The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-26
HOME MATTERS.
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ALLgx.-Mayor Allen will hold his annua
New Year reception ut his residence OF
Friday next from 3 10 6 p. NJ, TO which TIT
city officers, the various departments OF TIT
city, and the ciuzens generally are cordial!
invited.
MArTocKs.-Fred Mattocks is home 70
the holidays.
CoRBus.-Dr. Corbus, Jr., of Mendoza
was in the city Tuesday.
FREDEXBuRG. Charles. II. Fredenburg i
home for the holidays.
COLES Albert Coles was on Monday up
pointed postmaster at Farm Ridge,
CLgAL-Mr. and Mrs. 5. Cleal, of Strea
tor, are spending the holidays at Ottawa
Barnes.-Rev. &. Is. Barnes, Of Dakota
formerly of this city, was here this week,
KrLLY.-Joseph Kelly, who has been a
Bourbonias College, is home for the holidays
McKIySEY.-Mrs. Sarah A. Mckinney IL
the guest of Mrs Bushnell during the holi
days.
MAsos.-Jacob Mason, of Seneca, one o.
the old settlers OF that town, is seriously il
at his home.
CAarrIsLp.-Miss Grace Campfeld, Of
Oak ota, is the guest Of Mrs. Herbert kilby
or the holidays.
X.MAs.-Chas. Cracraft and family ate
their Christmas dinner with his fathers
family, at Strea,or.
KsgussL.-Gustave Kneussl, who has been
for some At the Chicago College Of Pharmacy,
is home for holiday times.
DIcH.-Peter Z. Dick, of Chicago, and
Miss Amy J. johnson, of this city, were re-
Gently married at the Garden City.
LISDLsY. Geo. NJ. Lindley has been pro-
NOTED to the position of receiving teller OF
the Chicago Commercial National Bank.
HERE.-Miss Eva Freelaad, Of Rutland,
and Miss Dora Kilmer, Of Miller, are visit
ing Miss Minnie Bailey, on the west side.
SHAvRR.-1. NJ. Shaver, who is attending
Sanders Business College, Chicago, will
spend the holidays with his parents and
friends in Rutland.
PsssY.-Miss Edith and Geo. b. Penny,
students at Cornell College, Ithaca, n. L.,
are spending the holiday. with friends aud
relatives in Brooklyn.
.-k al in
Washington last week on "oticial" business,
was admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of the United States.
HoxE.-Ed Dyer, L. lockwood and Char.
ley Taylor are home from Ann Arbor COL
lege, where they have been during the last
portion of the collegiate term.
.-HALL.-P. A. Hall has gone to Florida,
where he has an orange grove under cultiva-
ton. His headquarters will be in the Otta'
wa coloney, near Spring Garden.
McDouGALL-Nate McDougall, of Strea-
tor, is in California for the benefit of his
health, where he will remain some months
Mrs. McDougall is with her mother, Mrs. d.
J. Price south side.
SAuNDERs-Chas b. Saunders, principal
of the Seneca schools, was in this city Tues
day and paid the high school visit. He
says that he was bewildered by the many
beautiful young girls he saw in his tour of
the rooms. Professor, you are right; there
are many faces of ideal loveliness, not only
in that school, but in the city schools, which
you did not visit
KELLEy.--Misses May and Lou Kelley, of
New Orleans, La, who had been the guests
of Mrs. Ellen O'Meara recently, returned to
their home in the beautiful Crescent City on
Friday of last week. While here they made
many warm personal friends by their frank
and winsome southern ways and their new
in lankeeand hope to see
them in Ottawa soon again.