The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

re. d. ~Fitzpatrick's
stock of Spring Dry
Goods all in. We lead
in styles and prices.
Follow the crowd.
Union Peutecostal meetings are 70
be held IN the Episcopal church during
the evenings OF next week except Sat
urday, We ministers preaching each
evening ou themes appropriate to the
OCCASION Next Sunday each pastor VIII
deliver II his OWE church a seruou on
Christian unity
Fullerton News: The Knights of
Pythias Of this city, Genoa and Cedar
Rapids are making preparations to at
tend the PythIau memorial day services
az Columbus 90 the 10th OF June. L
special train vii be run for their ae-
eoumodation- and they Will be accom-
panied by the Fullerton band
W A WAY l. one Of the directors OF
the Farmers Union Insurance company
of Grand Island. and was II attendance
Wednesday OF last week az a meeting.
He does not give a very datterIng pic
tUre OF the crop proc poets between this
u most fields look badly II need
Of tA4. Only a very few pieces OF oats
appearing green
Baker Posi- O. 4. Z attended ser
vices II a body at the Episcopal church
Sunday. Pew. {. 5. Brown preaching the
sermon and Rev. Goodale assisting IN
the services. The church was tastefuIIy
decorated with the National eoIors. the
music. the sermon and all were espe-
cialIy adapted To the occasion and
pleasing 70 the comrades.
Cards are out announcing the gold
en wedding celebration Of NJ. Ader.
father Iu-Eaw Of Mr.. Sturgeon. near town,
which vii tske place Friday, May 81
Mr. Alden came to this state about
twenty-five years ago and settled on a
homestead Tear David City. He has a
large circle Of friends and relatives, who
vii take part II the celebration
Fred. GotcschaIk, II returned We'd
uesday from MS survey Of the Nurdock
ditch We did not talk with him IN Re
gard 10 the matter, but learn that he id
not find fall enough from the mouth Of
the Looking Glass TO bring the water 10
the surface of the soil az Ocouee. What
viii become of NJ. Nurioca's projected
irrigation ditch Il Low 4 problem:
Columbus Is Us OF the cities N
which L TO be held q session Of the state
&csr u examiners, June II and y. az
the High school building Applicants
must hold 6rst-Ersde county certii-
Gates. which VIII De accepted q Esu Of
an examination upon the branches
covered by them Address the state
superintendent for circular. if You wish
any further particulars.
Friends Who desire 20 present low
ers Or other gifts TO the members Of the
senior cSass. on commencement night.
vii please d-siguG>e the person for
whom they are int ly'ei, and give ch-
same 70 the ushsrs alter the preseuta- !
tIOu Of diplomas. L Is requested that
no children under school age De admit
ted 20 The couuercemeut exercises.
Wm J. Williams. Supt.
Postmaster Davis. Carl Kramer. ".
& BacaEs. Charles StILlman and J. i
Turner were II attendance ar the ball
game Thursday al Schuyler between
SCHUYLER and Waterloo zines. At the
ninth inning the two clubs were even.
when Schuyler gained L. making the
score : 70 :. II their favor. The follow
ing afternoon at the same place the
teams met for a second gane II which
Schuyler Won by the score OF 70 10 ,
The Art Amateur for May has two
charming color ~pla5es--The Watering
Place BY J. PeyroI Boubeur. and De
cOratIve Groups after Boucher. There
are the usual eight large pages OF prac-
rIcaI working designs for woodcarvirg.
Typography. China painting and needle
work The number itself Is especially
oue for the young illustrator. Besides a
lesson on Drawing for Reprodaetiou-
BY Ernest knauft- there are many fire
examples Of the mastery work Of Dan
lei Verge.
Miss julia Reagan arrived Monday
OF last week II the city from Portland
O-egol- which has been her home for
the past eight years. During that tine
she has earned her living and secured
her education at the sane time, and L a
young lady OF UNUSUAL ability II matters
OF business. Among her first inquiries
concerning her blind sister. who Il
Al the Norfolk asylum. and 20 her ~zs
the first visit made after her arrival
mere She Is q Of the young ladies TO
Be commended for her worth and work
Died, May =. after a few weeks IL
hess. Mss Lucy Philips. daughter OF
the ate v. 2. Philips Of Lincoln The
deceased was vel known { many
readers Of he JoCEN4L- An invalid
al her lifetime here. she had a sum Of
experiences equal 20 that Of uany Of
three tInss her number Of years The
sorruvirg relatives and friends have
the sincere sympathy Of al their &C.
Guaircsncs Il Al affection which touches
every fiber Of their nature. and gives
them oCe more friend II the Sumner
Land
-CofunbUs Base Bal Association or
gained Saturday night aud elected the
following officers D. F. DAVIS. presi-
dent; GeorEe Lehman, vice president
Joe BerrsF, secretary and treasurer
directors. Carl Kramer. Arthur Gray,
Frank Wurdeusn. Dan Sehram- Bert