The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-07
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is in this city.
KIrFER.-Mr Guy Kiefer, of Ann Arbor
is visiting Mr.. Nate began.
MuNGER.-Miss Maude Munger, of Prince
ton, is visiting Miss Annie Porter.
TUCKER.-Miss Tucker, ofthe High School
is visiting in South Bend, Ind.
SEELrY.-Deputy W. L. Seeley and family
left for Petoskey, Mich, last evening
HoLroN.-Mrs. f. s. Holton of Enge
wood, is the guest of her sister, Doctress
Sanders.
HARLow.-Ilon. G. II. Harlow, ex.Secre.
tary of state of Illinois, was in the city this
week.
WELCH.-llon. Andrew Welch of York
vile, attended the races on Thursday and
yesterday
CUsnING-C. G. Cushing, OF Princeton,
made his parents and friends in this city q
visit this week
MULLETr-Miss Mamie Mullett, of Gin
ton, Iowa, is the guest of Misses Eliza and
Jessie Porter
GRIGGs.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. Y, Griggs have
returned from three weeks stay at petos.
key, Mich.
Observation-Disclosures Ebersol is in the
city. He returns TO his home at Beatrice,
Neb., next week
LlNcolN.-Benjamin F. Lincoln is spend
ing few weeks at Uniontown, Pa, his
former residence.
BEEM.-Mr. and Mrs I, n. BEEN md
daughter Vida have returned from a month S
visit at Columbus, Ohio.
DAY.-Rev. and Mrs Day are spending
their vacation at Elborne, Kane County, at
the home of Mr.. Days father.
OMELvENA.-Rev, Omelycna, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, has returned to the
city after his summers vacation.
Srlpp.-Judge Stipp will be the orator at
the Marshall County Old Settlers Picnic, to
be held at Lacon on the 18th inst,
PRINcEroN.-Aessrs. c. G. Cushing, B. +.
Cox, C. p. Lovejoy and D. E. Munger, of
Princeton, Witnessed the Ottawa races:.on
Thursday.
BAsCoM.-C. p. Bascom, of the Bureau
County Republican, Princeton, was the guest
of his brother, Dr. II. Nj. Bascom, during
the races.
BRADEN.-Mr. Will Braden, of Washing
ton, d. c.. was a guest of J, II. Eckels at
the residence of C. D. Trimble during the
past week
McDouGALL.-Miss Mae McDougall is
visiting the amily of George S. Paine, at
Wlnslow, Maine. She has finished her
, course at the summer school at Concord.
DISNER.-MIss Porter gave very pleas
ant dinner party at her home on the south
bluff on Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Mulett of Clinton, Iowa. There were
sixteen present.
HAMMoND.--Nr Harry p. Hammond for.
merly clerk at the Clifton, but now travelling
for the cigar house Sues & Uhlendorf Chi.
, cago, was in the city on Wednesday. Mr..
Hammond was very popular when connected
with the Clifton and in his new position
is meeting with very deserved success. He
is young man who is bright enough and
energetic enough to succeed in any under
taking.
MARRIED-On Thursday afternoon last, at
the residence of the bride parents Miss Mat
tie, youngest daughter of G. l.. Thompson,
Esq, was married by Rev. NJ. Davis, to Dir.
A. A. Lownsberry, of Paw Paw, Ill. Only
the relatives and few intimate friends were
present including Mrs Dix, of Mendoza, and
Mrs. A. j. Mitchell, of Chicago, sister of the
bride, and Abner Thompson, of Wisconsin,
her bro, her. After the congratulations, Mr
and Mrs. Lownsberry left the city for Wis
cJnsn, accompanied ly the best wishes
of a host of friends in this city.
SouTH.-Miss Pinkie Kelly, of New
Orleans, has been for the past few days the
guest of Miss Rae Parr, Mt Serena, and both
ladies have also been the guests Of Miss
o Mera, of this city. Mr.. Harry L. Taylor,
of New Orleans, has also been in the city,
this week, the guest of Mr.. J. D. Hammond.
1t goes without saying that our FREUD ~. d.
H." could not resist the temptation to show
his southern friends the glore's of this part
of the north and gave them the surprise
natural to people who visit Starved Rock. the
Canyons, etc. and who never dreamed such
scenery possible in the prairie State.
They were delighted, Of course. During
their short stay in this city, few Of our
people had the pleasure Of making the &C
quaintance of Miss Kelly AMI Mr.. Taylor
all Of whom regrete that their visit wa
90 short. They are tropical Southerners o
the best of Soutle rn society, and thos'
who have had the privilege of meeting sucf
know full well what that means.
| J. E. Porter's new steam laHnch, built by
Charles Z. Willard & Co., Of Chicago, steam
ed into the basin to-day, Capt. Daley Mt thu
/ helm. 1t is a neat and well proportionel