The Columbus journal., 1903-02-25

"A 0targk HioAigan, papse Aas u
following relative % IL concoet TAars
day evening. The lase a IL High ssAool
eoasos: "Thsrsadines and musical nun
beO b. Mn Evs BaEtlaet Haeey d
lighted IL audisneA Who could not b
satiaaed even With most generous -
sponse to encoes9 She = IN elocution.
1t Of 6ne ahility and IN accomplished
!: nuioian. Her banjo solo. :Ksntucky
Ho0A' Ne snceptiooally ina"
Nothing in ths vay oe . Russian
drama Aas nade such proaoanesd i'm
pssGioa as~Foe Her SakA which comes
70 North ops.s house nszt Tuesday.
4aseh & Being built o. nsw and oeigi.
nal hneaI it talbss pesoedsoee over any
Russo Siberian play yse written. II d.
pdots lie . actually sssn in that far-
sway eo1ntzy with startling aeoufacy.
Its seeaie invsstiturs i said 70 b elab-
oeats and The aeting company one ol
peculiar excellsuca
-Ihe attractioa at the Noeth opeea
houss o. Saturday. February q, viii b
one q tho noat successful romantic
dranaA 'Ths Rovse Behind ths Throne"
With Mn Katharine Willard in The star
part Of .Afia" lli0 willard has .
strong supporting company Of Twenty
I've carefully selected artists. oe which
Wright Loeimse u tho Leading man. A
complete production, including Cos
TUNES. sesnssy and al aecsssories, arc
carried BY The company.
Tho Last issue OF the Schuyler Sun
says that car load OF material to b
used in repairing the Platte river bridge
arrived Tuesday and Wednesday work
vas commsncsd on repairing the bridge.
About three cars more OF lumber viii be
used before the repairing is completed.
Commissioose Eeerton wants the county
to build . dixie out into tho river above
The bridge % - to divert tho current to
tho south side and thus shorten the
bridge again by almost one-third.
During the past week Judge Rattsr-
man issued marriage licenses to the
following parties: Alfred Jenson and
Carrie Drunesen both Of Lindsay; John
Snysrof Monroe and Nancy MeNeely Of
Genoa: Robert Larned Of Hancock, In,
and Elmy W. Bennett Of st. Edward;
William Durkop and Mary Julia Mathis
both Of Columbus; Walter Leo Blacket-
OF and Avalins n. Marshall both OF st.
Edward; Adam Kunkle and Olive Rus
sell both Of Schuyler. The last named
couple were married Feb. 18th by Judge
Ratterman.
Tho last number OF the High school
course will be given Thursday evening
instead Of Saturday - had been adver-
tised. The following i from . Morris
VILE, Vt, paper in regard to tho enter
tainmsnt: "Aiss naesy, elocutionist and
musician, has . charming presence, and
gave . variety Of entertainments that
could not fail TO please all Each num-
Der given BY her was heartily received,
and it would b diAlcalt TO choose any
ono for special mention. She isan artist
Of rare ability and should she again whit
Morrisville i assured . hearty welcome"
"A. E. Mason Of Stanton, president Of
tho North Nebraska Tsachers' associa-
ton, has written to n. Bruegse in regard
70 the meeting which viii b held in this
city April l, 2 and 8 Last year at Nor
folk 40 persons enrolled . membeEa
This means that Columbus may have
moro than i've hundred visitors to enter
tain, for tho association i adding nov
members every year. The special lee
lures viii be, State Superintendent Fow.
lsf, School Lawn: Dr.. WIN. A. Quayle
Of Kansas City, "Jsan Vsljean"; Monta-
vile Flowers Of Cincinnati, Ohio, ben
Hur." The dsclamatory contest viii be
held April 1.
Hugh Hughes, ono OF tho oldest and
most substantial business men Of tho
city, has sold his lumber yard to John e.
Kaufman who u now in possession OF
tho business Mr. Kaufman has in turn
sold his lumber yard stock to the p. D.
Smith company, which they viii move to
their yards near the B. 4 n. depot Mr..
Kaafmann intends erecting dwelling
houses for renting purposes on the lots
which will be vacated BY tho lumber
yard Mr. Hughes will spend his time
in arranging business matters and will
have his o6ice on Twelfth street in the
rooms recently vacated BY Elliott L
Speics in the Meridian hotel building.
Adam Smith and Miss Fannie Co..
tello vere married this Tuesday morning
at O'Clock in the Catholic church, Rev.
Father Seraphin Officiating. Mr.. Dennis
Sullivan and Aiss Hollis Brady acted -
best man and bridesmaid. Only . few
intimate friends were present and after
the ceremony . wedding breakfast was
served BY the mother Of tho bride ct
their homo vest oe tho city. Tho couple
left on IN afteFnoon train for Q visit to
Chicago and other places, after which
they will b. at homo On The aroom's farm
west OF the city. The couple are worthy
the best tho world affords and they have
sincere congratulations Of many friends.
Tho Platte Center Signal says: "Dr.
e. A. Moore he's again LETT Platte Center
and this time permanently. Last Friday
tho doctor received telephone message
from . friend calling him to Grisvold,
Iowa. He went that evening and found
that physician in that town Who enjoy
Cd . good practice, had suddenly depart
cd, Qor oausel and Dr.. Moore vas wanted