The Columbus journal., 1903-09-16

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Who hft town during ths evening.
-Xn G. B. SPGse snsEtsinsd about
thirty lAdiss Saturday sftsrnoon Q: her
homa, IN honor Of Nm ]. c. P8s Of
Kine6sher, Oklahoma Prugrsaslvs cinch
w1s the afsefnoon amu0emens. q which
Nm E. h Chambers Won the prne. .
handsome s0uveor spoon Of the Cotum-
bus hospital The house decorations
were golden rod The hostess served
delicious refreshmentA
George Barnhart Of r Worth. Tsx2s.
has returned home after Q teG days spent
IN the city. To-day eTuesday) Mn Mel
he Barnhart. his daughter, VII be mar
ned to gentleman Of that city Who VII,
. fev months Later, entsr into partner
ship with Xr. Barnhars IN the i've stock
ouGneA Mn Frankie Baxnhart, Who
hes many friends here. ~ married lase
June and lives IN Shnshone. Idaho.
The Epvorsh Lsaeus Of the Aeeho-
dist church vii give social next Friday
evening. called trip around the world.
Couveyances VII be furnmhed 70 earry
the tourists from the ststiou which =
the Methodist church) to Boston, Cubs,
Holland, japan. the North Pole and
back to the station. Refreahmenfn,
appropriate to the country which il rep
resents. VII be served st each stop. and
the decorations vii also Be characteristic
Of the country. The cost Of q round
trip ticket which vii entitle you to al
privileges u 3 centA All invited
-Theophl, brother Of II. Bruessr, has
been visiting relatives hare the pest
week. and vii leave. possibly to-day, for
his home In Portland, Oregon. where he
Is teacher Of physics N the city high
schools. Ar. Brugger graduated from
the electrical engineering course OF the
State university several years ago, and
With Ernest Gerard made trip through
Europe. Later he vent to east Africa
where ne v1s employed IN the gold
mines. After visiting other countries
he returned to California and the past
four years has been teaching natural
science.
-Nebr,ah1 has expefieaced another
heavy rain. which came 70 Platte county
Sunday sfsernoon and night. and Coium-
bus has teen reported q having the
heaviess part Of it IN the state. With .
fall Of 1.N inches. From Thursday to
thus morning 2S inches fall The low
est temperature recorded by C. c. Gray,
Who has the govesnmens Thermometer,
w. 20 degrees. st 6;Do'elock this Tues
day morning Snow We reporsed It
Deadvood three inches deep. at Chey-
enne one inch. and Alliance one-tourth
inch. The rain Monday night probably
prevented q frost. which would have
done grea: damage to the corn crop.
NJ. and Nm Thomas Jones Of Post
vile were IN the city oc their Wy home
from q three months viGt 70 then old
home IN Wales. Thus vas their first trlp
to tha. country IN twenty -four years. and
the VISIT to their many relatives vss
greatly enjoyed Neither Ar. nor Nm
Jones would care to return to Wales 70
live - they believe this country o6sss
more indncemeuts 70 The common people
and both enjoy better health here than
there. On their way home when twenty
mills out from New York passengers On
then ship received messages through the
Narrcui System IN regard to the r.es
-Georxe Fai1child returned home
Sunday from BonesteeL South Dakoss.
where be vent to view the land which