Nebraska advertiser., 1880-06-17
LOCAL PERSONALS.

| from nlS VfSlC 10 the country.
Miss Alice Hit returned Saturday
from visit to friends in Lincoln.
= Mrs. Geo. D. Cross and Mrs. Sins
Morris visited st. Joe on Tuesday.
- Mrs. - Martin, of Peru, spent
several days in this city last week.
-Dr opperman, the lively doctor Of
Sheridan, called on US on Tuesday.
- DIR. II. F. Mccoy, of Kansas City
Mo-, spent several days in this city last
week.
"A. W. Nickell and family returned
home on Monday from visit to
Lawrence Kansas. a
= Mr.. Frank Mccoy, of Falls City
was in this city visiting friends the
past two or three days.
= Miss Alice Judkins left Friday
for st. Joe county Indiana, where she
will visit friends for some time.
Mr.. S. A. Osborn and family
visited friends at Salem Neb, on Satur-
day last and returned home Monday.
- Miss Florence Smith, Musical In
structress of the Normal School, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ada Fair
brother, this city.
- Mrs. G. III. Collins, with her little
son, left last week for Long Prairie,
Mimi, where she will spend the sum-
mer with her sister.
- Mr.. u.s. Church, Census Enumer-
ator for Bedford precinct is in the city
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
this week for the purpose of correcting
any errors in his papers, which are
filed. II
: Mr.. c. W. Butler, a successful
sheep raiser, few miles west of this
city, gave his sheep their annual shear
ing few days ago. His 3-year olds
rendered fieeces ranging from Z to IA
pounds, and last years lambs 6 to II.
His total clip amounted to 52S pounds.
= Mrs. Eliza Hall, one of our "con-
slant readers" started Tuesday morn
ing this week to Republican City, to
visit the family of Billy Morrison, her
son-in-law. She was accompanied by
her grandson, one of Billy's little boys,
who had been visiting his grand par
ents in this county.
Rev. Little, Synodical Missionary
for Nebraska, will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday at IL a.
m., and at Nemaha City in the Chris
tian church at 3 p. IN. The Rev. z. A.
Vessels will preach at ROsefield at IL
a. m. and in Brownville at Presbyteri-
an church, at 1880 in the evening, next
Sunday.
= The marriage of Rev. J. W. Wee
ber and Miss Mollie Furnas takes place
to-day, Wednesday; and as this is the
day we print our paper we are unable,
this week, to ''write up" the happy and
brilliant affair as we would desire to.
THE ADVERTISER, however, extends its
best congratulations to the happy
groom and bride.
M. L. Emery drops postal dated
18th inst. from Leadville to Z. C. Hack
er. Says, "All well and doing well.
Expect to go prospecting within day
or two, and think we have it rich.
Frank Hasness and partner, formerly
of Aspinwall but now of Mosquito,
sold claim 9th inst, for S15,OO0-hOw
his dot for a blacksmith? ?" Good,
friend Emery, and we hope our Brown
vile blacksmith will be as fortunate.
When Mr.. E. wrote the strike was
raging, the MALTA were in arms, and
bloodshed was imminent. Write
again, brother Emery.
= Hon. Church Howe came into the
city Thursday of last week to receive
surgical treatment of his ankle and
limb hurt more than month ago when
his team ran away. Mr.. Howe is at
the Marsh House; his locomotion is on
crutcheS as he dare not even touch his
foot to the ground; and the doctors say
it will be at least two months more be-
fore the broken ligaments of his ankle
joint will be sufficiently united for him
to bear his weight upon that foot.
There is no telling when he will dare
the attempt to walk without some de-
pendence upon his friendly crutch.