The Columbus journal., 1905-02-08

SO0tO O0KOc8 luis week 10 6l8fC !
bank in . small town. ~ necessarily
detained. AMI tho aux wilt no. b,
opened for another month.
The lady Maccabeos will give q ten
TENT social Friday evening in their
hall to which IN invitation 10 extend
ed to all. A program will be render
Ell and refreshments served.
leo in tho Loup river is said to be
four feet thick for miles east and west
Of Columbus. and the Platte is frozen
to the bottom. 1t does not require the
imagination Of . peesimist to picture
what will happen If We have . sud en-
thaw next spring.
Miss Meta Hensley, who teaches
tho Buss school ten miles north OF
town. had . severe experience in driv-
ing to her school Yesterday morning.
She was accompanied by her brother
Jaw. and the two IA rear freezing
before reaching their destination aud
the horse was entirely tagged ont.
SHORT ON COAL.-The u. P. coal
sheds in Columbus nave been unusually
short ON coal during this cold spell.
and all loose coal wa picked mp to
make the supply last ~ long - possi-
bic. There va enough on hand yes.
terdsy to last until this morning, when
six or even car loads were shipped in
during the night.
81. l. Murdoch came home from
Wakefield yesterday where he wa
called last week BY the serious illness
of his mother. Mr.. Aurdock says his
mother 10 very Ill, scarcely able to
speak above . whisper but that she
was slightly better yesterday morn
ing. when he left her. Mrs. Murdock
remained with her mother.in.lsw and
Nj. Murdoch returned to her bedside
today.
W. Il. King moved his household
goods yesterday from Schuyler and
will occupye residence on west Thir-
teenth street. Miss Ethel b. Wing,
sister Of Mrs. King, arrived yesterday
to help the family get settled and will
make this CITY her homo. Mrs. King
who 10 Q teacher in the Schuyler pub.
lie schools, will spend Saturday and
Sunday in Columbus until the close
of the school year.
Rev. ]. W. Angel of Monroe has
sent an invitation to the pastors of the
ministerial association Of this city to
. ssist him this week in the services
being held there and it is possible that
some of the ministers may attend. Rev.
ANGEL was assisted in services Sunday
byEvangelistH Hammond who ia known
"a the children's evangelist, and at
the three services held during the day
large congregations wera present and
much interest manifested in the ser.
vices.
Miss. Helen Grantly. who will be
seer here In . revival of "Her Lord
aud Master" is the youngest star on
the American stage today. She began
her professional career only . few
years ago appearing in Vanity Fair"
Her Lord and Master'' which Miss
Helen Grsntly will revive this season
might be called . modern "TaminR
Of tho Shrew." Although it does not
followShaksspeare's story verv closely
1t nevertheless teaches the same NOR.
al embodied in the Bard Of Avon's
comedy.
Dr.. Harry O. Bierbower has many
in Columbus who will be glad
to learn the contents Of . letter re.
oeived from him recently BY Dr. O.
D. Evans. DR.. Borrower il assistant
bactertQloRist In tie government hos
pital ct Manila, . position which he
secured through . competitive ex-
IN which he received the
markings. His letter indi.
:ates that he 10 prospering and that
10 feels . deep sense Of gratitude to-
ward Dr.. Evans to whose advice and
his rapid advancement is
argely due.
It keeps tho hello girls busy these
lays telling people how many hours
sse the trains are. The fact 10, train
are all shot to peices ON
9th the main line and the branches
{ the q. P. Agent Rector ays that
be Burlington freight has been 90
Ate this weak that IL has been found
eoesnaEy to use the pile driver engine !
D haul the afternoon freight due to
'ave Columbus at 4:SO p. m. Late
night Mr.. Rector received Q 1
hone message from Garrison from I
be conductor Of the freight train, I
lying I'VE = stuck in the NOV. 1
end ~ IN engine quick" The en- 8
Inc VA sent, but IL did not succeed
pullinR them out for ten hours, tho I
ain not reaching Lincoln until ten
clock tho naxt morning. There is Q
~ cut just out OF Garrison that nlls .
it'll snow and causes the trouble. I
At the meeting Of tho board Of edu. {
'tion yesterday afternoon. saperin.
udent Kern laid before tho board !
proposition Of tho high school
'mnastum. Tho pablo 10 already a
vsre how tho project has been 70. h