The Columbus journal., 1904-12-28

for one month, working on . plumb
ing job, spent Christmas with hi
family.
Harlie Dussell and Chas. Grave
went to Spalding today to work on
contract of plumbing for A. Dusssl
& Son.
Paul K.euse OF Albion came down
yesterday to visit his mother. Mrs
g. II. KIause and his sister Miss
Bertha.
Prof. Funk was called to Wichita.
Kansas by the serious illness of his
father who has been An invalid for q
long time.
About twenty-five new books have
been received for the public library
and will be ready for distribution
January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Ogden arrived
here Saturday from Carroll. Mo-, on
q visit to Mrs. Ogdens parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ripple.
Kate and Virgil Potter Of Grand
Island are guests of their aunt, Mrs.
+. J. Kirkpatrick. They will re-
E:ain three weeks.
Sister Agnes. the accomplished
music instructor at tie St. Frances
Academy, spent Monday with the
Sisters at Duncan.
Miss Agnes Oarrig one Of the Hum
phrey teachers. was in town Monday
on her way to Beatrice where she will
spend her holidays.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Dack left Satur.
day for Clarinda, iowa, where they
will visit during the holidays with
Mrs. Dack's parents
Louis Schneider. who is now EN-.
ployed in a drug store at Cedar Bluffs.
Nebraska. was home for Christmas.
returning to work today.
! Charles A. Ray and Lo,e h. Achen-
berg. both OF Fullerton. were l::arried
ty County Judge Ratterman ut ten
O'Clock Christmas morning.
Will McCray. nephew Ct Robert
WcCray, has been visiting relatives
here two weeks, returning to his home
in Stanhope. Iowa yesterday.
Prof. Kern is in Hastings visiting
his brother. who is superintendent OF
the state asylum at tLat place. Ee cx-
poets to return bone Wednesday.
+. L. Walker sold his 160-acre farm
in Polk county, nine miles south CT
town, to Linden Bender Of Shelby, fcI
$3.50. The sale was made Friday.
Miss Frances Leary. 6 teacher in
the kearEey schools, was the g.est
Friday and Saturday OF Mrs. U. S.
Mace on her wav hcme to Plainview.
Miss Ruby Dahmoney and Miss
Hsida Thurston of Genoa were in the
city Saturday On their wav home
from Omaha where they are students
in college.
Miss Bessie marks was the CREST Of
Mrs. H. I. Murdcok from Saturday
until this morning. when the returned
to Lincoln where che is engaged as
stenographer.
The ladies aid society nf tbs Pres
byterian church will give cob web
social at the homs of Mrs. H. s.
Elliott. next Friday evening. Every
body is invited.
Albert BruaSer and Jchu Neumark-
er. both students at the Ann Arbor.
Michigan university, are at home with
their parents. and will have n two
weeks vacation.
Miss Lucy Haywood and Mrs. Hay
wood Of Lincoln and Mrs. Kelsey Of
Boulder. Colorado are all guests of J.
G. Reeder and family. The ladies are
all relatives of Mrs. Reeder.
Prof. Campbell OF Humphrey is visit
iny friends in town. He will attend
the state teachers association in Omaha
this week. The Humphrey schools have
but one week vacation for the hell
days.
The board of supervisors assembled
today, with The exception of Chair.
man Goetz. He is expected to be
here TOMORROW ard the board will
meet then and probably remain in
session all week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Blasser OF Omaha
were visiting relatives here over Sun
day. returning lone yesterday. Mrs.
Bl.sser is remembered here as Miss
Stella Elliott. 6 neics of Fl s. Elliott,
and Mr.. BIasser was formerly a Co.
lumhus young man.
Miss Baker, sister Of Mrs. J. f.
Erskine is confined to her bed on
account of fall Oh the icy pavement
in frOrt Of tho Erkkire hcme Sun
day. At first it was thought she had
o broken leg. but physicians believe it
is nothing more serious than bruises.
LATTER DAY SAINTS. Saturday
evening in the latter Day Saints |
chapel the children rendered a short |
program after which they were given |
the customary treat. An imitation
brick fire place, and a figure OF Santa
Claus nearby, was a surprise in store
for the little ones.
n
is expected here the latter part of this
week to accept q position in the First
National Bark. 1t has not yet been
decided what position he will occupy.
M. Miller is q young brother of Rudy
Miller who was formerly casLier at
the First National, and who is row
in Fullerton.
4. The firemen were called ont Sunday