The Columbus journal., 1903-09-09

Mn E A. 6WuRd, M Fanail
Wean md Nh r b Sutton vau smnns
! those attending the Baptist asociafinE
in Columbus lass v0ak. Nh Exhe
Holinsshsad. daaahter Of 4 n. Hol
EaeshAsd Of 6anado. Texas. u VISITING
rela1ivss n Monroe. She vii attend
school n Columbus the coming ysar-
Nm. z. 4 6srueher and the Hi0sl
Euialis and Rnby Hckfy verem Nonro<
Wsdnssdsy.-Nonros Rspuhlic.n-
About $50 Monday szsning trsish;
tr.In hum the v1ss arrived n the Gsy
with . ear load Of lumber winch had
taksn tire. probably tfum SPARKS from
the engine. TIE car ~ haaieG under
the engine Watering hydr.nt On ths Un-
ion Pacific track md tha fire sia<m givsn.
L was not long bsfoFe The CITY fireman
had the riams sxtm0uiahei Tha made
Q very appropriate cio9nG event tor 1rs-
msnis day, although It vls not on the
printed program
The following from the Norfolk
News VIII BE- Of interest to Columbus
friends Of the young man mentioned
below: p. E. Mccoy, who taught IN
the hign school, last year and v,s az
pecteG to do % thus year, Last evening
rendered his resignation 70 accept .
position IN ths Hastings schools for 500
a year. School opens next Tuesday and
not much time Ia EIvec 20 I'll hls place,
out Superintendent O'Connor vent 10
Lincoln this afternoon and VII attempt
70 do So
Misses Alfredo and Martina Post
entertained about fifty guests at thelr
home last Thursday evening. In the
writing k poetry Aiss Emma Nsumarker
and Carl johnson received prizes In
another feasure Of the entertainment
each gentismau was gwen q snset Of
music, containing some popular ar.
Numbered 70 correspond 20 numbers
9lven the LADIES' The an usemens came
wneH the gentlemen we're res. uestsG TO
sing the song vhIle the iadies accom-
panied them On the piano. After rsfresh-
guests departed having spent a most
sn!oysble evening.
John Bernhard Lueke died a. the
home Of nus son-in-law, Fred Schultz.
twelve miles northeast Of the city, last
Friday morning. The deceased was born
IN OidenburS. Germany. January 10,
1895, WIS marr,si In Germany and came
10 Columbus In October. 1863. moving 70
nus farm northeast Of the CITY HIS wife
preceded him 20 the spirit world about
eight years. He mad lived WITH nus son-
In-isv for the past year. Two sons and
three daughters are left TO mourn the
loss OF loving father. The tunersl ser
vices took place a. the Grausnhorsr
cn1rch SUNDAY With Interme1t II the
cemetsry a. tina. place.
NJ. and Mrs. Otto PohI and Nj. and
Ms. Dan =. Stsphens Of Fremont were
viEsors IN the city last Wsinesdsy. The
ladies' came up on the tram and the gen
siemen followed N thelr automobiles and
al returned ID the afternoon u tneIr
venIcies. The gentleman we're a little
over three hours N making sne trip from
Fremont and found few Dad places 20
With travel Otto Pom snook
hands With his many former friends here.
VI. Stephens is member Of the Fremont
Tribune company, having charge Of the
oook Oindery department. and is also the
publisher Of severaI books.--Pheips and
MS Teachers -SiIae Coob- and others.
About O'Clock THURSDAY morning
he carpenter shop OF c. J. Scott. which
q the second building north Of PolIock's
iruS store. or North street vas disccv-
.rei 60 De on ire. and before the iremen
,ould reach the place the building vas
Almost destroyed. Considerable anian-
ns lumber was burned together With
ne oooks and also the tool chests Of c.
]. Scott. Waiter Scott. Joan Brock. Sam
Brown. Clarence Clark and Oscar SroII
L Is not known nov the fire originated
,ur II is supposed II vas set OF lighted
l2ac or match thrown care4essiy II the
runt Of the shop. NJ Scott had Ief. the
,lace about twenty minutes before the
ire vas discovered. An Iusurarce Of
EsO0 vas carried On the building.
The marriage Of Joseph Schumacher
# Platte Center and Miss Mary Hens-
.eier. daughter Of NJ. and Ms. Joseph
3en92eler- took place thus Tuesday morn
ns az 9 o'clock 10 the Catholic church.
2sv. Father Serapnim officiating. The
,ride was 4ownsd II gray silk and car
ied bO9uet Of bride roses; sne was a.
ended By her sister. Miss Anna HenS-
.eier and her COUSIN. Miss Ella ksrsen-
,rock. who were both accIred n white
rgandy The groom vas attended By
US brother. Henry Schumacher and
3ernard Schroeder. Man! acg1aint-
rcss are invited g the home OF the
,ride's parents northeast Of sowu today,
ruesiay, where the Wedding feast Is
lelG. The couple have sincere coneras-
,lations Of their many friends
Mrs. Homer RobInson and Ms. Wm-
3enham entertained Thursday afternoon
o O'Clock tea IN honor Of Ms. West
Il Chicago. mother Of Ms. Roblnscr. and
1aL Robinson OF Guiana. aunt Of NJ.
.obinson- The party was gwen At the
aObinson home. One Of the games vas
he guessing OF the number OF beans II
si& jar. XA c. D. Evans received
he pr,ze for thus. 9ueasinS the nearest
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