The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
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Side depot, has gone to Colorado, on four
weeks vacation.
lKE.-Ike Rogers has not turned republi
can, as maliciously stated by one of Plumb's
''hired hands, and he regards that SANDER
as a strange offset to a board bill
| GEHRING.-From the Wichita Eagle we
learn that the cracker mandatory, Of which
Mr.. Gehripg, and Mr. G Phillips. formerly
of this city, are interested, has increased
its capital to 500 900, and is in most
prosperous codnition.
DEBoLT.--Mr. Madison Debolt is building
a comfortable house in Wedr0n. Carver 4
Satter have the contract.
I. Ct c. Trenary, ESQ, arrived home
from Bellvile. H.. on Thursday, whittier he
has been att ndipg he me ,tins Of the Grand
Lodge of the Knights of Pytbias. He re
ports politics red hot in that district betwe. n
the Morrison and Baker men, with Morrison
ahead
CHAs-Mr. Chas A. Ferguson was among
our numerous callers on yesterday.
SLYDE.-Mr. J. II. Slyder, an old time
Peruvian, was in this city yesterday.
WHIP.-The Ottawa Fire Department lads,
in consideration for Mr.. Thos. Reedy's ex-
cellent service as timekeepers, at the Fire.
mems contest ut Morris, last Monday even.
ing presented him with beautiful gent
driving whip.
KECK.-Mrs. DR.. Keck has been at the
Clifton since Wednesday neon.
WELLs-Jas. q. Wells, representing the
Wells Whip Factory, of Wellsville, Pa, was
in the city last Tuesday. He presented the
ladies of the Catholic fair with handsome
whip, which goes TO show that, besides being
the largest whip factory in the U. g., the
Wells Co. are also represented by one Of the
largest hearted men in the land.
CoDY.-Judge Cody was in the city last
evening; is in Morris today. He will re-
on Wednesday, La Sale and Perm on, Thursday
and in Mendoza on Friday.
HAaAN.-Miss Jennie Hagan, Of Pera, has
been the guest OF Miss Lille Msltocks ON the
east side for several days.
CAToN.-Iudgs Cation and wife are the
guests Of T, d. Catin, and are TO return to
Chicago today. Their new residence here
is rapidly approaching completion.
WIS.,. W. Patton, of late decorator of
Hapeman 4 Graham, Of this city, has become
clergyman of the VI. L. church, and has
been assigned a pulpit at Pewaskse, Wis.
HuLL.-Mrs. Geo. " Hull and Mrs. Vim.
Hull have returned from trip west which
included visits to Omaha and Hastings, Neb.,
and Denver, Colorado.
BILLY.-Billy Barker and twelve other
game chickens arrived home from Newark,
Ohio, on Thursday. OF "husslers' William
is the hustlerest, so to speak.
BARToS.-Mr Barton, the democratic mo-
minee for sheriff, was in this city day or
80 this week. While he does not trust his
injured leg 10 much exertbon, he gets about
lively enough to make it uarn for his pOlit-
ical adversares. He was treated TO an ova.
ton here by his friends, many Of WHOM
| were republicans.
OLD.-Mrs Roux. Of Taltham. is % ears
old and in good health.
RyAN-William Ryan, aged 81 years, died
at tAe county asylum on Tuesday.
PloF.-Prof. Harrison, of the AriOn Quar-
tette club, has secured place in the Chicago
Misletoe Club.
HoLD.-Mrs W II II Holdridge and her
father, A Crane, and her sister Ida, left on
Monday las, for Grove Park, Florida.
RIsE.-The Negs says: Captain l. A Rising
Of this city was in Joliet last week, looking
tup place for his new cigar factory.
| BRAST.-H. NJ. Kilby received pair OF
brants from q Dakota friend on Wednesday
| r. O--Mr. X. o. Black has returned from
an extensive trip through Nebraska:
| CAMP.-Geo. A. Campbell, Of East Ottawa
is home from Michigan.
CHoKED.-Little Edith, daughter Of Henry
c. Nash, came near being choke1 to deaf
by button which accidentally lodged in hel
throat.
sAoE.-Dr. Sage, Of Morgan Park, viii
preach in the Baptist church, morning and
evening, tomorrow.
FRASK.-Prof. Fitzgerald has again re
sumed the leadership of the excellent band
bearing his name in this city.
o ScIssoRs.-Wm. Bunnell, the Streatol
knife grinder and razor and scissors sharp
is valuable Institution His little bell i,
heard everywhere.
EI.-Sam Degen says he is EEK. sheriff,
but with An before the the q and sfiel
II, will be 40. X " in 1890.
SHAVE. II, Shaw, Of New York, is herr
visiting his brother. C. VI. Shaw, the grocery
artist.
CooNBs.-Appelste Clerk COMBS fell. q
his residence in Fast OTTAWA. one day lac
week. and severely injured the stub Of hi
smruta,ed arm. He is improving