The Columbus journal., 1903-07-29

|6nndD md ru2afiv0 of Harry
IAvrense hsve bssn very sn1ous shout
hum. not having had any letter hum
him or notice Of his vhefeaboua Gnce
he left here five weeks ego. Members
! OF lodges hare are making . search tor
him Harry laft Columbus With The IN
tensioa Of securing work N Council
BlnAh.
No Hattie Salzar cane up hum
Schuyir Thnrsday to pao ssv hoana
Mn Salsr, aecnmpanisd BY . lady
frisnd, want sast Thnrsday expecting 70
viGt several pleasure resorts along shs
iakss IN Wisconsin, sfter which shs viii
dsvuse some time IN . vholassle MILL
nefy store IN Chicago before returning
hafs IN The tnll
Schuyler viii have . sersss fair
August II to Is. The Onlhns Carnival
Co. have bssn engaged by The Commsr-
cal club Of that city 70 bring their
attractions Of contortionisss, high divers
into . pool Of water, balloon sscenaions,
electric thsatre, lady minstrsls, Calvert
the Hng Of the high WIN" loop the loop.
make show and many Other siis show
noveltiaaL
L A. Bennett, f. Y. WEIGH and
Charles H White left here Saturday Tor
Grand Ialand 70 enlist IN the re0u-
lar army for duty IN the Philippines.
All the boys we're With the First Ne
braaka regiment during the Spanish
American var and know what the ser
vice msanA Bennett failed to pas the
physical examination and returned
home again.
| The David City chautauqua asssu-
bly, closed Sunday evening with the
largest crowd present that has ever Con-
eregsssd on the grounds. The chsutau-
qua vas started two years ago by Prot.
Kern. nov Of this city, and Rev. Harmar.
It was At first an experiment. but the
receipts paid all expenses and this year
the success vas considered phenomenaI
by residents there.
Friends here have received news of
the contemplated marriage Of Ars. Rsv
Rogers to Rev. Wallace Markius Of
Blalr, Nsbr., the ceremony to take place
AZ the home OF the brides father In
Clarks, August 6. Rev. Markins Ia a
Congregational minister at Blair and
Ma Rogers ie veil known to many here,
having spent several years In this city
while her husband was pastor Of the
Congregational church
j. f. Gerber died last Thursday
morning Of heart failure AZ his home
near Duncan. Mr.. Gerber was born IN
Switzerland August ., 1895; he moved
to Platte county thir.y-sever years ago
and mas been here ever since. The de-
ceased leaves q widow. three sons and
three daughters, all Of the children be-
ing married. The tuneraI vas held from
the home Friday at O'Clock and inter-
ment made In the Duncan cemetery.
&C. G. Hickok recently received a
letter from the family of Rev o. Y. Rice
of Los Angeles, California formerly Of
Columbus. Mrs. Rice says her daughter
Miss Nina graduated this spring from
Pomona college in Ciaremonc. California.
with high donors. Miss Nina will leave
thus fall for Siwas, Turkey, where she
viii be sent under the commission Of the
American board OF foreign missions.
Rev. Rice is president Of the California
state society for homeless children.
The following telseraphic news from
Yutan, Nebraska, appeared In Mondays
dailies: The Rev. G. Mueller Of COlum-
bus. Nebr.. prsached q trial sermon at
the German Lutheran church here yes
teriay. he came from Fremont In the
morning. returning In the afternoon.
The Rev Mr. Mueller is the travelling
secretary Of the board OF home Missions
for the German churches in this district.
HIS chances TO succeed Dr.. Nee6, Who
viii leave Sept. !, are considered good"
Frank Aulick. brakeman or the
Union Pacific, who vss at the time not
on regular duty however, was arrested
here Monday evening as he was passing
through town on passenger train No. 3.
Mulick is wanted In Omaha TO face
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young girls Sunday night. seven or more
other men being Of the number. One Of
the girls ID now IN a critical condition.
Strong talk Of iynching is spoken Of II
Benson where all Of the accused men
live.
j. H. Galley, a. secretary of the
Royal Arcanum chapter IN Columbus,
received letter last week from Mrs. Dr.
H. 4. Willy Who lives in New Orleans.
La, stating that she had received 5000
from the supreme treasurer OF tha: ben
efciary organization, paying the life
insurance which Dr. ]. c. Willy carried
with them. The doctor died In April
and the delay In the payment was due
to the fact that Mr.. Willy vas not a
resident of this city but still retained
his membership IN this chapter.
Misses Pauline Bucher, Vera and
Florence Kramer entertained q large
company of friends Monday evening At
the home Of Miss Bucher, u honor Of
Albert Becker, NJ J. Kelley and Miss
Opal Matson. Evening was spent N
social amusements on the lawn. Mrs.
Kavsnaugh. who Is well known among
her acquaintances as az expert palmisc,
smussd the guests by giving them read-
inss OF their hands. Punch and ICES
we're served during the evening and
most enjoyable evening Was passed by
the guests.
Coffee tha: is coffee. The celebrated
gold medal e. B. London 4 Bro.