The Columbus journal., 1911-08-02
Monroe.

Misses Maud Hill and DORA McWll-
liams gave q picnic for their Sunday
school classes at the home Of Thomas
H i'll, jr., Tuesday.
Mrs. William Rupp and son Law
renee, visited in Columbus between
trains Wednesday.
Paul Potter went to Valley Satur.
day to visit his cousin, Charlie Percy.
Mrs. Lester Jenkinson and son
Clifford, of Columbus, arrived Wed
nesday for q visit with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Sallach and daughter
Eva, of Albion, are visiting at the
James Baker home.
Miss Frieda Templin, of Genoa, is
visiting at the home of Clara Lewis.
E. D. Jenkinson was in Columbus
Friday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Work visited relatives
in Columbus a few days last week.
Mrs. S. Gillian, son James and dau-
ghter, N rs. Alice Busbee returned to
Omaha Monday after an extended visit
with relatives here.
DR.. Bates has refurnished and pa
pered his Office, giving it quite holt
day appearance.
Misfortunes seldom come singly,
and the home of William Joy is no ex-
ception. His second son Roy, was
kicked Thursday evening by horse,
and though he was badly bruised, We
are glad to report that it will not
prove serious. Little Cries hand is
doing as vel as could be expected.
Mesdames G. Bilmen and J. Rupp
visited friends in Belgrade over
Sunday.
Misses Dora and Mable McWillams
and Maude Hill went to David City
Wednesday to visit Miss Carrie Sacri-
der and attend the Chautauqua being
held there. Mable and Maude returned
Saturday, but Dora went to Dunbar to
spend her vacation from clerking in
Franklin's store. Grace McWilliams
is cierking there during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fox of Valparaiso
are visiting riends here.
Miss Mae Kelley went to Silver
Creek Saturday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Ed Potter.
Fred Sacrider was renewing old
friendships this week while visiting
his sister Mrs. Harry Lieber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gleason and
family drove down from their home in
Columbus for a visit with Thomas
Gleason and family Tuesday.
Miss Viola Terry entertained her
young friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her thirteenth birthday. At
ter spending the afternoon in various
games a dainty supper was served af-
ter which her guests took their de-
parture wishing their youthful hostess
many more such enjoyable anniversa-
ries.
James Gillespie left Monday for
Greeley county in search of work.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Smith are re-
joicing over the birth of baby girl
who arrived at their home Sunday
July 80.
o. B. Preston has just closed
deal by which he becomes possessor of
a stock of merchandise at Scotia hav-
ing traded his farm in Merrick county
for the same.
E. A. Gerard was in Lincoln last
week as delegate to the Prohibition
Mr.. and Mrs. Obrist are receiving
a visit from their daughter Mrs. Miller
who lives in Michigan.
Misses Ethel and Maude Fox, of
Idaho, are making a visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. E. J. Farrar went to Columbus
Mrs. John Gleason, of Lindsay. is
visiting her mother.
Peter Munter is visiting trends here,
having suffered a complete loss of
crops on his homestead, in South Da
kota. His mother Mrs. John Munter,
Of Genoa is also visiting here.
Mrs. Peter and daughter Helen re-
turned last week from q months visit
in Stromsberg.
Helen Lownes, Of Columbus, spent
q few days last week visiting Viola
Terry.
Mrs. Frank Dickinson will take
possession of the Commercial hotel
this week.
]. Will Campbell has yielded to
the lure of the motorist, having re-
Gently purchased q new car.
The Farmers elevator has installed
. new ten horse power engine, which
was much needed as the old engine
could not furnish sufficient power.
Charlie Terry is tearing down his old
barn, preparatory to building a large
,ne in its place.
The Methodist church gave a sup
per Monday evening at the hall, from |
which they realized hansdome profit.
A splendid program was rendered, sew