The Columbus journal., 1904-12-21

from Belgrade. where he has been ei ,.
ployed tie past three months on ( g
Herald. He will spend Christmas {
home Peter Dufv IS also expect d
home for the holidays.
Durwsrd Davies, one OF tee Dai =
Joarnsl carriers in the north wes.e !
part of the city, has been ccnf1 1
to his hcne since Friday by Hines =.
and his younger brother. NorTiu, o
carrying papers OF his route
o. L. Baker is preparing TO cut ice
At the Black ice pend as o as the
ice is in proper condition. The chrres
are being put in place TODAY, and Mr..
Baker says thai one or two days of
cold weather would make good ice for
packing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bioedo:n and
Miss Ida Bloedorn came in from Platte
Center today. Mr.. BloedoIn went 10
Omaha and may possibly 60 10 Chic
ago before returning. Mrs. Bioedorn
will remain with her sister Mrs. l..
". Weaver for . few days.
In distric: court today before Judge
Feeder the motion of Louis Latte
harms fog q new trial in the case Of
I.ubker Us Lp:1eharms wss argued,
and the motion vas oyerruled. v.
n. Hensley appeared for Mr.. Lubke-
and August Wagner for Mr. Lutte
harms.
The funeral Yesterday of Jacob
Schram was attended BY a large num-
be- Of friends Of the family. The
services were held at , O'Clock a. tie
residence, Rev. Neunarker cordDct-
ing the services. after which the re-
mains We're taken 20 tie Columbus
cemetery for burial.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Schr.m will be interested to learn Of
tie arrival Of their third child. 4
daughter. The yong lady arrived ST
their home DeceS Ter 10. Mrs. Sctram
is better remembered here aS MissN.ae
Cushing. Nr. and Mrs. Schram re-
side in Ballard. Washington.
jacob PSwelI. the aged father of
Abraham Powell living ten miles
south Of Columbus. cjed FRIDAY night
from old age, having reached the al
varcei age OF sishry-seven years. ~.
Powell has lived for over twenty -ears
with his son N Polk county. and tie
family are we'll known throughout he
community. The funeral service w2s
held az the home. Sunday morning,
after which TIE remains were taken
20 Shelly fo- intermtE--
Two visitors 20 IN city were .Ete--
taIno6 over Sunday by CLiee 81 Police
Setback. Ore gave the rame Of Daniel
Gray. resident sr Genoa. and 'he cthe-
was Patsy Horn who works or the
farm Of ]. F. Dineen near Columbus.
Before departing 10 their respective
homes Monday morning they were
presented BY the chief to Police Jci-e
Curtis who allowed them 20 contribute
ere dollar AID cos:E esch :or their
lodging. The charge II both cases
WIS plain drunk.
Rev Mclaughlin. -~suTssentIrC he
Methodist hospital in Omaha. Irea l.
cd both morning ard evening yestsr-
day IL the Methodist chUIch. All L
subscription OF 1913 Has given 70
ward the work in tnst institution
Mr.. McLsughlin's talk in the morn
ing was principally about wha. WORK
the hospital vas doing. AID their
plans foc erecting q new building. II
tie evening he told the story Of the
Good Samaritan and called attention
to the similar work being done by the
Christian hospitals Of this age.
L. ". Snow will hereafter devote
all of his time at home in his store.
with the exception Of Mondays, when
he will make the towns of Schuyler,
Fremont, Seward, York and Colum-
bus, in the interest CT his employers,
the Voegel & Dunnins company Of
Omaha. Nj. Snow has been travel
ing salesman FOR this firm for tie past
ten years, and i. is With difficulty thas
be has been able to retire from work
with the company. every iuducenenr
being offered him to remain with
them, but his longing TO be al home,
and growing traie in the book store
has definitely decided his future plans.
With this week NJ. Srow will be
found at his place Of business on
Thirteenth street. Will Hall, who has
been N the Snow store for several
years. will retain his present position.