The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

has returned to Columbus and wi!
spend q part of her .acation with he
PARENTS
B,5 Linisbe-ry. y. P, b-aksIn 70
on tie Spalding passenger branch /
enjoying a few days res, from dutie
and Will visi; bis parents i'll EuDph
rev joe Ray Is filling his place o.
the run.
Miss Stelia Ga,ten. typo on tie 81.
Edward Sum arrived in the city today
and will visi, Miss Frances Maynard.
Sunday the two young ladies will &c
to Schuyler where they will visit al
the home Of Miss Maynard.
Painters and paper hangers have
been busy the las. day or two cheer.
ing up the inner walls Of the Palace
saloon 1, is now one Of the most in.
vitiag places in the city.
Supt. ". n. Kern and ". ". Waters
returned today from Lincoln where
they attended q meeting of the school.
masters Club last night. One hundred
guests We're presen. and Chancellor
Andrews delivered the principal ad-
dress.
Workmen are busy erecting the new
grand stand at tine ball park. 1t will
3e ready for use for the game tomor-
row. i, will comfortably sea. 800
people AID will be safe and substaa
tial in every way
'Tink' King came from David
City today and will leave on No 3.
this evening for Portland, Oregon
where he has secured employment as
guard during the exposition there this
summer.
Bring your tinware TO Roelle alan
geneRger and have it repaired. They
make ii as coed as new for little
money. -
Thursday afternoon Miss Florence
Kramer entertained twenty-elght lady
friends. Refreshments were served,
and Miss Kramer, in one OF the neat
and witty speeches for which she is
famous. proposed q toast 70 Ter sister
Vera and her future brother n-law
Mr.. n. j. Rely who was absent The
company divided their time between
the house and hammocks on the lawn.
Tin work Of all kinds done on short
notice by the new timers west of
cold storage. 18th st.
The building occupied by the lin
necker BARRIERS has been removed from
its old location TO the 10: recently ga
Gated bv the f. T. Walker Land COM
pany. During the moving the BARRIERS
continued TO remove whiskers with
ont pain and trimmed mp punches of
alfalfa to q nobleman's taste.
Little Merceline Flynn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Flynn, gave a party
to q mum Der of little folks at her home
in north Columbus this af.erno On.
The occasion being the fifth birthday
for the little lady Games aud light
refreshments were much enjoyed by
the company present.
The ladies OF the Columbus demi-
monde are apparently becoming re-
conciled to the edict Of the mayor that
they must remove their aboGes with
ont the corporate limits Of this city.
They have protested to the mayor and
the city attorney, but TO nc avail, and
the orders TO the chief of police stand
as before-ro see that all such persons
vacate the city by June l, 1895.
]. d. Srires has filed q suit in dts
trict court against the First National
and Columbus State hanks. The Ease
is in connection with the bankruptcy
proceedings Of Garrett Hulst, and con-
Germs q payment of 30 per cent of 81
80 which was allowed to the First
National. The State bank claims TO
be entitled TO this amount in accurd-
ance with an agreement, between the
two banks. Mr.. Stires. as trustee,
asks the court TO require the two de-
PENDANTS to settle their respective
claims and that he be allowed to pay
the u. oney into court.
Louis Schroeder * Sons landed M
other nice contract Wednesday nj
Platte Center. Since the village in
stalled a water works system the on
Gals have been bothered more OR less
by the walls OF the engine room caving
in and during the rainy season the
floor Of the pump DON being flooded
They have decided &c raise the macnin-
erv and place the plant IN a more sub
stantial way. The raising of
the machinery and rebuilding the
walls has been let { Schroeder &
Sons which is q guarantee that the
work will be first class.