The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-14

friends--enemies they have none - wish
them many happy returns of their wedding
anniversary.
i Personal.
HULL.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hull are in
New Orleans.
DoYLE-Chief of Police Thos. Doyle, of La
Sale, was here last Saturday.
| BLAKE.-Jas. A. Blake and family, of Sere.
ma, left for Waco, Tex, last Thursday.
RUMrLE.-J. w. Rumple, of the west side,
is suffering from severe attack Of lumbago.
DALY.-Miss Jennie DAILY, Of La Sale, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Dwyre this
week.
PUTNEY.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Put
ney, of South Ottawa, last Wednesday,
daughter
WYLIE.-Miss Jennie Wylle, of Troy Grove,
is the guest of Miss Mae Sanders, the past
few days.
Observation-Disclosures Kittie Montgomery,
of this city, paid visit to Marseilles friends
last week.
PoUNDsToNE.-George w. Poundstone and
lady, of Farm Ridge, left for New Orleans
last Thursday.
| HEENAN.-D. Heenan, one of Streator's
merchant princes was member of the grand
jury this week.
| GUEsT.-Frank Hogaboom, of Campbell,
Mimi, has been visiting the Hathaway boys
during the past week.
CRANE-Thos. w. d. Crane, after a ten
days visit to Omaha and Lincoln, Neb., re-
turned last Wednesday.
HIGBY.-Rev. Highly, Of Lockport, pastor
of the Baptist church in that village, was in
the city last Wednesday.
KENDIG-sHuLER.--J F. Kendig and Jacob
Shuler left last Thursday to see the sights at
the New Orleans Exposition.
Observation-Disclosures Free Press, 18th:
"Miss Sarah Degen and Miss Minnie Flick are
the guests of Cora Flick, of this city"
MANNIx.--Jas. ManniX left for Springfield
last week, where he is now engaged as clerk
of the committee on roads and bridges.
SANDERs.--The many friends Of Miss Mae
Sanders will be pleased to learn that she has
almost recovered from her late severe illness.
DowNEY.-D. N. Downey, Of Munster, a
gentleman whom the FREE TRADER is always
glad to welcome, paid its sanctum visit yes
terday.
LEADER-J. w. Turner, editor of the Earl
vile Leader, bright, spicy paper of our nor
thern suburb, called last Tuesday. Come
again, Mr.. T.
MARRIED.-F. w. Kohrt, of Brookfeld, and
Miss Mary E. Weisner, of this city, were mar
ried at the residence Of the brides parents, in
this city, last Wednesday.
PRATT-TURNER. -Messrs. Charles E. Pratt
and o. C. Turner, of Farm Ridge, returned
home last week from a pleasant trip to the
Worlds Fair, New Orleans.
CAMpBELL.-J. c. Campbell, general man.
agcr of the Riverside Coal Company, of Strea-
tor, has been in the city the past week, acting
as foreman of the grand jury.
WAsHINGToN.-Jas. B. Cleary, of Washing
ton, D. c., will please accept the thanks of the
city editor for papers from his city containing
extended accounts of the great Inauguration.
CANpERs.-One of the resident west-siders
Geo. Gamblers, was the recipient of an S-pound
present last Friday. 1t is boy, and Mrs. c.
says that it is just the image of its happy
father.
HANLEY.-Thos F. Hanley, of Dimmick,
one of the grand jurors, was called home
last Tuesday afternoon by telegram an
nouncng the death of Mrs. John johnson, of
Peru, his wife's mother.
FARRELL.-Jas. Farrell is paying an extend
ed visit to New York City. In this connection
it might be well to renind Jim of the girl he
left behind him. His protracted absence has
made the roses leave her cheek.
HANNA-Hon. Vim. Hanna and lady spent
Sunday at the residence OF w. l.. Hossack.
Mr. H. is representative from Kendall county
TO the legislature, and left for the seat of war
Monday last, his wife remaining this week.
KIRKpArRIcK.-The meeting of those inter-
ested in the development of the clay industries
of this locality, called to meet at the Board OF
Supervisors room last Monday night, was
postpoued on account of the illness OF Mr.
Kirkpatrick.
DurrY.-P. F. Duffy, of Freedom, is on the
sick list. being cared for by the new physi-
clan, DR.. Hasen. Mr.. D. is general favorite
with the young ladies of that region, and they
hone the Doctor will be able to b:ace him up
as speedily as possible.
RI-eER.-S. W. Ruger met with slight
accident on the Illinois Central short dis
lance south of La Sale last Thursday. The
north bound passenger train had some of its
coaches deraied and smashed, and Mr.. X. re-
ceiyed bruise on the shoulder.
GIBgs.-J. Frank Gibbs, the veteran tree
agent, representing the Phenix, that reliable
old Bloomington nursery house, was in the
city Wednesday last. He has an extensive
delivery for Ottawa, and will be here in about
three weeks to supply all orders.
For CoLLEcroR.-The announcement that