The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

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. Bring your eggs 70 tho Fair stoz
Eleventh streSk. 7sisss 4ru ss''e
1tass Elorence Whitmoyer went :
n 0maha today 10 visit ftisada.
Min Ethel Elliott went % Onahl
|, this morning 70 have her eyes treaeed
Do not fan to 80 our S-foot ealvan
! lied steel mill Tor Ss20o A. Dusssll 1
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4 0zand ,Ooacert givea b. koquoil
orohsatsa. North OPEN hoass. Mon
day, Nay ss. @
Albert Rasmussen left yesterday for
Pierre. 8. Oak. TO hold down his
claim. for . few DAYS.
| We shall hare aoosthi,s 10 say next
week ah0at the reselt Of tho repabli.
can county ooaventioa. @ .
George Narshall OF 81. Edward
passed through Columbus yesterday
On his way to Lincoln. .0.-
wn. Snyder Of Genoa spent Sunday
in Columbus with his fAmily. return
ing homo AOndAy forenoon.
Miss .Gussie GreGorius has invited
friends to her homo to . birthday cels-
bfation for tomorrow evening.
Vim. Gibson of Cedar Rapids was In
Columbus Friday on his return homo
from Omaha, and Was the guest Of his
aunt. Mrs. Lloyd, while in this city.
The high SCHOOL graduating claas
has chosen Rev. Munro Of the Con-
gregational chspch 10 deliver tho hac-
calaureate sermon Sunday evening.
Nay g. 1r..
Nessrs. Enos Of the Stanton Picket
and Nichols. editor Of . Knights Of
Pythsas paper at Madison. made tho
Journal Office . pleasant call last
Tuesday. ;.
GAR. Memorial services will b
held in the Baptist church Sunday
morning. Nay y. kev. Ulmsr deliver.
ing tho annual address to the ol d
soldiers.
Charles @. Godhsrsen Of Humphrey
and Miss Bertha PlAth, daughter Of
VIM. Plath. were married Yesterday,
Judge Ratterman performing ,he
ceremony. ~.
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The excursion to tho Big Horn Basin
advertised by F. T. Walker, for Nay
18. has been postponed till Nay g.
because Of court business which de-
tainea Mr.. Walker. .-
Che Shakespeare department will
hold a banquet Friday evening st tho
home Of Jennie Weaver. All member
will participate and will be allowed
to invite one guest.
The local camp. G. A. r., has nearly
completed tho program for the Deco
nation day exercises, which will take
place Nay 50. The Journal will print
tho entire program next week.
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon left Monday |
for st. Louis whore she goes ~ dele.
gate from Nebraska 10 the General
Federation Of Womans' Clubs. She
expects to be In st. Louis about two 1
weeks.
Henry Getz, who has been employed |
In Chicago the past year arrived here |
yesterday and is visiting his maay |
relatives. He will leave soon for
Denver where his parents reside. and !
whore he expects to remain.
:: A party Of Lincoln repablicans At
tended tho congressional convention |
yesterday in Columbus. They were J.
g. Nockett. jr.. A. ". Field. ". b.
Lynch. W. g. Roberts. F. A. Gra-
ham. ]. T. Dorgan and J. W. Day.
The Iundependent telephone com.
pany is building three new lines of
telephone in the country districts.
One will extend north. taking in the
Peter Schmitt mill. one mile west Of
town. and one south connecting with
Osceola. r .,-.
The postal authorities have again
postponed the carrying OF mail on
route from May Is to Juno I. This
time it is delayed on account Of the
road not being in proper condition -
BY law. The Union Pacific
has not yet put in .. culvert ordered
BY the authorities. and Uncle Sam is
strict in his demands in regard to the
carrying Of mail matter. and will not
allow the carrier to work unless all
are met by those along
the route. 7
Louis J. Wagner, son of John
Wagner. returned home yesterday
evening after eight years absence from
Columbus Louis has been an extern
sive traveller during these years. has
visited every state west Of the Missis-
sippi, was in Alaska few months and
has had varied experiences in business
lines. Mining. college student. run
ming q restaurant and Iailroading have
given him active occupation contln.
ually. Six months ago he sprainel .
knee and has since been confined In .
hospital in Spokane. and is now just
able to. get around on two crutcbee.
Louis expects to remain In Columbus
To one acquainted with George
seoet's quiet deposition. it il with
surprise that We learn ttat he has .
fancy for rsco horses. He has pur-
chased IN oil ringer that was taken
under a. contract to pail buggy over
sandy roads at - 81 gait. and that is
guaranteed to do this little trick un-
der any condition of roads or weather.