The Columbus journal., 1904-11-16

Thursday, ut which time Mr.. Buck.
master will he i'll the city The new
proprietor is a brother law of J. z.
Carter who recently purchased a halt
interes: in the drug business of G. H.
McClintock.
On Monday, November :. 1904. Rev.
d. O. Mills joined in marriage Char
les +. Segelke, formerly of Columbus,
low of Omaha. and Miss Bessie
Trachta of this city. It was simply Il
quiet home wedding. The groom is
quite we'll known here and the bride
is a Young lady who grew to woman
hood here where she is we'll known
and held in high regard. She hns CT
late been q nurse in An Omaha hes
pitai. We extend our best wishes. =.
Schuyler Free Lance.
EOWLING.-picked up teams play
ell against each other last night at the
ungel alleys, and made an interesting
evening of fun for the audience which
was present to watch the players. The
players were: for the Way team. ".
A. Way. P. J. Hart. DC. Kavanaugh,
Fred Hurzeler and Bert Galley. For
the Hagel team. George Hasel. A.
Drake, f. H. Tiffany. John Elliott
and Ed Kavenaugh. The Way team
were the winners by a score of 1893 to
2l0S. Mr.. Hagel expects to have a
match game between Albion and Co.
lumbus in tho city I'M time during
this month, and will at that time en-
gage the Columbus :Land to furnish
music.
Mrs. Sumner ana daughter, Miss
Vera who arrived here about two
weeks ago from Lost Springs. Kansas
where they have, until recently. made
their home, will leave Colum-
bus Thursday for Eugene. Oregon
where Mr.. Sumner has purchased o
fruit farm and where they expect to
MAKE their home. Mrs. Sumner is q
of Mrs. .. D.. Butler and they
have not visited together tor ever
twenty years. Mrs. Fred ScOfield
entertained about fifteen ladies nnh
last evening in honor Of
the vi.itors. with whom they were
in Illinois many years ago.
md Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Butler will
entertain relatives and friends We'd
evening.
DITCH PROPOSITION TaeSchuy-
Ter Free Lance contained the follow
ing in reference to a scheme which may
be OF special interest to residents in
The cast part Of the county, and also
along Shell creek valley.
Jane GaIsden was . Culuhnus Wis
tor on Thursday. going np 20 set
ndyi g ia 20 . ms;tr he pro-
noses trying IN Get through relative TO
SHE'LL Creek. Ills ikea il TO in sGme
way coufi.e and ccm;Icl Shell ere /
o that it will not q: every high va %
overflow the whole bottom, and q =
roy the crops en- ,he adjoining Is c
,eighboring land. He thinks thai tas
,reek q be tapped ct the place north
IF the Bailey farm house and rdn
south t.y means of q big dit 81
made so as to intercept the slough a III
.rn it all to tn. river. thus making i.
to drain the land and prevent,
III overflow. His idea Is to do +.
work rnGer tine new law and make i
. state affair. II it csn te done il will
% a tig thing for ali who OWE Iam
IlGEg the valley near here aIl betwe I
Schuyler aLd Rogers OF curse ]
would cost the land owners something.
,ut that cost wouid b., little compare
. the benefit. We hope 20 see To
d.a mace q reality it i: Is feasib'r.
IL. Ge;is..en Is q shrcwd ran who.
uisment is good. and when he is fr
.nyt.,ing to benefit the nnblic we NJ
Win him so far as anything to Line
il and further tie idea.
There is o surprise awaiting tis.
uvers of the dramatic art. in the khapt
f George Klirnt's $40. Geo productioE
( ". L. Roberts. celebrated comedy
rama, ION the Bridge nj Midnight.
his production unlike all others OF
IS kind, is devoid of all that sensa-