The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Ed. North was at Sioux City Monday
I. GIuck was An Omaha visitor Wed
nesday.
Rev. A. Heinrich Of Platte Center venl
to Omaha yesterday.
Charley Hunter, a barber of Fullerton
spent Sabbath in this city.
MI. and Mrs. r B. Dunlap visited
friends here over Sunday.
J.. 81. Kersenbrock and Charles S-gelke
we're at Humphrey Monday.
Chief of Police Taylor visited the
Sioux corn palace last week.
O. N. KEN passed through the city
Monday morning, bound for Emerson.
Mrs. Hud. Murdoch is home again
from her visit among New York friends
Frank Turner went to Schuyler las,
week to assist the Quill force for a few
days.
Mrs. A. Haight returned Wednesday
from a visit with friends in Howard
county.
Mr.. and Mn. Milt Speice of kingtish.
er, Oklahoma, are visiting relatives IN
the city.
Miss Carrie Schonlau has gone to
Omaha to accept a position as stem.
ographer.
P. w. Heinrich. the insurance agent,
visited the cOrn palace at Sioux City
Thursday.
Mrs. PRESS and her children Of Leigh
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Eusden.
The parents Of ID. F. Davis Of the Tel
egram we're in the city last week visiting
with their sOn.
c. 4. Newman. cashier Of the Com
mercial bank. vent to Central City
Monday on business.
j. J. Sullivan went to Sioux City Mon
day, intent on legal business. as we'll as
to gee the corn palace.
Henry Hewitt and family OF Shelby
we're among the crowd Of visitors from
Polk county Saturday.
James Hudson and Roy Clark OF
Woodville we're among the host Of CO.
lumbus visitors Saturday.
Charles Wake visited Sunday with his
family. whom he expects TO take with
him to Schuyler this week.
Judge Post and court reporter Frank
North left Monday noon for David City,
where a session OF court is TO be held.
Mrs. W. C. Ross. Of Council Bluffs, Ia,
sister Of Mrs. Fred Hauter, arrived in
the city last week on a two weeks visit.
Ed. Hoare. the irst government farm
er at the Indian school at Genoa. that
has succeeded in raising grain for sale.
vas in town Saturday.
Mn. 7. Fl. Hodges Of Columbus. Ohio,
is visiting friends IN this county. She
brings US word concerning Ohio friends
and neighbors Of auld lang ssne.
Col. Wheat, whose man Friday caused
such merriment Saturday, was in the
city Monday. bound for North Bend,
where he was booked for a speech.
Mrs. Charity Kelley Of Oconee was
among the very aged people who attend
Ell the meeting Saturday. She remain
Ell TO visit friends in the city and vicinity.
John Virgins returned last week from
the Dakota Hot Springs very mich I'M
proved in health. in fact. looking like an
entirely different man from what he was
a few weeks ago
Mr.. J. J. Hoagland. Miss Annie Hamer
and LYDIA Drinnin went to Fremont Fri
day morning To take in the fair and the
sights of the city. Miss Anna Naylor
accompanied them home in the evening
10 spend Saturday and Sunday at home.
q. II. Archer. a former citizen OF Co
lumbus. who for several years past has
been living i'll Wyoming, came IN from
the west Thursday night. He is looking
in excellent health. and expects To pass
the winter here. going west again in the
spring.
Mrs. Charles II. Walker Of Denver,
who had been visiting her father, Rev.
DR.. A. Heinrich. and other relatives a.
Platte Center. left Friday for an extend
Ell visit east accompanied by Miss Lydia,
daughter Of VIM. BlOedOrn of Platte
Center.
Mrs. Mary A. Hill has returned from
a visit TO her sons, J. NJ, at Omaha
The anniversary OF her %si1ty-ninth birth.
day occurred while there and was duly
celebrated. While there she met Mrs. Gus
Lockner and Mr.. r Uhlig, formerly of
this city, and had a very pleasant visit
with them.
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