The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27

Mrs. &. o. Waterman, of Genoa,
left Tuesday for Albany, N. Y. to
visit friends.
S. A. Hanna is back from the
east, and is engaged in selling the
Hanna wagon.
M. O'Brien returned home from
the west Saturday. He will stay
here till spring.
"A. w. Critics of Plsttsmouth
was in attendance at the district
court last week.
Received a carload Of winter
wheat fiour-every sack guaranteed,
at Oehlrich & Bros.
Major VIM. Burgess, f. V. Clark
and Thea f. Elliott of Genoa, were
in the city Wednesday last.
Republicans should remember
that one vote in Platte county may
defeat your political friends.
If you intend to vote a straight
republican ticket see to it that there
are no "pssters" on it anywhere.
Rev. A. Heinrich returned Wed
nesday last from st. Louis where he
visited his daughter. Mrs. {. Fl.
Walker.
-"BiIly" Tillman, who is always
welcomed with hearty good will by
his friends in Columbus. came over
from David City last Saturday.
DIR. Mills, of Osceola, was in the
city Monday. He has quite recov-
cred from a severe injury he receiv-
ed several years since from the fall
of his horse.
Mrs. Rebeccs Becker and Miss
Rebecca Becker, mother and sister
of our townsmen j. +. and VIM.
Becker, started for Ohio. their old
home, yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Eyler, who has re-
Gently been ct Bellwood, Butler
county, has made an engagement
with l.. Kramer of the N. Y. Store.
A good accession.
Mr.. Elliott, postmaster at Post
vile, Platte county, was in the city
Saturday. He says the late snow
storm was death to great many
young pigs in his neighborhood.
-"Dsve" Jackson arrived home
from Iowa Sunday evening. He was
accompanied by couple of friends
with guns and dogs, who will "slew"
game in this vicinity for a few days.
News from Tommy" Wake at
Nebraska City, where he officiated
as the rider of Sailor Boy" shows
that the reputation that the lad has
gained as s."first-clsss" rider was
well sustained.
George Fairchild and "Jim"
Brindley visited David City Sstur-
day. "Jim," wherefore that wall of
"Home, Sweet Home" which greet
ed the still night air on llth street
as you came in?
Mich Blssser is constructing a
county bridge at Edwin Ahrens's,
the old one goes to Shssd's. Mich.
has had considerable of the county
bridge work to do, and is a good
man for the purpose.
Charles Wentworth and wife,
who have lately made their home at
Plsttsmouth, this state, where Char
ley has been engaged with his father
in the newspaper business, arrived
in the city last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Berringer, dsugh-
ter of Cbss. Wake Of this city, has
been visiting her parents, in com.
pany with her husband, for several
days past. The home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Berringer is Elgin, Ill.
George Fairchild, who has been
spending few months In the east,
the land of his birth and early boy.
hood days, arrived in Colum bus last
Wednesday evening. He took his
departure yesterday on the east.
bound train for Columbus, o.
"A member Of the Msennerchor
society reports 8 splendid social time
Of the society and friends at their
ball last Saturday evening, at which
dancing was INDUCED in and the
remaining delicious edibles Of
Thursday nights supper disposed Of
Mr.. A. e. Mills, brother Of DR..
Mills, was in the city Monday on
his return to bis home in Michigan.
We learn that Mr. Mills has pur.
chased farm near Fullerton,
Nance county, Neb., and will in q
short time come 10 this state to re-
side.
For SALE.-A dwelling-house and
lot in q very desirable part of the
city. Will be sold at q sacrifice, as
the money is needed. The house is
new and cost more money than is
asked for both house and lot. For
further particulars inquire at the
JOURNAL Office.