The Columbus journal., 1891-04-22

Al. Mitchell. representing drug firm
Of ST. Louis, was in the city Sunday.
Stephen Mofiit Of Osceola visited with
Mr.. Boyd the past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Truman, Of Genoa, visited
with Il G. Boyd Friday and Saturday.
Albert vOn Bergen Of Humphrey Wis
tied his mother and brother over Sunday.
| Norris Bonesteel left Atlantic. Ia,
Thursday, to locate somewhere in Mon
tana.
Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick last week Wis
tied Owen Quinn's family northeast Of
the city.
! Bernard Miller is back again to the
city. and is employed by his brother, in
his store.
| Miss Kate Early has been engaged to
teach the spring term Of school at dis
trict No. -.
| Hon. &. G. White. the famous flour
man of the Crete mills, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. V. 4. Macken returned Monday
from Platte Center, where she had been
visiting friends.
| J.O. BlOdgett and John Eisenmann,
citizens Of the south side Of the river.
were in town Monday.
Miss Anna G. Turner of Grant In
stitute, Genoa, visited her parents here,
Thursday to Saturday.
c. f. Pollock returned Monday from
Ashton, Ill. He reports his mother very
much improved in health.
| George Eisenhauer, Of near Duncan,
made The JOURNAL Office very pleas
ant call Thursday last on business.
Mrs. Franks started Thursday for st.
Paul, Minn., after two weeks sojOurn
here with her sister, Mrs. L. Phillips.
Mr.. Turrell, the reporter of the Tele-
gram, who has been on the sick list ut
Schuyler for several days. has returned
to duty.
| Mrs. Rev. J. L. Powers and sister, OF
Grand Island returned home Saturday
after several days visit with friends in
the city.
Supt Backus Of Grant Institute went
to Pine Ridge agency last week to get
some children for the school, over which
he presides.
| DIR. G.. u. Evans WAS called Thursday
to attend j. q. Higgins, Gov. BOyd's
private secretary, who has been sick for
several weeks.
J. S. Freeman was in the city Fri
day. He is going to put out on his
place a thousand apple trees and a
dozen apricOts.
Clark Cooncy and W. A. Davis leave
today for the Pacific coast to look the
country over and if suited, may con-
clude to invest.
| Henry Shoaf, who has been attending
the high school, went Saturday to
Genoa, near which place his fathers
| family are HVlnk On Il iarm.
l. ID. Clark Of Creston came down
Wednesday with father and mother
Westcott. He says that there is quite
deal Of la grippe in that section OF the
county.
Aug. Smith Of Platte Center, one OF
the soldier boys who after years Of wait
ing was recently awarded his just dues
it the way Of pension, was in town
Monday.
Will Becher. court reporter for Judge
Miller Of David City, was in town over
Sunday. visiting friends, going Monday
to Wahoo, where his work AS reporter
will begin.
Mrs. G. II. krause, who has been on
the sick list quite while, is reported
better. Her daughter, Miss Bertha Of
Albion. came down last week to he with
her mother.
Herman G. Leuschen of BOheet was
in town Thursday, looking after town.
ship matters, which he always does
promptly and effectually. No discount
on Herman.
Phil. Sprecher, the gifted editor OF the
Norfolk News. who has been enjoying a
weeks outing among old friends in Col
fax county, was in the city yesterday, on
his way home.
Mrs. W. B. Backus and son Vernie,
and Miss Anna c. Turner returned Sat
urday to Genoa. after a few days visit
with friends, Mrs. b., at Seward, and
Miss Anna in this city.
Judge E. r. Dean of David City was q
welcome caller at JOURNAL headquarters
Tuesday evening of last week. He has
very forcible way Of telling why Boyd
vetoed the Newberry bill.
j. w. Love, U. S. consul to San Saliva
, dor. Central America, was in the city
, yesterday on business. He starts Sat.
urday for his destination and goes by
the way Of San Francisco.
| !" dltOu VI NcuOd lctuluCu AioAA
Baltimore last Wednesday. His child
, was dead and buried before he reached
. there. Oracle, the little girl, is getting
! along nicely, says the Genoa Leader.
Mrs. J. A. Snow (nee Miss DOcia Co
VERT was visiting friends in the city last
week. We learn from the Schuyler
Quill that Mr.. Snow has purchased the
Combs harness shop OF that place, and
that he will locate there in business.
Larry Byrnes was in town Friday, fo'
i the first time since last November. FIJI
S teen years ago he had an attack Of lunl
s fever. and this second one makes hin
3 Justly cautious. We hope that he ma!
r soon recover entirely from the ailmen
that has kept him housed all winter.