The Columbus journal., 1903-07-29
PERSONA,
n 6N TION

IN Personal
M6NTION
J. H. Johannes was in Humphrey
Sunday.
Miss Lille Ernst visited in David City
last week.
Henry Sturgeon was up from Garrison
over Sunday.
DR.. Haughswout of Genoa was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. H. E. Musselman and son visited
in Norfolk last week.
Alfred Palm OF st. Edward visited
friends in the city Sunday.
Miss Opal Matson Of Norfolk il the
guest Of the Misses Kramer.
Mn. 8. L. Humphreys Of Monroe was
Columbus visitor last week.
Mrs. Mitchell OF Clarks is visiting her
daughter, Mn. Garrett Hulst.
Mrs. L. w. Snow returned home We'd
nesday from a visit to Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Connolly of
Lindsay were in town Tuesday.
Elsie Berger and her little niece went
to Boone Friday to visit friends.
MnL Burkett and daughter Of Lincoln
are the guests Of Mrs. G. 8. Raney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Jay returned We'd
nesdsy from their trip to Colorado.
County Attorney Latham and Victor
Schober were in Creston Thursday.
Earl Galley and Clarence Rollin were
among the David City visitors last week.
Miss Clara Croph Of Schuyler is visit
ing the family of Paul Hsgel for few
weeks.
Miss George Crawford Of Grand
Island is visiting her sister, Mn. E. F.
Younkin.
Misses Eleanor Seeelke and Elsie Pohl
are the guests OF Mn. Frank Wurdeman
OF Boheet.
George Fairchild and daughter Mary
and Theresa Gluck were Lincoln visi-
tors last week.
Miss Hattie Fyfe OF Plattsmouth has
returned home after visit to her cous-
ins, the Misses Hagel.
Mrs. Charles Jens and children came
down from Humphrey Friday to spend q
few days with relatives.
Mn. Opal Clark of Winterset, Iowa,
arrived here Monday and is a guest at
the home Of R. c. Boyd.
Misses Emma Zinnecker and Lottie
Becher went to Humphrey Saturday to
visit with Mrs. Jackson.
Miss Anna Sturgeon made her brother
Henry visit at Garrison, who is engaged
at carpenter work there.
Mrs. Thomas Wade and Miss Lille
Hagel spent Sunday in David City at
the Chautauqus assembly.
Willis Kibler Of Albion was in town
Monday between trains on his way to
the western part Of the state.
Misses Grace and Myrtle Hoffman left
Thursday for Sparta, Wisconsin, where
they will visit until September.
Ms. John Randall, Misses Ethel and
Anna Boyd attended the Chsutauqua at
David City two days Of last week.
Mrs. Thurston, employed in the Indian
school at Genoa, returned home last week
after visit with Mrs. Barclay Jones.
MI. and Mn. Ivan Holmes returned
Saturday from q two weeks outing at q
pleasure resort near Minneapolis, MINI.
Mn. Abel and daughter, Miss Edna, Of
Omaha, spent Monday here the guest of
Mrs. Rasmussen on their way to Denver.
Mn. J. p. Cruickshank left yesterday
for Blair where abe will visit relatives
before returning to her home at Colum-
bus.-Leigh World. .
II. w. Heineman left Thursday for
Keokuk, Iowa, where he will visit his old
homo for about two weeks. His family
have been there several weeks and will
return home with him.
Gus. Krsuse left this Tuesday morn
ing for his home in Dell Rapids, South
Dakota, after visit to his mother, Mn.
G. 81. Krause. His wife and sons will
remain ten days longer with relatives.
"Grandma" Westcott Of South Omaha
is visiting her daughters Mn Nichols
and Mrs. CLARK and her son Ed West
oott. Mn. d. I. CLARK. her daughter OF
Creston, is also visiting tho same fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Ms. J. J. Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Reeder, Mr.. and Mn. Edgar
Howard and daughters and Miss Flor
on~o Keaunap all 1aft tnI1av rTnnadavl tn