The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05
Saturdays Daily Journal.
Dr.. Naumann, dentist.

Dr.. Naumann, dentist.
Parker and Roosevelt caps at GalIey's.
House to rept.-CaIl on Mrs. Susan
Woods. It ".
For room and board call on Mrs.
Susan Wood. 1t v.
O. Rhode and wife will leave to-
morrow for St. Louis.
Editor Alex Schlegel of the Schuy-
Ter Quill was in Columbus between
trains today.
Millinery opening at Fillmans'
Friday and Saturday. September 80
and October 1. ltw-2td
Max Elias has been confined to his
home all week on account Of q sprain-
ed ankle he received last Sunday, while
playing ball.
HOUSE FOR RENT. Eight room
residence, south west of Second ward
school on Eighth street. Inquire at
Journal office. tt.
The first monthly reachers' meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at the
High school. The census report was
gone over and the iruant officer will
begin work next week.
Mrs. Rev. DeWoif and little girl
arrived here yesterday from Wayne,
where she has been visiting. Rev. De-
Wolf and wife are now settled in the
parsonage north Of the Methodist
church.
Vim. Thompson, who has been m
ployed in the Stevenson creamery. and
was formerly engaged in the Genoa
creamery, quit work here yesterday,
and will return with Frank Fugard
to Washington d. 9. to accept q po-
sition under him in q large creamery
in that city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Baird and children are
expected down from Spalding to-
morrow for q few days visit. Mr..
Baird has transferred mis- railway mail
route from Columbus to Spalding for
one in Illinois on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad running into st. Louis.
He will leave with his family in
about two weeks to take up his resi-
at Lebanon. Illinois.
Miss Ethel Hurd the manager Of the
Postal Telegraph company Mt this
place resigned her position IN that
place about two weeks ago and left
this evening for her home in Omaha.
She will take q rest Of q few months.
J. NJ. Curtis has been installed in her
place aud has already taken charge.
MI. Curtis will resign his office as JUS
tice of the peace some time this
month, but will retain his position as
police judge and will continue his
type-writing work.
j. A. L. Tally. who is arranging to
put in the electric lights here. came
I'M Tuesday evening to confer with
the city fathers. He wants q contract
for lighting the streets. He offers to
put in clusters Of three incandescent
lights each light Of 30 candle power.
at a cost of 1915 q month apiece !;
arc lights of 200 candle power ut :. q
month apiece. AS only three mem-
bers of the board were present.
action was deferred for another month.
Madison Reporter.
SPALDING NAIL CLERk.-Mr.
Warner of ST. Louis. whose parents
reside nea Warnerville, will be trans
ferred from there to the Columbus
and Spalding run, to take the place
Of George Baird, mention of whose
removal we have in another part of
the Journal. G.. v. Shiiby the mail
clerk on the Albion road has also been
transferred from there to the main
line Of the Union Pacific between
Omaha and Ogden. We are unable TO
state who will take Mr.. Shilbys' place
to Albion.
The big republican rally at Column
bus Wednesday night was attended by
quite q delegation form Clarks, who
returned home about four o'clock the
following morning. somewhat tired,
but fired with patriotic zeal that no
fatigue could quench. That the rally
was q grand success goes without shy
ing. Those who attended from here
we're: Mr. aud Mrs. Ed johnson, ".
L. Saley. Robert Young. Geo. Beards-
ley, II. F. Hooper, Zirreill IIipke,
Hansie Kokjer and Miner Whaley.-
Clarks Enterprise.
Mrs. e. H. Naumann and Mrs. ". H.
Cornelius entertained yesterday after
noo at the first of two delightful )
O'Clock teas. Small tables decorated
with naturtium were scattered through
the two front rooms. While a dainty
two-course tea was served the guests
puzzled their brains over q list Of
authors names in disguise. Five
ladies succeeded in getting all correct,
and Mrs. r. ". Hobart was the win
ner in cutting for the prize, receiving
q cut glass tumbler. The hostesses
were assisted by the Misses Hocken-
berger. Speice, Segelke, Schroeder
and Naumann.
DEGREE OF HONOR.-The Leroy
Lodge No. 254, Degree of Honor of
Fremont. delegation Of g. members
to Columbus last evening TO give an
entertainment for the lodge in this
city. On account of an accident TO
the train, the crowd did not arrive in
town until eleven O'Clock, but the
audience waited for the visitors, and
were we'll prepared for their trouble.
Before the team presented the play.
sc veral new members We're initiated.
AbOut two O'Clock this morning che