The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-13

LARRir.-We are pleased to sec our good friend
] larre DonaGAho, OF Slrcator, IS prospecting, ans
| with greatly increased stuuh OF goods (0Oohs
ana notons) will soon occur" larger and more
Irlrgant quarters in new brick block on Main ST.
| ntrratUr,
| ENGllsH.-Mr. James English, Of Kenosha
while on MS way to Omaha, where he will make
| his home, was for few days guest Of Mr.. and
! r., Chas. &. RUSSELL
! WHrE-C. \. White OF the Boston music
publishing house Of White, Smith Il Co., was
| last week the guest of Messrs. Simon Bros, OF
his city. Mr.. White is the author of number of
very pI.,plar songs, among Others Of Put me
in my i.ltle Bed" and "When the Leaves Begin
! to Turn" a. sung by Julia in IAN the Rage.n
| JoRDAN.-Miss Kate Jordan, OF Morris, to the
delight Of many friends. made Ottawa visit this
week, for the first time for some months.
STRICKLAND. Mr.. X. Strickland has returned
from Minnesota.
FonBEs-Gc0. Forbes returned home just in
time to take hand in Fiske d Beem's opening
to day,
PAUL.-The man who plays the cornet
May think that he is "some,'
But, Lord he amt patchin
To the man who beats the drum.
So on Thursday night il being Paul Tes cdre's
birthday, Bach's band, OF which he is member
went down to his house and gave him neat
serenade; followed by the usual consequences.
MArHERs.-Mr. and Mrs. Mathcrs t,3s Miss
Eanes, of this city, Chicago, are expected to
spend to-day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs F.
A. Sherwood.
HARRIS vernon Harris is the happy owner
of copy OF the Boston Ga-ette published IN ITO.
ORH.-Mrs. V. ii. Dumbeck, Peoria, at Orr's.
MCGiNNIs-Mr b. }. McGiunis, having left
the Starch Works, will improve the opportuni-
ties of his vacation by making trip TO the
Pacific Slope, and having made the tour to Cali
rorna will 90 to Arizona Ty., with that very
lively town known by the not lively name of
Tombstone, where a brother. Mr.. John 8. Nc
Ginus is located, as his initial point Of visit. II
to mi; al ha wi m al a oh tot of
the territory. He will retarn to Ottawa whether
he decides ON locating in the west on not.
FACToRY-The position cfmanufacturer, latel,
held by Mr.. b. j. McCinnis, at the Starch Works.
is now filed by Mr.. Chas. A. Caton-a decided
advance from book keeper Of the works. His
chief assistant is Mr.. n. Downey who has spent
the greater part of his life in the factory, and
is thoroughly familiar with all it, processes.
KING.-Miss Gertic King has turned home
after visit of some weeks In Wisconsin.
LoCKwooD.-Mr. Ward Lockwood has gone to
Kansas.
sHl arR.-Miss Minnie Shuler has returned
from q visit to Chicago.
MAsoN-W. T. Mason, OF La Sale, has been
appointed deputy grand master, A. F. and A. A,
Tor La Sale and Livingston counties.
pointed County Judge of Kearney county Seb.r
GRIGds-Mr. T. Y. Griggs, who for some
weeks has been seriouSy-even dangerou
ill, is fast improving, and will doubtless soon be
seen on our streets again.
BULL.-Mr. NJ. Bull and Miss Lille Bull, father
and daughter of e. +. Bull Esq, have gone to
st. Louis for few weeks visit.
MCHALE-J N. and +. NJ McHale, the former
of Ottawa, have started paper, the Comet at
Leland. It's small, but means business. Whang
away, john it'll grow.
SPENCER. Geo. Spencer, son of Thos. Spea-
Ger, has been very sick during the past week,
having on Sunday last been brought to bed By
congestion Of the stomach. We is still very SICK
though improving.
RAYMoND,-Mr T. Fl. Raymond, OF the South
Ottawa elevator, has gone to Pennsylvania Mr..
K. is much interested is glass making in South
Ottawa and the belief among his friends is that
they will hear more of him on that score on his
return, for besides being public spirited he is
energetic and determined.