The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-18
HOME MATTERS.


Personal.
Ross.-Mlss Mabel Ross is visiting in Auro.
"A.
WmsoY.-H.V. Wilson was in Chicago this
week.
\ KyArP.-NIiss Jessie Knapp is in Newark
"a brief visit.
ALsuuLER Alshulor is at Corydon,
lowa, on visit.
EIaLEN Miles j. Finlen, Of Streator, was
a the city Tuesday.
SrINER.-Miss Belle Stncr, Of Altoona, Pa,
: the guest Of Miss Florence Shaw.
HILL.-Mrs. j. j. Hill and her daughter
Miss Emma are home from Kansas.
ScuoCH. Mrs. A. f. Schoch and children
are in Ransom on a visit to relatives.
TowER.-J. d. Tower, of Mendoza, was a
witness in the railway cases this week.
RIGDEN.-Miss Anna Rigden paid visit
recently to Mrs. 0. j. Wilson, OF Earlyillc.
FryLEY-County Clerk Finlcn attended the
AtCiosRey funeral on Tuesday at strcator
sCorT.-Mr. and Mrs. j. 4. Scott left Thur
LAY for the East, on their summer vacation.
PIomER.- Miss Mystic Pitcher, of Streator
aas been here since Thursday visiting friends.
CoRBus.-Dr. J. K. Corbus, the Joe Mackin
Il La Sale county, was in the city yesterday
DENIG.-H. T.. Dcnig, Of the telephone cx-
Change, was in Streator Wednesday on bust
ness.
MACPHERSON Miss Anna Marie MacPher
sob is a candidate for the Marseillcs post
office.
MturnEY. &c. NJ. Murphcy, president OF
the La Sale National Bank, was In town yes
,GcdaY.
M0gRIsoN.-M Il. Morrison, excursion
agent Of the c., X. |. " z. Ry, was in the city
tuesday.
VALE. j. Wall, formerly well known il
,ais city, is now said to be city attorney o
Kansas City.
WuIlAMs.-City Clerk j. f. Williams, o
Creator, came up with the X. of l.. pcnck
ers, Thursday.
Tims.-The editor of the La Sale Times anC
his handsome and accomplished wife were il
Me city Tuesday.
Hy~7s.-W j. Iiyncs, editor Of the Strea
.or DqHy Tunes, was here with the Knights o
Labor, Thursday.
GuTrL.-Miss Ida Gutel, Of Dwight, Liv
ingston county, is on visit to her parents, il
Wallace township.
hILLs.-Niss Julia Mills, of Stcator, on +
two weeks visit to Ottawa friends, returned
home Wednesday.
WiswELL.--Miss Gusta Wiswell, Il graduate
Of Knox College, is here visitin. her sister
Nr5. j, II. Widmer
AcHuFF-J. K. AchuiT, editor Of the Strca
lor independent, was in the city Thursday
with the picnickers.
MArroCKs- Miss Kate Mattocls, of Storm
Lake, Iowa, is a guest of her uncle, f. W
MattO,hs, East Side.
YOUNG Mrs j. ID. Young and son left for
Minneapolis Wednesday night, to be out OF
town for three weeks.
RYAN.-Mas, Nellie Ryan, OF streator, ar
iycd here Wednesday to pay lengthy visit
10 friends in the city.
MCNETr.-C. |. McNett one Of Aurora't
promising and talented young attorneys, was
in The city Thursday.
ZIMMERMAN. Anna Zimmerman dc
parted for Yorkvilc, yesterday, to spend q
Nv weeks visiting friends.
BUgKE.-D. K. Burke, of the class of 80
Is now in the grocery department of the firm
u d. Icenan 4 Co., Strcator.
LyoN.-Eugene Lyon and his sister, Miss
Julia, who had been in California for the past
q. month. returned Tbur.luV
SlzER.--Mr. and Mrs. Edward Si2er are Wis
ling relatives In this city. Mr.. 5. is Clerk OF
The District Court in Lincoln, Neb.
McNAR.-Miss Nellie McNair, in the Office
Of the Traders Insurance Company, as stenog
gpher, is at home on vacation
CLARK.-Mr. John l.. Clark, of Corwtth 10.
W., formerly of this county, made Ottawa
24d this county a visit this week
sMIIH.-Miss Edna Smith went to Chats
Eor.h Tuesday on a six weeks visit to her
sisters Mrs. Soaring and Mrs. Calkins.
WEIss.-Mr and Mrs. c. Weiss, south side,
returned from Chicago Saturday where Mr..
W had q cataract removed from his eye.
SrEERE.-Miss Julia steere went TO her fr-
lure home in Aurora, Tuesday, her parents
having previously removed 10 that city.
BooHER.-Miss Birdie and Miss Julia
Booher left Monday for Wisconsin and will be
absent until the latter part OF next month.
STIEFEL.-Mrs. NJ. Stiefel and children left
sor Cleveland, O., on Tuesday, and will spend
the warm months with relatives in that city.
PaIsELER.-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Priseler and
sons lett this city Tuesday, for Carlisle,
Pa, where they will make visit Of mouth.
TuRK.-E. o. Turk, formerly with II. J..
Cullen, arrived home Tuesday. from Gruben,