The Columbus journal., 1888-11-14
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
]. n. Heater u at home.
Mis- Ida Msagher i visiting in Lin
coin.
George Wandel was in Omaha owe
Sunday.
Fred. Matthews was at North Platt'
last week.
B. r. Cowdery Of Lincoln was in tn,
city Monday.
Dr.. ID. T. Martyr went to Omaha Mon
day on business.
Miss Jennie Thomas returned Wed
nesday from her VISIT east.
C. II. Sheldon and family returned
Tuesday of last week from their tril
east.
Joseph Curran, an old-time friend o
the JOURNAL force, was in the cit!
Friday.
Mrs. Hill. who for the past four week.
has been quite sick, is now recovering
rapidly.
VIM. Walton OF Genoa was q pleasan,
caller at this Office yesterday morning
on business.
John A. Kehoe, Warwick Saunders and
II. c. Carrig Of Platte Center we're in the
city Monday.
Mrs. DR.. F. ]. Schug and Mrs. N. H
White, started for Belleville, Canada
last Wednesday.
Terry Brady and wife Of Columbus
were the guests of r l. Rossiter, over
Sundsy.IP. C. News.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Hamilton OF
Vinton, Iowa, visited the family Of Al
bert Covert last week.
Joseph Rivet of Postville was in the
city Saturday, and was, az always, a vel
come caller at these headquarters,
Miss Ida Meagher of Columbus was
the guest of Mrs. D. c. Kavsnsugh, the
fore part Of the week.1Platte Center
News.
Miss TOttie Hood returned Sunday
to her home in Schuyler after q few days
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. J. e.
Tasker.
Geo. s. Truman of Monroe twp. and
John Wise of Sherman, came in on us
en- masse Saturday. The election hadn't
hurt them any.
Thos. Wilson, of Columbus, was on
our streets shaking hands with his nu-
merous friends the latter part Of the
week. ISchuyler Sun.
Mr.. and Mr.. I. Sibbernsen arrived
home from Omaha Thursday evening
last, a reception being held for them at
the residence of J. Rasmussen.
NJ. C. BloedOrn and wife we're up Tues
day last, visiting friends. Martin was
summoning the petit jury for the De-
cember term Of court.-fHumphrey Ind.
Miss Grace Taylor of Columbus, and
MISS Alice Kingston, teacher Of the
Wattsville school we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Tedrow, Saturday.1P.
C. News.
Mrs. John Schram of Seattle, Wash
ington Ty., was in the city Saturday
evening. She has been visiting her
folks, Mr.. Ole Oleson of Nance
county.
Miss Ella Byrnes, who is attending
school here, returned to her home in
Duncan Wednesday, school being dis
missed for a while on account of diph-
C. News.
Charles Callahan, Esq, of the Sidney
called at these headquarters
Monday last, in company with A. Haight
of this vicinity. Glad to see you, gen
tlemen. Come again.
George B. HOMELAND of Newman Grove,
one Of the old settlers in that section of
country, was in town Monday, and gave
a very pleasant call on business. He
has land to exchange for goods. See his
advertisement.
Henry Adams, who has been in Ne
.raska a number of years, left Sunday
for Vermont, his old home to
with his family. He accompa-
MED some horses to Chicago belonging
to Earl Phinney.
VIM. Sweeney, director OF the now IA
Buffalo Bill cowboy band, stopped
in the city q few days last week, the
guest Of G. w. Turner. He went east
to fill an engagement for the
after which he goes with the
Wild West to Paris.
-Weare told that there is q democrat
Of this city who boasts of having "voted"
a man who had no right to cast a ballot
in this city; also that there are numbers