The Columbus journal., 1903-07-15

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McPhsnnns Lake today enjoying thsiz
annual picnic.
-Df. NeKsans method Of nakina
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equality With gold
-Thsco6es that sslla Why. Bscaus,
it pisassA The cslsbsstsd gold medal.
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Henry Gs0 i having csmsnt valks
laid 70 the north oe hi two furniture
stoes buildinQ On east Eleventh serosk
John Stsub, ono Of the old ssttlars
Of this county, moved his family today
to Custer county vhsrs they viii rssida.
-HrA Samuel Galley Of Crsightou
arrived hero Monday to attend the
funeral Of her sister, Nm G. A. Newman.
Tho dsnocrstic county central CON-
mittss hold their nesting at The coaEt
house in this city this Tuesday aftec-
noon.
August DISTRICT has Let the contrast
to C. G. Hardy for the building oe Q re-
dsnce on his lots Just north Of Gazfset
Hulst.
-Aissss Pauline Buchsr and Lsttis
Spsics viii accompany bsvy Of young
girls on . picnic excursion ThurDday, to
Stevens lake.
-Last Thursday evening John Eegli
and LOuiss Gerber, both Of Duncan,
were united in marriage by Judge Wag-
nsr at his o@ce in this city.
John Bschsr returned Monday even
ing from Omaha vhsrs he had been for
. week He reports that his mothers
condition is very much improved.
N. p. Plant Of Omaha, state organ
izer Of the Catholic order Of Forresters,
spent few hours in the city Monday on
his way from Spalding to Alliance.
Five special trains passed through
the city last Wednesday loaded With
Christian Endeavorers on their way to
the international convention at Denver.
-Carpsntsrs Union No. 1901. Regu-
lar meetings every Saturday night. Vis-
itinR brothers invited. E. ]. Scott
president; Chas. Wurdeman, financial
secretary.
Last Thursday afternoon Della
Ramsy gave farewell party in honor of
AaEjory Rams. Louise Echols received
the prize for making the best rspreseu-
tation Of IN animal out Of gum on card.
-Thomas Braniean returned Monday
With carload Of twenty-four horses from
Ogallala and Lewellen. Among them il
, four-year-old horss which has never
been fed grain, and weighs 1900 pounds.
-An Sauef has sold her residence in
the south part Of town to l. London Who
vii take possession this week. NrA
5susr hes purchased lots in the east part
of town and viii soon build Q new
home there.
Mrs. 8. A. Brindley arrived at home
Monday evening from McCook where shs
. teaching in the Junior Normal, called
BY the sudden death Of Nm C. A. New
nan. She will return to her work this
Wednesday.
Coffee that isco6ea. The celebrated
gold medal E. B. London 4 Bro.
II J. Alexander leaves this Tuesday
lftsrnoon for his old home in New York
Itste, to visit few weeks with his aged
mother Who is in the S4th year Of her
lea but Who still enjoys fairly good
health, being able to write weekly let
Ter TO her soa.
Rev. Munro announced Sunday that
Ehsre would be no preaching services in
The Congregational church next Sunday
u few Sundays following. Rev. Munro
vill take his vacation now, spending
part Of the time camping With his family
II NcPhersoois lake.
AT . recent meeting Of the carpen-
ters' and joinefs' union the following
Officers we're elected: Ernest Scott,
president; Howard Gesr, vice president;
Charles Wurdeman, financial secretary;
John Pittman, treasurer, and E C. War
den, recording secretary.
Charles F. Besdle vas brought b.
Iors Judge Rattarman last ThurDday
charged With stealing . horss valued at
$50 from r 7. Liscc, and Wa asksd to
give . bond Of $1,000 to appear in Dis
krict court, which he failed to do and
vas returned to the county jail
Pred Plath, Emil Kumpf, Will Gal
Icy and several other young men from
town arc camping near NcPhersous
Iaka. The grounds at that plses this
have bssn continually inhabited
BY campers, and it il certainly delight
tul place to find rest, splendid fishing
md boating, swimming ponds and plenty
of shade trees.
Tho Sunday daily papers announced
that the executive board Of the Nebraska
Fsdsestioa oe Woman's clubs have elect