The Columbus journal., 1879-02-19
M. Kramer went east Saturday.

M. Kramer went east saturday.
WIN. Hagel of Boone county is
in the city.
IF. p. Burgess and family go to
Denver this week.
John Lisco of Silver Greek was
in the city Monday.
Several houses TO rent. Call on
Becher & Reynolds.
F. NJ. Sackett of Albion called
10 see us yesterday.
Hon. L. c. Ryan came up from
Lincoln Saturday night.
We learn from DIR. Stillman that
VIM. Lisco is still improving.
We learn Of several severe ca
ses of scarlet fever in Polk county.
&C. Kramer Of Kearney passed
through the city Friday en- route
for Chicago.
The standard for land assess
ments in Platte county is fifty cents
an acre less than last year.
-The worst 10 cent cigars and
the best 5 cent cigars i'm town at Z.
ID. Fitzpstrick's bookstore.
Several of the farmers here
abouis who had hay burned last fall
are hauling quite a distance.
Within the last seven weeks
fourteen persons have united with
the NJ. K. Church in this city.
--Chas. L. Morse is east purchss-
ing horses for sale in this market.
lie is expected home next week.
DIED.--Saturday, Feb. 18th: of
Group, Pearl, infant daughter of
Barclay Jones, aged nine months.
VIM. Lamb is opening out a
stock of groceries in mis- store-room
on llth ST., corner Nebraska Ave.
Miss Carrie Fessenbeck of Wise.
arrived in the city last week, on a
visit to her sister at so. Raymond's.
The man who has my copy of
walkers American Law" will
please return il, aud oblige NJ. X.
Turner.
"A petition TO allow a certain
portion of territory to be attached
10 district No. !, was in circulation
Saturday.
DIED.-Sunday, Feb. 10th, of con-
gestion of the lungs, infant daughter
of NJ. and Emma Whitmoyer, aged
five weeks.
-Luers a. Schneider have very
nearly completed their new build
ing on Olive street, and are again
ready for work.
&C. ID. Waldo, former editor of
the West Point Ners was in the
city several days last week. He
now resides in Omaha.
DIR. Brainard was so busy Satur-
day weighing drugs on his new scales
that he couldn't take the time TO
write an advertisement.
Victor Neubcrg, of Chicago,
has been employed as clerk at Krs-
mer's store. He speaks Swedish,
II. r. Coan returned from the
east las: week and brings with him
large lot of the Hanna wagons.
Look out for his advertisement next
week.
WIN. Zimmerman has made some
changes on his grain sale-store, as
well as an addition 10 the west side,
running The entire length of the
building.
We learn that invitations have
been issued to a wedding 10 take
place to-dsy--the interested parties
being Mr.. Willard Chaplin and Miss
Jennie Everhart.
Abraham Eymsn Of Macon Co,
ILL.,, father Of John Eyman of this
county, is the oldest man born in
the State of Illinois, being nearly
eighty years old.
The snow Saturday was gladly
hailed BY all good farmers who want
good crops the coming season. Now
If it melts gradually the farmers
will have benefit.
in aconversation Saturday with
Major Frank North he stated that
Lutte had written, nnder date of the
9Th, that the cattle at the rancho
were in good shape.
All our girls and boys should
read the Young Folks, published at
Topeka, Kansas, by Hudson and
Ewing. Sent monthly, postage paid
for so cents per year.
Gus. Krause, well known to our
Columbus readers, has been en-
ployed by L. Kramer, and may be
found there by his old friends, whom
he viii be glad to see.
The Band music Saturday at the
depot the prelude to the Schuyler
concert, was excellent and highly
appreciated by the many ruralists
Who happened to hear it.
pIED.-Feb. 18th, Blanche Maud.
daughter of Robt. Curran, aged four
years and eight months, and Stella
Caroline, daughter of same, Feb. 9th,
both of liberated sore throat.
-Messrs Speice & North have