The Columbus journal., 1904-11-16
Yesterdays Daily Journal.
+. l.. Ashe is in Lincoln today.

F. l.. Ashe is in Lincoln to-day.
The Daughters of the king met this
afternoon with Mrs. A. Anderson.
The Columbus ard David City higf
school foot ball teams will play in
Columbus next Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Krause and two childre,
ct Albion returned ho,ae today after
a short visit with Miss Bertha Krause.
G. NJ. Gruenther is again on duty
ct the coart houss after q siege in The
hospital from q nervous affection OF
the eyes.
Mrs. George G. Smith of Fullerton
returned home yesterday after O visit
to her relatives the Naylor and Cover,
families.
G. J. Carlow went to Lincoln tode ;
where he will be engaged for II few
days in his duty a a member CT tho
bar commission.
Mr.ard Mrs. Hadley of Cedar Rapids
were in the city TODAY on their way
to Omaha where they will attend the
wedding of Mr.. Radley's SON..
Nelson vanderpool representing tie
New York Central +. r. was in Co.
lumbus visitor today. Mr.. Wander.
pool is the northwestern passenger
acent for hic roo1
II. S. Elliott went to Kansas today
in the interest of bis firm. George
Hills Of Shelby. David Thomas of
fostville and Chas. Taylor Of this
city accompanied him. and may in
vest in farm property.
NJ Miller, tho manager of the new
gas plant which is in course of con-
struction, will have his up town office
in the rear room of the Elliott Spsice
building on Thirteenth street, which
he had fitted up for use today.
John Connolly WAS taken Saturday
to tie hospital from his home in the
east part of town. Mr.. Connolly has
been seriously ill since Last May from
lung trouble and no hope is entertain
ed for his recovery. His wife died a
few years ago. He has three child
rem.
II. H. Golken was down from Co.
lumbus on Sunday. His vito was out
at her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josephs
Engel'a, on a visit. Mr.. Wolken was
q former Colfax county lad in the days
gone by and . visit to this county is
simply coming home.-Schuyler Free
Lance.
Rev. Palmer and REV. Cash went to
Schuyler today to attend the convo-
cation of the Episcopal min :sters of
this diocese. which meets in that City.
Raw. Paitee Of Cedar Rapids and Rev
McGovern of Albion were also liz :he
city on their way to attend the same
meeting.
A party composed. of Mrs. E. Pchl
and daughter Elsie. DR.. and Mrs. A.
Heintz. Ars. II. Hockenberger and
son Paul and Mrs. Edward Adams
drove to the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
FraEk ,Wurdeman northeast of town,
where they sDant several hours. The
day was the fourth anniversary of the
wedding of M. and Mrs Wurdeman
aud the friends made the occasion one
long to be remembered.
HIGH SCHOOL.-The high school
has received some good specimens re-
GENTLY. Ono is q fire ret of bcues OF
the human ear from DR.. Paul. cnG
the others r botanical specimens
from Hiss Bird;ne Mathewson of Chat.
Wisconsin. Miss Mathewsnn is grand
CT Mrs. Millet of this city.
among the specimens Sent ty her is
pitcher plant which is Of special
value 10 the botanical stu dents. Oil
account of its perfect condition. II
BUSINESS TRANSFER.-E.. Z.
Durham has made contract where
by he will transfer the hardware &C.
partment of his store. to O. ]. Buck
Of Creighton. Neb. Tho bar
gain was made yesterday bat the
transfer will not be made before !