The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

him good visit while he is away and all "
can say to him Is, Look out, Bill, there's
good time coming
The funeral OF Ida NJ. Sprlngstead too
place last Wednesday ut one o'clock. In
| SUNDAY school, of which she was member
turned out largely They met at the hous
together with the district school, and thcl
teacher formed procession aud followed IN
remains 10 the schoolhouse, where an apprN
pirate sermon was preached by Rev. T.. W
! lIuelster, of Sheridan. After the service IN
school, together with large number OF
! friends and ncighbOrs, followed her TO ne
| last resting place. The remains were inferred
! In the Wrdgon cemetery. The bcreavcd fam
! lily have the sympathy OF the entire neigfbor
! hood.
Wide was the river, the tide ran fast
And III lay the other shore; breast
But the Shepherd has taken lamb to hi
And so passed on before. away
The great Shepherd has taken our LIANT
But we know II is not forever
Come, follow Me, hear him say,
10 is beautiful over the river.
Ave, beautiful where our loved ones are gon,
o, thou Shepherd tenoer and wise,
This is thy loving way, lead on
To the pastures of the skies. FRIEND.
Grand Ridge nipples.
GRAND RIDGE, Feb. 2S.-Rathcr slipplerJ
under foot Thursday.
Mrs. Miller visited at Richard Poundstone's
Tuesday.
Byron Read moved to Grand Ridge Thurs.
day.
Miss Hogaboon will have an entertainment
at the close OF her school.
Jake Luckey will move next Monday 10
the Jones farm.
Richard Poundstope sold some fine steers
to VIM Casey Wednesday
The Presbyterians Of this place have de-
cidcd to retain Rev, Williamson.
Joseph Rockwell OF South Ottawa bought a
Gold Du colt at the Dearth sale.
Burt Hayes and Frank Bangs vent west of
S'rcator after hogs Thursday.
Martin Van Buren, was seen on our streets
Wednesday evening.
Our friend Godfrey has a corner on the
pickle trade at present.
j. NJ Butte shipped an emigrant car to
Aurora, Neb,, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jackson Fogle has been sick this week
La grippe Is the trouble.
John Shope is building picket fence at
Amos Luckcy's this week.
Evans Finley is moving things along on
that new addition
Win Crumrine has hired a man for the sum
mer.
Our OK. postmaster Is now ready to give his
illustrated lectures lately spoken OF in the
Herald.
James Nagle came in this week from De
Kalb with carload OF horses. Some Of them
are for Hodgson's.
John Essick's road cart went to the church
on the hill Sunday evening.
Our friend Cumley was seen headed for
Ottawa Wednesday.
We suppose Rev. Lord had a large crowd
out Sunday evening at the church west of
town, AS u number OF the young folks from
here were seen max ing arrangements for such.
Thomas Rendle is afflicted with felon on
his finger.
Burdette Ebersol and Kate Wiley were mar
ried at the brides residence at Marsellcs on
Tuesday Of this week They Immediately re.
turned to his home and have settled down to
married life. We extend congratulations.
A most pleasant party was given at the
residence OF w. A. Desrth Friday evening of
last week, and all enjoyed pleasant evening.
There were over fifty in attendance. 1t was a
farewell before they moved.
c. Ford of Farm Ridge, will ship car from
here To Storm Lake, Iowa, next Tuesday
The above city Is located on the Illinois Cen.
trial, which runs through Tonica, his nearest
town, But on inquiry found that he could
get better rates Of our genial Ed. by $40, and
therefore. he ships on the q. r. K. How is
that for Grand Ridge
John Kuhn, of Grand Rapids, went to Chi
cago Monday,
Last Saturday was red letter day for our
burg on account of the election. Everything
was quiet and peaccable during election hours
and the ground was hardly fought on both
sides. The incurporators won by one vote.
W. A. Dcarth has bought his brother Al.
lens residence here. Allen will move into
the old hsmestead.
The Foglc boys had fine fox hunt on
Thursday.
Walter Fogle has fine trotter, gotten this
week.
Mrs. Ellen Gallup has disposed of those
young pups.
Vim. Lewis returned Wednesday evening
from a trip to Vermont.
RM Autram talks Of shipping his cattle
this week.
Jennie Autram has been on the sick list for
a few days.
Lou Ball spent part Of last week with Mrs.
John Byers.
CLARK Fogle left for Iowa this week.
G.. Ford sold three fine cows at the sale
Tuesday.
Marcus Maggie will start for Marcus, Iowa,
next week
VIM. Carey shipped two carloads of cattle
to the city Wednesday evening.
David Bender cried the sale for W. A..
Dcarth on Thursday.
John Mayo, Of Ottawa, was in this vicinity
Mrs. James Anderson entertained Mrs.
Joseph Baker on Tuesday.
We are glad to see Taylor Woodward out
again.
Joseph Woodward, lately from Nebraska,
willoccupy the house vacated by Jake Luckcy
Joe Fogle will tear up the ground in the
spring. corn pillow as Il purchase at the
sale
Rev Sears IL cxpecte to preach here next
Sunday He had to send a supply last Sun
day.
Call on Nelson Jones for old iron. He las
on hand new supply.
Ira Anderson was in Ottawa last Saturday
Dick Wells WAS seea on our streets last
Saturday.
Tom Clancy bought six head of nice steers
on Tuesday.
Arthur Kline bought a 800 horse at the
Dearth sale.
A. n. Porter spent Monday night at John
Foges house. Dew DRoP
John Dcrr of Grand Rapids will be
a candidate for Road Commissioner Of
that township at the coming spring
election.
1t has been proven that the diseases
of babyhOod cannot attack the infants
system, when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
used as directed. Price p cents.