The Columbus journal., 1884-11-19

ReFDOA0l.
VT. Price has removed his family
to Albion.
Judge Riley of Albion was in the
city Friday last.
Miss Bertha Ersuse Of Albion was
in the city Saturday.
Fred. Mstthews went up to Genoa
Saturday to visit friends.
Grandma North and Mrs. c. E.
Morse visited Omaha last week.
Carl Kramer and Gus. Falbaum
made Kearney . visit last Saturday.
Banker Stewart, of Madison, passed
through the city going east last Friday.
George Camp, one Of Platte county's
successful teachers was in the city
Saturday.
J. E. North made Humphrey visit
Thursday evening last, returning FRI
day morning.
Joe. Gross, of Madison, passed
through the city returning from the
east Friday evening.
Elmer Sheets was in the city Satur-
day. He has situation in the Schuy-
ler city schools for the winter.
Horace Hudson, lately with W. b.
Winterbothsm at Genos, is again at
home, and contemplates branching
out in business for himself.
Mrs. Julius Rasmussen, who has
been to the mountains for her health
for some time past, arrived home
Monday much improved. Julius
went to Denver to meet her.
Rev. c. G.. A. Hullhorst, late of
this city, now . resident of Gibbon,
with his wife and family arrived here
Thursday evening, returning from q
visit of several weeks in Illinois.
Charlie Landers was in the city
last week visiting relatives and re-
newing old friendships. Charlie is
now located at Hsnlon, on q branch
of the q. P. railroad in the Repub-
lican valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune, and Mrs,
Walker, of youngstown, Ohio, and
Mrs. Darby of Dskots, arrived in the
city Friday last and are the guests Of
B. R. Cowdery, to the wife of whom
the three ladies are sisters.
Messrs. W. A. Newton and F. A
Best, of Storm Lake, Iowa, were in
the city Monday and called at ths
JOURNAL Office. Mr.. Newton is ar
e1-newspsper man lately connected
with the Pilot of Storm Lake.
Rev. A. Heinrich was in the city
Saturday. He is acting very muct
like q young man, rising before th'
sun, preparing his team and travelling
to this city, transacting his business
and returning home the same day.
10. Tasker and wife, father and
mother of J. E. Tasker of the Stat,
Bank, arrived in the city last Frids!
evening from Lynn, Mass, having
come to Nebraska to make thei
home for the future. Mr.. T. was a
one time q resident of this count.
and sold his extensive farm to returl
to Massachusetts,, but comes bacl
again with the determination to 10
cate to stay. Whether he will settl
In Columbus or st Genoa, where hi
son J. c. lives, is not determined, bu
we hope may conclude to make ou
city his home.
Mr.. Jas. Glynn left the city Frida
last for Valparaiso, Indiana, where b
goes to commence q course of stud
in the law college of that place wit
view to fitting himself for tn
legal profession. The young ma
has been q resident of this city fo
several months, coming here fror
Galena, Illinois, and has labored di
igently at his trade of carpenter g
. the same time be has devoted hi
leisure hours to study in fitting him
self for the profession he wishes
adopt. We believe he has in b
mental and physical makeup tn
, kind of stuff of which successful me
!. are msde--thst he has set out wit
the determination to win.