The Columbus journal., 1904-06-15

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~ V-kiR resur1sd lrils.
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NIB H~ went to o.
0@3n0 % HnDain . fsW days
DECmaH H.z, hnmeopsthic ply
6aR and surgeon, Possolkes building
0n c Janing a Osnsak i
vifkmg q hoDs with tie Zimscke.
lilly.
In Cnr,s Psrk1ns of Sosfi
o. i The g1sse Of har aunt, 4ns
Il 3~H
Dn Hartyr- Evans. Geer, Hanssn 4
Narsyu j, dice three doors north q
Fr1dhofs store.
Hi Myrtle Parker Of Genm 0ne
dONnHfidsy aad il visiting her sissar,
kA ]. ]. Sullivan
Hin Lidh Tuner left 3hnrsdny foz
Pm 70 afsand the summer tenn Of
IL s1nfe HnEmAl school
San Ga0 md =. ". Hefrick are IT.
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0esn nov IN seaion It Fremont.
Ni0 6face LAnkin Of Kirksviue.
No, arrived ThnrA3ny On o two week.
visit % her GiGeef, Mn r A. Waller.
Min Katharine Speice nerurDed
home wedneshy from Crestcn. Iowa,
vhere she hAs been employed - q
niliinef.
Ma Rube Lisco Of Lodge Pole ~
tbs gsasr Of r 7. Lisco ~yesterisy a
hr rusarn home from . visit q
Mn Ray Eaton returned last We'd
nasdAy ffuR . two weeks outing. hsv-
ing viaiseA her moehar and other relA-
lives In BarweI1, Nehr1skA
The Temperance Alliance viii give
social next Tuesday evening At the
hone Of H. Hockenberger. An invi-
nsina IL extended to the public to as-
tend
Captain J. n. KiliAn who hAs been
transferrsd from the Philippines 70
Sc Louis, 10 expected TO visit Colum-
10 friends Ome time the latter part
Of this month
Ai8 Ch7 H0hI and Ai0 Price, Of
Albion, were In the city between
trains y0sseriAy, ON their way to
Gnnd Island 70 attend the State sun
day School eonvension-
E. G. Hahn expects ID be down town
before many weeks now. Mr.. Hahn
- been confined % his home aince
February %, and his friends viii be
glad 20 ee him 1t his old place In the
Hnlst dry goods store
Chas. Mills. Of Columbus. came
ovar hGs week for . visit with his
brother r A Mills. He L. . painter
md paper hanger Of ttAs city AMI en-
joys . good business. he returned
home Monday morning -Osceola Re
cnrd
Mrs.. A. n. HolIin2shead and three
Children have returned 10 their home
in Ganaio, Texas, after . visit to
relatives here. Mrs. HoIlingshead Is q
daughter Of Vim. Xatson- Miss Ethel
has been living with her grandparents
he past year attending the city
A week from next Sunday. June
18th, excufsicn trains viii be run
Columbus 20 Fremont where the
from AL over the state viii
ana uke up q mission coliec-
lion for the orphans home IN that
.isy. A large crowd viii probably
20 from Columbus.
keider and winkier, saloon keepers
Il LmdAy. against whom . complaint
Was fled for running . sloe-machIne
IN violssioa Of Nv, appeared before
Justice Curtis Inst Friday. They
waived ~minR&ioo and were bound
yvef 70 tn district court. furnishing
} bond Of 3sOS for their appearance
Rev. Nisaier went to Lincoln Sat-
ariny On business connected with his
Tesssrday Della and Ollie
Is.<sed for st. Louis, Rev. AieAler
meeting them IN Omaha fhe two
young ladies viii remain AL summer
Md viii be Joined IN September by
thar parents who will resurn home
with then
The friends of the family Of Col "
Whiemoyer viii be interested 20 learn
Ihas iMvinsions have been issued for
The maxriAes of his DAUGHTER, L
Claire Whifmoyer Of Bloomsbury.
P1n~ngyivaniA 70 DR.. Joseph J. Reif-
Dydar Of Scranton, Pennsylvania
The wedding VIII be solemnized On
J1ne 20. 1t the home Of Miss Whit
D0yef's wnfmoeher, Mn Weldon,
With whom she he's made her home.
Word W. received here todny th0s
Nh J. c. Horriay, Of Linco.n, N
Md tine resilient Of Coinm0as. died
Tu0dny evening. The Lincoln Jour
nal seased today that sne died In st.
EliHbeth's hospital where she hsIi
been fbr several week.. suffering with
acnfs brnin sroable. The remains viii
be beuaeAs 70 CoinRbus this evening
W. IL B. & Il, but n Yet further
n~nesmenfs for the funeral are not
lDown Two children Of the Norris
aRA hmPiaS9 in the CoIuHEs cam