The Columbus journal., 1903-06-10

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thirty pise1A Psue. 0arheAs sxpscts to
visit TIN city sooa afsar IL cnnosrt
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lodgs viii nsst Sunday nsxt in thsir
hall Vhses services vill b hold ct 2
O'Clock. Aftar s1seuisas at ths hall tie
ms0bon vii march 70 the comoeory
vhses tie s.svs oe ths dspRtsd msm-
bsn 0ll b dsooeatsd With Aoeal ODER
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-E.a 9en6a1d, Who - bosn hsro but
short tine in ths battsr and en- busi-
na0, MD 01t TIN vssk 70 Psal Haesl
a Coiumbu and vii look Tor Q new
location. We 0pcs0 regret With many
othsn at h4 lssvine Albioo. ". ".
L4dd viii b found in his old stand.
Albion AfHW
Mr.. Kn9a, Who cane 70 St. Mays
hospital shout three weeks ego from
Schuyler, died Tussday morning Of last
veek Of malnutritioo. The burial ser
vicss were hsld IN the Catholic csmstsry
Tuesday aftscnoon. The dsesassd ~
a ysazs old. Aalnutzitioo s Q dissass
similar to lepfuoy.
e. d. Fitzpatrick purchased Mon
day the portion Of lot to the rsar Of
his building On Thirtesnth street which
u to be occupied by F. n Stevenson.
The property Va formerly owned by
Pstrick Murray which he sold . fev
weeks ago to ssvoeal business men Of the
city and i 2ex66 bsst.
The rain storms hsve ceased and
the sun shinss - it formerly did IN the
good old summer time. During the
past vssk ve have had but - Of IN
inch Of rain and the week before the
goveenment measure WaG as A few
days Of sunshine be- made Q wonderful
difference With the roads and fislda
Tho final tsst Of the car coupler in
vented by ". N. Hsnslsy Of this city is |
being given this afternoon at the g. p.
round h0uss - ve 60 to prsn. EvsFy-
thing indicates that the invention u Q |
complete success and tfainmen believe |
it can be ussd to good advantage and in !
time be in general uss by railroad CON-
panies. Good for Hensley.
Henry Wilcken Of Shall creek town
ship vas taken to Lincoln last week to
be treated in Q sanitarium. Henry u q
young man les than twenty years old
and the caro- Of several farms has been Q
strain that has completely broken his
health. He is IN exemplary young man
in every respect and frisnds will be anx-
ioas 70 learn Of his speedy recovery.
y. n Umland, machinist at the z. P.
machine shops, and Nichael Kukla hn
assistant, Who have been OF duty lncs
the strike began, almost . year aeo,
returned to work Monday and hold the
same positions they formerly occupied.
After long and hard fight the strikers
gained thsir point. The particulars of
the settlement ere stated on the 6rst
Page Of today's JouRxA1-
y. r Mott and wife paassd through
Columbus Friday On thsir way sast from
N extended trip to New Zsaland and
Australia. Hr. Mott il the International
secretary Of The 7. n. C. A. and W. in
foreign countries in the interest of this
work. He u considered one Of the
strongest speakers in religious work.
Rev. Halssy and E Won Bergen visited
With thsm 1t the depot.
Eleanor Post Of King6aher, Okla
homa, grand daughter Of C. A. Speice,
lett her home . week ago last Friday on
her way to Columbus and On account Of
The high water be- not yet rsachsd her
destination. Telegfams we're sent 20 her
parents and few days ago word vas
received that she w. safe With friends
in Kansas City s.aiting . safe condition
OF roads before lssving.
George Binder died last Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Binders extreme old go,
Is years, ~ the cause Of his dsath.
The decsaGsd has lived On his fnxn tvo
miles noethoaGt Of Duncan for The past
twenty ysan A wife and three children
survive him. The funeral services were
held Wednesday morning from the Dun
can Catholic church, intsrmsnt 1t
Duncan.
Stove Coebstt Of Shelby and Nrs
lat Wsdnssaay in the court house, this
city, By Judge Rattsrman. Our readers
VM Fs0a0bsf that On Nsy 4th, Cosbset,