The Ottawa free trader., 1886-10-02
Personal.

ing home Tuesday morning,
BRApY.-Mr. Jas. Brady, of Grand Ridge,
accompanied by his bright little daughter
Maggie and son Willie called at the FREE
TRADER office on Tuesday last
NAGLEs-Mrs John J and Mrs Joseph
Nagle, of Otter Creek, left this week to visit
friends in Iowa.
QulSS.-Mr VIM. Quinn, for long time
clerk in the City Drug Stere, has gone tc
Chicago to graduate in the School Of Phar.
macy.
RAcE.-Maurice Heiferan, of this city,
and Streatorite are to run n foot race on
the fair grounu, in this city at an early day
for $500 pu,-", Distance l25 yards, Hef-
feran to have 10 feet start. Date not fixed.
Provide Provins, formerly of this city,
has bought drug store in Kissimme. Flori-
da. What need of dr,fg store in place
having so delightful a name?
VAN.-Dr. Il. IL. Vance, of Washington
Dakota, on Sunday last, while on his way
hom the conclave at St. Louis, stopped and
made his friends a short call, leaving for his
aurora boreallian home on Monday.
SEA-L 5. Seaman, Of the Mendoza Re
porter, gave our sanctum the light Of hi.
counteuarce on Monday, for brief moment.
Henry and Fred Jennings, after
taking in the old settlers pic mic, returned
to Iowa on Friday.
TEL.-Dr Charity Sanders office, in Ope-
RI House Block, has telephone, No. l27,
just put in, and to whose calls she will
promptly respond at any time.
ETTIE.-Miss Ettie Crane, Of South Otta-
wa, has returned from visit to friends in
Michigan and Northern Illinois.
No .Go,-When pleuro pneumonia recently
broke out among the cattle in the Chicago
distilery yard, DR.. Caswell, the state veteri-
marian, telegraphed DR.. Sheppard to come
and on returning, some days after, conclu-
ded in view of Gov. Og eshy's treatment of
him, to let the other doctor and the governor
work out their own salvation. Dr. Sheppard
don't like to play second fiddle.
HoME.-Mr. J. H. Calkins, at Scott Bros.
& Co. s, is building nice frame cottage on
the south side. 1t is to be 22x36 feet, one
story, cottage form, with two fronts. j. |.
Pope has the contract, for 81 900. 1t is to
be completed within 60 days.
GEo-Geo. Trimbe seeks honors at the
hands of the Republican county convention,
as a candidate for the probate clerkship.
LoCEY.-lt is said that Judge Locey 10
letter of acceptance as the
greenback nominee for congress.
GLASS. Will Phillips and Louis Gabler
have arrived from Pittsburg, to work in
window house.
JoE.-J L. Porter goes to ST. Louis next
week to exhibit his agricultural implements
at the fair.
BURKE.-Jim Burke's lottery ticket is for
81 900 only, Nf he gets it, and not $4,000
as other papers have it.
SEELEY-Mr, V. II. Seeley the well known
horse trainer, has returned from an exten-
sive circuit among fairs, races, &C., and was
very successful with his Ottawa horses.
LECTuRE-Rev. J. NJ. Sturtevant will lec-
Iure in the Congregational church in the eve
ming of Oct. II.
FREp.-Alr. Fred. K. Bernhard, brother of
Ferdinand Bernhard, Of the Wochen6latt, ar
rived from Germany lately, and will become
1 citizen of Ottawa.
voL.-Mr. volentine Hottinger, brother
of Jacob Hottinger, of this city, is here from
Germany on a visit. He was accompanied
BY Mrs. Metsler and her three bright, rosy.
aced little boys, who will ere long become
voters of this Gland of the Free &C.
vER.-Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon have
arrived home from trip to England.
BURr.-Burt. Button has gone to Musca-
inc, Iowa, te take post in an express
,ffice
NEuBERr.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neubert
will go to Kansas City, their future home,
where Mr.. n. has accepted position in
ewery house.
CAKE.-Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Ida Strawn, of Ottawa, to
lr. Charles Z. Foord, of Chicago. on Tues
lay morning Oct 5th, at 10 clock. at the
esidence of Abner Strawn, miles west ct
ottawa.
pRoF.-prof. II. A. Raymond, the well
nown musician, who has been travelling
With different theatrical companies for
ouple of years, is in this city on brief
'ist.
LAw.-Henry Trainor and VIM. Burke
AVE gone to Ann Arbor, Mich, the former
o study medicine and the latter TO read up
N law.
PAsroRs.-Rev. Warren F. Day will attend
he American Board of Foreign Missions
meeting at Des Moines Oct 5. Rev. j. Nj.
'turtevant, former pastor of the Congrega-
ional church of this city, now of Cleveland,
o., is expected here next week on visit.
BLEE.-John W. Blee, Esq, fighting
'oung Democratic attorney, who has recent
y received the nomination by his party for
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