The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-07
Tuesdays Events.
From the Daily for Wednesday.

HARDY ~. buell., OF AlpOud. ioWu, 10
ATTENDING the Business University.
A severe shock of earthquake was
felt at Alton Bay, n. H., yesterday
morning.
Mr.. David Deist has opened bar
Der shop at the corner of Superior ana
Chestnut streets.
Daniel Mason was up at Seneca yes
terday, and sold 30 acres of timber
land to Frank Brand.
Chas. Il. Russell, of Lima, Ohio,
chief gas manipulation of that region,
is visiting in Ottawa few days.
A. n. Steinhart and Jennie Thomp-
son, of Ransom, were given license
to marry by the county clerk yesterday.
The Baptist Sunday School have en-
gagged the Armory for their Christmas
entertainment, Friday evening, Dec.
9th.
| j. III. Fowler, who has been for a
week in the northern portion OF Mis-
souri, on legal business, returned yes
terday.
Judge Stipp returned to Joliet Tues
day morning and will preside over the
Circuit Court there. He will return
to Ottawa next Monday.
Early yesterday morning Joe Yer
million, for incendiarism, was taken
from the Jail at Upper Marlboro, Md,
by mob and hanged.
Several new dwelling houses are be-
| ing erected on the grounds near the
Organ factory. There are at present
twenty-five residences in that vicinity.
DR.. j. O. Harris has received, and
will hereafter, daily weather maps
with full indications each day show
ing barometer, thermometer, wind,
snow and rain all over the U. ).
The building committee of the
Board Of Supervisors meets in the
county agents room, at the court
house, next Saturday. They will visit
the county asylum and prepare the re-
ports to present to the board on the
Monday following.
Major Gibson went to the Industrial
Training School for Girls, at South
Evanston, on Monday, to get Louis
| BOer, who was sent there recently, but
she was not in a condition that would
warrant her removal, and the Major
came home without her.
A small wreck happened on the c.,
b. & O. railway yesterday afternoon,
at Millington, which delayed the up
passenger about half an hour Two
cars ran off switch on to the main
track. The "wrecker" from Aurora
was sent for. Damage was small.
Benoni Martin, of South Ottawa, is
under 800 to keep the peace. His
brother-in law, Mr.. A. j. Reed, fur
nished bail. BenOni was charged with
assaulting William Stevenson. This
is the third law suit which has Origi-
mated out of the quarrel between two
schOOl-bOys.
jeremiah CAVITY and Miss Addie
Maskrod, of Pitsburg, Kan, were
married at st. COLUMBIA Church yes
terday morning by Dean Heating. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
in the presence of large circle of
friends. They will go to housekeeping
here at once.
Yesterdays 81. James Gazette, of Lon
don, said Mr.. Parnell disappeared
several weeks ago, and that his con-
tinued absence causes his friends much
ianXiety. 1t has been his habit, the
Gazette says, to occasionally seclude
himself, but this time his absence
has been longer than usual.
G. e. Hupp, Seneca, was in Ottawa
yesterday, and says that Seneca is ca
pable of putting on any amount of
style, and would incorporate itself
into village if they had about three
hundred more inhabitants, and eX-
pressed himself perfectly willing to
serve one term as alderman.
Yesterday evening "Billy" Gilman,
C. S. Bowermaster and Ed. Wescot-
three of Ottawa's painters-were
standing in the stairs leading to Full
lerton's office. Alshuler, the clothing
merchant, was standing by, and, after
CHANGING at the trio a moment, re-
marked to a customer who had just
| bought $40 overcoat: ''Three of a
kind" 80, no." said the gentleman
81 udm two more, but the boys will
want something ditferent-theyll be
in next week." and the three artists
never smiled.