The Columbus journal., 1889-03-06

PERSONAL.
L Phillips W. On The nick LIT LIT
week
james r. Smith of Oeooss We IN town
Monday.
Pat. Murphy of Platte Center v,s in
town Saturday.
Dr.. Hampton Of Humphrey, was in
town Wednesday.
Myron Wheeler Of Lincoln was in
The city yesterday.
c. J. Carlow made . legal visit to
Schuyler last week
Miss Katie Hays Of Platte Center u
visiting friends in this city.
VIII Dousherty Of Humphrey va in
town Monday and Tuesday.
A. Henry Of Omaha vas in town Fri
day on his way to Platte Center.
Hon. J. c. Swartaley VA . passenger
to Lincoln Monday on the b. 4 n.
~Bont" Speice leaves today for McCook
to resume work with B. 4 n. R.yC Co.
Tom Schisby and Joseph Linaberry Of
Humphrey were in the city last week.
L 81. Potter and Joe Lachnit Of
Humphrey visited Columbus Monday.
n. b. White and g. ". Hulst were at
Omaha last week, returning Thursday.
n. Keller Of David City vas in town
Wednesday, homevard bound nom the
west.
NJ. Stull, . prominent citizen OF
Plattsmouth, Wa in town one day Last
week.
John g. Hiegins va down from Grand
Island Sunday to visit his partner, G. J.
Carlow.
Anton Mag OF Granville township
visited the county metropolis last We'd
nesdsy.
J. l. McDuRee, brakeman for Con-
ductor Green ON the B. 4 n. u taking .
vacation.
d.. Martyr was called to Clarke and
Silver Creek last week on professional
business.
G. E. Tebbets Of Fremont, state agent
State Insurance Company, was in town
last week.
Miss May Brsdt. Of Beatrice, arrived
in the city Saturday to visit her friend,
Miss Mae North.
ii. n. Winslow the last two weeks has
been purchasing cattle in Hall and
Adams counties.
Judge Post and his court reporter,
Frank North, went to David City Mon
day to attend court.
Mn. Milt Speice arrived in tho city
last week from Sidney and is visiting
friends and relatives.
Frank Bowers OF Nance county was in
the city Friday on business and to visit
grandpa and grandma Hays.
MI. and Mn g. W. Wescott, ST., are
visiting their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Miller at South Omaha.
George p. Stebbins, assistant superin-
tendent Pacific Express, Omaha, was in
the city one day last week o business.
We hear that DR.. Runner talks Of
coming back to Columbus. We were
sorry to see him 60, and will be glad to
see him come.
j. J. Judd Of Monroe, has sold his
farm and thinks Of moving to Georgia or
East Tennessee. We shall be very sorry
to g him leave.
]. E. Tasker and wife took advantage
Of the beautiful day and drove to Schuy-
Ter Sunday, making the trip in the short
space OF two hours.
Charles Brady Of Denver, son Of Ter
renee Brady Of this city, has taken q
position with the q. p. company as night
y~ard-master at this place.
Miss Jennie Brownan OF Clarks IL Wis
iting her friend, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick.
She is on her way home from Canada,
where she has been on an extended visit.
Mr.. Andrews Of Boone county, who
has been in Pennsylvania on q visit,
made this Office q pleasant call while
waiting for the train on his way home
Saturday.
VIM. Terrell and DR.. Schug took q
ride together to Leigh last week. The
country between this and that has very
greatly improved since they were last
over the road.
Thomas Mortimer, OF tho firm Of Ban
croft & Wood, Of Madison, returned
| Saturday from . three months trip in
England. He visited his relatives Frank
Arson and family over Sunday.
Hub. Pepper was in the city one day
last week. Hub. used to be Of Pepper
vile, and wa, in the old days, . very
frequent visitor to Columbus-every day
or 90. He now lives at David City.
C. N. Taylor, the efficient night police
man, left on the B. 4 n. Monday for
Falls City, to appear - . witness before
the grand jury in the trial Of the jewelry
thieves who were captured here, a. noted
last week.
Oliver Fisher and family, who have
been residents Of Platte county for .
number Of years, viii leave next week
for Washington Ty, hoping the change
will benefit Nj. Risheris health. We
wish them success in their new home.