The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-04
Some Indtyidualities.

Strawberries Eta Shaver has returned
from her OHIO trip.
HARRIs.-V. G. Harris is contemplating
trip to Glrard, Ka.
RUGER.-Judge s. w. Ruger has re-
turned to Minnesota.
FRANK.-Frank Black has gone to Flor
ida to spend the winter.
CLAwsoN.-Mr. N. Cawson, Of Oglesby,
was In town on Saturday.
REc.-W. J. Leacock, OF the Seneca Rec.
ord, was in town on Monday.
PoRTER.-J. f. Porter has gone to st.
Louis to take IN the great fair there.
WmL.-Wil II. Osman IS taxing short
vacation for the benefit of his health.
HEss.-Louis Hess, Jr., has returned
from hrs summer vacation in the east.
Rusm.-Everett Butter6eld has returned
to his studies at Rush Medical College.
LAFE-Mr. l.. Patallot, Of Racine,
Wis, is making his Ottawa friends visit.
Hrrr.-Col. and Mrs. ID. F. HIT this
week start on short trip into Kansas and
the west
CoNwAY.-Mr NJ. Conway. OF Wallace,
who spent the summer on Long Island, has
returned.
MAc.-Miss MacKinlay, of New York,
is the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. r. E. Mac.
Kinlay in this city
CLARK.-Prof. Thos. II. Clark, OF Au-
rora, was in town on Saturday, shaking
hands with old friends.
CLARK.-Dr Geo. ii. Clark, of Utica,
leaves this week for Philadelphia to con
tlnue his medical studies.
MATToCKs.-Streator Free Press: Miss
Lillian Mattocks, sister of Mrs. Oakley
Griggs, is visiting the latter"
ScuoBERT.-Mr. VIM. Schoberts daugh
ter, Lizzie, a year and halt old, did of in
termittent fever on Sunday last, after a
brief illness.
Marseilles Plaindealer: "Mr.
w. c. Woodward, the inventor of the COM
blned organ and piano, with others inter
estea, went to Chicago few days ago to
purchase material for the manufacture Of
his instruments In this place"
BAND.-Frank Lancaster of Fltzgerald's
band, has resigned the leadership and gone
to Galesburg to take a position with the
American Express Co. Frank will be
missed by many friends in Ottawa. The
band has elected August Alderman leader
in his stead.
JoRDAN.-Mr. Allen Jordan, of Plain.
field, father of II. c. Jordan, Of this city,
was in the city yesterday on a short visit
prior to going to Iowa He is hale, Old
gentleman of So summers, and most
pleasant man to meet.
RATHBuN.-La Sale Press: "Mr. a. Z.
Rathbun, at various times in the past an
employee of the Press office, but Of late
years pioneering it in Minnesota, is now
helping to grind out the Daily Telegram,
recently started at Fergus Falls, that state"
LAMpr rv-Mr r : La~b'nY .r ID, "isa
have gone to Rochester, N. l., Tor an ex-
tended visit among friends. Mr.. l.. and
wife have earned resting spell after
many years of active life, and We hope
they will enjoy their visit; and not forget
to return again to their friends in Ottawa.
DuNAvAN.-Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Dun
AVIAN, so letter states, have arrived safely
in Denton, Texas Mrs. Dunavan, who has
for some years been an invalid, stood the
Journey better than was expected, feeling
on her arrival better even than when she
started from Ottawa, barring a slight ia.
tigue.
OLIvER.-Ollver Cornell left this city
on Saturday for Rhode Island, whittier he
goes to settle an estate of dead relative,
Mr. Cornelrs share of which Will be enough
to keep HIM comfortably the rest OF his
days. He has, however, received prop
osition from a Philadelphia house to &C
cept the position OF book-keeper.