The Columbus journal., 1911-05-24
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rugs At GRAY'S CSC.
Mrs. Joseph Reinsmith, of Spalding.
is visiting Mrs. E. Reinsmith this
week.
Mrs. c. H. Campbell is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Larkins, of Clark, this
week.
Mrs. F.. b. Kenoyer entertained her
brother, I. Sucker. of Cedar Rapids.
Tuesday.
Will Kaiser paid a fine of one dol
lar into police court this morning on
complaint of Chief Setback, on the
charge of being plain drunk.
Sure, we're going. Where? To the
Senior class play, of course! North
Theatre, Wednesday. May 81. Prices.
25c, CSC. and SOC. Seats reserved at
POllOck's.
Chief of Police Setback has filed
complaint against Conductor Cottler
for holding a Union Pacific train block
ing some of the crossings of the city
for a longer time than allowed by
the ordinances. The conductor has
not yet been found.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by Judge Ratterman this week to the
following: Martin Keen and Miss
Mary Ludwig. of Humphrey; Frank
Boruch. of Elba, and Miss Mary Wiley
nski, of Columbus; Frederick Griepen-
trog, of Monroe, and Miss Emma Jo-
hannes, of Platte Center; William
Buchholz and Miss Frances HUT. of
Silver Creek; and Merritt Graham and
Miss Elmyra Finecy. of Silver Creek.
The two last named couples were mar
ried by the Judge.
Frank Rhode was taken very i'll
Saturday, while out on a fishing trip.
and the doctors pronounced his case
a severe attack of appendicitis. Sat
urday evening he was taken to the
hospital and late that night an opera
ton was performed. This was Franks
first attack of the disease and un-
usual severe one and only by prompt
action. were serious results avoided.
The reports from his bedside today
are very encouraging and his many
friends hope to See him soon on the
street.
"At the End of the Rainbow" is the
name of the college comedy at the
North next Wednesday evening, May
81. The twenty people in the cast
are wellknown to Columbus people,
all being members of the high school
Senior class. They have been practic
ling steadily for the past month. and
promise to give our people a genuine
Il
be introduced, and a six-piece orches
Itra will furnish the music between
acts. The Seniors of several colleges
are playing this comedy this year. as
suring us of its high standing. 25c
35c and soc will be the prices. anG
seats can be reserved at POllocks be
ginning Monday morning. Needles:
to say, this splendid evenings enter
Itainment will be given to full house
Charles Kozial. of Tarnov. ha'
brought suiti ndistrict court agains
1.-The German Fire Insurance Company
of Omaha, to compel them to rectif.
mistake which he claims they mad
in writing a policy which they sol
him on his home some time ago. Tn
petition alleges that at the time tn
policy was written. he had a polio
for six hundred dollars on the house
and that the new policy was for an ae
di:ional amount of five hundred do
lars. Instead of placing the insuranc
on the house as agreed, however. tn
| company made a mistake and place
|; the entire amount on the househol
= furniture, which was contrary to hi
t instruction and agreement. Some tim
, ago the house was burned, and it va
T then that the error was discovers
= and the suit is now for the collectiO
of the insurance money.