The Columbus journal., 1900-10-31
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W. 4. McAllisser veas to Moaroe
Monday.
M1 George Seots xens to Ouaha
! Monday.
NJ Savage Of Valley vas in the city
Saturday.
s. s. McAllistsr Of Humphrey w. in
the city Monday.
Nh. and NA Thomas Hill Of Moaros
were IN tins city Friday.
Mra Baldwin Of Ohio il visiting her
cousin, MrA Fred NayloE
Ms Warnock Of Galesburg. III, il
visiting her friend. Ma Raney.
Miss Katie Vogel returned Saturday
from q two months visit in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Kaufman vent to
Hampton Friday to visit . few days.
Mrs Owen Quinn underwent an oper-
alton Friday and ID nov in the hospital
Miss Anna Fleming and Mias Kate
Vogel will visit in Wood River this
week.
Mrs. Combs Of Crete returned home
today after a visit to her brother, Rev.
Munro.
Mics Angie Early ia home from an ex-
tended visit to her sister in Arkansas
City, Kas.
Nj. and Mrs. Crovder of Peru visited
Paul b. D. Hagel Monday on their way
to Madison.
Rev. and ArA Olcott returned Thurs |
day from a two weeks visit with friends
at st. Edward.
Mrs. Fred A. Roberts went Sunday to
visit her mother at Central City, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. c. Byrnea
Mrs. T. J. Farley and two SONS, Of
Houston. Texas, are visiting Mrs. Far
ley's mother, Mrs. C. Cushing.
Mrs. Quade and Mrs Mahoney re-
turned home Sunday to David City,
after a visit to Mrs Thos. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Morrow returned
Friday from 4 four weeks visit with old
friends in Mclean county, Illinois.
William kersenbrock, who Is attend
ing the Fremont normal, visited home
folks from Friday evening to Sunday.
Miss Nettis Weldon Of Keafney has
returned home after visiting here the
past month with her sister, Ms n. r
Geer.
Ms. o. Kohler and her brother John
Staufer, started Last week for MA. Koh-
ler's future home In ulensburg, Wash
Mrs. J. G. Reeder and children will
start today or Thursday for San Diego.
They will be accompanied
by Bert E. Stillman.
Miss Ida Egger was given a very pleas
ant surprise Sunday evening by the choir
Of the German Reformed church ii being
anniversary Of her birthday.
Mrs. Rev. Sherman, whose husband
was minister Of the Congregational
here many years ago, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. h. P. Coolidge.
Miss Nettie Ashof has returned to her
in Evansville, Ind, after spending
months here keeping house for
her brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Wernet.
Mrs. Walker of Denver IS visiting her
sister-in-lav, Mrs. Prof. Williams, on her
way home from Illinois, where she took
\ daughter OK Vim. Bioedorn's to enter a
Hilton, son of II. b. White formerly
\ citizen here engaged in the harness
ousinessl, now of Tacoma, Washington,
g here in his fathers interest. He Is an
attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien have
been in the city a few days visiting rel
stives and renewing old-time pleasant
acguaintances. They had been on an
attended visit with friends In Peoria
Illinois, and return today to
heir home at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Mrs. Mary Wagner known best to
readers as the daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. John George Of Perry, Iowa,
passed through the city Wednesday
on her way TO Pocatello, Idaho,
where her husband went a few weeks
lgo and where they expect to have their
'uture home. She was greeted at the
rain by a number Of her friends Of the
Turner family.