The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-29

NEElY.-Wil F. Nicely, of Dakota, has re
turned 10 Ottawa for the winter.
CHA,-Charley Gushing and family, OF
Princeton spent Sunday in Ottawa.
SIoK.-Mr. VIII Lewis has been confined tC
his home on the west side by severe Illness.
FURsT.-Mrs VIM. Furst, of Denver, is Wis
ting the family of her father, Mayor Allen
FRANK--Frank Finncrty, who spent tn,
past year in Dakota has returned to Ottawa
for the winter
CARToN.-Mr. John Carton, of Acklev, la.
spent the week with his fathcrin-law, ). W
Raymond Esq.
YouNG.-,J. d. Young has been laid up fol-
the past fortnight with illness but is now on
the road to recovery.
TwIys.-Mr and Mrs. w. E. Prichard,-
boys. The parents are the happiest persons
in the United States.
SUMMERS Mr. w. s Summers lecture be
fore the High School on Friday evening, last
week, was decided success
KILBY.--H NJ. Kilby and family have re.
turned from Dakota, where Mrs. Kilby and
the baby spent the last few months.
mlngton, spent Thanksgiving in this city with
Mrs. Warmers father, Dr. Hopkins and fam.
lily.
CoNGREss-Hon. William Cullen left for
Washington yesterday to attend the closing
session Of congress which cOnvcnes on Mon
day.
BLACK Prank Black, recently returned
from Florida, has gone to Columbus, Ohio, to
take situation in the Office OF Secretary of
State Newman.
HARRIs-Mrs. V. G. Harris, Of Ottawa,
Kansas, has been brought to her old home in
Deer Park, in very enfeebled condition. Her
friends hope for speedy recovery.
NEw-"J. ID. H." Is to-day, probably, in
New Orleans and writing from Cincinnati the
other day promised the FREE TRADER readers
some articles on the great Worlds Fair, or
Cotton Centennial To open there soon.
NAsH.-It is with regret that the FREE IRA
DER announces the serious Illness of Mr. II.
G. Nash OF the First National Bank, who has
been confined to his house on Paul Street
during the past week by pneumonia. The last
reports however, place him beyond all dan
ger.
WASN'T and Mrs. Hosea Williams enter.
tanned a large party of young people at their
home in East Ottawa on last Wednesday ven.
ing, There was dancing, and the evening
was very happily spent by all present. \
number of guests from Dayton aud the coun-
try werc present,
FowIER.-Yorkvile RecOrd: ave hear that
Mr. J II Fowler has sold his residence in
Newark to party living near Lisbon for 5000
Mr. Fowler has entered into partnership in
the law business with his brother Chase Of
the near future
FKED.--After Monday next patrons OF
"Mitch's" will miss the genial countenancc
OF Fred Geiger, who has for two wears or
more distributed the tweed" in various forms
to the pampered appetites of the multitude.
Having been faithful over few hlngs, Fred
goes HIGHER, into the factory up stairs to take
acoursr In the science of cigar making, to
emerge again typical "No. Z" man
REYEoLDs.-Dr. c. w. Reynolds, one of our
Oldest and most highly respected citizens, has
been obliged to leave Ottawa for warmer
climate on account Of his health. He started
few days ago for Lamar, in southwestern
Missouri where he has brother residing;
being accompanied by his laughter, Mr. +.
A. Perry, and her two children. II is TO Ice
hoped that the change will prove Of great ben
eft 10 the doctor, out he will be greatly
missed here, where he has resided for over 80
years Mrs. Perry viii return to Illinois in
the spring
EcKELs.-La Sale Democrat Press: "Mr.
JAS. II Eckels, Esq, of the law firm Of G1-
bert ~ Eckcls, starts soon for the east to be
gone several weeks Mr. Eckcs is one Of the
brightest young men in this county, and by
his able, clear-hcad and ringing speeches in
tie campaign just closed, and his grand plan
mug as secretary or the county central com
mittec, the Democrats owe to him much for
the defeat Of the Republican party. Mr. Eek
els is intimately acquainted with Mr.. Cleve-
land, and will call ON the president elect he.
fore his rcturn.n
CHNNDLER.--Miss Anna NJ. Chandler, for II
number of years a member of the Ottawa
High School corps Of teachers has resigned
and on Thursday last started for Washn ton
city, where she has accepted a position in IL
fashionable private school. Miss Chandler
has been identified with the High School since
IL organization, and has been one of the most
successful te"chers ever in Ottawa, beloved
by her pupils and respected by the entire
city. She leaves behind her the most pleas.
ant recOllectlons, and it il the earnest wish OF
the people Of Ottawa that she will he entirely
successful in the future.
The first American inscription upon the
oheliSk, now standing in Central Park, New
York, VIII be; use DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
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