The Columbus journal., 1902-11-12

0u1l0E8 On e01l4 Loo 0O0eh Of tho old
pose0@cA The GEcavati0n fhr the caIlar
began this morning and tho building
viii b completed - rapidly = possible.
The structure viii b 2exa1 fsst, built Of
brick, With cellar, two stories high.
Frank Msitssck, aged y ysaz.. living
IN Polk county thirteen miles southwest
Of ColumbW W. killsd Saturday aftsr-
noua about s O'Clock vhils moving .
housa, ths building filling a him and
dsath snsusd bs0bro hs cuuld b rUlaasDd
He lsav1s . vi1s who u . isesr Of John
Kotiar of this aty. Thsy bad bssn mar
risd shout tvo ysan The funeral wls
hsld Monday It 10 O'clock
Prof. ALVIN Pool AZ Fremont who has
classss hsrs On Saturd1y'A has taksn
charge Of tAs High school oEchsstza and
vii hsrsaftar drill thsn svsEy Friday
evening at ths homas 0f tho msmbsfA
Last Friday ths nesting ~ hsld at tho
home Of L JaaGr, and ths young people
express thamsalyss veil pleased with
thair drse rehearsal. Thsrs are about
dftasn msmbon in The orchestra.
How to prepare ths turkey and 9TH
e sccasDoriss for ths Thanksgiving
dinner u fully told, With illustrations,
in the November Table TAX, which is
the American suthority on Ill culinary
topics and all matters pertaining to the
table and its ssFvica. Free sample
copies Of recent numbsrs viii be sent to
our readers on request to Table Talk.
Philadslphia. or ths November number
ten cents.
-LarfiaQs licenses have been issued
by Judge Rattsrman to the following
parties: Oscar LundksfR and Niss Han
nah Hydsman both Of Genoa; Fred
Wysoch and Sophia Aimick both Of
Columbus; Talbot Hashar and Min
Cora Peck both Of BsllvoOd; John II
Carter and Nis Mary Meyer both Of
Platte county; Adolph Schumacher Of
Boone county and Niss Susie Hsinsn Of
Humphrey.
Sunday being John J. Eissnmann's
18th birthday his friends to the number
OF twenty or moro took posssssion Of his
home while he was at church, and hs had
an agreeable surprise indeed upon his
return. He Wa 30 filed With emotion
that be could hardly speak. but quickly
dropped into the same vein q the others
and . very pleasant day vas spent
Among tho crowd vas three sons and
two daughters
Tho city council held their regular
meeting Friday evening. The street
signs have arrived and the coun-
cil ordered than placed in thar proper
plscss at onca. Inspectors OF the boiler
at the water works plant reported it in
good condition. Judge J. n. Curtis
asked for Q leave Of absencs for forty
days which Wa granted by the council
and Judge Hudson W. appointed polics
Judge in his placs during his sbssnco.
Mr.. J. d. Stirss and Mn F. ". Her
rick entertained about axty ladies at the
home Of the former in honor Of Nn
Wesd of Joplin, No. Six hand suchre
and dominOes wers tho games played,
Nm. Pollock and Nm Snow winning in
the first game and Mn Hickok and Nm.
Mary Cramef the second. The decora-
atoms were in yellow and white and the
house was beautifully lighted with can
dies in the evening. Supper was served
It 6.
In answering letter Of congratuls-
tion, written by friend here, John J.
Mccarthy replies and among other
Things. says: Il realize that my respon-
ability Will be great, but I assure you
that my highest ambition q congress-
man will be to do what is right. and I
that strong desire to do the
night thing under any and all circum-
stances is the safest guide that any
young man can take, either in or ont of
-Aslgnmsnt Of civil cases in this
term Of district court Ii a. follows: J.
". Wisanstins ". Platte county; Louiss
A. billiard VI. Joa. b. Frevert ct al;
Charles c. Jones ". Forrest Merrill;
First National Bank ". D. D. Roberts;
Andrew Dusssll w. Mary L. Henry; Jes-
ne G. henry Va. Walter B. Hsnry ct al;
". n. Becker ". David N. Miner; Victor
Csrasinski VI. John Lis; Albersina
Kolm Va. J. c. Byrnss; Eugene Bacon Va
George Strestsr
Two different lots of corn picked
.rom two fields ON September Is, one
ield being planted early in May and the
,thsr later, give altogether different 70
Iults. On being weighed when picked,
md again ON Nov. !, the late corn
Ihrunk ffty-thres psr csnt while the
,ariy planted shows . shrinkage Of but
par cent and thsfe il NO
ioubt that for feeding purposes tho
,sriy corn. pound for pound, viii 60
much farther than the later.
Mis- Cunningham. for three yea. .
;eachsr and having charge of an orphans
,oms in Cuba. viii zive an address in the
Methodist church this Wednssdsy even
ng. Miss Cunningham will tell Of the
and habits Of the people in that
island. There viii also be q
Iood musical program under the direc-
ion of Ai0 Ethel Galley. A small
omission fec Of 15c for adults and 1Oc
or children viii be charged which Will
,s gwen to the orphan fund. AL arc
invited.
William Hosfslman of Oldsubusch
who has read Tn JOURNAL
from the drst yesr Of it'll
instance. wa in the city Monday. Mr..
8oefelman has lived To 50 tho country
Iruv from rugged pioneer condition TO