Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-24
LOCAL PERSONALS.

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DIR. John Grim has removed fron
Aspinwall to st. Deroin, where b
will practice his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Witcherly, @
Falls City are visiting with the fami
ly of w. 81. Small, this city.
DIR. OppermaD. Sheridan, calle'
Tuesday and renewed for THE AID
vERTIsER, and has our thanks.
| - HELEN Holiday and Anna Mo
Comas returned Saturday from q Wis
it with friends at Nebraska City.
= We are glad to see our yount
friend Billy Kaufman, who has beer
confined to his bed with infiammato
ry rheumatism, for some time past
able to attend to business again.
B. d. Slaughter was In our city
Friday last, looking out for business
for the State Journal. In company
with w. II. Hoover he visited Nema
ha City and picked up several sub.
scribers.
Wednesday of last week Sheriff
Halstead and Treasurer yesterday
Johnson county, dropped into our
sanctum for a few moments. We
were delighted to see our old Tecum-
sch friends.
- VIM. P. Shockey ia announced to
speek at Penny's school house Satur-
day evening. 26th inst, at z: 80
O'Clock, and at the Marlatt school
house on Sunday the 9th at II A. M.
and P. NJ.
Humboldt Sentinel: Miss Fannie
Aronold, of Brownville, assisted by
several gentlemen, gave musical en-
tertainment at Ryan's hall, on last
Friday evening. Miss Arnold Is GER
tsinly fine singer.
- Hon. Church Howe, Hon. w. A.
Pollock, Mr.. w. II. Torrance, and an
other gentleman whose name We did
not get, were initiated into the
Brownville Temple Of Honor on
Monday evening last.
Ex-Gov. Furnas will deliver an
address before the "Southern Ne
braska Wool Growers Association" at
Beatrice on May 9Th, that being the
Annual Sheap-shearing Festival" of
the Association.
DIR. Ed. Arnold, who. for the past
four months has been connected with
both the st. Joseph and Kansas City
Eye and Ear Infirmaries, returned
last evening, and is now located per-
manently In our city.
Mr.. John Barnes, Nemaha City,
started to Buffalo, n. Y, Thursday of
last week for the purpose of seeing a
famous cancer doctor. Mr.. B. believes
he has a cancer growing between his
mouth and chin. We sincerely wish
our esteemed old friend will succeed
In having the horrible thing removed,
The "Boss" Barber shop No. AZ,
by J. r. Hawkins, has been enlarged
and another chair added. His old
shop by the bank Is closed. Hawkins
now has the best and neatest looking
establishment we have ever
seen In this city, and deserves the
of everybody, for his taste
and enterprise.
- While visiting the farm Of Hon. |
9. M. Hayden, Douglas precinct. last
he showed US hedge sprout
Of one years growth which measured |
over twelve feet. Mr.. H. says he |
found one sprout which measured |
fourteen feet and one inch. That
hedge plant grew over one inch per
lay during the entire growing sea-
Ion. I
- Mr.. VIM. Tidrow, of Aspinwall.
,alled at our office Monday and gave
rs the following Aspinwall news:
Mr.. Wiesenreder is removing his
stock of goods to Barada, Richardson
county. d. Mr.. Tidrow will open a
variety stock of goods imm ediately.
There has been found on the town
ute of Aspinwall three foot vein of
coal, was discovered one day last
week by man by the name Of Bick-
II. The vein Is on the river bank,
sbout high water mark.
On Thursday, last week by invi-
alton of w. H. Hoover we took a
buggy ride. Billy said: slump in
Wash" and we jumped in without
my previous knowledge of what he
vas going to do with US. He whirled
is away down to Nemaha City. On
he way down Billy informed us that
lie was going down to show some men
he country. Then we realized that
We were "in for 1t" for all day, and
econciled ourself to being kidnapped
With some degree of pleasure. Arriv-
ID at the city we met Mr.. Warren, su-
of the Chicago Elevator
who was at Nemaha seeing
he magnificent elevator being built
here and ordering some additional
to make 1t one of the most
omplete structures of the kind. Mr..
whom we soon found to be
ute genial gentlemen, conducted
lis visitors all through and over the
from bottom to top, explain
ng elaborately the workings of the
duplicated machinery; and IL we
lidn't understand all about 1t, It
wasn't Mr.. Warren's fault. After an
xcellent dinner at the Hoover
House, Mr.. Hoover, Mr.. Warren,
'HE ADVERTISER man, and a CORES. :
'ondent of the State Journal named
Allen.. stepped into our "rig" and
way we went down south across the
ron bridge, on through that rich DOR
lon of our county. to the Richardson
ounty line, then west several miles.
hen north, seeing the beautiful farms
f McCandlas, Shubert, Shocky, Capt.
henderson, the Fishers, Thos. Hig-