The Columbus journal., 1911-11-09

For sale-Well improved 16O-acre
farm. Sandy loan. Cheap. Chas.
L. Dickey, State Bank Bldg.
For Choice Barred Rock
cockrels, IS cents if taken soon. Mrs.
w. c. Wade. Route ).
Miss Hazel From is confined to her
room this Week with a severe cold.
1t is reported this morning that her
condition is some what improved
Edward johnson was called to Full
lerton Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of Mr.. Cyrus Gilmore, Who died
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Gilmore was
over seventy years of age and one of
the earl settlers in that locality.
Do your policies give you proper
protection? We issue farm policies
in the strongest company in the world
for the same charge the weaker COM
panies make. Becher. Hockenberger
and Chambers.
Mrs. c. E. Newman moved back
to her old home in Fullerton. the
latter part of last week, where she
will become manager of the Dewey
hotel Charley will retain head
quarters in Columbus for the present,
and travel out of here for the Saxon
Grocery Comra ny, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Gettig, of Wod-
ward. Oklahoma. We're in this city for
few hours Monday. on their way
home from Fullerton. While here
they We're guests of Judge and Mrs.
Reeder. Mrs. Gettig's mother, Mrs.
Jones. of Fullerton. died last week
and it was this sad news that called
them to Nebraska.
Miss Marguerite McTaggart enter
tanned in honor Of her sister. Miss
Anna, Thursday evening. At this
time the approaching marriage of
Miss Anna to Mr.. r. S. Washburn.
which took place Sunday was announc-
ed. Several of the guests had guessed
the all important secret and had
brought with them gifts of china and
linen. A dainty two course lunch
was served.
Z. Ewing Grain has brought suit in
district court against his wife. Maggie
ID. Grain, asking for a divorce on the
grounds of her being too friendly with
other men. He claims that they were
married in Council Bluffs. Iowa, JAN
uary 81, 1907. and that she started
the downward path in October 1910,
at Lincoln.
William J. Crozier is made the de-
PENDANT in a divorce suit started this
week by Carrie j. CroZier. In her
petition she asserts that they We're
married March 23. 1903. and that for
some time past he has heen neg igent
of her and bestowing his time and at
tention to other women.
A middle aged widower would like
to marry good. respectable lady be-
tween the ages of 40 and 60 who would
like a good husband No bad habits.
S25. 600 worth of property. Has no
relatives. Address John Kinder,
communication for party, Columbus.
Nebraska.
Angels DiamanitiZ. a Greek labor
er. died last Saturday as a result of
injuries received on Wednesday pre-
ceding in a railroad accident at Scuy-
Ter He was a member of section
gang. and with other members of the
crew. was going from Benton to Schuy-
Ter. when the hand-car on which they
Were riding ran into an open switch.
| He leaves a wife and two children.
and was thirty three years old. The
funeral was held Monday morning from
the Gass undertaking rooms. the serv-
ices being in charge of priest of
the Greek orthodox church. from Oma-
ha. Interment was made in Column
| bus Cemetery.
One of the most delightful of the
numerous parties, given recently. was
the one O'Clock luncheon given Tues
day. by Mrs. E. H. Chambers and
Mrs. c. ID. Evans, at the home of the
! former. The affair was in honor of
Mrs. Williams. of Omaha. who is the
guest of Mrs Chambers. The decora-
tions We're pink and white carnations
and southern palms. The new winter
sun pa-lor. just compelled. is a most
attractive spot. Daintily draped white
curtains, subdue the glare Of the sum
hanging baskets, climbing vines, and
birds, suggested an ideal summer day.
Instrumental music was a part of the
afternoon entertainment. The GU,
of town guests We're Mrs. Williams
andMrs Whaley, of Omaha. Mrs. o.
seen. of Lincoln. and Mrs. Miller, of
Clarinda. Iowa.
Saturday evening Miss Anna McTag-
CART, accompanied by her brother
Thomas, left for Denver, where Sun.
day at 1890, Miss McTaggart was