The Columbus journal., 1911-08-30

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church here.
Quite chilly in this vicinity this
week.
N. c. Holingshead went to Columbus
Thursday to meet his sister-in-law
Mrs. Harr iet HOagland of Lincoln.
MIR and Mrs Fred Read are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Reads sister Miss
Burrus. She returned home Monday.
Miss Hazel Richards of Genoa, who
will teach the intermediate room here
next term, was visiting in Monroe
Friday.
Miss Nettie Carter went to COlum
bus Saturday.
DIR. w. w. Frank was in Monroe
on business Saturday.
Misses Florence Berlin, Alice and
Maud Goodwin of Genoa We're visiting
at the home of Susie Ziegler Monday.
Mrs. James Gleason of Cedar Rap
ids arrived Friday and visited at the
Gleason home, returning the first OF
the week.
S. c. Terry and John Gibbon auto
ed to Columbus Monday to engage a
man to put i'm a silo for them.
Charles Taylor and wife are enjoying
visit from relatives from the east.
Maude jacobson was shopping in
Columbus Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Coffey and children drove
to Genoa Monday.
Mrs. Higsbee and children were
visiting in Monroe last week.
Harlan Morrow and Carl Ewert
were Columbus visitors between trains
Monday.
Allen Irwin of Genoa arrived the
first of the week for visit with Ar
thur HOllingshead.
Mrs. c. w. HOllingshead and son
Delbert Went to Columbus Tuesday,
Delbert remained for a few days visit
with his friend Joe Louens.
Mrs. w. NJ. Sigea is visiting her
daughter in the northwestern part of
the state
, J. w. Campbell and wife are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Campbell S
parents this Week.
James GiIlaspie and Ed. Farmer
We're Platte Center visitors Monday.
H. }. Hill went to Omaha Monday
TO meet his daughter Hazel, who has
been visiting i'm the east
A. G. LOucks and wife, accOmpan-
led by Stella Rhodes attended the
chautauqua in Fullerton Sunday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give their annual picnic at POtter's
grove Thursday.
The Monroe people enjoyed very
pleasant evening at the Methodist
church Monday, when Miss Anna Ell
sner. teacher of elocution in a Chica
go training scnhool, gave several ser
les of readings. She shows great abil-
ity i'm handling both humorous and
serious selections. Every one was
much pleased with the evening enter,
tainment.
Mrs. jacobson left Thursday for &
Week visit with friends in Paxton.
Robert Clayburn is visiting rela-
tives i'm Monroe this week.
Mrs. Pearl Rockhold and son DIAL
las of Ord, are visiting at the Gillis-
pie home this week.
The Wet u gave parlOr sOci al
| at the home of A. G. LOucks Friday
evening. A splendid program was
rendered and a delightful evening
passed. Light refreshments We're
served.
Will Coffey was Columbus bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Helen Schram was shopping in Gen
GA Saturday.
II Dan Wilson received herd of Owe
three hundred sheep Wednesday.
Icilliu JOhnon was found dead from
stroke of apoplexy Tuesday. Tit
funeral services We're held at the Meth
odist church Wednesday. The inter
ment was made in the Friends Gene
terry.
Frank Potter visited his brother f.
Potter at Silver Creek Friday.
Ellis Perdue and Ben Fellers wer
in Columbus on business Monday
Miss l.. Levi is visiting her sitter
Mrs. Frank Better this weeH.
/ Fred Harris of st. Edward was Wis
ting relatives i'm Monroe lasw eek.
Mrs. E. A. Gerard and sister wer
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