The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

PHIL.-Will Happen is absent on two
months trip to Philadelphia.
VIs-Miss Emiley F. Wheeler. recently
Professor of modern languages in Allegheny
College, at Meadville, Pa, is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. D. j. Holmes, at the NJ. Z.
parsonage.
HERE.-Mesdames W. L. Gibson and John
7. Gibson. Messrs A. E. Rosenberg, and
Charles Jacobs and Master Gibson Of FL
dorado, Kansas, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. t. E MacKinlay.
BRAD.-Misses Msude and Della Bradford,
Of Munster are the guests of Miss Bradford
on the north side
MuR.-J. B. Murray, of Cartwright &
Murray, Groceries, Utica, was looking the
city over Tuesday. Mr.. Murray intimates
that Utica needs rain.
-Ex-Sheriff W. L. Milligan is now
travelling salesman for the Waiter A. Wood
Binder Company.
CHANDLER -Chas. Chandler from Chicago
is visiting his parents on the south side for
a week.
HAyNA.-Dr. W. NJ. Hanna, who came to
Ottawa to take charge of DR.. Hard patients
during his absence, has returned to Lisbon,
Kendall Co. It was hoped the Doctor would
remain in Ottawa. where he has made many
warm friends, both as physician and citizen;
but the hometendrils have succeeded in
drawing him away from Ottawa, we are
sorry to say.
DRUM The addition Of a drum, etc., 10
Willis orchestra, as played by MIR. Charles
Sanderson, is most welcome addition TO
that musical organization. He playa with
excellent taste and judgment; while his
presence mas certainly done much to raise
the organization from string band to the
rank of orchestra.
R,ALE.-Mrs, Robert E Riale, of Topeka,
Kansas, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e
Riale.
MENDOZA Misses Scott and Jordan, and
Herbert Clark of MENDOZA, are in the city
EyANs.-Arthur Evans has returned from
Be oft College, at Beloit, Wis.
PoRTrR.-Miss Anna Porter was in Chiea-
20 last week, the guest of friends.
GUEsrs.-Mr. C. B. Chapman and wife are
in Walnut, the guests of MIR. C's parents
O,MEpA,-Miss Nellie OMera has closed
her school at Streator, and will spend the
a., th;s oitv
CHAr.-Misses McNair, Newbecker and
DeLogn: au, depart on July 9Th for Chatsqua,
to take the summer course of lectures.
FoRp.-E. J. Ford has been re'appointed
ianitor of the Reddick library.
HoME.-M. N. Armstrong was in Nebraska
the fore part of the week
VIs.-Mrs William Keller is in Galesburg.
the guest of her mother.
CoL,-Mrs. James Briggs, and son Charies'
are in Sterling, Colorado, for month or So
HERE.-John Schlageter and Anton hoser
have returned from Europe.
REEpY.-Warden Reedy, of the poor iarm'
is taking care of poisoned arm, the result
Of having come in contact with poison ivy.
R,pr-Artbur t. Bartelles has accepted
q nosition as drummer for Longley, Low
& Alexander, one of the largest hat houses
in the country. Bart" is splendid sales
man. knows all about hats and caps, ana
cannot but prove valuable to his employers
CHr-Mrs. VCllmer and son, of Chicago
who have been the guests of Mrs. M hneussi
for couple of weeks, have returned nome
GLAss.-Frank Kay, Al MoEidouney,
David Little and John Phillips, Of Wheeling
West Virginia., are the guests OF VIII
Phillips.
ExGLE-Mrs. Ed. Engle, nee Vette, and
little daughter, of Chicago, are the guests OF
Els parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Vette' oil the
north side.