Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
LOCAL PERSONALS.

DIR. Ed. Arnold is visiting friend
at st. Joseph.
- Miss Belle Morris is visiting will
friends at Lincoln.
H. c. Lett and DR.. Stewart wen
to Lincoln Wednesday.
- Jake Rogers, of Council Bluffs
visited our city last week.
- Dave Mercer and Ben. Arnold
have gone back to the University a
Lincoln.
DIR. Stewart, who has been quite
sick for few days past, is able to be
out again.
DR.. John Mcpherson started fol
his home in Republican City Oh
Tuesday.
- VIM. Bailey made his first ship
ment of hogs from Nemaha City, on
Tuesday.
Judge Stull went to Chicago last
week. w. E. Majors is acting County
Judge in his absence.
Friend Gavitt, of Benton, was in
town last week. He is just as much
of Gab-itt as ever.
- Mrs. G. NJ. Hayden, of London,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ada
FairbrOther, this City.
- Read a. g. Gates adv. He has
the best of everything in his line, and
means just what he says.
IT. L. Schick and family, who
have been visiting friends in Illinois,
are expected home this week.
- Miss Hattie Smith. after spend
ing the Holidays in Brownville, re-
turned to the Normal School at Peru
on Friday last.
Joe. O'Pelt, of the Marsh House,
accompanied his daughter Eva to
her school in st. Joseph OIL Thursday
last. He returned Friday.
- Congressman Tom. Majors spent
the holidays at his home in Peru. He
visited our city last week, but We had
not the pleasure of seeing him.
- Miss Cora Gates. one of Brown
ville's most talented young ladies,
has accepted the position of Musical
Instructress in the Falls City High
School. She went to Falls City to-day
- We cordially congratulate our
old friend Brush, for getting pleas
ant position in the Senate, and get
ting it by virtue of a Republican eau
Gus, hoping at the same time he will
stag with the Republicans Of his own
county in the future.
- Hons. Howe and Pollock went up
to Lincoln last Saturday, and we pre-
sumo the Nemaha Legislators are all
there, ready to go to work in earnest
for the benefit of the people. We
hope they will be industrious. wise,
and accomplish much good. They
have an excellent opportunity to
make a record" +" either good or bad,
or none at all.
- Mr.. Ben. F. Sanders, for many
years the principal composition in the
Granger office, has procured a situa-
ton in the book and job department
Of the State Journal office, Lincoln.
The attaches, foreman, editors, and
all, in the Journal Office will find Ben.
a quiet, unassuming and most trust
worthy young man and, we believe,
a rapid and accomplished compositor.
Here, Ben, is the unanimous RJ of
THE ADVERTISER squad, with their
hearty wishes for good luck to you.
We find the following compli-
mentary notice in the Rockp port Jour
nal of last Saturday:
Messrs. J. E. Decker and D. T.
Smith, OF BrOwnville, Jas. r. Dye, of
Nemaha county, keb., and f. z.
Sykes, of this county, spent the fore
part of this week In Rock Port assist
ing in the rendition of "Queen Es-
ther." These gentlemen are talented
and during their brief stay
made many friends in the musical
circles of Rock Port.
Mr.. Decker represented the charac-
ter of Haman; Mr.. Dye. that of Nor
decai; Mr.. Sykes, the king.
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