The Columbus journal., 1907-06-12
'Smore News.

'Smore News.
Mrs. J. E. North is receiving . visit
from her daughter, 9n. O. c. Memmen.
Miss Edna jerks OF Fullerton has
been tho guest Of Miss Gnsoe Bsnaon
this week.
Stella and Lester Becher went to
Omaha Thursday afternoon for . few
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Edna Gets, after visiting in this
city and vicinity for the past month
returned to her home in Denver Thurs
day last.
Theodore Gotten of Lincoln, arrived in
the city Thursday and will spend q few
days visiting ct the home of his brother,
Frank Gotten and family.
State veterunarian NICK in Of Lin.
coin wa in the ot,y Monday enrouts
to Monroe 70 look up . reported oase
Of CHAMBERS.
Some people hsve to be continually
reminded where to &c, good printing
done. The printing the Journal does
keeps fresh in your memory because it
just suits You to q 1T"
Mr.. and Nina Bob Mckee of Fullerton
arrived in the city. Wednesday. M.
Mckee went to Omaha the same evening,
while Mm. Mckee will visit relatives and
friends for q few days.
Mrs. w. A. Schroeder, who has spent
the past six weeks visiting in Cleveland.
Ohio. returned to her homo in this city
Friday morning. She reports q very
pleasant trip.
Miss Rose Flynn, who for the past
year has been teaching school in Ogden,
Utah, returned to her home in this city
Friday evening to spend the summer
with relatives.
Miss. Grace Benson Of this city.
and the Misses OmAh OAdy and
Blanche Huston Of Bellwood, left
Tuesday for Fremont to attend the
Normal.
There has been another change In
the list Of teachers for the Columbus
schools for 1.-THE coming year. Niss
Blanche WAGNER VA elected teacher
for the Third and Fourth grsdes in
tho Third ward school. Miss Beede.
Who was elected having failed to
except.
George Erb. an old settler in this
vicinity, now living at Alliance, lie here
for q two weeks visit among relatives
and to look after the settlement of the
Erb estate. He has been troubled for
some time with rheumatism which has
affected his hearing. One of his sons IL
connected With the H0rd elevator at
Platte Center.
Thursday afternoon at her home on
east Eleventh street, Ms. John Cover
|, was delightfully."- surprised by . number
of her lady friends who gathered at her
home. Although the day wa dark and
gloomy owing to the heavy rain. the
AFTERNOON wa spent very pleasantly.
Refreshments were served after which
the guests departed for their respective
homes.
u. Saturday evening, Miss Mabel Douglaa
entertained a few friends at her home on
East Twelfth street. An old fashioned
tafy pull and music were tho CHIEF
~amusemeqts. The honors of the evening
!. we're bestowed upon Mr.. and Mn. Franz
Colten and Miss Sarah Cover. All those
who were present report . royal good
: time.
Prof. I. II. Britell Of Columbus, haa
been in st. Edward al week superin
tending the building Of . large Rranary
. on his farm on Plum creek. Prof. and
Mrs. Britell expect to leave next week
for the jamestown exposition, and viii
visit many places of interest in the east
st. Edward Sun.
TWenty-si new cement croosingl
were ordered for the residence portis
of tho city ct the meeting Of tho city
ooanoil last Friday evsnins'. A
change VA again made in tho looas
ion Of tho city dumping grounds
this time tho location baing at The
> in~tersection OF Washingtoa avsn1l
and First street. The report q th>
appraisers o. tho closing Of Quincy
street va before the ooonoli. q. L
Lund appeared before them and
objected - the approval Of The re
port. clainis thet - w3s danaesi
TO the extend of e1,00o. The ooan
lotl cooceEred With 10 report oe sb1
y Iappsatssfs asd accepted Tho ans.