The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-11-02
Don't forget the Orpheus
dance Wednesday evening,
November 9Th.

Do Your policies give you proper
protection" W. issue farm policies
in the strongest company in the world
for the same charge the weaker COM
panies make Becher. HOckenberger
and Chambers.
Mule footed hOgs are immune from
cholera, and when crossed with the
POLAND China makes one Of the very
best breeds. Mr. 4. J. Thomas. in the
First National Bank Building. mas 4
few male mule foOts for sale.
Edward ROssiter mas accepted the
lOca. agency for the National Fidelity
anu Casualty Company. and IS now
prepared 10 wait on al the old Gus
toners Of the company. and also u
write Few business FOR them.
Miss Wilbur. VINO vas called last
Week. 20 Massena. Iowa. by the seri-
Gus illness VI her sister. returned to-
C:ay. leaving her sister much improved.
Miss Wilbur intends 20 continue her
work a. the creche garren.
The Servant in the House. which
will De- seen al the North Theatre on
Monday. November s. was called bv
Harp-r's Magazine The most re-
ma-kabi- play in the English Ian
guag-. a3t the New York Sun said
il vas he greatest drama OF the
generation. AMI the Chicago Daily
News declared: il 20 be The most
beautiful. play Of a.! ages Messrs
Gaskr! ana MacVittv. the producers.
a r. sending this wonderful! play here
with what - SAID 70 be- the greatest
cast Of payers ever sent into the Mid
die West. prominent in the cast is
Hugo 3. kOch. al actor VINO has en-
Ceared himself TO play goers by mis-
excellent work OF the lasc few years.
There will De a lew business enter
prise started in this city before the
first Of the Year il present plans Of |
parties from the east materiaIize.
We a-e not at liberty 20 disclose the |
definite nature Of them AT present.
but will savrilar the gentleman who |
mas been looking over the field says
that he believes COlumbu 20 De the |
best city in the state. and that il has
been his desire for many years TO so |
arrange his matters that he might |
move here He states that on each |
visit here he can See so much i'm
provemenr that ne becomes more en-
rhuslastlc eacn time. e certainly is
pleasant 20 hear expressions OF this
kind from residents OF other cities.
and il makes Us feel that il brief Wis
It's in the city can have that effect on
one man they must on many more.
Last Wednesday afternoon. the Ger
nan Lutheran cnurc. in this city vas
the scene OF a double wedding. when
Miss Clara Barrels and Mr.. H. A.
7iddelke, and Miss Laura Bartels and
Mr.. Alfred Murf We're united in mar
Rage. The brides are sisters. iaugh-
ers OF NJ. and Mrs. Dietrich Barrels.
'esiding six miles north of this city,
The ceremony was performed az three
J clock by Rev H. MeisIer. in the
Presence Of many friends and relatives
II the young people. Prof. E Schmid
ng preside! at the organ. and at the
approach Of the bridal party. played a
Wedding march. The bride party was
Preceded by two flower girls. Misses
-ydia Rodehorsr and Helen Hummer.
ND We're attended by Misses Edna
2odehorsr. Lille Barrels. Louise Los
Ike and Helen Bartels. and Messrs.
ieorge Bartels. Walter Bartels. Ed
ward Mueller. and Louis RoGehors,.
Hiss Clara Barrels wore white Mes
aline. and Miss Laura a gown of
ream crepe &c chine. and carried
white roses. After the ceremony
ne guests Were taken TO the home of
ne brides parents. where a reception
ND dance was given. Monday after
loon Mr.. and Mrs. FidGelke left for
heir future home at RiverdaIe. where
he groom is in the grocery business.
dr. and Mrs. Murf left Tuesday for
doree. Illinois. where M. Muif is
coated as stock buyer.