The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-01
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PnELps.-C. 5. Phelps has gone to Council
Grove, Ka.
GIRL.-James A. Hossack bushes to murmur
"It's girl"
/ LELANp.-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Leland, Eldora
do, Kas., are in the city.
! WARNER.-Miss Fannie Warner (aee Hopkins)
is in the city.
RIALE. w. G.. Riale expects 10 occupy hi
new residence some time next week.
JoIIET.-Mlsses Susie and Anna Sehring, o.
Jolit, are visiting friends in this city.
GAYNoR-Miss Jennie Gaynor, La Sale, is Wis
itng friends in this city.
SrsTERs.-Sisters Mary Aquina and Loretins
formerly Emma and Mary Kirwan) are in the
city.
BuRKE.-Edward J. Burke, Chicago, formerly
Of this city, was in town on business this week.
PAINT.--John Martin and Archie Hossack,
young men well known in their line, have forme
a partnership in the painting business.
/ WMs.-Co. supt. of Schools, X. Williams, was
in town Thursday.
MAE-Peru Netcs, miss Mae Stormont, OF
Ottawa, is visiting at Mrs. John Snyder"
ELIZA --Tonica Ne,cs: 'Mss Eliza Porter OF
Ottawa, is visiting at s. G. Moore's."
QUIN.-Q. D. Whitman, of Creston, Ia, form
erly of this city, was in town this week.
CURTIS. Miss Sarah Curtis is visiting with
the Misses Orr
MAY.-Aurora Beacon: Miss May Blanchard,
of Ottawa, was the guest Of Miss Carrie Clark
last week.
KuYL.-Mr. Kuyl, OF Baldwin & Kuyl, marble
workers, has gone to France, his former home,
on visit.
PATTERsoN-A I. Patterson, OF Streator, was
shaking hands with his Ottawa friends on Wed.
nesday.
KING.-Mr. s. Z. King has returned from the
hot Springs, but Mrs. King and Miss Gertie
King will remain for some time longer.
STEER. Frank Szer has been appointed chief
clerk in the Office of the Surveyor General for
Montana with headquarters at Heleaa.
DRUITT.-J II. Druitt, whose dangerous con-
ditiOn was noted last week, was reported better
yesterday with some chances of recovery.
THoRP-Aurora Ne,Cs: "Mr d. r. A. Thorp,
Superintendent OF the pullc schools of Ottawa,
is in the city looking over our schools and visit.
ing friends"
DAYHorF.-J j. c. Dayhotf has been appointed
at this place. The appointment is good one,
as the young man is energetic, and, We feel con-
fdent, competent
VAUGuEY.-State Register, Springfield: "Repre
tative Vaughey is here looking after the canal
movement, watching it's interests with his whole
attention. He is life time democrat and one of
the leaders Of the house.
HARRIs.-Dr J. o. Harris returned on We'd
nesday last from his Texas trip, where the Doctor
has been, and what he thinks OF the country
readers of the FREE TRADER know through his
interesting letters.
GRAY-Peru Ne,ps: "Mr. John Gray, OF La
Sale, is on the war path for reelection super
visor, and we fancy that he will have walk over.
His record is unblemished, and the people think
he has filed the bill to dot"
CLARK.-Aliss Lottie Clark, of Utica, in the
Peru .Nstcs pleads mot guilty" to the charge Of
being the authoress OF "Azaleas" poems, some Of
which have been published in the FREE TRADER.
We might add the most positive testimony in
her behalf.
WMs-Streator Free Press: 1.-The report that
County Superintendent Williams would not be a
candidate for re election is contradicted by good
authority Mr.. Williams is everywhere respect
ed in educational circles, and his withdrawal
from official life would be universally regret
ted"
DUNCAN.--J. ". Duncan, who has opened his
law Office in Camerons block, has nicely fitted
up room, supplied with a magnificent law Ii
brary and other necessary appurtenances to an
attorneys business. The firm of Duncan 81
OConor still remains intact; the former will
look after the business at the county seat, while
the latter remains in La Sale.
DrCKEY.-On Tuesday last Mrs. Jesse Dickey
broug hit to this city, va the c., b. II O. route,
the body of Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Dickey's baby,
who died some months ago in Cookston, MINI.
number of Ottawa friends met Mrs. D. and the
body at the cars, and thence proceeded to the
cemetery, where the child was buried In the fami-
Iy lot, Rev. Mr.. Gregg reading the service.
LARRY.-Larry has our congratulations. Says
the Free Press: That distinguished patriot and
Mr.. f. L. Donaghho, who dis
seminates intellectual nourishment TO the people,
OF this village, is laying up for himself treasures
on earth. He is building mansion made with
hands, which will be sufficiently eternal for him
as long as he remains on this mundane sphere. |
II will not be located in Paradise, but close
on the confines Of It as these letters Of clay viii
the street called West Kent and in
the town OF Streator.'