The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-14
Some Indiyiduaiities.

MARvIN-Mrs. Thos. Marvin is visiting
friends in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
SIzER.-Ed. Sizer, of Lincoln, Ncb., j
making his friends visit hereabouts.
DELANo.-Hon. Chas. De,aLo, Of Sprins
Garden, Florida, has been in town this we-A.
HoME.--F. L. Fiske arrived home from his
tive months sojourn at the East on Thursday
evening.
MURRAY.-James Murray, son OF Bronson
Murray, well known to old settlers, has been
in town this week, --
SToNE.-SJ. 6. Stone, well known 70 lU oil
settlers of this county, now Of Chicago, ws'
in town yesterday.
MISUNDERSTANDING the passengers on tn
Inflated steamship Herder was Mrs. Emu
Wertheim, of La Sale.
FLANAGAS-John Flanagan, Of D. Heen6n
& Co., Streator, who has been in New York
for some weeks past, returned home This
week.
DAN.-D. S. Roberts, of Ottawa, has re
turned from a months sojourn in the Buck
eye State tHis visit there had no political
signifcance.)
METH. Rev. Geo. L. S. Stuff, pastor Of
the ..iethodist Church in Ottawa quarter OF
a century ago, and his wife are the guests for
a few days of W. f. Bowman.
DoNovAS.-Rev Father Donovan, OF this
city, gave free lecture in streator on last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being the an
niyersary of the birth OF Father Matthew.
CnICAGo.-Miss Matte Mitchell, Of the Of
tawa Telephone Exchange, has been visiting
in Chicago during the past week. Miss
Thompson has taken her place at the switch.
board.
PHILLIPs.-Cal. G.. Phillips has returned
from his Minnesota trip. He will remain
here for time and will then probably &C.
company his brother W. H., to Florida, to
look after their orange groves.
DRUITT.--John II. Druitt has so far recov-
cred his health as to be able to appear in the
Circuit Court room this week. He is very
hopeful now he is on the road to complete
recovery, and his many friends congratulate
him.
HoxIE.-C. W. Hoxie has returned from
his three weeks trip through Iowa and Ne
braska. Like nearly all others who 90 west
with the expectation of buying, c. y. made
the purchase of half section, located only
about seven miles from Lincoln, Neb.
WEsT.-Mrs. w. L. Gibson and Miss Belle
Gibson, her daughter, have gone to their new
home ia Eldorado Ka. Miss MaeKinlay &C
companied them, but will also visit Pueblo,
Col, where her brothers are in business.
LEN3EN. - Prof. Lenzen, of Peru, has asso-
clated himself with s. S. Willis and will PLAY
first violin in the latter's orchestra. Prot
Lenzen is a thoroughly cultivated and prac
ticed vlolinist, and will be an addition to o.
tawa's musical society. He has not moved
to Ottawa, but will come here on an hour
notice on any occasion.
LEIGHToN.-J II. Leighton's new glas.
paper, The american Glass Worker, appeared
on yesterday morning. II is a seven.column
| folio, devoted to the interests Of glass work
ers in all branches of the trade. tits a newsy
paper for first number, and should he a sue.
| cessful venture, being the only paper Of its
kind in America.
CooK.-Mr. D. A. Cook has brought to OF.
| tawa for his children one Of the famous bur
|
ros, the transportation facilities" OF the
western mountains. This little cherub is
about half grown, weighing about lbs lbs.
| The burro is one OF the most remarkable ami.
mails in the world; very strong, great endur-
ance, living on the ofIal Of camps or anything
that can be chewed, and withal as affection
ate and gentle as dog.
SCHoBERT.-Mr. John Schubert, OF Morris,
was in town on Tuesday, on farewell visit
to his friends, preparatory to leaving this
state for Marshalltowu, Iowa. lie has asso.
ciated himself again with his old partner. Mr..
Baum, and they will to-day open a dry goods
store in Marshalltown. We are sorry John
! is going so far away from ottawa, for his pc
riodical visits have been very pleasant to his
| friends hcreabouts.