The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Fred Baker returned last Week fton
attending sn eight vssls' term at the
Fremont normal He viii b engaged
The nsEt lev vssls IN ~aaling hay vhile
/ the s1a shiDssr q his fathsrb msadow
south of The sivse.
-Rsv. q. A. Munro = in Linoeln
attending tie Epvoeth a0smhly. He
writes that - Win b ho0e 70 hold
church asevioss nsst Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. Halsey = also stssnd-
ing The asssably thse&
Rev. Nisaslse end ]. T. KauAuaa
win @ next vsek b Hampton 70 attsad |
convsotioa a ministses oe ~ German
Lutheean church. Thseo Win b aboat
80 viaitoes pssssnt and ths coavsatioa
viii b IN session one veek.
D. e. 0e0sa. Who Soe ths pet three
ysazs has bssn propeistor oe ~ Park
Livery barn, sold his interest to O. q. |
Staab and Olyds 9oott Who took poses
sioa Monday. Mr. Gs0sa doe not |
know yst Just What businss - viii en-
gage in. but expects to remain in Co
lumbus.
Tho nsnbseship oe the Luthssan
church Of this city vscs invited to attend
the missioa festival oe ths Lutheran
church fifteen miles noeth q town last
Sunday, q which Rev. Holm i pastor. |
Rev. 4iesslee did not hold services here
in order to allow his congregation to wit
the festival.
"A largo porch 70 tho south OF The
Second ward school building adds great.
y to tho appearance Of tho property and
will b appreciated BY tho childrsa Who
spend % many hours on tho premises.
Tho lawn has been neglected this sum-
mer and weeds high enough to hide Q |
horse have bsen allowed to grow
undisturbed.
Tho German LutheFan church man.
bers hero have engaged Prof. Ksrnatz Of |
Chicago to teach The school north Of |
town, on the farm Of d. BartelA NJ. |
Karnats viii b installed - teacher, and |
- assistant to Rev. Aiesslsr, August 50
the services being held in the Lutheran
church. Tho school will begin Sop
tember I.
"A picnic party vas given at No
Phersons lake Thursdsy by Misses
Nettie Gondring and Grsoe Fitzpatrick,
in honor Of Aiss Burkstt oe Lincoln.
Besides those mentioned, the following
ladies composed the party: Misses Bee-
tha Staui'er, Emma Keroeubrock, Edna
Beardeley, Blanche Nievohnsr and Me-
danes 0efeke, Raney and Burkstt.
-Mm Kathrine NoCsbe, Who vas
brought to The hospital from Greeley
Center On The 18th Of April, died lest
Saturday evening. Tho deceased wasI
born in Ireland 81 years ego. She had
lived in America i've years. The funeral
services were held this Tuesday after
noon ut 2 O'Clock in tho Catholic church
and interment made in tho nearby oem-
etery. |,
-Misses Marjory Stevenson and Eva
Walker entertained friends Thurodsy F,
evening on tho lawn Ut tho homo OF The
former in honor Of lliss Townsend Of
Omaha. Aguessing game, "thinss found
in grocery store," Wa tho amusement,
Gilbert Anderson and Hiss Townsend ,
carrying OF the prizea Tho BOBBY
prizes were given to Donald NcAllister
and Miss Dorothy Post. Ii
Miss Beulah Wheeler left Wednes-
day for Plains, Montana, after several
weeks visit With tho Watkins family.
Miss Wheeler hes good position in the
public schools there for thecoming year, .
q principal OF the building in which she ]
will teach. She waa On assistant teacher
in the Wesleyan university last year and
graduated from the pedagogical course
OF that institution last spring. /.
Marriage licenses were issued tho /.
past week to Charles E Bangston Of ,
Geneseo, ILL.,, and liss Ida O. Swanson
Of Newman Grove; Carl E. Strompuit Of |
Mcpherson, Kansas, and Min Cordslia
e. Swanson Of Newman Grove; Milton
H. Powers OF Cheyenne, Wyoming. and
Miss Eols Jones Of Platte county; Gus
Ba1tholamue Of Osceola and liss Hattie |
Rathburn Of Shelby; John Zoudia Il
Columbus and Mary Tsbrnos Of Bisssll
Several tracts Of land have changed
hands the past week, among them are
the Clark farms. A. ". CLARK sold his
16l-scre farm four miles northeast Of
town to John Aohlman from Grand
Prairie township. for go "a acre. F.F.
Clark sold his 1eQscres two miles east Of
the city, which 10 known - tho Stuart
place, to his brother A. W. CLARK. also
for go IN AGRA Ar. F. F. Clark in turn /
purchased farm east Of Crsston paying
@65 an aero for tho place. i
Coffee that isco3ee. Tho celebeatsd |
gold medal e. B. London L Bro. |.
"A handsome locomobile on the street
Monday attracted . good sized crowd at
the Buschmann restaurant while The
owner, Mr.. Do Roy Austin Of Omaha,
was eating biz dinner. Mr.. Austin Va i
returning home from Albion and had |
left that town st II O'Clock, arriving in
Columbus at 2:30. From Albion 70
Genoa tho vehicle kept pace With tho
passenger train. In going to Albion
Saturday, M. Austin came from Omaha
to Columbus, . distance Of ninsty.tvo
miles in i've houEs. Tho looomobils u
valued at 5000
Mr. @. Callihan Of Greenvich, Con-
nscticut, has been in the city for . fsv
days looking to buy largo farm. Nr.
Oallihan sold his 200 zero farm near
0foenVich for 4A000O oaah. 4Q00 nae