The Columbus journal., 1905-07-26
Saturdays Daily Journal.

Miss Octave Fourset Of St Edward
Is a Columbus visitor today.
Ed lioare is in the city today from
his home near Platte Center.
Miss Norma Cranes of st. Edward
is the guest of Miss Margaret willard.
George willard. jr.. of 81 Edward
is down to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Julia Shafor of Schuyler is
visiting n few days in Columbus with
Mrs. will II. King.
The Misses Sarah ami Mabel Muir
Of Lincoln arrived in the city last,
night fer u visit OF two weeks with
their sister Mrs. +. II. Abbott.
Miss Iva willard, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. J. ~ willard Of Omaha. is
hnte for ar extended visit with the
family of her uncle, George willard.
About twenty CT thirty carloads of
sand we're hauled IN this morning by
the Union Pacific aud dumped near
the stock yards. filling an unsiHhtly
hole.
Miss Stella Hummer. accompanied
by her guest. Miss Clara Shiporcit of
Omehn. is visiting with her unclcs. the
hummer brothers, south of town this
week.
Arthur DOR of GCnoa. was III tho
city today. having zone down last
night to meet his sister Miss Ellen.
who has been visiting relatives ut
Schuyler.
Painters have been busy thid week
Oh tho Union Pacific property, having
painted tho water tank and otherwise
improved the appearance of things
generally.
Representation Is the thief of time.
Don't put it Off. Have your house in"
surcd row. Have Your accounts col.
lcctsi before they aro outlaw. Call
OH 9. n. McElfrosh. wifi.
BARGAINS. Screen doors for 80
cents ico cream f%reczers for 81. 30 /;
gasoline stoves for 81. 10. These nic
only u few of tho hard wnfc bargains
offered by Cloos and Uchling. II
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lehman. who
arc taking an outing in Salt Lake.
Utah. report in letters to friends
| hare that tho Nrootbor thar, 20 no k,.
as Nebraska ummer weather.
Mrs. G. j. Carlow and daughter
Gwendolyn went 10 Silver Creek to-.
day to visit tho family of ID. Frank
Davis until next Tuesday. Mrs. a.
Heintz will join them tomorrow. go.
ing in her automobile.
Mrs. Clarence Shattuck, n sister.in.
law of II. II. ROszcll of st. Edward,
who died in the Columbus hospital
last week, came to Co!unbCn tOGay
and took tho two orphan children 1f
Mr.. Rosaell to her home.
a large number of Humphrey PEG.
plo went out to John Bcndcr's hospit.
able home last Sunday night and
assisted in defeating tho largo new
bnrn which Mr.. Bender has in course
! of construction. Dancing was INDUCED
in until u late hour and those present
report ha"ing lad n most enjoyable
time. Humphrey Democrat.
| ThurcGor oft,,,,,, ,Ln ,nr;,,u ,f
the high school had n picnic at Me.
rhcrson's lake chaperOned by Mrs.
Elliott Graves. There were twelve
in the party. This evening the basket
ball girls and the foot ball boys will
be entertained nj tho home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Graves. Mr.. Graves is the now
teacher elected to the MAMMAL training
and athletic department. Of tho high
school.
About thirty friends and n,inHbors
Of Mrs. Rudolph Gcisen surprised her
Thursday afternoon by dropping in
with refreshments to spend al enjoy.
able half day with her in dedication
of her new home. the remodel.
ing of w%hich.has just been completed
As u souvenir of tho occasion the
guests presented Mrs. Geisen with II
beautiful berry spoon. a very pleas.
ant time was had by nil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Woinberc"r
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hank 'Bruenhobcr
left this morning for Shell Creek for
n few lays outing. Every preparation
was made for q Cluster Brown time
and the finny tribe in the regions of
Shell Greek had better put on their
glasses or u hundred or nero will get
hooked good and plenty. The camp.
ers povided themselves with u lan
which will be planted on u beautiful
knoll Just near their tent and tho spot
has been named 'camp lsooscvcl' "
Mr.. W~cinbergor has promised the
readers OF the journal u birds owe