The Columbus journal., 1903-12-02
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ColumboA has vRitssn % hiqnGs IN tt
city shat b nov holds the position Of
gunner in the o. s artillsry stationed It
Fort Tovn1sndL on ths Paeiic ccast
He states that his company hold the
championship of the United States for
good marhnamhip
While Kate Rsed and Florence Bel
ford were skating oa IN old 6ah pond
near Mn TounGs rslidsoeA, The drss
oe tie we'd, ths ies esvs way under
Kass. sitting her into ths vatef 70 haf
shoaldseA She managed 70 rssch tara
. vsry cold drsnching and se.rs she u
all night.
-ND Gertrude Whitmoysf and How
ard Gssf g.vs house party at the Whit
moyef rs.idsacs Thank,giving day to .
tsw Of their college hiandA Those who
we're visiting: Nis Wort Of hastings.
Who il attending Doan college, and
NsssrA Dawes Of Omaha and Vance Of
Milford, both Of whom are attending the
State university.
The sntsftinmens Monday evening
given BY Mn Jackson and Mr. Levin at
North opers house vas not veil attended
by the public, but those Who were pres
snt were pleased With the program, ssps-
cially the musical numbers by Mis-
JacksOn. She has Q rich, sweet soprano
voice. entirely trss from a6sctation, clear
and pure a . bird.
The Schuyler Quill says that Anton
N. Kubik fled petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the federal court IN
Omaha last week His liabilities are
S10,a95O. with only q small asset.
Kubik formerly vas merchant at Clark
son and made an assignment in favor Of
his creditors. which was recently CON-
pletsd in county court.
Mrs. ROsaline Sauer returned Fri
day from Chicago where she has been
since last September With her son Gus.
Gus. is an electrician. and has recently
been transferred from Chicago to St
Louis. Mrs Sauer went east with the
intention Of making her future home
With her son, but she did not like the
big city, 90 she returned to this city.
Miss Marian Smith, the art teacher
in the public schools, had all the pupils
az high a. the eighth grade. illustrate q
booklet Of Thanksgiving The
result was q surprising interest in the
subject and some exceedingly good
drawings by the children. Some Of the
children illustrated menu card. others
the presidents proclamation, and others
4 Thanksgiving story.
The young ladies' OF the Duncan
Neigh borhood had basket social Satur-
day evening in the school building, the
purpose Of which was 70 raise funds for
The purchase Of a new organ for the
German church northeast Of that village.
of which Rev. Braun is pastor. Over
'orty dollars were realized from the sale
,f baskets. A good program was rem
iered by the young people.
A letter from Fred COfBey, who is
With Co. G, 18th regiment in the Philip
pines. dated October 4. and written to
Cap" rschudy. states that Mr.. Bernert.
! young man Of their company, nephew
IT Don Benson Of Columbus. vas killed
u battle With the Moros, q few days
before the date Of his letter. Bernert's
lone was in Iowa. Fred says that the
,ther Columbus boys are all well.
Henry Buss returned Friday from
lyons. Nebraska, where be attended
'ale Of fancy Scotch cattle from the herd
" Olbrich Harrah Of Newton. Iowa
Ar. Buss brought with him SIX head Of
.ovs and heifers Of that celebrated stock.
)ne heiter coming two years old cost him
l1aO. Mr. Buss is making a speciality Of
hat breed and now has on hand eleven
7aluabIe animals Of his favorite stock.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church
net last Tuesday and organized a society
IT Daughters Of the King. The organi
,aslon is purely for spiritual help to
themselves and "a an aid to the further
nee Of the church work. Ms L. ".
SNOW was chosen president Of the society,
Ms Chambers secretary and Mrs. Ander-
'on treasurer Meetings vii be held the
irst and third Tuesdays Of each month.
At regular meeting Of Occidental
odge No. u. Knights Of Pythias, Thurs
lay night, officers for the year 1904 we're
elected as follows: J. n. Curtis. c. c.;
9. 4. Linstrum. Y. c.; P. b. Meehan. p;
l. F. Gottschalk. NJ Of w.: p J. Nc
Cafrey. &. Of R and s.; Carl Kramer,
u. Of F.; George Fairchild, N. Of E.;
Will Zinnecker, N. at L.; VIM. Brown,
L c.; J. G. Becher, o. G.; l. b. Leavy.
trustee.
In Sundays Omaha Bee In connec-
tion with an article on the Nebraska
Woman and the General Federation.
appeared the portraits Of q number Of
the prominent club women Of the state,
and among them that Of Miss Elizabeth
Sheldon OF this city, Who is recording
secretary FOR the state federation and a
delegate to the next general federation
which meets IN St. Louis next year.
Mrs. F. b. Geer is her alternate.
Among those who went TO Lincoln
last week to witness the football game
between the universities Of Illinois and
Nebraska we're: Ralph Wiggins. Vera
and Florence Kramer. Ethel Galley,
Bessie Marks, Carol and North Evans.
b. J. Hendry1. Horatio Adams. Miss Ada
Graham and Na b. B. Musser. harold
Barter, . grandson Of M. Hendry1. Who