The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-05-02
Ottawa.

SCorT-J. E. Scott is back from his Kansas
trip,
LuC.-Tim Lucy, of La Sale, was in Otta.
wa, Wednesday.
TNLoR.-Col. f. D. Taylor left for Spring
field last Tuesday.
SArr.-Al.J. sapp, of the Chicago Times
force, is in the city
| NATrINGER Nattinger, Of Omaha, is
home for brief visit
BRApY.-A. p. Brady, of Ransom, was in
the city last Tuesday.
BRADY Miss A. d. Brady has been serious
ly i'll for the past two weeks.
Fosr.-Miss J. T.. Fost returned yesterday
from months visit to st. Louis,
| HARRISON Prof. u. S. Harrison wa, very
| i'll Wednesday and Thursday last.
BYRNE-J. f. Byrne and wife, of Daven-
port, Iowa, were in the city Tuesday last.
STRAwN.-Oscar Strawn is back from his
two weeks trip to the west and southwest.
BULL.-Mason Bull will leave next Monday
for three months visit to Il son in st. Louis.
BATcHELER.-Miss Minnie Batchclcr, of
Freedom is paying Ottawa friends a visit this
week.
CooKE.-J. f. Cooke, the insurance man,
spent Sunday last with some of his La Sale
friends.
BALDWIN Rev +. VI. Baldwin will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church next
Sunday.
VAuGuEY.-Hon. Alex Vaughey, of Seneca,
visited the Garden Seat of the county, last
Monday.
WELcu.-Ex.M Mayor Wclch, of La Sale, was
in the city Monday last, in company with his
successor.
DoYLE-C CHARLEY. Chief of Police Doyle
and Officer Charley, of La Sale were in the
city Monday last.
STEvENs-John Stevens is back ut South
Ottawa He had been roaming the west for
the past six months.
BRADFoRD-Rcv Bradford, of Wyanet,
Ind, will preach in the NJ. T. Church, on the
south side, tomorrow.
GEDNEY-H. f. Gedncy went to Chicago
last Tuesday, with a carload of draught
horses for the eastern markets.
BuRNs.-Thos Burns is looking after some
of the plums that drip from the political pot
at Springfield, where he is this week.
GoNpoLF.-Leo Gondoif commences the
study of dentistry with Fred lIobert Monday.
Sam Bradford succeeds him at Hess.
GRAHAM.-Robert Graham, of Long Point,
is tending court as witness in the Richards
divorce suit, and was here last week also.
WrLLAMsox.-W. f. Williamson, of Nor
way, one of the leading citizens Of his town
shin, Mas caller ut this office Tuesday last.
MAcKINLAY.-Thos f. Mackinlay has been
under the weather for week o. more past.
1t is a bad cold and not politics that ails Tom.
MITcuELL.-Mr. Mitchell, president of the
Rock Island glass works, was in the city
Monday LAST and made "A visit to the works
here.
HAZIITT. Mrs. John Hazlitt, her many
friends will be gricvcd to learn, has been quite
IN all week at her residence on Columbus
street.
GENTRY.-Mr. Gentry, Of the firm OF Trask
& Gentry, of Galesburg, is visiting his broth
erin.law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Trask,
on the west side.
CAyARIY.-The Bloomington Pantagraph
says: miss faIIllc SaNaiiy, VI oe'a"", wiz
known in Bloomington, is to be married on
the 18th to gentleman Of Chicago"
BoyLE.-Dr. J. J. Boyle, former practi-
toner of this city, but now of Susquehanna,
Pa. arrived in this city Saturday last for
brief visit. His old friends were one and all
glad to see him.
H,NMoNp.-J. D. Hammond, looking as
rare and radiant as peony in full bloom, and
as happy as a young maid with her first love,
was here last Monday, leaving for st. Paul
next day.
sEELY.-Dcputy Circuit Clerk Will seely
has been feeding himself with one hand this
week. One of those affections with which
Job was visited, came on the back OF his left
hand, compelling him to shuttle and deal with
the right.
BREwsrER.-T. ID. Brewster. a short time
ago president of the First National Bank Of
Peru, and which, up TO the time of its COL
lapse, was regarded as one of the soundest
financial institutions in this section OF the
state. was in Ottawa, "Wednesday last.
WEBSTER Mason Last Monday E. c. Web
ster and W. T. Mason, Of La Sale, paid the
senior editor visit MIR Webster is known