The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02

CmAp.-C. B. Chapman, the attorney, is In
Springfield on legal business.

CuAP.-C. r, Chapman, the attorney, is II
Springfield on legal business.
MooRE.-Mrs. G, f. Moore, Of this city
has gone on Visit to Nebraska.
HoUsE.-R j. Rhodes, of the first ward
has the foundation built for new residence
TO be erected on Christie street
MARBLE baldwin aud Prlseler have loca
ted their marble works In the old carriage
factory just north Of the Methodist church.
BRYANT Alderman Charles Bryant, of the
fourth ward, has accepted position IN the
La Sale glass works, which are to be started
soon.
sAFE.--John Cooper travelling salesman
for the Warner Safe Co., Rochester has
been visiting his brother, Thos, w, Of this
city, during the past week.
PATENTS Among the patents issued Jan
Goth was one to JOhn Q Adams, Narcotics,
for a grinding mill, and another TO John
Gross, Ottawa, for an extension tile,
GALLAouER.--H, NJ. Gallagher, of Peru,
one OF the most prominent of the west end
attorneys, let the light Of his genial countc-
nance shine upon Ottawa on Wednesday,
CLOSING We are sorry to see that our
Young townsmen, Work Il Gardner, have
been Obliged to close out their business in
Morris. Dizziness of trade In that city was
the cause,
, LAKE. WIN. Leake and family, old resi-
dents of South Ottawa, have sold their prop.
erty in this city and on Tuesday a4t left tor
Lawrence county down on the Wabash"
where they will engage in farming.
STRAwY.-Miss Cora Armstrong has re
Gently returned to her home in this county
from Toledo, OHIO. On Tuesday evening
Miss sna Strawn gave tea in her honor
which was attended BY number of the
young people of the city
BURNS. It w. d. Crane and Duncan Nc
Dougall, OF Ottawa, were at the Barns Festl.
val IN Waltbsm township on Friday evening
Last. The former made the annual address,
and the latter responded to the toast, the
Land Of Our Adoption"
FRANK.-A. Frank, the clo,hier, left Oita-
wa on Monday for Baltimore, where he has
gone TO select his spring and summer goods.
But this Is not all-on his return 1t is e1
pected he will bring his bride with him, and
congratulations will be IN order.
Iowa. Mr. John Schobert, of Marshall.
town, Iowa, was In this city on Sunday, visit.
ing friends and parents. Mr.. Schobert, With
his partner late of Morris, have been in
Marshalltown hut short time comparative.
Iy, but have already become one OF the solid
firms of the place. II ali comes from their
old Illinois training, OF course
uNDRRuuI..- The FREE TRADER man had
1 he pleasure Of shaking hands few days ago
with Esquire Underhill, Of Peru. The Squire
has been In Dakota during the summer and +
fall Just past, and 1t would seem he had /
found the fountain Of perpetual youth, for
The past decade instead OF adding TO his
weight OF years seems to have taken from
hem.
RHODES 1t may not be generally known
that Ottawa has ~ q citizen the orr ginal inven /
Jor, as he claims, Of the hay carrier Such at
east Thom as Rhodes claims to be- The orig 5
nal invention was designed for the use Of I
miners who we're prospecting. One man
,ould work in the shaft and By means OF this y
machine hoist and dump the buckets and 4,
lriDr them back :" thu mine nlLnuut anJ
,ther assistance or without himself coming
. the surface. Mr., Rhodes has one OF I'm
perfected, on exhibition at the
ounty boiler house, where IL IS used 10 car.
y ashes from the boilers. L