The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-31
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DA.-John l.. Grove and Cyrus Debolt have
gone to Dakota.
LoCKwoop.--Miss Minnie Lockwood has
gone to Wisconsin.
SMITH. Fred smith, now of Bloomington
is IL town this week.
M0RsE.-Msses Nina aud Minnie Morse
OF Evanston, are in the city.
DAK.--J. II. Druitt has gone to Dakota on
Il Two weeks business trip.
GEHRIS0.-Mr. G.. Gehrng has purchased
Dr. Vance sNresidence on the East Side.
WALKER.--Mrs. L. \. Walker, OF Chicago,
has been visiting her friends here this week.
HoNR.--A. Frank, the clothlcr, has return
ed from his visit among eastern clothing
makers.
FRANK. 49, Frank Hossack on Monday left
the city for his new home In Valparaiso,
Kansas.
EDMUNDs. Geo. 9. Edmunds is now night
operator and ticket agent al the Rock Island
depot in this city.
DEP.--Will l.. K. Milligan on Monday en-
tiers the shorifl's office as deputy. Capt. L
Ii, Smith resigns.
WESTWARD. Duke" Swee: and George
Griffith will leave for their Kansas farms and
polish mine next week"
fRlCE.--Mr Chis. Free will leave Ottawa
shortly for Omaha. where he has a lucrative
appointment rendered him
THANKs.-Our thanks are due to Z. C.iIitt,
at Springfield, for valuable state documents,
The last lot was especially acceptable.
DUNCAN. MIR. Duncan, of Hummer Il
Duncan, has rented house on the west side
and will soon move his family from Ia Sale
to this city
ALLEN.-F. 8 Allen, the Streator architect,
after spending about five months in travel
through Europe, has returned ana w-s in
this city one day this week.
CHICAGO. james +. Armstrong, principal
of the high school at Arlington Heights,
brothers and sisters in thi, city.
JoIE-Mr5. II. q. Cotton entertained the
Jois de Ete on Thursday evening last. There
was a housefull Of young people aud pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
Ur--Mr. John Stout is announced else.
where rs candidate for Justice Of the
Peace. No one will deny that MIR Stout
would make an excellent justice, aud will
undoubtedly poll big vote.
BULLOCK. Nclrs: "Dr. Frank W.
Bullock, OF NermillionvIlle, Is reported dan
gcrously i'll from some difficulty Of the head
affecting the brain. Since his sudden attack
last Saturday he had been steadily getting
worse up t. last report"
FARMER.--J. MegatliD and two sons left
Ottawa on Tuesday for northern Iowa, where
they will engage in farming during the sum
mer. The very contemplation of out door
work seemed 10 bring TO Joe's face q ruddier
color than il has borne for years past
HAMMoNp.-Our genial correspondent, ~.
D. H." writes US from San Antonio, Texas,
that he is about to push on to Mexico, his
route being San Antonio, MONTEREY, Ell Paso,
chihuahua, Santa Fe, Denver and East.
He promises us some more letters as soon az
he can find time from pressure of business to
write them.
LAw-Mendota Bailetin; AT the exatnina-
ton of law students for admission to the bar,
before the appellate court Mt Chicago last
week, among the successful applicants was
our contemporary and fellow townsman, Otto
F. Kieselbach, editor of the Mendoza he
porter, who stood at the head Of the class,
and is now full.hedged attorney at law, on
which new honor the Bulletin congratulates
him"