The Columbus journal., 1908-05-13
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lfra. Allie Arnold b hers fron hsr
California home visiting With her school
mates Of the very long ego
Osceols i still furnishing candidates
for the barber buiness. Oscar Williams
vas the lest victim that went to Omaha
to learn the trade.
u. Gaylord sTbe Village Blacksmith >
of Osceols for years. hes been looking
around, and he's gone 10 tho Oentennial
State, Colo. he viii get enough Of it
and return.
Tom Suee came out here from Pitts
burg, PA. He liked The country-some
parts Of it, for b he's settled down ct
David City. He We here visiting the
Martin family.
"Mothers' Day" was celebrated ct
Osceols and throughout Polk county,
and white flowers were 1t . premium for
every mother's con wore ono Of these
beauties in the left lapel Of their 3coat
Doctor John r. Gray from Osceola,
was tho toastmaster Of tho banqust On
graduation day Of the Lincoln Medical
College. Ernest @. Jarmin Of Osceola,
showed up with the best Of them and
got his sheepskin . II. d.
william BucholS il here from the state
Of. Washington visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Schultz. He thinks this 10 grand
Mr.. Bucholz has . level hsad.
He goes from here to Mime, Warrington
and then back to his Washington home.
Mr.. and Ma J. b. Jarmin OF Osccola
started out the middle Of tho week for
They went BY tho wsy Of
Central City, stayed day or two at the
Meridian, took in tho sights, made o.
lumbus merchants happy and then it il
said they pulled out for Fullerton.
Doctor Pssrce got little out Of sorts
with the dullness and monotony of this
part OF the country, and thought he
wouldtry few days north of tho Platte,
70 himself, wife and daughter pulled out
,or the northern country last Friday and
visited with the Many Moons Of Colum-
rs.
We have noticed the names of parties
n the Omaha papers who, it 10 claimed.
we're the oldest members OF tho Order of |
he Eastern Star in the State. II may
% 60, but the years that they we're made
Stars, were not given. Columbus SHES its
,astor into the ring, and unless these
parties rode that goat before 1867. then
Columbus claims the honor in Judge and
Mrs. T. b. Saunders, for they took the
legrees in the year 1867.
W. 8. Miller and Doug Gibbons are
v uneasy a. fish ont Of water, and W.
! especially, since he sold his Gosple |
Ridge residence. They have gone to the |
Ian Luis, Colo. country. They will
'ome back satisfied that there il no bet
or place this side Of Heaven than sL,ttle |
Polk, " unless it be over north at Oolum-
BUS and the flnality Of the whole bust
lees will be that they win sing my soul
vill gladly stay in such place - this."
Rev. L. e. Humphrey, who has been
he pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
edgar, Neb, has resigned. Lew" - he
'as familiarly called by his friends
bout Osoeols, used to live here, his
ather being among the frat pastors of
be county. They having . homestead
ast out OF town. Lew was ono Of the
oys, chip Of the old block; everybody
iked him, and there might be such Q
hing as his coming back to Osceola, for
be Presbyterian church 10 without Q
aston and he has been on the boards ~
reaching occasionally ct that church.
We nominate Rev. L. E. 81.
Polk county 10 again in line for the
Erand 4atron Of the Order OF the East
RI Star. Mn. Hattie n. Scott of
was elected Associate Grand
[atron, at the meeting at Omaha last
eek. and that is the next to the highest
Hoe in the gift Of the order in the state.
sceola has furnished three Grand Mat.
ns for the order since ito organization
! the state, viz: Nm. 81. A. Scott, Mn.
. L. Snider and Mn. Anna L, Nussel.
an, besides number OF the other grand
8cers, and it IL about time that Little
ok, should furnish . Grand Matrou,
hich they will proceed to do at stheir
Ext meeting and it will be Nm. Hattie
!. Scott Of Stromsburg.
hs State Sunday School Convention.
Every Sunday School is entitled to
10 delegate for every 100 scholars or