The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20
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C. 4. Speice is confined to his home by
sickness.
Miss Ida Meagher went to Lincoln
Thursday.
&c. Wilson Of st. Edward was in the
city Saturday.
Joe Ryan visits the Exposition few
days this week.
Miss Maude Winterbotham came down
from Genoa today.
C. c. Gray and family are visiting
friends in Illinois.
Miss Kate Smith Of Omaha is visiting
the Misses Zinnecker.
G. o. Burns and Henry Ragatz, jr.
spent Sunday in Osceola.
c. H. Davis is slowly recovering from
serious spell Of sickness.
The family Of NJ. Brugger went to
Omaha Sunday on visit.
Rev. Hayes is taking a months vaca-
ton from his pastoral duties.
Milton Speice of King6sher, Oklaho-
ma, arrived in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Fink Of Madison spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Lanktree.
Rev. Weed and family are spending a
two weeks vacation in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Charles A. Brindley was the
guest of Mrs. Ballou of Schuyler Thurs
day.
Gordon Gross, editor Of the st. Edward
Sun, spent Sunday here with his home
folks s"
w. NJ. Cornelius was delighted last
week by the visit of brother from Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Fillman left Mon
day for Chicago, stopping in Omaha on
their way.
Albert Won Bergen Of Humphrey WIS.,
tied here over Sunday with his mother
and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Chaplin leave this
for Cowley county, Kansas,
to visit their son.
Rev. and Mrs. Hinman of Genoa left
for home Thursday, after a two days
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Rogers.
J. r. Stires of New Jersey, father of J.
D. Stires of this city, left Monday for his
home, after a ten days visit with his son.
Mrs. Kate Hale returned last week
to her home in Sioux City after three
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs Dan
Condor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mcfarland start
Ell Thursday afternoon for MapletOn,
to visit their daughters for a
Few months.
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Sheehan are
visiting in Omaha. Miss Mamie will 90
Oh to st. Paul to visit two weeks with
John Meyer and family. @.
Mrs. Milton Speice aud two little
daughters of Kingfisher, Oklahoma, arri-
ved in the city Tuesday evening last on
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Speice.
Spencer Robley Of Frobush, Iowa, ne
phew Of Leander Gerard, is visiting
here. He and Ernest Gerard took
ride to Monroe last Tuesday on their BIZ
cycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. McQusig and family and
Miss Keating Of Wise, arrived in the city
Monday on a visit to the family Of b.
Mrs. McQuaig and Miss
Heating are sisters of Mrs. McTaggert.
Mrs. Mcfarland and Charlie Woosley
we're three days in Fullerton last week as
delegates to the district convention of
the Epworth Lague. The delegates were
royalty entertained by our neignbor
city.
Mrs. Samuel Galley and daughter Mar
tha of Creighton returned home Monday
after two weeks visit with Mrs.. Gal
ley's mother, Mrs. Brindley, and other
relatives. Misses Ethel and Maud Gal
ley went home with them for visit.
Mrs. Anna Ragatz and son Arthur Of
Prairie du Sac, Wise, who have been WIS.,
ting the family Of Henry Ragatz the
past five weeks, left for their home today
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ragatz and
Miss Emma and Ed. accompanied them
to Omaha where they will visit the Ex-
position few days.
Mrs. Hattie Englehart of Julesburg,
arrived here last Saturday to
make an extended visit with old friends
and relatives in Columbus and neighbOr-
ing towns. Mrs. Englehart is sister Of
state representative, George Horst, and
a daughter Of Andrew Horst, one Of the
early settlers Of Polk county, now living
at Madison, Nebraska.
At the earnest solicitation Of numer-
Gus citizens OF Columbus, members Of
the old cornet band have been paryailed
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