The Columbus journal., 1892-09-07
PERSONAL.
L. Sibbernsen was in Omaha Friday.

PERSONAL.
/. Sibbernsen was in Omaha Friday.
A. L. Bixby Sundayed in Columbus
Charles Stonesifer was in town yester
day.
L. Gerard and family spent Sunday
in Monroe.
G. G. Bowman of Omaha was in the
city Monday.
Mn. Simpson of Iowa is visiting Mrs
c. j. Carlow.
Miss Kittie Cowdery of Lincoln visit
ed here last week.
Martin Bloedorn of Humphrey was in
town last Wednesday.
Herbert Shoaf left yesterday for Chi
cago.-[Genoa Leader.
Mrs. L. j. Cramer leaves today for her
future home in Colorado.
j. F. Dochter was in Grand Island
Thursday visiting friends.
Ed. Early and A. J.. Wilcox we're in
Platte Center Wednesday.
Frank Stovicek of Shelby was in town
a couple of days last week.
Mrs. C. J. Linstrum left Thursday for
her home in Creston, Iowa.
Miss Callie Newell went to Lincoln
Thursday to visit relatives.
Editor Thompson of the Genoa Banner
was in town Thursday last.
Miss Carrie Schonlau has returned
from a visit to Grand Island.
Ida Turner is home after a long visit
with her aunt in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Figgles of La Post, Iowa, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. s. Hatfield.
Editor Barrows of the st. Edward
News, was in our city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Barber visited from
Tuesday to Saturday in Chicago.
Miss Lille Bushel is visiting Mrs.
Robinson NEE Hoising.on) in Beatrice.
Dick ROssiter spent two days last
week with the soldiers in Grand Island.
Joe Paschal, formerly with the Argus
of this city, has returned from Sioux
City.
lI,a uooh1, n Hhv1rolnxr
from Humphrey after several days
visit.
Miss Julia Heitkemper returned
Thursday from a two weeks visit in
Iowa.
John l.. Peters, U. S. revenue cOllec-
tor, was in town Monday, returning to
Omaha.
Masters Archie Griffin and Sam Fried
hof visited the Indian school in Genoa
last week.
John ScI,mOcker. of Duncan, was in
town Thursday last and called on the
boys.
John Sturgeon of Columbus is visit
ing with Mayor Miller. Thursdays
Omaha Bee.
The Misses Lena and Anna GeitZen
returned Sunday from a two weeks visit
in Central City.
Mrs. Chas. Davis and Misses Kate and
Early went Saturday to Lincoln
to spend the week.
Miss Bertha Krause returned home
Wednesday, after several weeks visit in
and Albion.
Albert Wilde of Humphrey was here
yesterday. He was on his way to the
big fair at Lincoln.
r. II. Sutherland, division superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific, was in
town we Sunday.
w. F. Critchfield, county attorney of
Nance county, was in the city Friday,
attending to legal business.
Ellis Brown returned Thursday from
a two weeks vacation spent with his
parents in Cedar Rapids, Neb.
County Treasurer Lynch has returned
from his extended western trip, and is
again at work at the court house.
Charles H. Hudson arrived on Mon
day from Ration, New Mexico, and will
make Columbus his future home.
Geo. E. vawter left Monday morning
for Schuyler where he has accepted the
position of job printer on the Sun.
Miss Fannie Geer started for her home
Marshall, Mich, last Wednesday,
after a short visit with friends here.
NJ. X. Turner, editor of The JOUR-
NAL, started Thursday last for Cadiz, O.,
whittier he was summoned on business.
j. W. Tanner of the Fullerton Post
passed through the city yesterday or
his way TO Lincoln to attend the state
fair.
Clarence and Miss Bessie Sheldon
left Monday for Monmouth ILL.,, where
they will attend college tho coming
year.
Miss Barnister and Mrs. w. E. Reed
went down to Columbus Tuesday, return
ing the same evening .-[Madison Re-
Misses Alice Matthews and Eulala
returned Thursday from their
three months visit with relatives in
Canada.
Mrs. Robt. Mcpherson of Hagler, Neb.,
spent a week here visiting, returning
home Sunday, accompanied by Meta
Hensley.
Miss Laura Leedom went to Cedar
Friday, where she had been en-
gagged to teach in the public schools the
year.
A. J. McKelvey of st. Edward and his
brother George L. of Fullerton, passed