The Columbus journal., 1885-09-16

Geo. Smith went to Lincoln yes.
terdsy.
j. 6. Reedcr, Esq, is slightly under
the weather.
NJ. Kramer, from York. was in the
city Sunday.
Philip Metz starts today for St.
Nary's, Kansas.
Al. Richly came down from Rush
vile last week.
Brad. Slaughter OF Fullerton vas
in town Monday.
The great "Psss Fiend" vas in
Omaha last Thursday.
Mrs.. h. W. Grahsm, of York, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mart" Stevens, Of Boone county,
took in the races last week.
Mrs. h. Murdock 10 visiting at her
old home, Glens Falls, n. Y.
A. J. Little, of the Genoa Enter.
prise, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. David Schupbsch is recover
ing from several weeks illness.
George Scheidel, of Platte Center.
is around again, after his illnesA
Miss Carrie Dale and Miss Annie
Becher are OF . visit at Lincoln.
l. V. Dickey, who has been sick
the past ten days, 10 now doing we'll.
Mr.. Judge Sullivan and her mother
left for the fair at Lincoln yesterday.
Tom Cain and wife of West Hill,
were in the city several days last
week.
N. J. Burnhsm, Esq, Of Omaha,
visited Columbus the first Of the
week.
Ed. Hurlburt and family are shortly
to move to Lincoln. Sorry Il lose
them.
j. N. Hill, of Genoa. one of the
best hearted men in the world, WAS in
town Monday.
Kate aud Mary Condor left last
week on . three weeks visit to friends
at Dillon, Neb.
George Lehman returned Saturday
from Des Aoines, whess he visited =
week with friends.
Nj. and Mrs. B. R. Cowdery with
their visiting friends went to the
State Fair Monday.
Mrs. Forest came last Sunday to
stay this winter with her daughter,
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Judge Conner and Miss Nellie
Cowdery of Denison, Ia, are visiting
with Mrs. B. r. Cowdery.
Miss Mamie Hunneman started
Monday for q few days visit with the
family of V. T. Price at Albion.
Mrs. L. Phillips goes to Chicago
this week to visit her children, ex.
pecting to remsin about q month.
Mrs. j. A. Austin, of Lincoln, is in
the city for . few days visiting with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Early.
Mrs. Guy c. Bsruum returned
Thursday from q visit to her daughter
Mrs. G. W. Barnhsrt At Rush Creek,
Nebraska.
Miss Ella Dineen, Miss Olive
Dodds, Miss Mary Reinke and Miss
Katie Browner are attending the
High School in this city.
Frank Baird came down Sunday
from Colorado, where be has been
living the last three and a half years.
he is in excellent health.
Mrs. Joe. Coolidge Of Plattsmouth,
Mrs. Eliza Coolidge, mother Of Il. P,
and Miss 10. Tinkel, q niece, are Wis
itors with II. P's. family.
Nils Hssselbach, one of the leading
business men of St. Edward, Wa in
the city last week and renewed his
Acquaintance with the JOURNAL.
Mr.. G.. R. Krsuse and family are
going to leave Albion and move to
Columbus again, just a. soon az they
can ind 8 suitable dwelling here.
Miss Annie Delsno, Of Pswtucket,
R. l., sister of Mrs. Fred Shaw, sr-
rived in the city Friday last and will
make quite an extended visit here.
Mrs. John Schrsm, of Seattle, W ash-
ington Ty., arrived in the city Thurs
day, accompanied by her young
daughter, and will visit friends for
q time.
S. J. Wheeler and 6. W. Kibler of
C~reston, were in town Monday. Mr..
KILLERS son Willis is sick with the
typhoid fever, but thought now to be
mending.
VIM. Deakins, of Decatur, ILL.,, who
has been visiting his two sons in this
county, started for his home yester-
day. He was agreesbly surprised
with Nebraska.
Henry Hockenberger and family,
accompanied by Miss Lottie Metz,
made . visit last week with Henry's
father, in Boone county, returning
Monday morning.
Mrs. Bette Jenkins, accompanied
by her sol Lee, Miss Mary Turner
and Master Harry Slemmous, left the
Eri6av nnp0in0 foe Poppu To-a