The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
Thursday, July 3rd, 1890.
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J.I. Warner has gone to Chicago on
business.
Miss Lorena Jessup has gone to Chi
cago TO visit friends.
Hon. Ben Edgecomb, of Ophir Tp.,
was in this city yesterday.
Jerry Looney. of Denver. Col, Is VS.
| iting his parents in this clty'
Charles Brady, of Joliet, is visiting
his parents on Superior street.
Miss Edna Rulison, of Seneca, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. j. Crotty.
Attorney A. r. Greenwood, OF
Spring Valley, was in Ottawa yester-
day.
Philip Clair, a chimney glass blower,
has gone to Brooklyn to spend the
summer.
Jacob Alschuler, of Aurora, is the
guest of his son, Alderman Ed. Al
schuler.
LYME Whitmore, a staunch Demo
crat from Mendoza, was in ottawa
yesterday.
Jerry Devine, the alleged wild man,
was shipped to Bureau yesterday ny
the police.
Mrs. p. C. Dick and little daughter,
Ehie, of Chicago, are visiting ;. J!ohn-
son, on the east side.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee and daugh-
ter. Mamie, left for Brooklyn yester-
day for visit of six or seven weeks.
VIII Godsell, of Joliet, is in Ottawa
TO spend the Fourth. He says the
Joliet team are the pennant winners.
w. III. Boys and j. c. Ames, of
Streator, occupied seats in the am
phitheatre at the ball game yester-
day.
Miss Hannah Lynch, of this city,
has gone to Toronto, Canada. TO
Ispend few weeks with friends and
relatives
John Wiley, of Peru, was in Ottawa
Yesterday on his way to st. Paul,
Mimi. to attend the National Teach
ers' convention.
Bert and Mamie Hogan, who have
been attending school in this CITY. re-
turned home to Crystal Lake Ranch,
at Norfolk, Neb.
One result of the Graham-HaSklns
chancery suit is the transfer of lot -,
block SO, in La Sale city, to Nj. L.
Moloney for 81 O54.64.
A blind tramp was given shelter at
the police station on Tuesday even
ing and yesterday afternoon he was
given a free ride TO Morris.
Conductor Aussem and Brakesmen
Steve Hensler and George Brady re-
sumed work Of train NO. ~, on ROCK
Island road yesterday morning.
Bernard McGinnis, Phil Downey,
Nicholas DOwney and family attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret
McGinnis at Odell yesterday.
About 200 of the elegant Business
University catalogues remain. Those
wishing one of these splendid souven-
ers should call on President TOland at
lOnce.
Lizzie Stodt. one of the participants
in nelghborhOod brawl which re-
Gently occurred on the west side, was
fined 81 and costs by Squire Weeks
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Shipman, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Richmond, Marseilles.
accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Guirgin, Of
|; Moberly, Mo-, visited with County
Warden Butterfeld and family yester-
day.
Miss Mary Brown, of Englewood, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. L.. A.
Williams. Miss BrowE is the owner
of fine safety bicycle and expects to
try the wheel on Ottawa roads during
her stay here.
Louis Degen of this city, who is as
sisting in constructing the street rail-
way line at Joliet, fell from tele-
graph pole yesterday, broke one leg
land sustained internal injuries of a
serious nature.
A surprise party was rendered Frank
: Thorne. at his home in Wallace tp.,
last Friday evening. Thirty-tive
couple were present and danced I'M
til early morning. Refreshments We're
served at midnight.
Miss f. II. Sage leaves to-day for
!; st. Paul to spend few weeks. She
will visit in Boston, New York. Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities. re-
turning in time to open the Jefferson
school for the fall term.
A pug dog belonging to w. w. Tay-
lOr was run over by street car at the
corner of Madison and La Sale streets
yesterday morning and instantly
killed. The dog was family pet and
of course the Taylor children feel
greved over its death.
A horse belonging to John Thomp-
son, Wallace farmer, ran away on
North La Sale street yesterday morn
ing. The cart to which it was at
tached collided with Robt. Cannon's
horse near the railroad track and
knocked that animal to the ground.
The runaway was captured near the
Driving Park.