The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-14
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| FYPE.-G. Is. Fyfe, VINO IS now traNellhe
salesman, was in this city this week,
DELucE.-Nliss Mae DeLuce, of Chicago,
is the guest of Mrs. Thos. Z. Mackinlay.
CAToN.-Mrs. J. d. Cation has been seri.
ously i'll recently at her home in Chicago.
CLlNE.-Jas p. Cline, of La Sale, was in
the centre of culture Ottawa, Wednesday.
TAYLoR.-Circuit Clerk Taylor has been at
Plainwell Mich, greater part Of the week.
JoRDAN.-Mr and Mrs. r. c. Jordan are
visiting the formers parents at Greene, Iowa.
MouLroN-Mrs. F. d. Moulton returned
home on Wednesday, from lengthy visit In
Canada.
RHoDEs.-Joseph Rhodes, Of McMullen's,
left for Joliet, Thursday, where he goes into
business.
TREss.-W T. Tress, who had been absent
the past month, visiting friends in Ohio, re
turned Thursday.
uDAY.--Mrs Warren F. Day is expected
home from her southern trip on Saturday
evening Nov. l4th.
HARD.-Mrs. Hard, who had been in
Michigan for the last two months for the
benefit of her health, returned this week.
REEDY.-Thos. Reedy, warden of the coun-
ty asylum, who met with painful accident
some ten days ago, is now fully recovered.
BEcKwIrH.-Mrs. c. s. Beckwith paid q
visit recently to Sheridan friends, being o
guest at the residence Of E. Dyson Miller.
REEsR.-Esq Reese, who left for Sreator
nearly year ago, got tired Of the city in
the woods and is now domiciled in Ottawa
again.
MEIsESBAcH.-AugM eisenbach, of Men
dota, was Ottaws's guest on Monday, being
rendered the hospitality of the city on that
occasion.
WARNER.-J. l. Warner, Of Kansas land
notoriety, leaves this city Tuesday Dec. on
the last of his series OF cheap excursions to
Southwestern Kansas.
BALDwIN.- Elmer Baldwin, of Farm Ridge,
was in the city Wednesday morning, sum
moned to testify before the grand jury in
the circular conspiracy matter.
MEARs.-The arrival of Mrs. Frances
Mears and daughter Fannie, in London, who
left this city Oct, Dist for years visit in
that city, is noted by the English papers.
REEDY-Miss Maggie Reedy, of La Sale,
one of the Imperial City beauties, and a
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friend, Miss Madge Graham, a recent visit.
| TIN WEDDING-Many friends of Mr. and
Mrs David Farnsworth gathered at their
residence Wednesday evening to offer con-
CALCULATIONS on the 10th anniversary of their
marriage.
MuRruY.--J. F. Murphy, on the repor-
torial staff of the Buffalo Courier, brother
inlaw of County Clerk FiRen, has been here
and at Streator this week visiting friends
and relatives.
HosFoRD'-John Hosford, of Minneapolis,
well known in this city, where until few
years ago he was long resident, with his
bride is paying visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Rowe, of Freedom.
HowARp-H. L. Howard, son Of the pro-
prietor of what was recently known as How
ards hotL, is now studying law in the Office
of Nicholson & Gentleman. The young man
has many friends in this city who wish him
every success possible.
RosE.-Lester A. Rose. Of the Streator
Times, was in Ottawa Wednesday. Mr.. Rose
came up to see Geo C. Min and seems to be
very anxious that the entire world should
know that once upon time he was the ac-
tors advance agent thereupon this notice.
BARNES POWELL. Sept 18th, Frank d.
Barnes and Miss Emma Powell were mar
ried at Bandera, Texas. Also on Nov. =, at
the same place, Robert j. Barnes and Miss
Mary J. Witt were united in Wedlock. Some
of the parties here mentioned were formerly
residents of this section.
EuLrRr.-John Ehlert. of the Chicago
Hrrad, who represented that paper here
during the encampment, made his Ottawa
friends brief call Monday. lie is assured
of hearty welcome at all times, and will
tiul every latch-strirg on the outside when
| it is known that he is visiting here
ENs-AGAWp-Thos, Burns, candidate
for representative on the Republican ticket
| two years ago. was married in Dakota We'd
nes,Iay of last week To Miss Eva Agard, of
this city. Miss Agard left here on visit
not long ago and was joined by Mr. Burns,
when they were soon after married.
! BAEER.-Last Tuesday was the 10Th ami
versary of the marriage of MIR. and Mrs. }.
w. Baker, of South Ottawa. The occasion
was celebrated 10y number Of their friends
and neighbors. who quietly dropped in on
them that evening in the way of Il surprise.
Hearty congratulations and many valuable
presents were rendered.
BART. B. McDonough, n former resi-
dent Of this city, who last July was elected
county attorney of Marshall county, OAK,
has been made HOleRs u0lens a candidate for
county Judge of that county. The Britton