The Columbus journal., 1897-03-10

It il thus spoken OF in the Journal q
that city. II not only evidences th
lsdy's ability in that hns, but i sugeez
tive to conductors Of school, even beyon,
the lines OF Dakota:
LIVERY seat in the high school roou
vas taken yestsrday upon the occasiou
Of the first lecture in the course to b
given before the pupils BY Rapid Cit
speakers. The lecturer yesterday "a
ArA s. 0oodale, Who last year made
foreign tour, and the lady took her jour
ney for her subject Ma Goodale reaa
her lecture, but q che was veil prepare<
that in no wise detRacted from the inter
est. Her style IL easy and at times quit.
eloquent, while now and then she quote(
a line " two OF poetry where it sesme(
the most appropriate.
Mn. 0oodale took her listeners viii
her from the time Of starting at COlum
bus, Nebraska, until all the places haG
been visited and she arrived with hel
friends in New York harbor on her re
turn. The descriptive trip was neces
sarily . hurried one and she could only
touch upon the different points visited
in the most cursofy manner, but shs
brought out the interesting features i1
vaythat showed excellent Judgment anG
knowledge OF what would interest AND
please Places in Germany, Italy, Swift
sfland and England were described, with
now and then an anecdote to break the
monotony, and when she finally reached
Nov York harbor and closed by paying
homage to America the school broke out
in enthusiastic applause. and q vote OF
thanks vas unanimously rendered her.
Superintendent Larrabee expressed
his gfati6cation at the success OF the
afternoon and announced that he expect.
ed to have another lecture in two weeks
Csszs Proceedings.
Josie E. BaInum v. George Barnum.
Order for temporary alimony, amount
Of IS per mouth until the further order
OF the court, also the sum Of $50 attor.
neyis fees to be paid within 40 days
This action was had Ut . former term.
Recently the decree for alimony was
suspsnded, upon bearing the testimony
Of . former husband named Smith.
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank v. Riley
ct a. Sale confirmed and deed or
dered.
Grotluschen 4 Co. '. Lucky. Yer
dict for plaintiff $4.25
Linninger '. Connolly ct al. Judg-
ment by agreement for the plaintiff
against the defendant for $43.Sl With
interest ut 8 per cent from March 8,
1886, and costa
Laudesman. Hirxhheisner 4 Co. Y. j.
A. Barber 4 Co. ct al. Verdict against
both deesndsnts for $1275.
]. Henry Wurdsman, guardian, v.
Frank Koch ct a. Verdict for plaintiff
against ill defendants Of, $3.50.
OrShes and Mcbride v. Kavanaugh.
Order for pleading.
First National Bank '. A. g. Arnold
ct al. Finding Tor plaintiff $335.5O. Or
der for the sale Of the attached property.
Becher '. Nelson ct al. Sale confirmed
and deed ordered. Defendant excerpts
and 10 given forty days to serve bill Of
exceptions.
Sco6eld v. Nichols. Ferre has leave
at once to amend answer by interlinea-
ton.
Gerber v. Eschler ct al. Order for
pleading.
Neb. Loan 4 Trust Co. '. Swanson ct
al. Finding for plaintiff in the sum Of
473l.&
Knox '. Brumboeber. Order for
pleadines.
Matilda Dietrich v. George Smith.
Verdict finding the defendant not guilty.
In tho case Of Frank Burgess ct al v.
Village Of Creston, VIM. O'Brien was ap-
guardian I'D litem for insane
deft Sarah ParksL Decree a. prayed.