The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-10-12
Fuller l. Warren furnace In bis residence
| ~ IA. nas.d iuasaad of af0ypa

10 be use0 Instead OF STOVES.
RI Hornick IL putting In q Miller .
Rockwell furnace, with which he will hea
the s,ore. The makers are located q
StreatOr
The ladies' missionary society OF thu
Presbyterian church give social at the
rink Friday evening of this week.
There will be game OF Lall here Satur
day afternoon, between home talent ant
the Grand Rapids boys.
Rev Morphis and wife, Bert Deffen
baugh, Anna Lewis, Flo Morrison and
Nellie Antram represented the 9. L
sunday. sc hool at Sheridan this week, The
other schools sent delegates, but we did
not learn who they were.
Alice Woodward returned from Kansas
the middle of the week, highly pleased
with her trip.
We had number of travelling salesman
In our burg this week.
Freeman Poundstone finished making
molasses this week. He made about 2,4OO
gallons; the largest amonnt made In one
day was about 100 gallons.
Balls orchestra. Of Ottawa, gives a con-
cert and dance In the seminary Thursday
evening OF this week, which we think will
be largely attended, as II was we'll adver-
tised
Byron Reedl started Thursday morning
for Chicago, whe re he takes In the Expo
sitlon and other sights and then goes to
Evanston, where heivisits sister. He ex-
poets TO return next Tuesday.
James Anderson's baby has been suffer
ing this week with gathering on Its neck
They intended 10 have the doctor lance II
on Thursday. Eta Is also sick with the
sore throat.
The Lady Helpers society meets with
Laura Porter Friday afternoon of this
week.
George and Frank Hook have purchased
lots OF McMullen. on the ball ground site,
and Frank Is having coy residence
erected by Sanders Bros, of Ottawa.
Mrs Eckert enjoyed visit the first OF
the week from Misses Cora Wickham and
Elsie Eckert Of Mendoza
VIM Jones and family were guests at the
Brownfield Campbell wedding Wednesday
evening Of this week There was large
attendance, We are informed, and II Is
needless 70 say most pleasant time. Our
hearty congratulations accompany them on
LIES journey.
The remains of Mrs Charles f Els
worth were laid to rest In the ceme-
terry at the Baptist church, Deer Park, last
Sunday. 1t was very large funeral,
despite the cold and windy day. The
family have the sympathy OF the whole
In their great bereavment.
Communion was held at the & p church
last Sunday, with preparatory services On
Saturday.
We are informed that Charley Boyd,
formerly of this place, late of Garden
City, Kan, will change his location as
attorney at law 10 Salt Lake City, Utah.
May prosperity be with him wherever he
goes.
1t appears that swlndlefs Intend TO make
this county rendezvous, from appearances
at present A party a few days since
forged a note and mortgage which cost
Bowen Hill $3.50 of good money, and the
paper Is not worth the snap of your finger.
We suppose the affair will be written up IN
another column In this Issue, and viii NOT
write more. ''
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Special agent at Grand Ridge A N Porter.
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