The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-13
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Nc.-Mrs. II. A. McCaleb 10 In the city.
euuLEp.-Mlss Lizzie Shuler 10 In Norris.
NoAu.-Nosh Perkins IL visiting relatives nea
Boston.
Bxsx.-I. N. Been returned on Sunday from
avisit 70 Ohio.
VA.-M. T. Moloney has gone TO Virginia u
professional business.
sIxos.-Mrs Tony Simon left the city thi'
week for an eastern trip.
HoxR.-Hon. W. Bushnell returned from MIN
Desois on Saturday last.
HuYP.-Miss jennie Stricken, OF Chicago, ID
guest OF Miss HUFF, on the west side.
DOVE. A. Dow, Plymouth, Wis, WAS In
town for few hours on Tuesday last.
FRAxK-A. Frank, the clolher, goes east "
day 10 purchase his fall and winter stock.
HuLroN.-7in.e,: "Mss Anna Hutton, OF Chi.
eago, Is the guest Of Mrs. Jos. Megafiin."
PEORIA. ,Jonrrdl: Misses Belle and Sadie
Mansfield, OF Peoria, ore guests OF the Misses
Orr.
CLARK.-Prof Thos. II. Clark, OF Aurora, shook
hands with host OF old friends at the picnic on
Thursday.
LErr.-Miss Cornelia Delsno and Mss Nancy
Emith let on Tuesday for a few weeks visit ut
Chstsw0rth, Ills.
RAND The genial Geo. Rand, Of the G. b. 4
@ accomui odation, spent part OF Wednesday At
target shooting In Ottawa.
HoME.-Col and Mrs. Hapeman returned this
week from the west; d. McDougall from the
Lakes; Ed. Clark, Petosky; d. A. Cook. from
Colorado.
HoMR-Miss Etta Nattnger, who has devel-
sped much musical talent, is home, having com
pleted her years work at the Providence Musical
Conservatory.
CoLp.-Mr Cheever reports the Ottawa party
at Orchard Beach, Me-, ns ""ell and happy" but
suffering from the cold, an oyorcont being ne
eessity when out Of doors
WnEELEa-W Wheeler, the photographer, starts
to-day for New York City to attend the photogra.
piers national convention IN that city, after
which he will make visit to his parents, near
Elnira.
LA SALLE.--On Sunday last a party OF dozen
or fifteen ladies' and gentlemen, including Judge
Loo y, Hon. Daniel Evans, &c, came up from
La Sulle, ON Judge Locey's steamer, to attend
morning service at the Episcopal church, a broth.
err law OF Judge Locey's preaching the sermon
Brown. Mr.. A. j. Brown, formerly OF thir
city. with Frank King In the planning mill and
pump factory. was In Ottawa this week. Mr..
Brown is now a resident OF Chicago, and junior
member of the firm of Brown Bros. ste am heat
ing contractors, the senior member being Mr..
8. 4. Brown very experienced man In the bust
nees, and for some years with Crane Bros, ol
Chicago. The Brown Bros, by the way, put Tn,
steam fixtures in the Rothschld building, Cd
Monroe ST., an iron front 30 peculiar that many
OF our readers must have noticed 1t. The interior
fittings were quite fine, and MS the steam fixtures
are really the work Of an Ottawa man, this from
the EOening Journal will be Of interest: 1.-THE
steam heating which IL one of the most import.
ant features rs regards the inside economy OF thu
building, was done by Messrs. Brown Bros, No.
IS Arcade court, is Of the best In this branch that
has been done in Chicago, not only far to it,
utility, but also its ornamental bearing They
have furnished the boilers and tanks. The COLI
throughout the building are flushed In gold
bronze, and the valves silver plated. which pre-
sent "a the eye the most pleasing effect Of any
building in the city"
That wonderful mill Al Ottawa TINT WAS 10 cost |,