The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
HOME MATTERS.
Personal,

LYNCH.-Miss Kate Lynch, of Utica is vi
sitting the Misses Leahy.
GLMAN.-William Gilman and his family
are on visit in New York.
BowERs.-Miss Myrtle Bowers, Of Harris
burg, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barton.
WALKER.-Henry Walker is the new imme.
diate delivery messenger, vice Fred Wilson,
resigned.
THoMPsoS.-Miss Matte Thompson paid
visit recently to her sister, Mrs. s. b. Dix,
Of Mendoza.
PErERs.--Rev. NJ. c. Peters will lecturein
the Presbyterian church in this city Tuesday
evening, Dec /.
HARrsHoRN.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris.
horn, of La Sale, were visiting friends and
relatives here on Wednesday.
WArTs.-Mrs. Jos. Watts, of South Otta.
wa, has returned home after quite an ex.
tended visit with English friends in Chicago
HENsoN.-Rev. Henson will deliver lee.
ture in the Baptist church in this city Tues.
day evening, Nov. Il. Subject "The Other
Half"
GRUBE.-Ed. CRUDE, of La Sale, the tai
lest petit juror that served on any panel
since 1874, is one of the attractions in court
this week.
FINLES.-Miles Finlen, the venerable fa-
Their Of the county clerk, is paying his son
visit this week. Mr.. F. is resident of
Penn Creek, Neb
LINDLEY-Philo Lindley, chief clerk at
the Kirkwood House, Des Moines, Iowa, is
home, his old enemy, the rheumatic, having
forced him off duty.
MADDEN.-Deputy Circuit Clerk John
Madden was called to Lee county yesterday,
to attend court, being a witness in some
contested will suit.
VoGr.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vogt returned
Thursday afternoon from their bridal trip.
They had been visiting relatives at Grand
Rapids and Muskegon, Mich.
CoGGswELL.-fIale Cogswell, of Chicago,
son of Capt. Vim. Cogswell, was in Ottawa
yesterday. He is assistant engineer in the
Third Fire Department, Chicago.
DoNAGHHo,-L Larry Donaghho, city editor
of the Streator Times, is suffering from
severe case of blood poisoning, no doubt the
result of his recent fistic encounter
PRIDEMoRE.--J. II. Pridemore and family
arrived here last Saturday from Varnan,
Mo-, to reside here permanently. Their
home is now on West Madison street
BURKE.-Tom Burke and j. w. LEX re-
turned home last night from their extensive
hunt after ducks" in Kankakee. Just ask
Tom how many ducks he shot and watch
him blush
SHAw.-Harry Shaw, of Fullerton, Neb.,
is in the city, called to his old home by the
sickness Of his mother, and will remain dur
ing the month. He is in the grocery bust
ness in the above city.
CooK.-The Hon. II. H. Cook, of Toronto,
Canada together with Mrs. and Miss Cook,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Hamilton during the past week. Mr.. Cook
is member Of the dominion parliament.
DINNEEN.-Thomss Dinneen, of this city,
has just returned from Ann Arbor, Mich,
where very successful operation was per-
formed on his eyes by the well known sur.
geon Of Michigan University, Dr. Frothing.
ham.
BoYLE.-J. c. Boyle, Of Ransom, came up
to Ottawa one day this week to see his best
girl. Mr., Boyle's manly beauty has re-
ceived further additions since he was here
last, in the shape of set of chin whiskers
Of the latest cut.
DELEGATEs-Mrs. Warren F. Day and
Mrs. Hopkins left the city Tuesday as dele
gates to the annual meeting of the Woman's
Board of Missions for the Interior, at st.
Louis. The former will return at the end Of
next week, after paying visit to her sister
at Little Rock, Ark.
WEAvER.-Mrs, Allen Weaver, aged 26
years, sister of Frank f. Fitzgerald, died at
her home in Gallatin Mo-, last week. She
had been sick of neuralgia of the heart
about two months. Friday afternoon of last
week the remains were inferred at Prairie
Center. Deceased leaves a husband and one
child, n boy, three years of age.
KENNA-DUNFoRD-At st. Columbia
church, Wednesday morning, Rev. Father
Ryan performed the ceremony that united
Chas. McKenna and Miss Norah NJ. Duntord,
both of this city. Miss Mamie Dunford acted
ms bridesmaid and j. NJ. Dougherty as best /,
man. The bridal party left on the noon
train for Joliet, where Mr.. NJ. is superinten-
dent of the Cation stock farm. They have
the best wishes of many sincere friends in ,
this city for Apply future.
Bishop Spauldings Lecture.
R;Sbon SnaulIinp of Peoria will lecture