The Ottawa free trader., 1885-08-22

TINDALL.-MlSS lua lluuall, Vi L lou'iae, 10
here visiting her friend, Miss Ida Roberts,
FLAvIN.-Jack Flavin was restored to his
old run on the c. B. & Q. on Wednesday.
MARRINER.--Miss Belle Mariner returned
Tuesday from pleasant trip to Minneapolis,
Minn.
PLAcE.-Will Place is the new postmaster
at Prairie Center, vice Philo Kellogg dis
placed.
SHuLrE.-Miss Mary Shuttle, of Peru, is
visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
Duncan.
De ESrEIGER.--Phil. De Steiger, of the erst
famous La Sale glass works, was in town on
Thursday.
CRossoN.-Mrs J. p. Crosson, of Chey-
enne, W. T., is here, visiting her mother,
Mrs. Colwell.
McNAR.-Miss Maggie McNair is enjoy
ing part of her vacation among friends in
Racine, Wis.
BoouER.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Booher left
Monday for Kinzie, Kansas, on q three
weeks visit to friends.
KARsrING.-Miss Jennie Karsting, of Strea'
tor, who was here on weeks visit, return
ed home on Wednesday,
WuIrrLEsEY. NJ. X. Whittlesey de-
liyered the Sunday discourse in the Mar
seilles Congregational church,
YENrsER. Yentzer, the popular clerk
at E. Y. Griggs's, leaves on Monday for
weeks stroll in southern Kansas.
THOMPSON A. Thompson and Miss Mat
tie Thompson attended the funeral of little
Nettie Dix, at Mendoza, last week.
ApAMs.-Miss Lena Adams, Of Marengo,
Iowa, who had been here on lengthy visit
to relatives, returned on Saturday.
BARNARD.-Assistant Clnal Collector Will
Barnard and lady, left for Goodland, Ind.
Wednesday on summer vacation trip.
NAsH-GR1GGs. J. F. Nash and
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Griggs, are at
Grand HaN Mich, on summer visit
DELEGATEs.-Will. Leahy, Thos. Quinn
and Jas. Farrell attended as delegates the
F.M. CT A. convention held in Peoria this
week.
NrwBEcKER,-MissM NJ. NJ. Newbecker re-
turned Wednesday from Washington, d. C.'
where she had spent some weeks of her va
cation.
PARKER-Shaver.- Miss Maud Parker, oi
Evanston, accompanied by Miss Ellen Shaver
left on q visit to friends at Austin, Ill.,, on
Tuesday.
BuLL.-Mason Bull, who has been absent
for several weeks on a visit to relatives IN
St. Louis and Columbus, o., returned to this
city Monday.
CooMBs.-J. R. Coombs and family, of the
East side, have gone to Orchard Beach, Mass
where they will remain until the latter part
of November.
PARR.-Miss Rae Parr, of Rutland, who
had been in this city on visit, the guest OF
her friend Miss Annie O'Meara, returned
home Monday.
SrEyEys.-Mrs. A. j. Stevens, who had
been visiting Wenona friends, returned on
Wednesday and may be found at her millin
cry rooms over Hull's.
PERKISs.-Superintendent Perkins, of the
Ottawa Gas Works, recently resigned the po'
sition and on Thursday left with his family
for his old home in the east.
EvANs.-Dahl Evans, son Of Probate Judge
Evans, will leave for West Point next Tues
day. Mr.. Evans enters on the third year o.
his cadetship at that military school.
FLEroHrR.-Rev. o. o. Fletcher and family
arrived home on Wednesday from q two
weeks sojourn at Grand Haven, Mich, will
health greatly benefited by the vacation.
HAIaHr.-Mrs. G.. H. Haight and children
returned yesterday from two weeks visi
at Earl, where Mrs. II. was visiting hel
father, DR.. Vosburgh, and her father-in. law
W. r. Haight.
EcKELs.-J. H. Eckels is in Albany, n. Y.
this week, whittier he was called by
dispatch announcing the death of Assistan
State Ire surer Z. P. Apgar, warm person
al friend
MILLER.-Dr. Miller, who was reported a
about to move to Chicago, has reconsidere'
the matter. He has built up good practic
here and his many friends will be glad t
learn that he will remain among them.
SMIrH.-C X. Smith, son of A. b. Smith
Esq, is enjoying his usual summer vacation
and chicken shoot at his old home. Mr.
s. holds a responsible position in the grea
Wall stree; banking house of Drexel, Mon
gan s Co.
FRkSK.-A. Frank, the Oak Hall clothing
man, leaves next week for an extended visi