The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

bRANT.-M MISS Delle Grant sang IN La sale
on Thursday night.
Bow. Postmaster Bowman and wife have
gone to Kansas City for a weeks visit.
MCM.--Will McMullcn now occupies his
new store on La Sale street.
IrLuFF-Nlss Ray Ielufi, OF this city, hes
gone to Missouri to reside permanently with
an uncle.
Ross.-Ross M.tchelYs many friends in
this city will fnd him now behind the coun-
tcrs Of the Cent Store.
BLACK. W. q. Black, young farmer of
Waltham township, will remove next week
to Il valuable farm he has purchased near
Crcston, Iowa.
MIrcH.-ArthurJ. Mitchell and family, Chi.
cago, spent a few day this week with their
friends and relatives in Ottawa.
GUEsTs.-Miss Hayes, Chicago Messrs. |.
c. Rogers, and c. \. BARREN, New York, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Rogers.
ECKELs.-Mr. James II. Eckes, Of this
city, will deliver \ lecture in the Streator
Opera House tomorrow evening, entitled,
Forces of Our Social System"
NAsu.-Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nash returned
from their wedding journey on Saturday
evening last, and are this week being again
congratulated by their many friends.
DUKE."-George W. Sweet left again for
Kansas on Tuesday much to the regret Of
ms many friends in Ottawa, who would have
been pleased to have had him remain at lcu>,
until spring.
CLARK. Professor T. II. Clark, of the
Aurora High School, who has been suffering
with malignant diphthcria, is growing better
slowly, and is row considered out Of danger.
PRoUD.-F. y. Kendall justly boasts of
having the handsomest showcase, for Il
hardware store, west of--well London or
Paris, II is double decker, with an attic
and sub BASEMENT.
HEss.-L. ". Hess, of this city, has re,
cciyed the appointment Of correspondent for
the Spirit IF the TcjHcS, New York. We can
assure the publishers that Mr.. Hess will
watch well their interests in this vicinity.
WALrHER. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Walther,
OF this city, celebrated their silver wedding
on Sunday last a reception of their friends
was given on Monday evening, which was a
very pleasant OCCASION, We trust this cX-
cellcut couple will live to celebrate their
golden aud even diamond wedding.
FOWLER. Fowler, of this city,
represented the +. Y. Griggs Temple, ?. c.,
at the special session Of the Suprcma Tenn
object of the session was to take action upon
the strong opposition TO the Circle evi2ced
by the Sovereign Grard Lodge Of odd Eel.
lows.
HANsMAN.-We see by the Streator papers
that our former townsman, Jos. Hansmau,
with Mrs Cnas Stafford has purchased the
management of the new Plumb Hotel, Strea.
tor. Mr. II. has had not lttle experience
in hotel keeping in Pontiac and Galcsburg,
and has the reputation Of being an excellent
BOniface Success to him.
JUDGE.-James H. Fleming, formerly of
Ottawa, now located at Hastings, Nebraska,
has been nominated by the republicans for
county Judge. This is an endorsement Of a
very worthy young attorney, that Mr.. Elem
ing's friends here are pleased to see, for he
WAS very pOpulai Will All SihSocS' pSS'''o
his knowledge of law, "Jim" knows how to
write good newspaper article, having once
served as 'local" for the Repub'icaa of this
city.
GILLEN.--H. j. Gilen, jr., for so many
years the popular salesman with his uncle,
II. J. Gillen, at the cold Reliable,' and
more recently for few months with Scott
Bros. " Co., has severed his connection with
the latter for what he considers more
desirable and lucrative position in the house
of ?. f. Ryan IL Co., Chicago. He is fol-
lowed by the best wishes of hosts of friends,
who wish him all success in making the
change.
GooD.-State's Attorney Brewer and Sheriff
Millgan certainly deserve the thanks Of this
county for their untring energy and excel.
lent management in bringing the man Rus
sell 20 do state service at Joliet. They have
rid the country OF a desperate man, in case
bcsct with difficulties and their work in this
case, as in others to which they have turned
their hands, shows that La Sale county
never had more faithful work in their respec
tir, ,tIians