The Columbus journal., 1907-01-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Advertise In ths Journal toe Quiok
results.
Editor Stewart Kennedy Of 81. Ed
ward, was in our city Saturday.
Don't miss the Blind Boone conesst q
the Methodist Episcopal church on fri-
day evening.
Blind Boone ct the Methodist EpiDoo-
pal church on Friday evening. Do net
fail to hear him.
Jonas Anderson, oue Of tho early 81
tiers OF Monroe township, va in tho
city on business Wednesday.
Miss Vesta Slater returned hsme
Monday evening after . two weeks.
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mro. Byllsby
ut Fairbury, Nebr.
Lost Lady's fur collar = between
Congregational church and residsnce.
Literal reward. Leave came at ny
home or this Office. c. l. LUNn
Special meetings viii begin in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath the
18th. and will continue for ut least ono
week. The public 10 cordially invited.
Christina Abts, wife Of Arnold Abts,
formerly OF this city, died in Sioux City,
iowa, Tuesday. The remains viii b
brought to David City for burial where
the funeral will be held Friday.
Preceding services in tho Baptist
church next Sunday morning. afternoon
and evening. At 8 O'Clock in tho after
noon State Missionary, Rev. J. n. Hoe6-
lin, will conduct Q German service. Cor
ner Sixteenth and N. Everyone welcome.
The registered Short Horn sale to b
held at Branigan's barn in Columbus,
Thursday. Jan. "a, 1901, win include
fifty of the finest offerings ever put On
sale in the state. Remember tho date
and if you desire to improve your herd
don't miss it.
Mrs. Evans, wife OF DR.. w. 8. Evans.
died at St. Mary's hospital Wednesday
morning, after a long illness. Hrs. Evans
has been sufferer for several years. and
has been at tho hospital hsre and &lso
in Omaha. Funeral arrangements have
not as yet been announced.
Mn. Ella Volz, wife of Alex Vols, OF
Tarvov. died at St. Nays hospital
Monday evening. Che had been il poor
health for some time and came TO the
hospital a few weeks ego for treatment,
but her condition was not considered
serious. Besides her husband che
leaves three sons and two daughters.
The remains were taken charge of BY
Undertaken Gass, who prepared them
for shipment to her old homo in Glen
wo"d, Iowa where tho funeral Will b
held.
The Farmers' Institute being held ct
Maennerchor hall yesterday and today
has not been we'll attended, tho cold
weather keeping . good many away.
However, those in attendance arc enjoy
ing one OF the best institutes ever held,
AS the speakers are exceptionally good.
The talk on good roads Tuesday after
noon was something that every farmer
should have heard. In the corn contest
the following prizes were awarded:
Yellow corn, Edward Loseke. drst: D.
G. Bsriels. second; John Gro0lcklaus,
third. White corn. Simon JOSH, 6rst;
Myron Rice, second; N. McBride, third
The institute closes this afternoon, and
as the Journal goes to press too early for
it, a full report viii be given next Vsslr.
While crossing tho track east Of Uaion
Pacific passenger depot, Johs Spioef.
delivery boy for H. Cassin. had . narrow
escape from death Wednesday oornine.
He was driving the wagon and did not
notice the switch engine until b was
warned by Joe Ray Of tho switch Grow.
However, he WAS too late tO eee out ol
The way OF the engine and tho vagou
was struck and smashed up. and 6st sos
Mr.. Ray pushing him out Of tho way, -
wOnld have fell under tho wheels. u
saving the boy Mr.. Roy was caught Be.
tween the wagon and engine and his Lee
injured 60 he will be compel]sd to lay a
for several days. Tho boy escaped With
few bruises about tho head and shoul.
ders. and will be all right in . lev days.
After suffering with poor health fos
several months, Pearl Aahs6ey, wife o(
Joseph Mahaffey OF tho Journal foroe
died at her home. Eighth and Harray
streets, last Saturday afternoon. Pearl
Russom Vas born in Illinois in 1885, and
came With her parents to Duncan, Nab,
in 1885, where her father We employed
~ station agent by the Union Pacific
and four years later the tamily moved "a
Fullerton, where she resided until hel
marriage to Joseph Maha4sy in 1904
since which time she has bosn residsnt
Of Columbus. During her last sicknesl
her mother, Mrs. 3. n. Russom W. viii
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