The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-16

The evening accommodation saturday
ran into drove of five or six horses, lie.
tween here and Wedron, and broke the
legs Of three of them so that they were
Obliged to DO shot They were being pas
tured on land belonging TO NJ. o Trumbo,
ESD, and as the railroad fence was rotten
they had broken through and got on the
track. Two of the horses were valued at
one hundred dollars each, and one al one
hundred and twenty-five dollars The
X. Il. Co will no doubt make good the loss
The Flower Sunday Concert June 30 at
the school house, given by the Sunday
school, was quite success, and was we'll
attended.
Mr.. John Green and his mother spent
few days In Leland last week.
Mr. William George, eldest son of ii.
b. George Esq, of Leland, died June 9th.
at his home in Spring View, Nebraska
From the Chicago papers we learn that he
died of the CHAMBERS caught from horse
which had that disease. He had been
keeping hotel and livery, but had sold
out and had all Of his household goods
packed ready TO move further West. His
relatives and friends Ia this vicinity sym
pathle heartily with his bereaved parents,
brother and sister, In their sad bereave-
ment.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Hudson lost their
little child last week and buried II here
last Sunday.
The nomination of Cleveland and Thur.
man gives universal satisfaction among
the unterritied Democracy In this vicinity
The Cleveland rose and the red bandana
are bound to win this fall with an over
whelming majority.
Mr. and Mrs H. b. Williams are visit
ing friends and relatives In town. They
expect to go East soon.
TRUMBo-vAN ETTAN.
MARRIED Wednesday, June 18th by
the Rev. Gault, of Aurora, Illinois, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver w.
Trumbo, Dayton, Illinois, their daughter
Jessie 10 Wilmot Van Ettan.
The large and commodlous residence of
the brides parents WAS neatly and taste
fully decorated for the occasion with
flowers and evergreens, and large number
of relatives and friends of the bride and
groom were present TO participate In the
wedding ceremonies.
At one p. IN. during the familiar tones
of Mendels jhn's wedding march, rend-
cred on the riano by MIS- Davis, the
wedding party consisting of the ushers
Messsrs A. II. Buffers aud John Green
flower bearers, Barbie Green and George
Wright, the bride and groom entered the
parlor and presented themselves before the
| Rev Gvult who In short and impressive
manner repeated the marriage service.
The congratulations TO the newly
welded pair were many and sincere, and
all wished them much joy and life full
of happiness and prosperity.
The wedding feast was grand affair
and the tables were loaded with choice anG
tempting viands. The bride and groom
departed on the $50 p. m. accomm odatior
for Chicago, from whence they will g
east to make short visit among the
groom's relatives and friends in New
York.
The bride Is one Of Daytons fairies
daughters. and we trust will not be obliget
TO leave our midst.
The groom has been station agent here
for couple Of years, and has formed I
large circle of friends and acquaintance
who hope he and his fair bride may max,
heir future home among them.
The wedding presents were many ant
elegant, and showed the respect an,
esteem In which Mr., and Mrs. Van EttaI
are held by their many friends ant
acquaintance. About eighty guests wer,
present.
OCCAsIOSAI.