The Columbus journal., 1898-10-12
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p. j. Hart vas in Omaha Lest week.
E. 81. jenkins vent Monday to Aadi-
Mis- Celia Wagner spsat Sunday st
homo
Mr. and Mra +. ". Way ass in Omaha
this vesk.
NJ. Lsipp's mother Of Wisconsin i
visiting him.
Nm james Psarsall visited friends in
Lincoln Last week.
John Horst Of Madison visited st A.
Jaeegi's over Sunday.
Mis- Liszie Sheehan OF Humphrey
spent Sunday Ut homo.
Mr.. and Mn Fred. Sco6eld visited
tho Exposition last week.
Quite . number Of Knights Of Pythias
went to Omaha Tuesday.
DR.. Britel OF st. Edwards visited his
son, J. II. Britel last week.
J. g. Reeder and family are OF for q
i've weeks visit in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haynes OF Parks
vile, Mo-, are visiting DR.. Voss.
Mrs. Nels Hasselbach Of st. Edward
visited Mrs. J. Rasmussen last week.
Mr.. and Nm. Rothlitner and Nina g.
O. Burns spent part OF last week in
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lisco Of Chapel,
Neb., arrived hero Sunday on . visit to
relatives.
Mn. Jennie Walker vent to Sioux
City last week by way OF the Exposition
at Omaha.
Mrs. Baker Of Cedar Rapids, sister OF
the mail clerk, George Baird, was in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Jenkins returned
Friday from an overland trip to their
farm in Madison county.
Ell. Fitzpatrick, Jesse Newman, Jay
Cushing and Roy Dodds we're among
the Omaha visitors last week.
Daniel Sullivan, brother OF Judge
Sullivan, is here from Illinois, visiting
his brother, and sister, Mrs. Keeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Janing Of Osceola Wis.,
tied over Sunday with the Zinnecker
family. Mrs. Janine will visit . week
With relatives.
Mrs. Robert Mcpherson OF Hsger,
Nebr., arrived here Saturday on a,visit
to her brother and sister. Mrs. W. N.
Hensley and w. A. McAllister.
Misses Minnie Tannshill, Esther
johnson. Lille Heating, Meta Hensley,
Lois Early and Mrs. Early were among
tho visitors in Omaha last week.
Mrs. Charles Pollock vas accompanied
by Mra. E. O. Pollock, mother Of Charles
E., last week, from . visit at Ashton,
Illinois. Charles met them at Omaha.
Mrs. Wilkie Goodrich and baby Of
Council Bluffs, were in the city . few
hours Friday on their way home from q
visit to Mn. e. g. Brown OF Humphrey.
Mrs. Sam Rickly is expected here in q
few weeks from Carbon, Wyo. Mrs
Rickly expects to move here to give her
daughter school advantages. Mr.. Rickly
will remain in Carbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith Of Herbst
Ind, are visiting friends in the city
Mrs. Smith will be remembered here aa
Mrs. Mary Taylor. While in the city
they are the guests Of Mrs. Chas. Math'
eWs.
Robert O'Brien Of Cheyenne, Wyom'
ing, who has been sojourning for awhile
in Illinois, arrived in the city Sunday
and will visit friends . few days. While
at Springfield, Illinois, he took consider
able interest in the Lincoln monument
The keeper OF tho place said that tel
years ago, when changes were made
Lincoln's body was in q good state o
preservstion-bis color was swarthy
his hair raven black. The city nov
reaches to the grave.
John Tannahill is OF Scotch-Irisl
descent, and has those staying qualities
that tell in the makeup Of life. Havinl
devoted most Of his time to raisinl
garden seeds and selling them; to tn
growth Of orchards; tho sale Of trees, etc
naturally, he has taken greater deligh
in work of that kind than any other, an
in this respect he has done business il
every state in the Union and also Cana
da-always true to name. The sam
qualities that have served him thus, vii
hold him to tho work Of . Legislator
true to the record he has made as
Union soldier, a. q citizen patriot, . ma
Of progress. Give him your vote Q
that he may vote for q republican 70
United States senator, and thus suppoz
the administration of William McKinle,
Tho now mail catchers that hav
been placed along the q. p. line hsv
caused . great deal OF trouble the pa
week. Frank Griffin, . fireman on La
Wednesday at Duncan, had his sku
fractured while putting his head out {
the window, looking for the train bac
of him. At first he was thought by th
train men to b dead, but suddenly b
got up, his mind had left him and thre
men could scarcely hold him in the cs