The Columbus journal., 1904-11-02

Dr.. Waller, Ostsopath. Barber block.
Parker and Roosevelt caps at Galley'sL
Patrick E. NcKillip was in. Colum-
bus to-day.
John Bender, fusion candldare for
representative il in the city. =.
Do not fail to SO our Stoot ealvan-
lied stssl mill for $500. 4. Dunen /
Son. Il
Nm. Jennie Brisrd u Schuyler 10
visiting with ArA @. J. Carlow ever
Sunday.
Mim Bertha Schnphach went to
Monroe today to attend the teachers
institute.
T.. Otto Hagei returned today from .
few days business trip to Humphrey
and Madison.
Niss Flora Conlsy Of Schuyler IN
expected this evening for . few days
visit with friendA
Ers. Dan Jennings Of st. Edward.
came down today to visit over sun
day with friends in the city.
Mrs. Clara StiIlmAn and habv Left
to-day .bv WY Of Omaha for Lead
South Dakota after IN extended visit
t. relatives here.
Miss Winnie Young went to Monroe
to-day where she viii take part in the
program CT tina county teschers meet
ing being held there.
J.. Ripple left THURSDAY for . two
week visit to his daughter in Carlton,
Missouri. he will also visit the E1-
position in st. Louis.
Rev. q. b. Willard went this after
noon to Belgrade. He Will hold
quarterly meeting services there and
Al Timber Greek Sunday. .
Mrs. Beaton and daughter Eunice
aud Miss HamJon Of Omaha, arrived
this morning On q visit to Mrs. Jennie
Walker. and Mrs. Condon-
Father Pacidcus formerly priest OF
the Catholic church here. has e
visiting / Columbus this week. He
il now stationed in Omaha
Misses Ciara Jacobson and Lila
Turner left this morning for Fremont
and Lincoln where they will visit the
public schools Monday and raestiay.
Miss Mary 8. Byrns, niece Of Mrs.
Y. Macken, went to Omaha today TO
visit at home. Miss Byrne is teach
ing the Needle school west of town,
and acrcs the LOup.
Frank Perkins, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc G. Perkins, who Is . senior In
in the Omaha High school. came home
Yesterday to spend his birthday. he
will return nexJ Tuesday.
Ttrnuscript of Judgment was fled In
the district court this morning, from
Justice O'Brien's court. wherein J.
SuIIivan's claim Of 800 and costs, for
professional services Wa granted.
It is unusual Co be able TO pick
plums from trees as this time OF
vear, but such is the ase in Platte
county. Mrs. E. J. Young gathered
. peck Of wild plums from her trees
this morning.
Nj. Chas. White, formerly night
clerk at the Thur.ton hotel hA &C.
copied employment with Snyder
Kennedy Monument firm. as travelling
salesman. We wish him success in
his new venture.
Sylvester Plant VINO was injured
Tuesday evening by being thrown
from his wagon while loading bsats
into q car north Of the Lindeu hotel, Il
still confued to the hospital and is
doing a. well a. could be expected.
Mrs. Nick Albany who Wa thrown
from her carriage Thursday night.
mention of which We gave in yester-
days Journal, il at the hospital AMI is
Thought GO be in o more serions con-
dition than when examined yesterday.
Robert NcCray is hauling material
for q. new residence he will erect on
his lot on Eighteenth street north Of
the high school building. The house
will be q commddious one and Walter
Scott will have the contract for its
erection.
The little ten year-Old ION Of G. b.
XcClintock was operated upon in
Omaha Yesterday for an injury he re-
ceived about two years ago In an
accident. Mr.. McCfintock. received
word yesterday that the operation was
successfully performed.
Horatio Adams will entertain about
fifty Of his Young friends Monday
evening at q Halloween party He viii
transfer the guests from town to his
home north west Of town in hay racks,
where no doubt q jolly good time will
be hai by the young people.
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon entertained
the Christian Endeavor society Of the
Congressional church last evening
at her home. Halloween games and
tricks were the anusemenrs: Of the
evening. Elegant refreshmanrs
served at tables which we're illumin-
ated with numerous candles
:. Miss Norwood Wynn q niece Of }.
9. Echols who has visited here several
times. is expected in Columbus soon
to be the guest Of her uncle. She had
planned to reach Columbus Last e
ing but was delayed On account Of
illness. Miss Wynn Is now in the
Bible trimming school In KansAs City.
and viii 60 SOON 10 Mexico where che
hss been stationed the past three
years a. q missionary.
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