The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

Evanston 10 attend school.
MC.-Mrs DR.. Macarthur and daughters
have returned from their eastern trip.
MEARs-Mr. Alfred MearS has gone 10
Montreal to finish his veterinary studies.
ORR.-Miss Jessie Orr has been visitng
Mrs. W. j. Tisslin, at Streator, this week.
HoME.-Mr and Mrs. Clarence Griggs
have returned from their wedding journey
SwERT.-Gco. Sweet has returned from
Kansas, and will spend the winter in Ottawa.
Bow.-Mrs. and Miss Bowman, OF Blaine,
H., mother and sister Of our p. NJ, are IN
town.
KING.-James King, who has been in Kan
sas for the last eighteen months, is here on
visit.
HoRN.-Miss Hattie Horn, OF Lincoln,
Neb., formerly OF this city, is here on visit
to her many friends.
BoYLE.-City Attorney Boyle has removed
his Office from the Cameron block back to
the opera house block.
MILLER. Mrs. T. c. Miller, Of Lincoln,
Nebraska, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daniel
Roberts, and other friends in this city
l
dren, Of San Jose, California, are visiting at
the residence of B. NJ. Boyle, South Ottawa.
JUDD.-E. J. Judd, young attorney OF
Chicago, formerly in the law office OF Judge
Eldredge, is here on business IN TIE supreme
court.
ANK.-Frank Yentzer went to Indian
apois this week to take in the Indiana State
Fair showing Porter's new improvements in
haying tools.
STARCH. Thomas Downey, late foreman
Of the Ottawa starch works, has accepted 4
similar position at Blue Island, and is now
located there.
WLL.-Will Kaufman was in town Sun
day. Will finds these little business trips"
quite enjoyable-such II convenient day to
see "his men"
HARTMAN. Hartman, proprietor of the
Main street auction store, was called to Cold
wator, Mich, Thursday evening by the sud
den death Of brother.
MAsoNIo.-James McManus and I. W. d.
Crane, of this city, went to La sale on Wed.
nesday evening to assist in comforting the
third degree of Masonry in Acacia Lodge.
GARvIN-Albert Garvin, assistant deputy
warden of tie penitentary at Joliet, is the
guest Of l.. a. Rising. \ big hunt is in pro
ject in his honor by Mr.. Rising and Others.
PORrER.-). L. Porter took in the Illinois
State Fair at Chicago, this week, showing his
Hay Carrier and his new Hay Loader, which
attracted not a little attention from the fer.
mers.
GooDELL- Leadville (Col,) Chronicle: Mrs.
X. L. Goodell will leave Denver on Saturday
next Sept. 22) for Philadelphia to place her
son Eaton in school. She will be absent for
ak weeks"
MAT.-Mat. Kennedy, the popular c. i. IL
@. conductor, has returned from his pleasure
trip east, and has charge of his run again.
HIS friends greet him as though he'd been
away for a decade.
MARRIED. Will \. Biliows, q former typo
Of this city, now of Elkhart, Ind, was mar,
ried in that city this week to Miss Ellis.
The many friends here would be pleased to
see Mr.. and Mrs. Billows on their wedding
trip.
ECKFLs-Mr. james Il. EckelS will retire
from the county cl ,ri's office, having joined
Judge II. +. Gilbert, forming the new legal
firm of Gilbert Il Eckcls, with their Office in
Futterer Il Metzger's block, east of the court
house.
FORBES MIR. Chas. Forbes, whose injuries
by being thrown from a buggy last Friday
evening were noted in the last issue of the
FREE TRADER, has about recovered from the
effects OF the fall and is able to be about his
business.
HowARD.-ti. w. Howard and family, OF
Marselles, start on Monday for Los Angeles,
California, where they will reside in the fu-
ture. They Join company with Mr.. Cutler
and family, who leave at the same time for
San Francisco.
INJURED.-Al5ert Heron, OF La Sale, en-
ployed by The canal commissioners, suffered
severe injury TO one Of his fingers few
days since. After being dressed by La
Sale physician, Mr.. Heron came to Ottawa
for better treatment, and DR.. Bascom dressed
the injured member.
STRAwN. Mr.. Abner Strawn captured
premiums at the Illinois State Fair, this
week, as follows: Shropshire downs, best
ram lamb under one year; Cotswolds, second
best ram lamb under one year old; first and
seconds, best eve two years old and over,
and best eve lamb under one year.
OrTAwA.-Mr. Edward Eshleman, Of Otta-
wa, Kansas, is visiting in this city. He is
the husband of the lady who recently found
her father, Larkn Milar, after search Of
nearly lifetime. The whole story is one o.
great interest and could be made the foun.
dation of an interesting romance.
REv.-Rev. NJ. Stamm, pastor Of the Ger.
man Evangelical church Of this city. leaves
to-day for Allentown, Penn, as delegate to
the annual conference Of his society, which
convenes on the 4th proximo. His pulpit
will be filled Oct. 9TH by Rev. j. Keller, OF
Naperville, and on the l4th and 2lst by Rev.
II. Bucks, Of Plainfield
DAY.-On Tuesday night Rev. Mr. Day, Of
the Congregational church, was welcomed to
his new home in the way OF a gathering of
friends There was music by Mr.. Kendall
and Miss Grant, and little speeches of well |