The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-05-23
HOME MATTERS.


| feorla last Wednesday.
SEAMAN.-Mayor L. S. Seaman, of Mendo.
ia, was in the city yesterday.
CAMERoN.-Dwight Cameron, Of Chicago,
was in the city last Thursday.
i TRAINoR.-Dan Trainor arrived here from
Columbus, Neh., last Tuesday.
WILIIAMs.-Allic Williams, of Creston Ia,
is visiting relatives in this city.
BAILEY-John Bailey can be found in his
old position again at Kendalls.
ORAroR.-Capt. 7. c, Fullerton viii deliver
the Decoration Day Grafton at Batavia.
CLEGG.-Miss Frances ClcgS has opened .
dress making establishment in this city
LINCoLN.--Bcn. +. Lincoln left yesterday
on business trip to Pana, returning to-day.
RoHRER.-EX-S uperv isor Lewis Rohrer, of
Worthwhile, was in the city the fore part of
the week
HERBERT.-Miss Katie Herbert has re.
turned from a visit to her parents in Brook
field.
BULL.-E. F. Bull was in Springfield last
Tuesday and joined in the republican hurrah
there.
BAsTIEN-Miss Pauline Bastien has gone
on a visit to Portland, Oregon, to spend the
summer.
SHERwooD.-F. A. Sherwood, of the Opera
House, has been seriously i'll for some ten
days past.
BEAN.-Mrs. W. w. Bean, wife of the Non.
itor man, of streator, is GONZALES cling after
severe illness.
JoHNs-Thomas Johns, of Kinslay, Kan
sas, formerly of Deer Park, arrived in this
city yesterday.
MITcmELL.-Mss Maggie Mitchell of Grand
Rapids, has been paying her aunt, Mrs Hall,
visit this week.
ARMsrRoNG.-lI Hon. Perry A. Armstrong, Of
Morris, attended the session Of the Appellate
Court this week.
DoNAGHHo.-Larry Donaghho is making
his mark rapidly as city reporter for the
Streator Free Press.
MoNTRosE.-An account from Lincoln,
Neb., states that Mrs j. f. Montrose, former.
ly of this city, is dying.
APPoINTMENT-H. j. Logan is now the
Illinois river bridge superintendent, vice
Scott Barnard, resigned.
SANDERs-Dr Sanders was in attendance
at the meeting of the Allapathic physicians,
at Springfield, this week.
BAsCoM-Dr. II. VI. Bascom was made
president of the State Homeopathic Associa-
ton, at Peoria, last Wednesday.
KELLENBERGER- MADDEN-Geo. A. Kellen-
berger and Charley Madden, of Mendoza, paid
political visit to this city last Sunday.
RIoRDAN.-Miss Maggie Rordan, daughter
of Deputy Sheriff Riordan, is home. She
has lived in Streator for the past three years.
SMITH.-A. B. Smith received this week a
fine hunting dog from his son in New York.
Look out for some tail shooting this summer
GRIDLEY.-The friends of Ralph Gridley
will be panied to hear that he is lying very
low of a paralytc stroke at his home in Chi
cago.
MEETlNG.-Revs. Whittescy and Day and
T. d. Catlin will attend the annual meeting OF
the State Congregational Association in Rock
ford, next week.
CoRLEy.-Mrs. Corley ard her little son
Gay, who were visiting relatives at Dimmick
station for the past two weeks, returned to
the Clifton.
LARK-H. L. Lark, of Harrisburg. Pa, an
attorney of that city, is here on few days
visit to his sister, Mrs. s. S, Scott, on his way
home from California.
Dg.-Dr. Chas l.. Hawley, of Joliet, one Of
the prominent young physicians of VIII coun-
ty, was the guest Of his friend Willard Gentle
man, Esq, last Sunday.
GRAHAM.-Will Graham left last night for
Chicago to meet his sister, Miss kittie, who
was returning home from six weeks VISIT
to her sister at New Orleans.
CvRLEY.-Jas. Curley, of St. Joseph, Mo,
arrived here last Sunday on visit to his
cousins, the Misses Montgomery, and was
present at the Leahy SHELLEY wedding in La
Sale, Monday.
BARTELs-Probate Clerk Bartels was sud-
denly called to Chicago last Wednesday by a
telegram which announced that his wires
cousin, John Baldwin, had dropped dead, OF
paralysis, Tuesday night.
BUrTERs.-Mr and Mrs. j. r. Buffers, nee
Ida Shuler returned from their bridal tour
Thursday night, and will be lat home" TO
their friends at Mrs. Lockwood's, on the east
side, where they will reside.
"DAp. John Cassidy, Of La Sale, OF
Richards V. Richards notoriety, and the re-
puted author of the article Juror in the
Glo5e, was in the city this week in the interest
of the Trim City Ne,cs- Herald.
FRosr.-Frsnk Frost, who for many years
had been on the city police force, but resign
ed few months ago, was appointed on the
force recently and began his duties last Tues
day night. He will be the west side guardian
of the night.
MAppES.-will Madden, Of La Sale, came
I'D Tuesday night last to take his Ottawa girl
o the circus, but not knowing that he would
appear on the scene she had to fulfill previ-
Gus engagement, and he was obliged TO
" hoof " it alone to see krao. THIS should
not have been thus.
lOHASLBr.-Miss B. Hanley, of Dimmick,
was one of the many attractions here last
Tuesday. The lady was on shopping tour,
and her visit was so brief that the P. l. man
of the PREs TRADER did not get even