The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-17
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J RALpH.--Rslph Grdley, Of Chicago, was
In town this week.
| LINAN.--R. d. Lyman has returned from
his winter trip to Canada.
TlTus.-.Mr. W. b. Titus and wife returned
this week from their trip TO Florida.
DYER.-Ralph Dyer graduated this week
at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Chcsgo.
BARNVN. Mrs. 0. 5. Bsrnum, OF Mon.
| mouth, is spending few days with Mrs. II.
A. Butler.
EBERsoL. MIR. Amos Rbersoi ia still cou.
fined TO his home by Illness. His improve
ment 10 slow.
NEB. John Post and Mr.. Thompson, Of
SO. Ottawa, have gone to a farm 20 miles
from Lincoln, Neb
CusHMAN.--Mrs. Cushman and Miss Mabel
Cushman are In the city after an absence Of
several months in Minnesota.
BELL.-Henry Bcllinghausen, for many
years the supervisor Of Peru, is the coming
man" for mayor Of that city.
AhFs.-Miss Luretta Carson, Of Fall River,
left on Tuesday for Ames, Iowa, where she
will graduate at the college soon.
BART.--T. b. McDonough, now q practic-
ing attorney at 30 Portland Block, Chicago,
was in the city this week on business.
GoNpoLP.-E. J. Gondolf, formerly with
II. j. Gillen, and At one time No. 1 typo
is now a salesman In the Nine Cent Store.
STOCK. Morton Van Buren, has moved In.
TO the Post mansion In Grand Rapids, and is
going into stock raising quite extensively.
SIC. MIR. Thos. D. Catlin and Mr.. Arthur
J. Cation were among the guests at the Gath
banquet Of the Sigma Phi Fraternity held at
the Leland, Chicago, on Thursday evening.
Sow.--C!ark x Fyfc are now located In the
store formerly occupied by C. ". Hoxie,
which hiss been fixed up In frst-clsss shape.
They present q neat and tasteful appearance.
HULL.-Mr. Horace Hull entertained the
'Joie Dc Vie" Climb on last Thursday evening
The attendance was larger than usual, about
40 being present, and the party was most
pleasant une.
FIsKE.-F. l.. Fiske, Esq, arrived home on !
last Friday night from his eastern trip. !
While In New York he sprained his ankle |
badly BY fall, and since his return has been |
nursing the wounded nc nter.
PERKINS. y. Perkins, r.. Is The maine Of
the newcomer at l.. Perkins, on the east
side. 1t Is hard TO tell which Is the more
"broke up''-Lo.e or the Fire Department.;
Tor l0-pouDd heir lie not born every day,
yCu know.
ARNoLD.-On Wednesday evening last
week Miss A. Arnold, daughter of Stephen
Arnold, recorder, was treated to surprise
party by some IS friends The occasion WAS
most plessan. one aud those present we're
delighted.
RRDDlcK. Hon. Vim. Reddick has been
eppeinted one OF the trustees OF the Kanka.
rec Insane Asylum. Mr.. Reddick has been
member Of tina. body since its inception,
md his disappointment 10 but a meritec
compliment for faithful services In the r a,
BoYLE.--La Sale Dsnsosrat: ~. c. Al,
Il Ottawa, 10 q candidate for c'' $780,
70 gentleman stands higheri' mi. n-o,s..,on
Ind VIC dare say MIR. Boy a VIII, b. ,r,umnh
'nsly elected" Yes :. c.. seem. to have
walk away" On oils ha,d a, as the ease now
tands,
BaAD.--Chsrles L. Bradford 10 announced
his week as es'aa' date for city clerk. We
lont know OF s"sS one who would make
better clerk thin Mr.. Bradford. He has had
COCA man. years. experience In just this
Ind OF work. he can make splendid rec.
'rd; 10 IA square" man, reliable, ambitious,
'sitefal--iast Whist the city wsnss OF q ser.
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