The Columbus journal., 1889-01-23

Monday On business
Rev. b. l. Powers returned Saturda,
from . trip into Iowa
Dr.. Martyr made . professional Vii
, to Platte Censsr Nonday.
AEA T. II. jenkins and soa Leo q,
visiting Father TurnerA
Mis Kate Condor Of South Omaha i
visiting friends IN the city.
Mss Hattie Hiskok Of Lsigh vas in
the city the first of tho vesk.
C. A. Newman, of the Commercial
bank, was in Lincoln last week
Samuel T. Fleming. the Creston hank
q, spent Sunday in Columbus.
Edwin Hamsr went Last week to s.
dala, No, to learn telegraphy.
Mn Geo. Scheidel Of Platte Center
was Columbus visitor Friday.
JIG. Pollock, lessee Of the Thurston
House, was in the city last week
j &C. Norrissey Of Plattsmouth va in
Columbus on business Last week
Theodore Wolf Of Creston v1s in Co
lumbus on business last Thursday.
| Mra. J. r Meagher returned Saturday
from visit With friends st Lincoln
Miss Katie Hays OF Platte Center vas
the guest Of Columbus friends last Fn-
day.
Dr.. Dickinson has gone to Council
Bluffs to accept . position in dentists'
odfce.
J. McConi6, Supt Of the A. 4 n, i
lying very seriously Ill at hin homo IN
Lincoln.
Richard Cunningham v.s in Omaha
and Lincoln Thursday and Friday on
businesa
G. W. Kibler OF Leigh arrived in tho
city Monday, coming by the way Of
Schuyler.
D. F. Davis Of the Democrat was ono
Of the Columbus visitors at the Capital
last week.
Geo. Faircnild has been confined to
his room with typhoid pneumonia the
past week.
Two nephevs of JaA ODonnen ~
rived here Thursday evening to remain
with him for q while.
Buck" Taylor OF Washington, favors
one Of his friends here With . splendid
life size portrait Of himself.
Dr.. Humphrey Of Kesrney visited
with Dr.. Evans while On route home
from the east Monday night.
Miss Alice Chambers, Of Niobrara, has
been visiting the family Of her brother,
Ed. Chambers, the past week.
John Kehoe, one of the rustlers of
Platte Center, was in the city Friday, on
his way to Omaha on business.
Geo. n. Crawford, Esq, vas in Lincoln
the greater portion Of last week,
looker-on at the legislative doinsa.
Chas. Gibson and mother Of St Ed
ward passed through the city Monday
bound for La Crosse, Mich, on q sojourn.
Charley Rickly Of Nashville, stopped
few days on his way home from Mis-
souri His many friends were glad to
zee him.
John Matthews was taken seriously
Ill Sunday morning, but has gradually
improved since then. He il in his eighty
ffth year.
VIM. Bloedorn, one Of the chief bust
ness men Of Platte Center, was in the
city Saturday, visiting his brother,
the sheriff.
Supervisor Geo. N.,Hopkins Of Lost
Creek township, accompanied by his
children leaves today for Indiana to
visit with friends.
r L. Roesiter and l. B. Harmon OF
Platte Center were in Columbus on busi-
ness last Wednesday, and made this
o6ce pleasant call
Councilman G. A. Speice was under
the weather Saturday evening and Sun
day. Monday saw him at work, ss usual,
although still not we'll
J. 8. Hatfield, :the Jolly miller at
Jse9gi & Schupbach's, has returned
from business and pleasure trip to the
northern part Of the state.
James r Smith Of Oconee was in
town Thursday Of Last week. He says
the Farmers Protective Elevator Asso-
ciation are about ready to ship grain
from that point
r II. Henry, A. ". Clark and James
Burrows Of the county board Of super
visors were at Lincoln Last week trying
to secure needed amendments to the
township organization lava
Patrick Murphy Of Platte Center 10
turned Friday from Kansas, where he
had been to accompany his son home.
The latter has been in the railroad ser
vice, and 10 afflicted With rheumatism.
E. B. Hall OF Burwell was in tho city
yesterday. As Deacon Browne" he 10
gaining quite q reputation - writer.
The readers Of the JOURNAL viii shortly
be entertained by some OF his latest
toucheA
John Wise Of Sherman township vas
in Columbus Monday and made the
"
. copy Of the supervisor proceedings to
see exactly what was done With Sher-
man townships bill
George w. Turner left on Mondays
noon train for Warrington, D. C., to Join
Buffalo Bill's- Wild West show, which
sails for Europe April 1st Fred.
Matthews intended to accompany him .
Tar a. Chicago, on his way to Canada,