The Columbus journal., 1910-08-24
MONROE.
From the Republican.

MONROE.
From the Republican.
john Keller received word that his
brother, Joe Keller OF Hastings, Mich
gan, was not expected to live.
Mn. Sax Percy and children, Haude
and Charley, returned to their home in
Valley on the noon train Tuesday.
Miss Susie ZiegIer returned home
Tuesday from Hartford. Kansas. after
spending six weeks with her sister. MIA
Fred Truslove.
p. F LindbIad il now raining the
Comm, rial hotel. having succeeded
Albert Csrper, who moved tn Columbus
where he is working in u barrier shop
F. U. Glines. ono OF The early settlers
"f the Msiisvilie heiRhi'orhOOd, died in
Omaha from the effects 1T an Ope' alton,
and has son, A. t"Ok the RENAME to
Grand Island for burial.
Miss Neva SteinbanRh, WHO has been
the guest OF friends here the past three
weeka, left Monday for Columbus whore
she will visit short time before return
ing To her home in Council Bluffs.
The village board is again after those
who persist in riding On the sidewalks
with bicycles. and also . number who
drive on the walks. They have issued .
warning 10 these and are going 70 enforce
the ordinance in the matter.
Mrs. VIM. Webster and children left
Friday for Los Angeles, CAL. where they
expect to remain some time with the
hope that the change will be beneficial
to Mrs. Wsbster's health. She has been
in poor health for some time, and the
doctor recommended q change OF climate.
Jake McNesly. who could not be found
when Sheriff Lschnit was in town last
week, went to Columbus voluntarily
last Saturday and appeared before Police
Judge O'Brien. He asked for contin-
uance and the case was postponed until
August -, and he WAS released under Q
$lCO bond.
The beautiful home OF Anna L. Smith,
the old home of the j. r. Smith family,
was one OF the liveliest and most up-to-
date family reunions now on record,
when the Nebraska branch OF that
famous old family celebrated one of
their old time anniversaries. Frank |
Smith of McCOok was the only one |
absent. The marvellous and never to be |
forgotten musical part OF the dOings |
executed by Anna and Lois OF Monroe.
Earl and George Of Fullerton and Mn |
Frank Smith OF AcCoOk, who is an
musician. we're quite lively |
10 their efforts 10 make il pleasant for
all. The three days fessting and fasting |
finally came TO close when they de-
parted to their several homes to await
the approach Of the next ono Of these
happy occasions.
Tuesdays primary election, 60 far %
his voting place was concerned. was
quite interesting from q democratic
and in fact this was true all
,ver the county The fight here, a. we'll
V other polling places, was between
and Dshlman. for COVER
,Or, the other candidates taking back
'est. The Shallenberger workers made
! good showing, allowing Mayor Jim
'niy three votes. to twenty for the gov
'rnor Whoever the three were ought to
No recognized by giving them the three
offices il the Dahlmsn club,
mt some OF the governors friends insist
hat these were cast by republicans.
which, Of course, Is permissible under the
pen primary law foisted on the state by
he last democratic legislature. For
'ounty attorney, Hensley was beaten
wo to one by Wagner. Not much
interest was taken by the republicans.
Aldrich receiving ten votes to three for
jady, Burkett s, Wheedon 4. Brian 10
md Boyd 3, while VIM. Webster received
3 votes to one for his opponent, Frank