The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15
Personal.

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RHoAps.-John L. Rhoads, of Pittsburg
Pa. is in town visiting relatives.
PoRrER.-J. Z. Porter, the agricultural
implement man, is in Nebraska.
LIEB.-Gen. Lieb of Chicago was present
at Camp Weller on Governors Day.
BREUNISG.-Ernest j. Breuning of Kilduff
& Breuning, "a Sale, was in the city on
Thursday.
BRISroy.-Miss Octa Brinton, charming
Streator blonde, was visitor in the city ON
Wednesday.
WALRAD.-B. F. Walrad, Ex-Capt of Co.
La Sale, and lady, were here Thursday,
taking in the sights.
HAYER.-J. b. Hayer, the lively editor of
the Seneca Record, was caller at this office
first part of the week.
LEwB.-Mrs. +. N. Lewis and daughter
are going to Boston, where Miss Lewis will
devote her time to music.
Scorr.-William Scott, eldest son of j. Z.
Scott, who had been in Kansas the past
month, returned home Wednesday night,
SENAcHwINE.-Franka and Otto Kneussl
and Will McCaleb, who had spent three
weeks at Lake Senachwine, returned We'd
nesday.
DoNAGH-Miss Allie Donagh, one of Earl
ville's handsome and accomplished young
ladies', spent a portion of the week with
friends here.
PARK-Mrs. Park and son Of Pennsylva-
MIA are guests Of Judge and Mrs. Blanchard.
RocHELLE-Miss Nellie Rochelle returned
home this week.
MIssEs.-Misses Carrie, Ella and Mary
Kennedy, Lucy and Cora Abel, Keel steange
and Carrie Giles, all Peoria girls, were in
the city Thursday.
RUPP.-Albert Rupp, formerly of this city,
now of Chicago, is here visiting his relatives
at Max Kneussl's, having been absent from
the city for II years.
WELcH.-Hon, Andrew Welch of Yorkville,
recently appointed Loosh Croker s success
sor as internal revenue collector of the Au-
rora district, was here on Thursday.
RYsTED.-Chas. Rysted, of Seneca, spent
Tuesday in this city with his sister Mrs.
VIM. Walker. The following day he left for
Cedar Rapids, Ia, where his mother is sick.
SCOrr.-J +. Scott, of the widely known
firm of Scott Bros. & Co., who has been east
the last month on business trip, is in New
York City this week purchasing supply of
fall goods.
SEELy.-Deputy Circuit Clerk viii Seely
left tor Baraboo, Wis, yesterday, there he
will join Mrs S., who has been there for
some weeks past Ne party will return at
the end of the month.
DIMMIcK.-Mrs. Dimmick, widow of DR..
Dmmick, of this city formerly, now of Santa
Barbara, CAL, is here on a visit to friends
and relatives. Her Enany friends in this
city were greatly pleased to see her.
DuGGAN.-Miss Maggie L. Duggan, Of Jol
tet, has been the guess of her friend, Miss
Nellie Dwyer, the past two weeks. Miss
Duggan is one of the Stone City's most ac-
complished vocalists, and during her stay in
the city has formed many lasting friend
ships. She will always find warm welcome
awaiting her on the occasion of her future
visits here.
FNLEN EFT AL.--County Clerk Finlen, his
brother Michael, of Streator, and the Misses
Agge and Lizzie Burke, left for three
weeks visit to Hamilton, Ont, Mr.. F.'s old
home, on Monday, TO visit relatives. The
knowing ones predict that our County Clerk
will come back with a beautiful, blushing
Canuck bride reposiag on his dexter arm.
HAEBERLE.-To-dsy the popular grocery
house of c. F. Haeberle completes the first
anniversary of existence. The reputation of
this firm for honest, square dealing with its
customers is such that the proprietor has
Suit up solid patronage during the short
space of IL months, all of which is well earned
and richly deserved.
GooDELL.-J II. GOodell, of Marseilles,
passed through OuaxI the other day on his
gay to Aurora. He carried with him one of
his models, made for the Marselles Mfg.
Co s missionaries-an Adams wind mill in
miniature, in celulOid, a particularly fine
specimen of model work. Mr.. Goodel makes
that sort of work specially, and we know
of no man in this part Of Illinois who pos
sesses eqnal abilities in Chat direction, and
he is pretty constantly employed in that way. !
The Blue Diamond base tall club, composed |
of young amateurs of this city, go to La Sale
to morrow to wipe the earth with one of the
local organizations there. The b. D.'s, for
an amateur club, are good ones, and have