The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-05
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Personal.
GcEsTs -Dr. lIawley, Of Joliet, WAS here
Tuesday. lie attended the party.
RlGpEN--Miss Lille Rigdcn will teach
the Currer school near EarlyiIlc this fall.
JouSsoS-NIrs. Geo. Johnson, Of Lock
port, was on "A visit to relative, in this city
recently.
CoAKLEy.-Niss Tcssie Coakley, of Peru,
tes been the guest of Miss Mary Leahy the
past week
PorrrR.-Miss Anna Porter, after a
raels visit to Ransom friends, returned
thursday.
Anuoun.--Miss Celia Armour, of La Sale
came down from Chicago to attend the party
Tuesday night
EcKLEs--J Heron Eckles returned yes
ierlay from his three we cks' visit to Albany
and Ithaca, \. Y.
DHEWuss.- Mrs. Samuel Dreifuss and
daughter were the guests of Mrs Erbs, Of
MENDOZA, last week
GAYNoR-Miss Title Gaynor, after Il few
weeks visit to friends at Dimmick, returned
TO the city Thursday.
BLAKE-George Blake, Of Cornell Liv
ugston county, a nephew of G. W. W., was
in the city yesterday.
Scorr-W. L. Scott, of the Chicago Times,
is here in the interests of his paper report
ing the Mackin trial
ARMsrRoNG.-Mr and Mrs. C. G. Arm
strong, of Monticello, formerly Of this city,
are visiting friends here.
FLIcK.-Miss Minnie Flick, of Streator
who has been visiting friends in this city
returned home Saturday.
DAY-IIavng returned from his vacation,
Rev. Warren +. Day will preach next Sun.
day in the Congregational Church.
He0gLEn.-Miss Camilla IIegeer, of La
Sale, was in the city Tuesday. The lady
attended the party at Mr.. Gentleman's.
O'MARA Jos. O'Mara, of Ransom, was
in the city Monday, on his way to the Dixon
Normal, where he will stay until Dec. |.
ADMINISTRATION A. f. Harding, one Of
Pontac's most brilliant lawyers visited
friends in this city few days last week.
FlNNERTY.-Misscs Mary and Katie Fin
nerty, who have been visiting friends in
Remington, Ind, returned home yesterday.
STRAwN.--C. C. Strawn, of Ponrac, was
here on business before the Supreme Court
Thursday He resided in Ottawa six years
ago.
RETz.-Miss Emma Retz, of Dayton, re
turned Thursday from three weeks visit
at Chicago, and reports having mn excellent
lime.
SCoTT.-Mrs. S. S. Scott and children re.
turned from Lake View Thursday evening
where they had been for the past three
weeks.
SrlErEL.-Mrs. NJ. Stefel and her chill
dren returned this week from Cleveland, o.,
where they had been spending the summer
months.
bAHIEiS.--i Iophtc ,ieTh "a i. buTtels
shOuldered his grip" Tuesday forenoon,
and departed for weeks stay in southern
Nebraska.
YouNG.-J. D. Young has been, the FREE
TRADER regrets to learn, in very low con
lition this week, so much so that at times
his life was despaired of.
GiBsoS.-Col. VIM. l.. Gibson, of FL Dorado,
kas., is in the city this week, visiting his
relatives here, and enjoying warm welcomes
from his oldtime friends.
AGESr.--Mr. Bernard, agent for II. c.
Kings fence factory, will shortly visit the
farmers in this vicinity in the interest of this
useful method of putting up fence.
GLovER.-Mrs. Bertha Glover and daugh.
ter, Miss Carrie Glover, one of the west side
public school teachers, have returned from
3 summer trip to Missouri and Michigan.
HIGGINs.-Mrs. c. NJ. Higgins, of Mendo.
"a, entertained number Of friends at her
residence Wednesday night of last week.
Among them was Mrs. Martin, of this city.
MADDEs.-Chas. 7. Madden, secretary of
the Mendoza Union Fair Association, was in
the city Monday on business connected with
the courthouse and Jail committee, of which
he is member.
FRRScH-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. French and
daughter, Miss Leila Lincoln, had been
spending few days with friends in Strawn
and Buckley, in Livingston county. They
returned Wednesday.
HARRISON. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Harrison,