The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

collector is made in today's FREE TRADER
The gentleman is we'll known to Ottawa peo'
ple and his ability and honesty to fill the po-
sition cannot be brought into question.
DELUTH.-Miss Deluth, OF Chicago, return
ing from b lengthy visit in Kansas, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Z. Mckiniay iat'
ter part Of the week, ine 'o'u"y
Che corr;ed her conquests
here the hearts of half dozen of our young
men. r,,y ",
Cry CLERK.-In this issue Edward j. kel-
ly announces that he will be candidate for
the Office of city clerk. Mr.. Kelly is young
man Of sterling integrity and OF fine business
qualifications, and it is believed would make
one Of the best city clerks Ottawa ever pos
sessed.
MCDERMoTT.-M McDermott, young
man well and favorably known IN this city
takes the position Of salesman in &. Haeper'
les grocery store next Monday. Its patrons
will find him obliging and courteous 10 all
and he can tie up package of tea or coitee
in three languages.
HIS PET.-Chas. Zeitler was not seen at the
over which fellow hasn't much control ap
peared on the surface Of the back of his neck
and he had to give his legs vacation. Inns
explanation of his absence is due to the young
ladies, who so sadly missed the tender, loving
glances from his fascinating black orbs
WHITES HoTEL-Chas Devlin Peru, Thos
Rafter La Sale, Saturday; John Mccarthy
Jefferson, Ia, Sunday Attorney Henry Gum
Tonica, Mark O'Kane Davenport Ia, Judge
Stipp, F. w. Whitmore Mendoza, John Barton
Devils Lake Oak, Monday; Dan Trainor LII
Sale, Tuesday; c. H. r, Thomas Seneca
Josh Malone La Sale, Wednesday; S.P. Hal
La Sale, Thursday.
BANQUET. Thursdays Times: "Wm. Arbo
CAST and VIM. Mellon, and some of the glass
bows gave some of their friends send-of las
night. The banquet was given in honor Of
James Conners, William Conners, John Dillor
and Henry Wagner, flint blowers, who have
left for Pittsburg. A banquet, speeches, songs
and music by Prof Callahan were the pleasan
features Of the evening. 1t was very happy
OCCASION"
Arwoops.-Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Atwood, o.
Monkton, VT, with their daughter-in-law
Mrs. d. S. Atwood, arrived in this city las
Wednesday, The former are the guests o
Abner Strawn and lived here from '5S to go
The latter is for the present at Esq. Lock
woods where her husband, who Is clerking q
HI. Gillen's, boards. They will goto house
keeping shortly. The FREE TRADER wei
comes its stranger guests and hopes they viii
remain.
LEAHY.-W. P. Leahy returned from Wash
ington, "the city of magnificent distances,
last Wednesday night, after two weeks visi
at the national capital. He was present a
the inauguration, was all through the capito
buildings, inspected the L. S. treasury, tn
white house, the patent office, Smithsonian
institute, Washington monument, navy yard
and all the other various points of interest
and danced with some of the Washington
bellies at the inaugural ball. Will had BIZ
time with his Washington cousins.
MINNIE HEss.--Jounal: Saturday last be
ing the 18th birthday of Miss Minnie Hess
her juvenile friends to the number of abou
twenty or more gave her pleasant surpris'
at the residence of her father, A. Hess, Esq.
of East Ottawa. The evening was spent il
music and games until late hour, when tn
little folks separated, having enjoyed an eve
ming long to be remembered. Among thos
present were Lulic Degen, Edith Griggs, Eff
Shaver, Anna johnson, Maud Harris, Edit
Hill, Jennie Shaver, May Button, Agnes But
ters, Arthur Scott, Sidney Stiefel, Harr.
Cook, Max Desen, Harry Alschuler, Free
Jordan, Will Mitchell, Arthur Snow, Charlie
Wheeler"