The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-18
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! LEAAS.-Henry fSest has gous' % Texas !of
| esw weeks.
HAIL--Mrs. W 8..Hall, of NJ. Pleasant, Ia.,
b in the city
TAyLoR.-Miss LIZ Taylor, of Eairbury, is the
Caest OF Miss Fannie Oeman.
GRIG6s.-E, Y. Criggs and Clarence Griggs
sIft on Tuesday for .he south.
CowLEs.-Mr. Cowles Of Marley, Jordan 8.
Cowles, was on the sick list yesterday.
Wssg.-Messrs. G, Gehring ansl A. T. Schoch
gSe making tour through Kansas and Nebras.
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MEGAFYIN.-Mr Zoe, Megahln spent the week
ct Mt. Vernon, attending the Grand Lodge of
Royal Templars.
HOssACK. Frank Aossack formerly Of Ben
>ett s. Bales, will take charge of The American
Express wagon.
Mc.--Lillie McClsezy, OF Black Hawk, Col, is
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Mari Thompson on
the west side.
transcription: eli Ssrawn, Buckley,
al., a former old resident of Ottawa, is in this
city visiting relatives"
HEss--Mr. c. f., Hess, fn6ing travelling to
Dayton every day after business 3 bore, will re-
move his residence 20 this city.
S,aP1E.-Mr. Ferry, Sample, for some years
with Porter, is nov at Booth I&;hendalrs, at the
head of their implement department.
VIsrToRs. Mrs. NJ. l.. Br9!ong Milwaukee,
and Nrs. w 4. Adams, Detroit, are the guests
OF Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Spicer, their cousins.
PmEIl+. Mr.. y. r. phclrs and family, for q.
great many ycars respected residents of this city,
removed this week to Independence, Kansas.
SuorT's. Mics, Katie Montgomery, formerly
with Mrs. O'Mesra later at MarseNles, will be IL
Scott Bros. IL Co.'s millinGgr department in the
nes store.
RoBERrs,--Nr. AL. Roberts is again on Man
ley, Jordan IL 9owlcss fo.nc, In the capacity OF
traveller for their jobbing trade. He is row in
town for few days.
JEKYLL.-MT George Ghyll. late of tbs Tile
Works OF this city, has gone INTO the manufac-
sure Of sash ard doors at Kansas City, Mo. 1t is
regretted that Mr.. Iokyll leaves Ottawa, yet
all Ottawa people win wish him good luck.
MC-Frs Press. Mate McDougall will soon
return to his old plane behind the counters at
Hattenhaler's drug store, and streasor people
are glad oiit" Mr.. McD. has made many friends
in Ottawa.who will be sorry to see him 20 away.
PRICE Mrs. PfGe, whose first visit to Ottawa
was, we believe, 10, assist Miss julia Moran at
her benefit has during the past few days been
the guast of her sister, Mrs. j. Il. leighton.
She ssAg At the Episcopal church on last Sun
day raarnng She has been foo some years
member of Tri2ity church choir, Chicago.
J. y. H.--Jchn ID. Hammond. "cosmopolite,"
as all, Oswego, y. Y, paper calls hi.n, was here
on Tuesday netween two traips> He left Chicago.
on "Wednesday morning for California ria the A.,
T. Y 8. Fe aDd s. p routes. He will stop at Al
bauuerque Tucson, Yums, and various points,
en- the COAST He promises Us some interesting
| notes 4 his time permits.
/ DLNEr. On Monday last the firm OF Dinet,
Nackboar Il Co., dry goods, threw opeR theiT
| doors for trade at Joliet. The head of the firm,
| A. L. Dinet is well remembered in Ottawa
member of the old foree Of d. Heenap & Co.,
and later travelling salesman for Carson ,Pirie,
Scott " Co, of Chicago. He is thorough busi-
ness man, and Jolie. people will find him man
they can trade with ia full confidence,
| PERKINs.-Mr. Noah c. Perkins left the city on
Tuesday, ria the Rock Island route, for the IA
nous and rich Silver King mine in Arizona,
where his father.in- is located IS underground
boss This mine is located just across (west) the
Pinal range Of mountains fem Globe City,
where Hon. John Hise and sons now reside. Mr.,
Perkins hiss not yet decided whether he will re,
nam la The Territory or reG&ru home.
ST. JoHN-The Philadelphia North Anaersd1s
| Hangtaaopfr says in a recent issue "The Rock
island system is a model one in every respect"
which all La Sale county people will endorse,
as well as the further fact at is but fsir to say
tno man has worked harder than Mr.. f. st, John.
1.-THE general passenger and ticket agent, TO bring
the road up to its approximate perfection, and,
IN consequence, is very popular with the travel
ing public"
| JoRDAN.-The G. A. K. of Peoria, gave Camp
Fire" in that city last week; and in notice of
tue play the TranscriDt thus speaks of lady well
known in Ottawa Miss Kate d. Jordan as The
Daughter Of the Regiment was the special fea-
ture of The evening, She carried herself in an