom -man at the WEIGH kcndrick we'd
ding.
LINDsAY.-Mrs. w. Lindsay, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is paying her sister, Mrs. l.. Perkins, a
visit.
RE-EpwARDs.-John Faivrc and Mrs.
~ Edwards left last Tuesday for the Pacific
coast.
HossACK.-H. l.. Hossack returned last
Monday from his two weeks visit at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
HANNA.-Hon. and Mrs. Vim. Hanna, of
Lisbon, paid visit recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Hossack,
BAEroN.--Pat Barton, of Munster, was in
the city Wednesday last. He brought up the
| returns from his township.
GAYNoR-H ANLEY Mrs. Louis Gaynor and
her sister, Miss Lizzie Hanley, of Dimmck,
were at the Clifton last Thursday.
CLEGG.--Ex fire engineer Major Clegg, af
ter two months absence in the west, arrived
in the city last Monday, looking well.
DIcKINsoN--T funeral of Miss Hattie
Dickinson, of Utica, last Sunday was, it is
said, the largest ever seen in that village.
LEAHY. Katie Leahy, who has been teach
ing in Grand Rapids, accompanied by Anna
Murphy, spent Thursday at her home, 100 W.
Superior st.
GUESTS Mrs Geo. Baum, of Morris, and
John Schubert, of Marshalltown, Iowa, were
the guests of Mrs. d. Hollecker, west side,
this week.
SCoTT.-Mr and Mrs. j. D. Scott, of Ham
ilton, Ont, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
". Cheeyer, at their residence, No. 6l1 North
Buchanan street
Price Richardson Misses Nettie Price and
Emma Richardson, of South Ottawa, who
were on a two-weeks' visit to Chicago, return.
ed home yesterday.
DURANp-Major Elliott Durand, inspector
of rifle practice of the First Brigade, was in
the city Tuesday and attended the drill of Co.
d at the Armory that night
MISUNDERSTANDING the Mendoza Bulletin:
"E J. Manchester, now the leading grain OPP
orator at Ottawa, was in Mendoza last Tues
dpy, visiting old friends here"
O'Mera.-City treasurer Frank O'Mera was
in the city Thursday night attending COM
mencement ceremonies. He also remained
here for the Alumni ball and banquet.
ST. JOHN John P. ST. John, ex-governor
of Kansas, the famous prohibition candidate
of last fall, took dinner at the Clifton last
Wednesday, en- route for Hennepin, where he
was billed for an address.
THoRN.-Will II. Thorn, pharmacist, POS
north Clark ST., Chicago, and formerly of this
city, was in Ottawa last Thursday. Wits
many friends in this city will always be glad
to welcome him to Ottawa.
SHARPE-Dr. j. +. Sharpe, Of 2O6 North
Clark street, Chicago, was here on profession.
al business last Saturday. He was at one
time physician on the Cunard line Of steam.
ers. and crossed the Atlantic 81 times.
BARnyTT.-Alfred Barrett Of this city, died
at Ogden, Utah, recently, of Brights disease.
He left here six months ago. His health has
never been good since he was injured during
the Reddlck Block lire, two years ago.
Dickey.-Judge T. Lyle Dickey is reported
IN have been quite sick at the National Hotel
IN Washington, D. c., where he had gone on
political business. Thursday last he left Tor
Atlantic city, though still very feeble
STREAroR.-Geo. Roe, Chas. Felte and Ho-
ratio Howard represented this city at the st.
John display in Streator last Tuesday AFTER
noon, though some think 1t was the baseball
game that attracted them thenceward.
BULL F. Bull delivered the memorial
address at La Sale, last Sunday, which was
theirs observed as decoration day. His address
ia spoken of as mastery and feeling tribute
70 the memory Of the boys who wore the blue.
RrAcKH-The unfavorable weather the
forenoon of Decoration Day prevented Miss
Ida Blacke, the charming young elocutionist
| OF Tonica, from being present that day Miss
Blacke would have met with very cordial
reception had she been present
aARRIs-Abel Harris, a widely respected
farmer of Farm Ridge, was last Tuesday so
badly kicked by one of his horses that he is
no, expected to live. He went into the barn,
where he was struck by the horse and, it is
supposed, was trampled upon and kicked az
ter he had been knocked down.
| DrER.-Tuesday morning last James Dyer,
of the firm of McDermott Dyer, received
telegram which announced the death OF Mrs.
Jos. Kennedy, at Springfield. Mr.. Dyer, to
eether with his wife and sister, left the same
dsy to attend the funeral, which took place
"Wednesday last.
TwrNs.-Probate Clerk Bartels took an IN.
yentory of his family last Monday and found