The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

lis away for some weeks, Miss Bae Greed
who was visiting friends in La Sale, caIs
home and takes Miss Eva McKeers place
Hspeman Gr,h,m's.
Colege-Miss Emma Richardson and Mi
Nellie Price, of South Ottawa left Saturis
to take course in one of the Chicago bu:
ness colleges.
SPENCER TICS spencer wifi and ramil
leave next week for ing ewool, their futuI
home. Mr.. Spencer has been resident
this city since 1856.
Mo 'ORNICK,-Capt. NcCorm Ok, OF PerN
en- Of the most noted Ian marks of th
city, and consistent life long democrat, VI
in this city Tuesday.
OsMAN.-Mrs. NJ. Osman gave receptid
and tea Iarty at her residence on last SatU
day afternoon, which was attended by
large number Of ladies.
HowLANp-Mr Rowland, son Of T.. How
land, South Ottawa, who has just graduate
from Rush Medical College, Chicago, is hon,
on visit to his parents
| RSiCKaR Robert Reieksn The teacher
the gymnasium, is meeting with marked q
Cess having now class Of 20. Mr.. Reict
viii be in this city but few weeks more.
THoRN.-Amherst Thorn and family,
Plattsburg, N. Y, arrived here Saturday 81
are nov living at The McGinnis farm, mort
of this city, Mr.. I. has purchased the plac
MINAHAS --"'ss Jennie Minahan, Of MI
lsnk, who has b en- in La Sale the pa
year was one Of the applicants for teac
ers' certificate Saturday at the eIaminstiu
here.
WALsu.-Vioar General Walsh, of the di
cese of Ogdensburg, N. Y, preached at 10;
in st. Columbia church Sunday The re
erend gentleman is q pleasing aud sb
speaker,
CsuRT.-Earge, ts Loted Ken lawya
E1-a',ornsy General J. X. Edsall. of Chicag
AID Attorney General Hunt, Of Springfield
were in the city this week before the 81
preme court.
GLsvER.-Carence Glover has snapped
Offices with Mr. Codding, canal collector
this city, and will remain in Ottawa, viii
Mr., Coddng will enjoy the savory sephe
of Bridgeport,
SwAN.-Mrs. VIM Swan, sister Of Mrs {
NJ. Shaw, accompanied by her daughter, Mr.
Geo F. Butterfield and little son Harry,
Of Brownsville, Pa, arrived Thursday on
months visit to their relatives here.
MoBRIs.-Miss Jennie Secor and Miss Id
Tacev, both Morris ladies', were in the cit
Thursday, selling tickets on a handsou
quilt which they designed and made, an
which good judges Of such articles valued
500 1t was beauty, sure
WHlTE-Mr and Mrs Richard White an
family, of Grand Rapids, have started f
the sunny south, where they will make
their home. We wish them long life, goo
luck and prosperity in their grand and ma!
nifcent new home in Missouri.
FARNswoRrH.- Supervisor Farms worth an
wife, of South Ottawa, were 'surpri-ed" b
parry of friends Wednesday night anil tn
evening was spent in very pleasant manne
Luncheon and games making the occasio
a delightful one to the visitors.
81. b. H."-Jur correspondent q. |
| H." is now in New Orleans. We will nexI
week begin a series of letters from him, tn |
bect of the first letter being 'Cha!tahod|
a and Vicinity" Il is written with hi, Id
time dash, an is ve2J interestin
| LRIANp-The absurd error was mad id
our Feb'y - issua that Mr. Ra an and N,|
L. Leland were at Yale col,eg togcth T Joni
years ago. They were in College toge L 81
four years, but it was from 1870 to 1874
which is somewhat of a difference,
| BARroS-Pat Barton, of Munster, Wild
has been i'll with malarial fever for somd
time past we are pleased to say is GONZALES
cent. MIR. Barton is astaunch democrat and
"A power in the politics Of La Sale county
In his vicinity his name alone is a tower Of
strength.-SEsa!or Times.
| SPENCER-Mr. Thos. Spencer and wild
their residence in Englewool. Nr. and Mrs.
| spencer have been residents Of Ota Wa
since lSj6-are old settlers, in fact and
made wide circle of friends who will miss