The Columbus journal., 1898-10-26
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D. B. Duffy was in Platte Center Fri.
day.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith was in Omaha last
week.
O. Nelson OF Richland vas in tho city
Friday.
J. 81. Galley and family are visitors to
the fair this week.
Mn. I. II. Brittsll was in Omaha three
days of last week.
II. J. Hudson and Mn. R Jenkinson
| were in Omaha last week.
Mra Scots Of Lswiston. NJ, is visiting
her friend, MrsL Gardner.
Mis Maggie Zinnecker il visiting her
sister, Mrs. Janing in Osceola-
Mr.. and An. Stryker went to Omaha
Monday to visit the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Parks returned
last week from their visit at Ord.
Mics Georgie Post will leave this week
for visit to Omaha and Chicago.
Miss Minnie Meaeher 10 in Clarks in
tho interest Of Mrs. Walters store.
Mrs. Tiffany and daughter, Mrs.
Wriehtsr, were in Omaha lest week.
Mrs. e. G. Brown and children OF
Humphrey spent Sunday in Columbus.
Mn. H. L Murdock will return this
week from . two months. visit in New
York.
Mrs. Mary Early and family are con.
templatinR spending tho winter in Cali
fornia.
Miss Carrie Simmons went to Chadr0n
last week to stay with her brother
Henry.
Mrs. Woodworth OF Albion visited
Saturday With Mrs. w. A. Way, on her
way 20 Mlc0lgan.
Mrs. Wheeler OF Council Bluffs re-
turned homo Saturday, after visiting
the Duffy family.
Miss Marie Duffy went to Madison
Monday to spend the week in the inter-
est OF her business.
Mm G. w. Brown Of Cedar Rapids is
visiting friends in the city, on her way
home from Omaha.
Rev. Rogers and Mrs. Sparhawk
attended Congregational association in
David City last week.
Frank Baird OF Boone county was in
the city Friday on his way homo from
the Exposition at Omaha.
John Red6eld of Newell, Iowa, visited
his uncle, Capt. A. Haight, . week,
returning home Thursday last.
Mrs. Mofett Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
returned home Saturday, after visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey.
Misses Bessie Sheldon and Minnie
Becker went to Hastings Saturday to
attend Christian Endesvor convention.
Mrs. Frank Miller of King8sher, Okla
homa is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Morris. Creston States
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. lafayette Anderson OF
the vicinity OF Genoa were in the city
Thursday on their way homo from the
Exposition.
Herbert Tiesing, brother Of DR.. Tie
sing who has been spending the past six
months here, expects to start Wednesday
for his homo in New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Martin of Silver
Creek visited friends in the city last
week, on their way homo from visit in
Iowa, and stop at the Exposition.
Alex Voorhees,, formerly OF Boone
county, but . resident Of Chicago since
1892, was in the city Saturday on his
way to Albion, to visit his son. He
holds his own fairly we'll.
Mrs. J. d. Stires went down to Oma-
hs Monday to attend the congress Of
women which meets there. Mrs. Stires
will represent tho supreme Grand Mat
ron OF the Eastern Star at the congress.
J. E. England Of Bennett, Pa, arrived
in the city last Wednesday on . weeks
business visit to the city. Mr.. England
owns considerable land in this vicinity
and makes Q trip west about every two
years to look after it.
Mrs. Gale, sister OF C. F. Gleason, and
Miss Edna Reed, niece OF Mr.. Gleason,
both of Denver, and Mr.. 8. e. Davis OF
Wilber, son i'm law of Mr.. and MrsL Glea-
son, were all here to attend the funeral
OF Miss Florence Gleason, Friday. Mrs.
Gale returned home Sunday and Miss
Reed will remain some time, for q visit.
Tho most laughable OF all Irish
farce comedies, ''Gillhooleys Reception. !"
Seats now on sale at Pollock 4 Cos.
| OIu8 0GOEos 1IACeD zAb ~ o0u " O0osos
Watch for the big parade.
This 10 . very good time to empha-
sixe the fact that the Law firm Of Allen
L Robson at Madison does not contain
all the congressional and senatorial
ability present even in the fusion parties.
Leave them both at home, and send men
to Washington who will help carry ont
tho wishes OF the people in sustaining
tho noble administration Of President
Mckinley.
DIR. Shipman, although evidently
ono Of the best phrenologists who has
visited Columbus, did not have large
patronage at the public meetings, how