The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-09-21
SOciety's DOings.

Mrs. NJ. Z. Trumbo, of Dayton, and Mr.
Edgar Is. Bradford, second son Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Bradford, of Ottawa, we're mar
ried at the elegant home Of the brides pa
rents in the town Of Dayton, at eight O'Clock
on Wednesday evening, Rev. Gilbert Fred
erick officiating,
The spacious parlors we're tsstefully and
handsomely decorated with cut flowers, tes-
toons and banks Of flo wers. At eight O. clock
the guests ceased conversation. and the
bridal party proceeded down the staircase
and assumed positions facing the doors
Mr.. Chas Il. Hook acted as best man and
Miss Susie Rhoades as bridesmaid. The
bride wore white faille silk, demi-train, with
drapings of Duchess lace and pearl orna-
ments, and Miss Rhoades wore cream sursh
silk and diamonds. The ushers were Messrs
W. j. Graham, Geo. NJ. Trimble, A. S. Hook.
and DR.. Butterfeld.
When the ceremony was concluded, con-
CALCULATIONS we're followed by an elegant
wedding supper, follower by music and
more congratulations, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ford leaving on the three o'clock train for
Chicago.
Among those present were VIM. Bradford
and wife, F. Trumbo and wife. Chas. Ange-
vine and wife, W. Riale and wife, c. K.
Smith and wife On. Y }, D. NJ. Hall and wife,
A. +. Beach and wife j. r. Shaver and wife
Charles Cracraft and wife, Judge and Mrs.
Blanchard, Charles Neubert and wife Kan
sas City, W. W. Nash and wife, L. NJ. H sss
and wife, James Milligan, jr., and wife, e.
B. Hess and wife, L Z. Porter and wife, 7.
e. Msckinlay and wife, NJ. Brown and wife
DR.. and Mrs. Weis, |. N. BEEN and wife,
Gibson Strawn and wife, George w. Yentzer
and wife, Capt. and Mrs. Blanchard, l.,
Leland and wife, George Debolt and wife
and W. Van Etten and wife; Mesdames Hook
Fuller Chicago, and Davidson (Connels vile
PENN, and Mitchell; Misses Mayo, Finley
Brady Chicago, Mitchell, Blanchard, Glars
and Bertha Angevine, Griffith, Trimble
Rhoades, Porter, Nellie and Kate Bradford
and Kagy Chicago; and Messrs. Hook
Hamilton, Trimble, Hess, Cary, Hall Chi.
cago), Angevine, and Sam, Tom and G. B
Bradford.
MONTGOMERY MURRAY.
Miss Catherine Montgomery, daughter Of
Mrs R. Montgomery of West Madison street
and Mr.. M. Thomas Murray of Denver, Col.
were married at st. COLUMBIA church at nine.
thirty o'clock on Tuesday morning, Rev
Dean Heating officiating. Messrs. James
Farrell and John O'Kane acted as ushers
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Murray
were driven to the residence of the bride 8
mother where neat wedding breakfast, a
which Messrs. Thomas Montgomery and wife
of La Sale, and Thomas McDermott and
wife. Mesdames O. Kane, and Curley (Minn.)
and Revs. Heating and McGinnis and Messrs
Farrell and O. Kane were present. The wed
ding was very quiet affair, Mr.. and Mrs
Murray leaving on the four o'clock train for
the East.
Mrs. r. F. Dyer and daughter Susie have
returned from the East.
Mr.. Fiske and family are expected home
today or Sunday, having landed at New
York on Saturday last.
Mrs. H. NJ. Kilby is expected home from
Dakota next week.
Prof Frank Fitzgerald, wife and child, Of
Rockford, are the guests Of Beach Fellows
Miss Mary Stevenson has returned from
her Iowa trip.
Mrs. A. w. Cox and Mrs. A. Yeazer, o.
Hastings, Neb., are the guests Of MIR. E. c
Allen and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Irion is the guest of Risk, III.
friends.
Miss Mollie Graham, Of Grand Rapids, is
visiting friends in Ottawa this week.
Thos. j. Lynch landed in New York yes
terday morning, on his way home from
Europe.