The Columbus journal., 1897-06-02
tricks win
dow. See it, it is worth
looking at. Follow the
crowd.

looking at. FOLLOW the
crowd.
John Tannshiu. seeing that owing 10
the lafenee OF the season. there was a
scarcity OF flowers mere. ordered and re-
ceiyed from Texas 8 hundred buds of
Cape Jessamine.
Gus. Lockner came up from Omaha
last week, spent q day or So al his farm
ID Butler county, returning here Satur-
day and staying for the exercises Sun
day a. the opera house.
Edward Grossuicklaus Was II the
city Saturday and reported q German
Methodist District csmp-mesting. about
six miles north OF Osceola IN the valley,
| II the Horst n~eiGhborhooi.
%. johnson. Pacific Express agent
here, started Friday for Munka Ljumby,
Sweden. MS native town. for a three
months soiourn. Ii has been twenty
seven years since he left there
j. l. Wright Of St. Louis, No, rep
resentative OF the Brinson-Judd Grain
commission company. arrived IN the city
SATURDAY. and will remain several days,
looking after the interests of his firm.
Mr.. Henry Gass- of Columbus vas
IL Platte Center OF business last Tues
day Miss JEANNE Wilson, Of Coium-
bus vss visiting With friends At this
place last Friday.-Piatte Center Signal.
The taking Of a kodack picture Of
every pleasure party that get together
is almost as Necessary as the usual re-
freshments. And il Is one OF the
~pleasantest souvenirs OF a happy occasion
one can have.
B. P. Duffy on Saturday last, using
a buggy wheel for a steplsdder, 8 many
of US have done, was thrown TO earth by
a movement Of the wheel. He Is not
seriously hurt, but he viii be mor eau
tious another time.
Col. John Elliott returned Saturday
from Postville. after a soiouru Of three
DAYS. during which he was engaged IN
painting Postville red-he gave his barn
there a coat o: red paint. The old Col
onel VIII have his Joke.
The High school Alumni association
viii meet again this, Tuesday, evening
al the High school 10 decide OF the Ell
tsrtainmeut 10 give the graduates Of 81.
4 number are IL favor Of having a picnic
instead Of the usual banquet
The subject for the morning dis
course Of Rev. Hayes IL the Presbyte-
ran church ne1t Sabbath: One Thing
I Do The subject II the evening will
be. The Benefit OF a Noble Resolve"
All are invited 70 these services
-Mesdames Srires- grand uatrou,
Gluck and Meagher, and Miss Ida
MeaSher. Mrs. Brewer and AH. Bre-
mer are attending the Grand Chap
ter Of the Eastern Star lodge in Omaha,
which meets there the 1st. ID and 81.
For the annual meeting Of the Ger
man Baptists at Frederick. Maryland,
the Baltimore 4 Ohio BY Co. Will sell
tickets from all points on its lines west
Of the Ohio river for all trains June %
and 4. inclusive, valid for return passage
until Junea
The Salvation army folks have fitted
up the building vest OF CasGlns and
viii hold services there. The company,
composed OF one nan and two ladies.
took charge Of the services at the n. E.
church Sunday evening. drawing a large
audience TO hear them
Mrs. A. Height entertained q party
Of lady friends Thursday afternoon. u
honor Of Mrs A. b. Grisvold and Miss
Florence Gleason. Friday afternoon a
number Of invited guests we're also en-
,ertained by Mrs. Height II honor OF
Mrs. DeFord Of California
The exercises Of the graduating
class of the city schools vii take place
at the opera house next Friday evening,
beginning promptly At 6. As the pro-
gram Is lengthy. and the hail vii doubt
less be crowded, q usual, it - desired
that children In arms be not brought.
The Salvation army company have
rented the building vest Of CaAin's
meat market where they are holding
services. 1t is q strange fact that this
same bnildinS vas built for the Congre-
gafionAl church and nov. after several
years. is again used for church services
Several friends Of Mics Blanch Pat
rick gave her a pleasant surprise 1t the
home Of her sister. Nm. J. n. KHAN,
last Tuesday evening. Miss Patrick
left Wednesday for her home a Blair.
While here she has made q great many
friends who vii be glad 70 inset her
again