The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-08-02

C. J. Skinner has returned from
Dakota.
Miss Annie Armour has returned
from her visit TO ST. Paul
Sol. Degen is sinking an arteslah
well near his home in East Ottawa
Drs. Sharp x Sharp have removed
TO Iowa after two-mohths stay IN
Ottawa.
Mrs. Judge snyder and Mrs. Geo.
Mcclellan are spending the summer
on Cape Cod, Mass.
" w. Johnson is building new
.,- .lence on Grafton street in Combs
y East Ottawa.
= Sranlan Bros. are building a two
story house for Mrs. Lynn on State
street, South Ottawa.
}j... w. f. Day and wife leave Mon
DAY 'ur the East and will spend few
weeks at Chautauqua.
Mis- Boyle, sister of b. Nj. Boyle, OF
the south side, is here from Pennsyl-
Nnia 70 spend the summer.
Louis w. Hess has sold the west
forty feet of lot |. block 81. States adj
dItion. TO Willis Edgett for $1,000.
WHAT'S the matter with calling IA
meeting of the county central com,
mlttee and organizing for the fall
work?
Lawyer Poole, Of Amtoy, was in
OTTAWA Yesterday on business relating
TO the settlement Of the John Dorsey
estate.
Mrs. DR.. Dyer and Mrs. Lothrop
Perkins will accompany party Oh
young people on a lake "TRIP. lhey
leave this morning.
An elevator to be run by electricity
is one of the Improvements contem-
plated by J. f. Scott 4 Co. In their
store on La Sale street.
Oakley Griggs has returned from
Grand Haven, Mich, for IA couple OF
weeks, leaving his family there, where
he will again join them.
Giles Roberts starts Monday for
Pennsy lvania and will return with his
wife. who has been absent for two
months. She is at present quite sick.
Miss Mae Doran, the young lady
who was injured at the electric light
works the other evening, is recovering
slowly and will soon be able to be
about again.
A Mr.. Thorne, Of Sandwich, Will
open a mattress mandatory In tne
Hopkins building, on North La Sale
street. in few days. The shop EN-
ploys six skilled workmen.
II. f. Baker, farmer living two
miles north of this city on the plank
road. caught his right hand in har-
vester Yesterday and besides lacerat-
ing that member the arm was badly
fractured Drs. Dyer and Butterfield
dressed the wounds.
Miss Kitty Hetherington and Geo.
Mccain, both of La Sale, were mar
ried in this city Thursday afternoon
by 'Squire Trenary. The bride, who
is daughter of Benz. Hetherington'
told Mr.. Trenary that it was IA run
away match, but Mccain denied 1T.
1t is rumored that Capt. Fullerton
has withdrawn from the race for pro-
bate Judge, and will doubtless he re-
appointed maSter-in-chancery at the
expiration of his term-an Office ne
has filled to the satisfaction or b0th
the bench and the bar during the past
year or more.
Patrick Coughln died at his home
on the north side yesterday morning
of consumption, aged 50 years. lie
had been ailing nearly three years
Two daughters and three sons survive
him. The funeral will take place
from st. COLUMBIA church at O'Clock
this afternoon.
John C. Richardson, an old Ottawa
boy, son of Mrs. ID. j. Price, of South
Ottawa. was married to a young lady
of Hosington, Kan, on Thursday last
John owns a large cattle ranch and il
prospecting. His friends wish him q
happy married life.
sunday, July, 2Tth, 1890.
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