The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-13
Some Individualities

GIBsoN.-Mrs. w. L. Gibson, Eldorsdo
IA, is In the city.
ARNoUR.-Miss Celia Armour, La Sale
has gone to Rockford
EAMRs.-Mr. l.. II. Esmes has returned
from his western trip.
HARp-Dr. and Mrs. Hard have gone on .
summer tour to the Yellowstone country.
CooK.-Hon. B. c, Cook has returned home
from Europe and was In the city this week.
hickey -Mrs. Judge Dickey, who spent
the sammer in Europe, has returned 10 heI
home in Ottawa.
LYNoTr.--J. J. Lypott weight master {. r.
l. Up. R. R.Co., La Sale, speu, Sunday with
his friends in Ottawa.
Observation-Disclosures in Chaneery Fowler left
yesterday for Minnesota and Dakota, for the
purpose Of viewing the country.
SoHooL,-Misses Chandler and Barry, OF
the High School, have returned from the Va.
cation and are at work again this week.
HAY.-G. W. Hayden, lost car agent for the
New York, Lake Erie IL Western, starts to-
day for two weeks trip through Iowa,
Kansas, Missouri and possibly Texas.
WHITE.-La Sale Press. Miss Mona White,
OF Ottawa, passed through this city Monday,
on her way to Mendoza, where she will ex-
hibit her fine decorated china at the fair,
CHREvRR.--Mrs. 8. W. Cheever was quite
seriously i'll since her return home last
week. Indeed she was SO i'll on her journey
that she was compelled to leave the cars Tor
day or so.
OFFIcE.--In the Circuit Clerks office, in
consequence OF the resignation OF Mr.. Train
or, W. F. Seeley has been advanced to Chief
Deputy and Chas. Bradford, late of the recor.
der's office, established at the assistant depu-
ty's desk. This Office is one Of the bes,
manned in the series Of county offices.
MINER-Tonics Ne,cs: "Mr. John P. Mi.
ner was summoned by a telegram annOunc-
ing the death of his son Frank, at Argona,
Sumner county, Kansas, and left at once on
the Tuesday morning train. Frank was
brought up near Tonica, and after his mar
riage TO Miss Anna Grant removed to Iowa
and thence to Kansas. He leaves a wife and
two children. His age was 26 years."
pAN.-luI Dduicl has ESelBuCu
his position as chief deputy in the circuit
clerks Office and is going to La Sale to
practice law, having formed partnership
with Mr.. s. P. Hail. of that CITY, Dams host
Of friends will regret to have him leave Otta.
wa, but will wish him good look neverthe-
less. Dan is one Of the best fellows in the
world, and has the ability to practice law
with credit 70 himself and the bar. At his
examination he stood the first or, at least,
very near the first, in his class, and was then
considered the best!read student in Ottawa.
His friends congratulate him on this step,
believing it eminently wise in all respects.
Mc.-Rev Mr.. Mcpherson breaches his
farewell sermon on Sunday next, prior to his
leaving America for study In Europe. He
will be much missed In this city, where he
has made multitude of friends. Mr.. Mop.
lie man built on the 'broad gauge" plan-a
thinker, Christian and gentleman. Few
ministers in Ottawa have been more grossly
misrepresented at times than he, but he has
lived down all attacks and done his work as
a minister faithfully and we'll, as men Of
brains determined to success in good works
always do. He is man broad in his views,
liberal In his judgments, and charitable in
thought and deed. He is very young man
yet and II blessed with good health will re-
turn home one day even more useful than he
is now We wish him God speed.