The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-05-09

McKAY,-Donald Mckay, jr,, Of La Sale,
spent Sunday last in his city.
SMITH.-Chas. NJ. Smith, the Earl horse
man, was in this city Thursday.
Brown Charles Brown, La Sale, was here
the first day of the week on a visit
KENYoN.-Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Kenyon, of
Baltimore, are visiting friends in this city.
MINKLER.-Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Mnkler, of
Yorkyille, were visiting friends in the city
this week.
HARRISBURG and Mrs. Vernon Harris de.
parted for their future home in Ottawa, Kan,
last Tuesday.
CusHING-M. a. Cushing, of this city, at
tended the marriage Of his son at Princeton
last Tuesday.
SToNEs.-Editor Stone, of the Marseille
Register, wife and little daughter, were in
this city Tuesday.
CAMpBELL.--Frank Campbell connected
with No. 2 Water shaft, Streator, was in this
city last Saturday.
MILLER.-Gco. Miller, the d-time cook Of
the Clifton, was installed as ChJ de cuisine
of that hotel last Tuesday.
ApAMs.-Wright Adams, of Sheridan, was
exhibiting his fair form on our fashionable
bouevards last Wednesday.
HARRIs.-Dr. j, 0. Harris, the great Texas
land man, left Tuesday last to look after his
interests in the big Lone Star state.
LAURIE.-Ed. Laurie, the appropriated,
spiral-twistcd pool seller of the Northwest
has now a mail route on the Burlington.
n-CRoNAN.-Miss Maggie Lynch and
! @ a.,
guests of Miss Mary Leahy, last Sunday.
MCKEoN Miss McKeon, who had been
employed in the county clerks Office for the
past two months. returned home last week.
BUFFERS -SHULER.-J. r. Buffers. the grain
man, and Miss Lide. Shuler, daughter Of Jno.
y. Shuler, will be married next Wednesday
evening.
Streator's able and prominent physicians,
was caller at the FREE TRADER office last
Tuesday.
DAY-DELEoN- Grin +. Day, of Des Moines,
Iowa, and Miss Carrie DeLeon, of South Of
tawa were married at the latter place last
Thursday.
CENTER Mrs. J. H. Center, Of Fall River,
who had been detained in New Orleans the
past two months by an injury, returned home
this week.
STRAwN.-Mss Lydia Strawn has returned
from the New Orleans exposition. The young
lady has spent considerable time at the Gre
scent city.
SApP.-Al. Sapp, who had been in this city
few days visiting relatives and friends, re-
turned to his cease" on the Chicago Times,
last Tuesday.
CoI.-Ex- Sheriff Arthur c. Mcintyre, of
Mendoza, has been appointed Colonel on the
staff of Gov. Ogesby. Col. Mcintyre bears
his blushing honors modestly so to speak.
GLovER.-J. O. Glover, of Chicago, and for
many years a resident of Ottawa and member
of the old-time law firm of Glover Il Cook,
is spending short visit among Ottawa friends.
BoRCHsRNIUs.-C. J. Borchsenius, Of Nor
way, La Sale county, the pioneer business
man of the place and founder OF the Villages
is quite sick Recovery is considered doubt
full.
CooMBs.-J. R, Coombs spent Sunday last
with his friend George &. LOOMS, of Fulton,
III. They were comrades in arms during the
war. and each left right arm on the battle
field.
KrNNEvAN.-M. Kinnevan, one OF OttaWas
old timers, left for Emporia, Kansas, last
Tuesday night, which place will be his future
home. His family will follow later on in the
season.
swEEr.-"Duke Sweet, the proprietor, edi-
tor, and poet of this paper, went east to get
married. He will bring back with him as
bride first class job oflice."-That's whatlG.
W. Sweets paper says of him.
BRApY.-Miss Brady, the milliner, who
has been i'll for some time past, was in her
store occasionally this week, but unable to
attend to business, not having yet recovered
from her severe attack of rheumatism.
sArp.-F. NJ. Sapp, editor of the Republican,
left this city yesterday for Alton to attend
some state Sunday school convention. lie
will visit brother in st. Louis before 'eturn-
inc home, whom he has not seen in ID years.
BARToN.-Miss Sarah, daughter of Patrick
Barton, of Eagle, has been sick with malaral
fever for two months past, but is now recoV-
ering. The young lady has many friends,
who will be gratiiied to hear this pleasing
news.
was able to be in his office this week and is
again plling up the adipose tissue; now you
would scarcely know that disease had lain
It's wasting hand on him for such length OF
time.
No. IN. B. Mitchell struck out for south
western Kansas last Wednesday, to buy more
land His sister, Miss Matte Mitchell, who
b.S heen visiting with Myron Gift in that
state, will return with him. Dick Wolf was
one of the party also.
GEppEs.-Col. A. Geddes and family left
this afternoon for Ottawa, and will take up
their residence there. They have large
circle of friends who would be most happy to
see them back again. HIS headquarters Will
be Mt O,tawa-Streator Free Press.
Harrison. RALEY "Wednesday last, j. u.
Harrison, a member of the Arlon Quartete,