The Columbus journal., 1905-02-08
Loseke school, for some time to come.

Loseke school. for some time to come.
MI. Grub of Rising City.a teacher il
former years who has been in the in.
surnnrce business for some time. is
taking his place in the school room.
Carrie r. McKinnie wrote to E. H.
Jenkins from Loup City the other da,
that he had been bitten by a cat. and
Yesterdays Lincoln Star reported that
blood poisoning had set in and a ply.
stefan had been summoned. Mr.. Jen.
kins called up Loup City today end
was informed that the case is no,
serious.
Mrs. g. W. Westcott came up last
week from Omaha where she has been
making her home. and is now with
her daughter. Mrs. A W.Clark. where
she will make her nome indefinitely.
Mrs. Westcott will reach her S4th
birthday anniversary next Wednesday.
and in spite of her advanced age she
is healthv and enjoys the pleasures OF
q young woman.
"For Mothers Sake" which will be
seen at the North Opera House. Mon
dav, Feb. l3. is interviewer with the
most charming touches of nature.
brightness and artistic excellence. a
story that cffends none. and is inter
preted by a thoroughly good company
in every particular. Amplified to do
the play full and complete justice. q
delightful story of New England life.
without q villain and no unnatural
situations, something unusual in the
drama of today.
BAPTIST-Rev. Ulmer will preach
in the morning on the subject 1.-THE
Church of Christ" Members of the
church are especially requested to be
present at the morning service. The
B. Y. P. U. subje; It will be "Christ
q Servant-and We Are Servants.
A meeting of the Advisory Board will
be held February 25. All who wish
to unite with the church will please
keep that date open and see the pastor
before Feb. 25. The topic for Sunday
evening will be Jesus as Evange list.
DIED--Sister Constantia. for about
three years sister superior of the st.
Bernard Catholic school in Platte
county. and previous to that time
employed several years a. q teac her
in the st. Francis academy in Colum-
bus. died Sunday from hemorrhage.
Although abe had not been strong for
long time. death anne quite sud-
Funeral services will he held
in the Columbus church tomorrow
morning. at 10 O'Clock, after which
the RENAME will be inferred in the
Catholic Cemetery east Of town The
body va brought to Columbus this
morning from Humphrey.
The musical social given last night
by the Daughters of the King at the
home OF DR.. and Mrs. @. D. Evans
Melted the ladies about SIS in spite of
the inclemency of the weather. A
musical program was furnished bv
Prof. Funk, assisted BY Prof. Sike
and others. to which an admission of
ten cents was charged. After the pro-
gram coffee. cake and sandwiches were
served BY the ladies. The Daughters
of the King are entitled to much moro
than passing compliment for the
muscisl treat which was given under
their: auspices. Professors Funk and
Sike were at their best. And they de.
serve no more credit for their individ.
ual contributions to the program than
for the excellent showing made by the
young people under their instruction.
who furnished . large part of the pro.
gram.
Miss Florence Kramer recited so
pleaslngly that she was forced to r.
spond with al equally pleasing encore.
And Miss Hockenberger's solo was
just as literally encored. The musical
numbers were uniformly good.
Following 10 the program in full:
Piano duet. the Misses Roen; Vic.
lin. Allen BruRger: Piano, Catharine
Rusche; Voice, Miss Se9elke: Violin,
Carroll Evans: Reading. Miss Kramer;
Miss HockenberRer; Piano,
Miss Perkins Violin, Prof. Sike Piano, |
Prof. Funk.