The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-29
,ext week 10 purchase fall and winter goods.

next week to purchase fall and winter goods.
He promises to bring back an elegant stock
of clothing for his customers.
MoRGAN.-J. d. Morgan, after a brief
period of inaction, has resumed work. he
is now travelling agent for With Dickie'
Chicago tobacco house
PARK.-Miss Carrie Kelly, of Chicago,
and Mrs. O'Neil, of Streator, made visit
to Deer Park, the Canyons, etc, under the
direction of j. d. II. yesterday.
DAyIp.-Miss Maud David, of Streator,
has been acting as temporary operator at the
central Office this week, in the place of Miss
Hattie Jekyl, now Mrs. Denig.
WATERM ,Y.-lnyitations have been ISIS d
by Chase Fowler and wife for the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Mary E. Waterman
to Irving B. Lovejoy, September ID.
WusoY.-Miss Florence Wilson, who had
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. Paul, while
on her way back from years trip to the
far west, left for her Ohio home Monday.
EYGLIsH.--Miss Allie English, of Kenosha,
who has made at Mr. John Leonard's, returns
home to-day, accompanied by Charles Rus
sell AMI daughter, who will remain few
days.
McDouGALL.-DuncanM cDougall LETT Sun
day for a business trip to St. Paul and Min
neapois, returning tomorrow. lie will
also probably take in Winnipeg, Manitoba's
capital,
HoME.-Mr. and Mrs. viii Seely, Mrs. c.
D. Trimble and daughters, Misses Elsie and
Fannie Trimble, return home from Baraboo,
Wis, today, where the party had made
prolonged summer visit.
BEAUBIEN.-.Senec ca Record: Henry Beau
bien, of Ottawa, made his regular weekly
visit in Seneca last Monday evening. There
must certainly be some attraction up here
for Henry-perhaps he is going into the
lumber business.
HooK.-Arthur Hook has been spending
his time this week at Joliet and Chicago. He
has Is lady admirers in the Stone City and
II in the Garden City, with few more
wards to hear from-in fact, Art has sincere
friends on all sides.
RECEPTION are out for a formal
reception and dancing party, to be given
next Tuesday by willard Gentleman, Esq,
and sister, Miss Daisy Gentleman. 1t will
be an elaborate affair, and one one of the
notable society events of the season.
WuMs.-Prof. Willis has gone east attend
ing a convention at Niagara Falls, and will
return the end of next week. During his
stay the Professor will look up novelties in
his profession. Willis orchestra, famous
throughout this region, is always up to the
times in its demand for new music.
BosroN-- Thursday next Miss Mabel
Phipps, accompanied by her mother; Miss
Edna Lewis and Frank Stead, of this city
and Miss Mabel Lewis, of Deer Park, leave
for Boston to perfect their musical education
at the Conservatory. At Morris the party
will be joined by Minnie V. Child. Miss
Fanny Reed will return to the School of Or
utOTy Ill dDOuI tHTcc NcchS.
HEsLET -CooK.-Aliss Ida Heslet and Miss
Cora Cook, two Of Earl s beautiful brunettes,
spent Sunday at the Clifton, an accident to
their carriage in coming from Starved Rock
having detained them. The fair Ida made
a lasting impression on the hearts of num-
Der of our young men, who hope to see her
again in the sweet future.
RENz.-Nliss Anna REM, Of this city
ranked the highest in average Of the 300
teachers assembled here at the late Institute.
Her examination papers show percentage
of 9l4 of questions answered. Miss REM
average was the highest at the last years
Institute at Peru, also, showing that is
highly creditabe to the young lady, and
places her in the front rank of the great
body of La Sale countys teachers. She
will teach in Marseiles again this year.
ENYART.-E. S. Enyart late manager of
the La Sale office, is now in command of the
Ottawa. Central Telephone Exchange. At
La Sale he gave entire satisfaction, and the
patrons of the Office there have been very
we'll pleased with his management the past
year He took hold of that station when it
was in leplorable condition, and by his
efficiency and ability as manager, he now
has the Office in good working order. The
FREE TRADER heartily commends him to the
patrons OF the Ottawa exchange.
Hard Coal.
Mr.. John T. Burke, the coal derier, is now
taking orders for the coming winters supply