The Columbus journal., 1899-02-08
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Our notes this week begin with Janu-
uary "A. and close With August -. 1877.
Born, March g, to Mrs. N. 4. Turner.
a sou. weight 81. pounds
Alvin Saunders Was elected L. S. SEN
asor on the third joint ballot
Judge I. n. Taylor started q paper at
Oakdale called the Pen and Piov.
Albert Thomas. . lad Of twelve. VA
drowned near Savannah, Butler county.
Two hundred Mormons, mostly from
England. passed west. bound for Salt
Lake.
George Fairchild started Sunday. Feb
ruary Il, from Sidney. for the Black
Hills.
Charles Davis, and also Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Speice returned from the Black
Hills.
". n. Hensiey. editor OF the Era.
recovered very slowly from an attack of
measles.
j. J. RickIy lost by fire, team, harness.
grain and hay $50; HI Hudson. horse.
etc, 500.
Senator North introduced a bill TO
le9alize the Incorporation OF the City Of
Columbus.
Married, January "A. by Elder r. j.
Hudson. Charles E Berin2er and Miss
Jane Wake.
81. j. Hudson began the erection of a
new residence building on his park.
Ninth street
Misses Caroline and Martha kennedy
Of Caiiz, Ohio. arrived in the city Friday
April ID, 1877.
Fred. Goctschalk donated two blocks
Of land north Of the track to the Mon
assery project
Saturday, April u. s. C. Loneshore's
big Windmill blew down. complete
wreck. loss about $50.
A society was formed for maintaining
a German day-school in the city, and f.
". OFT engaged as teacher.
Ben. Spielman and j. G. Higgins pur-
chased % acres Of land southeast of
Capt. Wadsvorth tract for $500.
January 81. 1877, wheat at Columbus
800; corn alc; oats &c; butter ac;
eggs &c; potatoes Soc; onions s1-25.
G.. ". Brown down from the Cedar.
reports game abundant. and -squatters"
getting out timber for Improvements.
Thirty-si1 ewes Of his flock gave Her
man LOseke forty-fve lambs. an increase
OF one hundred and twenty-five per cent
Married, August $, 1877, Arthur NJ.
Jennings and Miss Sarah J. Robinson;
August I6. F. ". OFT and Miss E W.
Schroeder.
March, 1872. the first house was built
in Reading precinct, Butler county; now
March 1877, I'VE number ninety voters
said a correspondent.
r b. Henry returned from a trip into
the Middle LOup country, about 80
miles west Of Kearney, where he was
interested IN a stock ranch.
Married. by Rev. Father Ryan. at his
residence in this city. February Il. 1877,
Samuel ". ". Wilson and Miss Lizzie
Treacy all of Platte county.
In Commissioners Proceedings ap-
pears a paragraph accepting the bid Of
P. J. Pauly 4 Bro. to build two iron cells
IN the jail for the sum Of S2.37I-
Married. June Il. 1877, Rev. Daniel
Shank and Mrs. Hannah c. Thomas.
Married, June II, Charles Hill OF Santee
Agency to Mary Webster OF Monroe.
In The JOURNAL Of April Is is a long
list Of persons for whom patents TO land
gwen them by Uncle Samuel were ready
for them at the land Office, Grand Island.
Married, July 4. 1877. by Rev. J. 4.
Hood. John Lisco and Miss Sarah Bar
num-; July 8, by Rev. Father Ryan,
Michael Welsh and Miss Anna Noouau.
Warrants amounting to 500 all told,
and drawn by officials Of twenty different
school districts of Platte county, were
gwen for maps. etc, ordered but never
received.
4 man named Horri2on confined IN a
cell under the court room. bored his way
out through the ceiling, etc. He was
captured at Sioux City, Iowa. by Deputy
Sheriff Wake.
Married, March l. 1877. al the resi-
dence OF the brides father. F. George. ST.
Of C~larksvilie, by Rev. H. c. Shaw, Or.
D. T. Martyr Of Chicago. Illinois. and
Miss Susie L George
At the school meeting IL District No.
/. Emil Pohl. Charles Schroeder and
John Stauher were elected trustees. A
resolution was passed abolishing cor
poral punishment IN the schools.
The JOURNAL commended the course
Of James E. North as state senator except
when a question OF politics was mp. at
which time he could De relied on TO
throw his vote away as a democrat
The falling and exploding OF a chanda-