The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-09-04
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prTras Henry Peers, town clerk Of Dim.
mick, was in Ottawa on Tuesday in attend
anee upon the Probate Court
. School George Lynch son Of 4. Lynch,
has gone to Niagara, y. Y, to attend school
during the present year.
| BRLL.-Alr. AMI Mrs. Il. B. Bell have re-
turned TO Ottawa after an extended trip up
the Mississippi river and around the lakes.
! LyNcH-Miss Lou Lynch has returned
from her visit in Sterling, and Mr.. Thomas
Lynch from his trip to the sea shore.
Swlrr.-Mr. Z. C. Swift and family have
returned from the east.
ELrcrEp.-The Democratic County Central
Committee elected John NJ. Welch Of La
Sale, Chairman; James II. Eckels, Secretary,
and S E. Parr Treasurer.
PA-Mr. Harry s. Barton. of this city,
and Miss Myrtle Bowers, of Harrisburg,
Pa, who has been here for some months
visiting, left for Harrisburg on Tuesday. Mr..
DuitOu cAPSStl " 'ahS u toSi'iVA AZ AbO Wig
steel works al Steelton, near Harrisburg.
DAY-Rev. Warren f. Day and family re-
turned to the city on Monday. The usual
services will be resumed next Sabbath, when
the time for the evening services will be
changed from 7:4j to $50.
LUELLES-J. L. Luellen, of Parkersville,
former resident of South Ottawa, Morris
county, kas,, came back Saturday on a visit
t. his friends and relatives.
YENrzER-Mr. F. VI Yenzer left this city
last Wednes lay for the Des Moines, Iowa,
State Fair, where he will exhibit some of j.
L. por,er's Hay Carriers, etc, and afterwards
he will visit Omaha and other points in that
region on similar errand.
SEELEY W. l.. Seelcy AMI wife and child
arrived home from pe,osky, Mich, where
they had been taking in the delights Of a
visit to that salubrious region.
VAN.-Van Buren, Weeks, Esq, returned
from jamestown, y. y, where he has been
about seven weeks in attendance upon his
wife an 1 child. who have been at that place
about year Mrs ". is very III, remains
tlerc, wholly IN bic to leave her lel, aud
it is feared SIC vii never recover.
CErAu.-W. g. Nosenluest, the well known
creamery uria, at Norway, WI, in this ci'y
Yesterday. he reports his business pros
pcring, AMI the village fourshing like
-rcen bay-hrrSe
DuuGuGprY.- ia J. Doulherty left on
Thursday last to take up a position i'll Bru-
ner, agricu tura works It Pest
NArrIaoER.-Mr. a d Mrs. George NJ.
Nuiinger left thurs lay e'eling on an ex-
tended trip north.
CoRNEiL.-Miss Laura Cornell has return
ed from her summers visit at Columbus.
Ohio.
BOWEN Mrs. Bowen and daughter, Miss
Susie, are guests at The residence u J. G.
Nat,jncer. Mrs. Bowen is sister of Mrs
Natnnger.
BEACH. / Ion L. F Beach, Mayor of Nor
ris, was in Ottawa yesterday.
h.-Nisses Evans and Belle Strawn have
game to LeMars, Iowa, TO make Mrs. Dent
visit.
Nsr.-W J. Nicely has gone TO Lincoln,
Neh., 10 attend the Breeders Association
meeting.
LFLANU.-Mrs. Sherman Leland, and
daughter have returned from Colorado.
STREET Il. R-The charter of the ottawa
street railway has arrived. We are nov
waiting for the cars
NAr.-Mr. George NJ. Nattinger and bride
have returned from their honey moon trip,
and after visiting friends here few lays,
will return west to grow up with the coun-
Try.
GocHELLE.--Miss Louise L. Rochelle prin-
ciual Of the Washington school, has returned
from France after a delightful trip,
FIIxT.-The flint works will resume work
the last of next week or on the Monday fol-
lowing.
BorrLE.-The telegraph says the glass
and the brewers at Pitts
burch, have agreed to exclude foreign green
bottles. and that all the western green bot
tie factories will start up Immediately.
P.r-Mr. Barton, candidate for sheriff,
was in town yesterday on his tour of re-
pairing his fences. He says: 1.-The other can
didates for that office are SO blamel breaky