The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28
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Mis AXES Plumb visited Omaha last
week.
Chs. Duty Of Humphrey vas in town
Friday.
Rev. Hays will spend this week in
Omaha.
Barney NcTaeeeft visited Norfolk
Sunday.
Wn. Bioedorn OF Platte Center was in
ths city Saturday.
Ernest Gerard goes to New York
City for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry GAS were in
Omaha part Of last week.
Stella Krause of Genoa visited rela-
tives in the city over Sunday.
Will Craig left Saturday for Schuyler,
where he visits his brother, John.
s. G. Gray and wife returned 6afnF-
day from q three weeks visit in IIlinsia.
Mis Bertha, Emma and AaFy Enneck-
or returned last week fno0 visit to
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Miss Else Nom i sxpsstd ssnn
from IN extsudsd visis With FaishlIy
and Seward frisndA
Nm Fanble came down from Colum-
bus Tuesday morning to visit her chill
dren.-David City Pre0-
Mrs George Willard and daughter Of
ST. Edward were in the city last week
on their return home from Omaha
Miss Jennie Weisman returned Sat-
urday from spending the summer with
Mrs. George Willard at St. Edward.
Mrs. John Murphy and baby Of Rog
ers were in the city last week, visiting
Mrs Rogers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D..
Fitzpatrick.
Will Craig of Cadiz, Ohio, visited rels-
tives here last week on his way home
from Leadville, Colo, where he has been
the past fifteen months.
j. Heater returned Thursday on a
visit home. Mrs. Leach of Wis, sister
in-law Of Mr. Heater, is here on a short
visit while Mr.. Heater is home.
Mrs. V. A. Macken and daughter
Mamie returned Wednesday last after a
months visit at Omaha with friends and
taking in the sights at the Exposition.
Miss Anna Geitzen, after a pleasant
visit OF two weeks with Central City
friends, returned to her home at Colum-
bus Sunday.-Central City Nonpareil.
Mrs. Mae Smith of Inman, Neb., ar
rived in the city Sunday evening. stay
ing with her Uncle, J. b. Galley's family
over Sunday, starting for home Monday
morning. She had been at Omaha.
In a list of the teachers for Colfax
county the Supt. has made out for the
coming year, Miss Clark and l. B. Ma
rohn are mentioned from Columbus for
districts No. and 6, respectively.
]. K. Lay and wife of Rock county are
| visiting with their son ". X. Lay Of
this city On account of advancing age
they have rented the farm and will
hereafter live with other sons at Buff
falo, n. Y.
Mrs. Parker and daughter Miss Myrtle
came down Monday to visit Mrs. Judge
Sullivan. Miss Myrtle left this morn
ing for Omaha and will go on Friday to
Folsom, S. D., where she will teach
school the coming year.
Mrs. C. G. Hickok has been enjoying
a visit from her cousins, Mrs. n. p.
johnson OF the Sisseton Agency, South
Dakota, accompanied by her daughter
Margaret, and Miss Kate NJ Wheat,
from the Treasury department at Wash,
ington, d. c., both leaving for home
this Tuesday, going by way Of the e1.
position.
Mrs. A. Luth returned Tuesday morn.
ing of last week from her six months
sojourn in California, with her daught.
ers. Mrs Poison and Mrs. Hurd Of La.
connor, Washington, and Mrs. Haver.
croft, Piacerville, California. At the
latter named place they have had nc
rain since the last of February. Mrs
Luth says that the Pacific country il
excellent for fruit, where they have
plenty of water, which they have ir
Washington.