The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31
Personal.

neighbors.
Personal.
ALLEN.-Mayor Allen has returned from
his trip to Denver.
WooD.-Miss Wood, of Aurora, is visiting
Mrs George Rickley.
BREE.E.-Mr. David Breese, Of Ransom,
was in the city Oh Thursday.
CAToN.-Mr. Charles A. Cation and family
have returned from Diamond Lake.
JoHN.-Mr. John Johns, well known
glass blower, is at Pittsburgh on visit.
JoHN-Mr. John Dryer has bought the
Steinbach meat market, north Of the canal.
GEpNEY-- Miss Grace Gedney is visiting
at her sisters, Mrs. A. II. Dale, of Leland.
GALr.-Miss Emily Gait, Of Sterling, is
the guest of Miss Lou Lynch, on the east side.
FYFE.-Mr and Mrs. George B. Fyfe are
visiting at the residence Of Prof 8. s. Willis.
ScoTr.-Mr. 8. s. Scott is at LAX eside, near
Chicago, recuperating from his late accident.
FURsT.-Mrs. Furst, Of Denver, is visiting
with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. E. c. AL
len.
NEwBECKER.-Miss Newbecker has return
ed from three weeks visit in Chicago and
Waukegan.
GUNN.-Supervisor Henry Gum, ofTonica,
was attending to legal business at the court
house on Thursday.
neutrality-suspicious. James A. Blake,
formerly of Serena, but now Of Waco, Texas,
is visiting in this city.
DIMMIcK.-Mr. Walter Dimmick, son Of
the late Dr. Dimmick, has been in the city
during the past week.
BsAUBIEN-Mrs. Lieut.. Beaubien Is visit
ing in New York, Buffalo and Kingston. She
will be absent month.
CouN.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohn, Of Colinda,
Iowa, are the guests Of Mrs. COINS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alschuler.
HArREwAY.--Dr J. c. Hathaway is absent
from the city on q visit to his sons, at their
farm, ten miles west of Campbell, Mimi.
sCHooLEY.-Misss chooley, of Trenton, N.
j., returned with Mrs. Cushman and daugh-
ter, and will spend the summer in Ottawa.
JAMEs.-Mrs. L. J. James, of New York,
and Mrs. is. Cowdrey, Of La Fayette. Ind,
are the guests of their sister, Mrs. W. T.
McNair.
HARD.-Dr, and Mrs. Hard have returned
to Ottawa from the west. They were called
back by the serious illness of DR.. and Mrs.
Macarthur
GRIFFITH.-Charles Griffith and Miss Clara
Griffith left for Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Charles will remain in Minneapolis if he can
find employment.
LYNoH.-Mr. Thomas J. Lynch will leave
on Monday for the seashore. He will be
gone several weeks, spending most Of his
time at Ausbury Park.
SrUFF.-Rev, G.. L. Stuff and wife, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Bowman for several weeks past, left for their
home at Ashton on Thursday.
HERE.-Miss Kate Herbert, of Brook
field, is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
Bailey, this week, and was one of the guests
at the reception by the Miss Hurley.
FLETcHER.-Rev. o. 0. Fletcher, of the
Baptist Church, has returned to Ottawa after
four weeks vacation in Canada and the
east. He will resume his pulpit duties to-
morrow
LELAND.-Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Leland, of
Ell Dorado, who reached Ottawa few days
since intending to make an extended visit
were called to their home Tuesday evening
by the serious illness Of daughter.
Rant Is said that 1t was "most out
landish" Of a prominent citizen of Ransom,
who lately left his team tied in town and
forgetting that fact, begged aud obtained
ride and rode past his own house with
neighbor.
HERRMANs.-Rev. Niles Heermans, Of Of
tawa, officiated at Zion church on the Sab
bath. Mr.. Heermans was former Free
porter, and his friends are always glad to
have him come here and conduct service
Frssport Journal.
BNDorA-L. s. Seaman, Esq, of the
Mendoza Rep orter, and Prof. Andrews, Of
Lee county, spent W ednesday in Ottawa. Mr..
Seaman's law and newspaper partner, Mr..
Otto Kiesselbaeh, will be candidate for the
office of Probate Clerk, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
CHAYGBs-Mr. E. st. John has been
appointed Assistant General Manager Of the
Rock Island Road, with headquarters at
Chicago, and Mr.. E. A. Holbrook succeeds
him as General Ticket and Passenger Agent.
Mr.. George H. Smith has been appointed
Assistant General Ticket and Passenger
Agent.
GEo.-George Fvfe was home on Wednes-
day on trip from Sitting Bulls camp, from
which bsrbsrous country be captured genu-
inc Indianwar club, made out Of sharp point
ed stone, polished to nicely that puzzles
our best stone cutters, and it was ornsmented
with colored feathers and horse-tail hairs at
either end.
MURINE. George Taylor's little four year
lad, Harry. while playing on the side walk
in front Of the family dwelling on La Sale
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