The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-22
DAILY DOTS.
Thursday, March go.

First day or spring lpehupsl'
There's goodly catching Of cold, God
help mel"
-Much ado about Nothing, iii, 4.
SHIFTING.
. Oh, the wind blows north.
And the wind blows south
Would man dare kiss
His love on the mouth?
But the wind now east,
And the wind now west
She wears dagger
Under her vest.
-Chas. III. Webb, IN Frank LeSlie's.
The work on the new Baptist church
will be resumed next week.
Ed Wolfe, of Carroll county, Ia, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Gabriel Faust is lying quite i'll
at her home on North Columbus street.
DR.. Ryburn and wife contemplate
spending the coming summer in Eur
ope.
The feast of st. Joseph was observed
at st. Columba's church yesterday by
a high mass at a. m.
Daniel Mccarthy has gone to Jeffer-
son, Ia, to spend week visiting with
his brother, John Mccarthy.
John Mclean has been found not
insane and the County Court has
ordered that he be discharged
The supervisors will be elected
Tuesday, April /, and the new board
will meet the second Monday in July.
How many men have refused to bite
on gag but have turned about and
swallowed heavy jag without WING
ing?
Miss VERNE Raymond, of Seneca,
who has been the guest of Miss Libbie
Wilson, in this city, returned home
yesterday.
The man who sold his patrimony for
a mess of pottage isn't marker to the
man who is wearing his mouth out
shouting for protection.
The coming election for town col
lector of the town of Wallace promises
to be bowler. There are already
three candidates in the field.
Ed r. Vogt in purchasing the bust
ness interest of Mr.. French, is warmly
congratulated by host of friends,
who wish him bOundless success in a
financial way.
John Funk received telegram from
Germany yesterday announcing the
death of the uncle of Simon MOhr and
the other heirs of the late Elizabeth
Burrier Funk Reddick.
The retirement of Mr.. French from
active commercial life is a subject OF
regret to the citizens who have known
him behind the counter for SO many
years. He will remain in Ottawa.
A. Yeazel, brother of Mrs. E. c.
Allen, jr., who had been in Ottawa
for few days, returned to his home
in Hastings, Neb., where he is cashier
in the Exchange National bank, yes
terday.
The following have been given
licenses to marry: Michael Sullivan,
La Sale, and Hannah Driscoll, OF
tawa: John Johnson and Mrs. Hannah
Harper, Streator: Frank A. Waters
and Effie S. Franks, StreatOr.
James S. Underhill, an old resident
of Eden township, is quite i'll with
pneumonia and it Is expected he will
never recover. Mr.. Underhill is "a
years old. and was collector for the
town of Eden for nineteen consecutive
years.
The Ottawa Turn Verien received
telegram from the Des Moines. Iowa.
Turn Verien last evening, stating that
one of the Buechsenstein boys had
died there yesterday morning, and
that the body would reach Ottawa to-
morrow morning.
Bert" Nevin, formerly with Mr..
Tress, but now of the firm of Nevin Il
Lysaght, jewellers, at st. Joseph, Mo-,
is in Ottawa for few days, accom-
panied by his friend, Mr.. Lancaster.
ebert" is prosperous looking and has
gained about twenty pounds since
leaving Ottawa.