The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

Miss Susie Geuber went to Chicago
on Monday, to visit among friends and
relatives.
Balls full orchestra gives a concert
and dance in the rink on Thursday
the oath inst.
Miss Eliza Center and a friend from
York state are visiting friends in
Dakota.
Bert Hayes has returned from Boston
looking hale and hearty. He took a
carload of horses there.
If there is anything in this wide
world that will arouse the people of a
vicinity like this it is to have the sher'
iff or his deputies drive into the burg
with a number Of subpoenas which are
read TO certain persons to appear in
Ottawa on a certain date. Somehow
or other the gentleman omitted to tell
them what they were wanted for; too
bad, wasn't it. How embarrassing
Just think Of the annoyance, even the
thought Ofrit gives person. Never
thelcss we will waive developments.
Say pard, | wish the P-r-o-h-i-bit-i-on-
lists were in Guinea; don't you.
Eckert shipped two cars of oats To
the city on Tuesday.
VIM. Mohr has been hauling shelled
corn to the Ridge for several days.
John Core is at Kearney, Neb., on
business, and is expected home this
week.
Geo. De Long was at StrcatOr We'd
nesday and Thursday, selling onions.
The Lewis drug store and Core meat
market were broken into during Sun
day night, and few dollars in change
taken from the drug store.
Geo. POundstOne went to La Sale
on business the middle of the week
Since the last rain, some OF the
farmers are blowing.
Frank Hooks house makes quite a
show in the south part of town. 1t is
going up quite rapidly.
Silas Gallup has been considerably
under the weather for a few days
Walter Foyle is managing the meat
market.
Jake Woodwarp says he is very sorry
he was not at home on Wednesday, as
a gentleman from Ottawa wanted to
see him, he understands.
Ruse Whitcheld is doing a good bus
mess shipoing chickens to Chicago.
The farmers are cutting great deal
of clover for seed this year.
Little Gerty Poundstone has been
very sick with sore throat. Quite a
number in the Hayes school have it.
Mrs. VIM. lockwood is quite sick
with fever. Dr. Hathaway is attend
ing her.
In looking over Dearth & Parshalls
book department we noticed general
line of school books and school sup
plies used in this vicinity and at low
prices. Any books not on hand can
be obtained on short notice by special
express arrangement.
VIM. Casey received three cars OF
feeders from Chicago on last Saturday.
Two of them were for VIM. TrumbO.
Casey shipped two cars OF hogs on
Wednesday evening.
DR.. Hester had the misfortune to
fall down stairs. and in so doing had
the misfortune to disfigure his face
somewhat.
Joseph Gilleland purchased four
ponies the first of the week from a
party who had drove of them.
A few days since Geo. McCombS sent
two hogs to a brother in Pennsylvania.
We call your attention to our new
restaurant in the upper room of the
post Office building. Mr.. Ebb Moss
as proprietor will give meals on
European plan and oyster stews on
short notice.
Jack Mulin desires us to inform the
public that he expects to get his tips
at StreatOr and Ottawa, as heretofore,
and if they will come around he will
give them a Whit.
James Finley and Lacey Mibbs pur,
chased their winter apples of the
Mills boys at so cents bushcl.
We are rather late in giving the
Sept. reports of business done on the
Q, at this station, but nevertheless we
will give it: 1889, cars forwarded, no.
1883, 65, increase 45: 1889, charges fol
above, $2,563.90 1888, Sl,69O,A, in
crease $S7366; 1889, cars received, l6;
1888, 10, increase /: charges, SO, $427 %
,SS, $3SS.6l, increase S3S.64: 1889, tick
cts, $29O,Ss slSSS, $l94.26; increase
$96. 62. DEW DROP.