The Columbus journal., 1911-06-07

Beatrice. made q trip to Dodge Wed
nesday. Miss Beatrice will remain
at Dodge with her parents during the
summer.
Miss Margaret Fitzsimmons Is visit,
ing in Omaha for q few days, the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Smith.
Miss Gertrude Schiferl went down
to West Point Saturday to be present
at the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Agnes. whose marriage took place
June 9Th.
Miss Abbott. accompanied her sis.
ter. Mrs. Stephenson. as far as Chap
man last Saturday morning. Miss
Abbott has been visiting in town for
the past ten days, and returned to her
home Saturday.
On June 4th (Pentecost Sunday
Rev. Father Clement Norman. pas
tor Of the Holy Family church. cele
brated the thirty-fifth anniversary OF
his priesthood. In compliance with
Father Clements wishes no special oh
servance Of the anniversary was
made, other than the little cOmmuni
cants Of last Sunday. who attended
mass in a body and received the
blessed Sacrament in his honor.
]. F. Ducey left Tuesday evening fol-
Excelsior Springs. Missouri, to re
main for several weeks in the hope
of benefitting his health.
Mrs. H. C. Lachnit returned to her
home In Columbus Thursday after a
weeks visit at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Griffin.
Carl Hermann, formerly catcher fol-
the Lindsay baseball team. left Wed
nesday for Blunt. South Dakota. where
he expects to remain during the sum.
mer.
Messrs. Joe Husemann and George
Jostes had cattle on the Omaha mar.
ket last Wednesday.
Miss Clara Gogan departed for
Wayne last Monday morning to take a
six weeks course Of study at the
Wayne Normal school.
Miss Mary LevijOhan visited with
friends at Humphrey Saturday.
The graduating exercises of the
eighth and tenth grade pupils of the
Lindsay Public schools took place last
Thursday evening at the Parochial
School Hall. in the presence Of the
School Board, patrons and friends of
the graduates. MY Lord in Livery"
a pretty little comedy was the open
ing number on the program. In this
play. in which nearly all of the grad
yates took part. they did remarkably
well and acquitted themselves with
much credit. Misses Allida Carlson
and Mabel Busselman, representing
the eighth grade. read essays on two
well chosen subjects. Miss Alice
Finch, the only graduate from the
tenth grade. delivered a beautiful ora
tion on 1.-The Opportunities of Youth"
Concluding the program, which was
interspersed with a number Of excel
lent solos and Duets, Mr.. w. B. Miller,
in behalf of the board of education,
presented the graduates their diplo-
mas.
Mrs. W. b. Miller left Thursday for
a visit with relatives and friends at
several places in South Dakota.
The Lindsay ball team defeated
Humphrey at Lindsay Sunday by a
score Of 3 to 1.
J. J. Ducey was a Columbus visitor
At the Catholic church in ST. Ber-
nard last Tuesday, at 900 o'clock,
nuptial mass, occurred the marriage
Of Mr.. Theodore Schroeder to Miss
Lizzie Schaefer, both of st. Bernard.
Following the marriage a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents, where nearly two hundred |
guests enjoyed the festivities Of the |
day. Many beautiful and costly pres
ents were received. showing the high !
esteem in which this worthy young |
couple is held. Mr.. and Mrs. SchrOe-
Ter will take up their residence in st.
Nebraska.
Miss Mary Ducey left for Excelsior
Springs. Missouri, last Saturday to
spend a months vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. J. r. Stephenson
.losed their house for the summer and
eft for Grand Island, Nebraska. their
Ormer home. Later Mr.. Stephenson
Expects to attend summer school at
Wayne Normal College.
The Willing Workers meet this week
vifh Mr0 William HOIlSpr fOr an all