The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
l6onday's Daily Journal.

OhAs MufdemAn was Q passenger up
the Norfolk branch this morning.
Homer Roinson returned home Sun.
LAY evening from his northern trip.
Young Bryan Murphy 10 doing . few
DAYS work at the Olother house.
FOR RENT good clean rooms Mrs.
Cushing 4Ol nth 1t. Reasonable
prices.
n. q. Newman and family went to
Norfolk Saturday to visit the family
Of Conductor Fox.
Mrs. Vim. O'Brien and son Paul left
this afternoon for q visit with rcia.
,ives In Peoria. I'll.
A Big bunch Of Platte Center peo.
pie attended the ball game yesterday.
Too many names to remember.
A. q. williams Of Dodge. Ia. ar.
rived In Columbus today and will take
% position In the Home restaurant.
Miss Efie Diers OF Fullerton was
In Columbus today en- route tol'iysses
where she will spend the Fourth with
relatives.
Miss Lillian DeForest arrived Sat.
urday from Albion AMI went toSchuy.
! Ter where she will visit relatives over
the Fourth.
Mrs. Emma Wagner AMI son Leon.
ard AMI Mrs.. Minfslker, all Of Omaha,
are visiting the Misses 0regorius over
the Fourth.
Misses Mablo and Ora Beard OF bell.
wood came In Saturday evening and
will spend the Fourth here with their
father. Frank Beard. and friends.
Homer Martyr returned home from
Denver Saturday evening. He was
accompanied by hts father. Homer
has been spending a few weeks on q
| ranch In Colorado.
Misses Anna Douglas and Alta Stry.
ker Of Benedict. Neb., arrived In %.
lumbus Saturday evening and will
remain over the Fourth visiting Mr..
AMI Mrs. u. NJ. Douglas.
Ell christensen and brother George
went to their home In Fullerton this
morning to spend the Fourth with
their parents. Ed lives in Omaha and
George Is In our city laying brick.
The social given by the Epworth
League Friday evening at the house
OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Thomas Boyd was
we'll attended and the League added
to their surplus q neat little sum Of
money.
District CLERK Frank Currier Of
Nance county was In Columbus today.
He was returning tn his home In
Fullerton after q few months of work
ON his ranch near Bismark. North Da.
kota. He reports everything prosper.
Gus In that country.
Miss Fern Marshal, the Nebraska
Bell phone operator OF Genoa and Miss
Maude johnson, operator at st. Ell.
ward. will arrive this evening and
spend the Fourth with friends in the
city.
Mrs. DR.. Naumann and daughter
gave q dinner party at their home Sat.
urday. to q number Of friends. The
table was handsomely decorated and
a number OF musical selections were
rendered.
Norfolk will certainly celebrate to.
morrow and II the visitors don't see
the "white elephant then II Ia not
the fault Ut the oitizens 81 two carni.
val companies and . rAoe course meet.
ing have nearly every attraction
brought mp on tho the boards.
Next Sunday there will be union
services between the Methodist and
Congregational churches. In the
morning the Methodist congregation
will assemble with the ConreRation.
alists and In the evening the ConRre.
sational people will Q with the
Methodist flock.
The special train carrying Secretary
OF War Taft and his party. On route to
the Philippines. went through Go.
lumbus yesterday morning. The train
stopped to take water, but zone Of the
passengers showed themselves. Mtss
Alice Roosevelt 10 with the party Of
several distinguished army officers and
civilians.
Yesterday at the home Ct Mr. and
Mrs. CasmerV alosek nine miles south.
west Of Columbus. occurred a family
gathering together with q number of
friends and neighbors. The event was
In honor Of the old folks at home and
the children made every provision for
a pleasant time. Refreshments AMI
plenty to eat were In abundance.
Jim Corbett received word yester.
day that his sister, Mrs. Henry Six.
berry. who has lived In PilRer. Neb..
died Saturday morning In . hospital
Mt Omaha fOliovin0 n ~suP0ioal mar.