The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

Battle of Gettysburg begun, 1863.
"My Meade hath got me fame"
III Henry W., w., &,
"The harder matched, the greater vic
tory" -ioao, VIZ, l.
Gus Leboldt is in the city.
Mrs. Stein, of Streator, was in Otta-
wa yesterday.
Ex-Supervisor N. Shobock was in OF
tawa yesterday.
Coroner J. II. Milling, of Peru, was in
Ottawa yesterday.
Ed Neary, of Chicago, is visiting his
parents in this city.
Milon Gore and son John have gone
to Chicago visit friends.
A number of North Ottawa people
picnicked on the north bluff Sunday.
During the heated term the o. b. U.
will open at 1880 a. M, and close at
noon.
Miss Alice Alexander, of La Sale,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
l.. Pierce.
Miss Katie Murphy, of Chicago, is
the guest OF her parents on East SUI
periOr street.
Mrs. Kerste, of South Ottawa, is
spending a week with friends and rel
atlves in Chicago.
Samuel r. Richardson and Mary G..
Murphy, of Ottawa, were given license
to marry yesterday.
Clarence Hawley and family removed
to Mendoza yesterday, where they will
reside in the future.
II. E. Porter, of Marseilles, and Miss
Macarthur, Of Denver, Col, entered the
University this morning.
James Wellington, of Kentland,
Ind, is the guest of H. II. Bartlett
and family on the West Side.
Mrs. J. S. Stokes received word yes
terday that her sister living at Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, had died Saturday.
Miss Myra Rheil has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis, where she has been
studying the kindergarten system.
r. A. Zellers is in Findlay, o., super
intending the construction OF new
furnace in the window glass factory To-
Gated at that place.
Will II. Day left yesterday for the
Hebrew school at Chautauqua. He
will ride from Chicago to Chautauqua
on Victor safety bicycle.
John Hazlitt and friend, Dan
Holmes, of Chicago, are visiting the
formers parents on Columbus street.
They will remain two weeks.
James r. Combs and wife have sold
- LOT in / (nm hiss
subdivision block 10 of Green's addl-
ton, to John f. Cutting, for $50.
Ed Connors, a young farmer residing
in Wallace township, drove to Otta-
wa Saturday and when he reached the
feed yard the horse dropped in its
tracks. 1t is a case of sunstroke.
The animal will recover.
James Milligan, jr., will return from
his western trip to-day. He was on
top of Pixies Peak Thursday with the
thermometer below zero, and "A hours
later was in Florence, Kas., where the
thermometer registered 800 above.
A deaf mute named Smith, aged %
years, was drowned in the lock at La
Sale last Saturday eveningat 9 O'Clock.
He was in bathing at the time the ac-
cident occurred. Ayoung man named
Lenardy dove to the bottom of the
lock distance of 20 feet and recovered
the body.
Sheldon Widmer, the young son of
Major Widmer, got new veloclpede
yesterday and experienced considera-
BILE experience in learning to ride it.
He rode it off the sidewalk under a
horses feet. and were it not for the
prompt assistance rendered by by
ISLANDERS, the little fellow might have
been seriously injured. AS it was he
was given bad scare.
August Nonnon, the Swede who
stole a gold watch from Emil john
son, on the evening of June 18th, was
in Milwaukee last Wednesday and
sold the watch to pawnbroker for
$3.50. Marshal Brennan received a
description of the watch and the man
who sold it, and is confident the watch
was the one stolen from Johnson.
Nonnon has gone to st. Paul.