The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-04-11

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MCKEEL.-Mrs. Jos. Nickel, Of this city,
is visiting her mother at Earl.
FAUsT-Miss Julia Faust left Thursday for
a months visit to st. Louis friends
PuELAN.-John Phclan, Il Milwaukeean, is
here on visit to his brother George.
MC-Misscs Jennie and Alice Macarthur
have gore to Chicago for an extended visit.
SHAvER-Percne Shaver was in Chicago
recently on business connected with his art
HUNTooN Mollie Huntoon, of Peru
was in this city last week on visit to friends.
WEIs.-Dr. Weis, of Ottawa, was present
at the rink Thursday night last.-Mn settles
Reg.
CHICAGo-Msses Cornell and McNair, of
the high school, left for Chicago yesterday
morning.
Woop.--Jerry Wood, of this city, was visit
inc his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Smith, of Sreator,
this week
SmXy.-Miss Annie Shinn went to Ottawa
for short visit this afternoon Streator
Free Press.
LlBBY.-Howard Libby, of East Lynn, Liv-
ingston county, is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
CLENpENEN. Coroner Clcndenen, of La
Sale, was in this city Thursday, not on official
business, however
RIALE.-John and X. f. Riae, of Johns
town, Pa, spent few days of this week Wis.
ting w. G. Riae.
MITCHELL.-Mrs. Ross Mitchell, Ethel
Mariner, paid Ottawa visit recently. Her
home is at Gaesburg.
KENDALL-Frank Kendall has turned
granger. He began spring operations on his
farm south of here this week.
SrRAUssER-PING.-Mrs Strau-ser, Of Chi
cago, and Mrs. $ Ping, of Pttsbur=, Pa, are
visiting Mrs. B. Hess, east side
WrARD.-Mrs. H. d. Ward spent last week
in Ottawa, where her husband is conducting
series of meetings. Lea,'T
KAvANAUGH.-Miss Julia Kavanaugh, of
Mendoza, was the guest of the Clifton house
people Tuesday and Wednesday last.
GALLAGHER.-Mi Amelia Gallagher, of
LaSalle was the guest of Mrs. VIII Duncan
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
FosrER-W. II. Foster, formerly of this
place, is now connected with the Sancula
Mineral Springs of Oltawa.-Earl Lsd.Ir.
WALLoCK.-V L. Wallock, one of the four
kings of the grocery business at the -Four
Corners, LaSalle, was in Ottawa last Tuesday.
cAN-SNYDER.-Hons Jas. ". Duncan
and Frank Snyder, of Springfield notorlety,
left this city Tuesday last for the state capital.
Eoy.-Deputy County Clerk Mckeon
has been laid up at his home in Streator for
the past few days. "cussed' tooth dld the
business.
GREY.-Mrs. Willet Grey, Of Ottawa, is Wis
fting with Mrs. Ladd and other friends. Mrs.
Grey was formerly resident of this city
Pontiac Sentinel.
smru-Whilc in Chicago this week on
business, Miss Alice b. Smith attended the
GRAND oprra festival and heard Emma Neva-
da sing at $40 per note.
TrRK.-Otto Turk who was with II. ). I'LL
len for long time past, is now a, his nome
in Ophis and in few weeks will take trip
ovcrtbe Atlantic with his father
RcrE-B +. Bolc sold his residence TINS
week to Mrs. B. Gaskin, of Earl. 20" $1,000.
Mr.. Bole will remove to Seymour, iowa. Inc
last of the month to go into business there
poprrR.-George r. Porter, for many years
9 resident of Ottawa, arrived home on last
Saturday frem MI Sncilles, southwestern
Colorado. after an absence of several years
Es,SK-A. Frank, the Oak Hall clotmer,
from his eastern trip last Thursday
His mother-in. law, A. Courstan, OF taItlmoFe'
returned with him. She will spend the sh"-
mer in this city.
R,1,Np-T E. Buland, a former law SUI
dent of l.. w. Brewers, has formed Ia"
with T. w. Brown, OF bariviiie'
Mr. BuIand is chock full of pluck ana talent,
and is destined to succeed
M1LLER-J. Fl. Miller, the agric lltura' I'M
,,.ment man of LaSalle, was in town last
Monday. He had $500 roll of bills with nm
70 nav another mans debt, he being the secu-
rity.
Drxc,y.-Charloy Duncan, who has been
travelling through the far West Tor inc past
FIVE wears, came home from 81. faul last
W.dne day, and paid a visit to his orother
U;u He returned to his home at LaSalie
next day. .,,
Wr1poS.-GeoA.We Weldon, who represented
,ha interests of the FREE TRADER Tor a SNORT
,i,no mast in West Troy Grove, left for the
Norr,aI institute at Bloomington, last Tues
do, intending to take few years course al
that school.
FoRpEs.-lt has not yet been mentioned oy
Ms we believe, that Mr.. Thos. Forbes has re-
sumed his old place behind the counter al
Hul's held by him for so many years in times
mast Toms misfortunes have not taken
away from him his friends, who VIII be glad
to call on him at Hulrs.
ZRLLERs.-Iulius Zellcrs believes hluiseii
the happiest man in the whole county, ana
he has every reason to be, for one night TINS
week little shaver" the perfect daguerreo-
type Of its papa, arrived at the household ana