The Columbus journal., 1879-02-12
Frank North is in the city.

4. ID. Fitzpatricks.
Hon. L. Clark, of Albion was
in the city Tuesday.
Ed. Moncrieff was at JOURNAL
headquarters Saturday.
Miss Beatrice O'Callahan left
the city Sunday for Canada.
John Graf has received a genu-
ine European bagatelle table.
Don't forget the Tea party this
evening, at Wadsworth's store room.
A. w. Critics, Esq, attended
Supreme Court at Lincoln last week.
&c. ID. Darr, teacher of the Prairie
Creek school, called on US Saturday.
Capt. Wadsworth's share of pen
sion arrearages will be about - 200.
S. D. Raymond started west
Saturday with several car loads Of
hogs.
Shepherd & Fola of Blair bought
several car loads of cattle and hogs
here last week.
C. II. and Ida ". Nunnelly
buried their infant son at Silver
Greek Jan 26th.
N. Millett, Esq and F. Brod-
feuhrer went TO Rising City yester-
day on business.
Geo. w. Hulst and Al. Arnold
were down from Silver Greek the
latter part of last week.
Tickets for the Hook e. Ladder
Masquerade Ball can be had of G.
W. Clother or John Schram.
In another place will be found
a circular from the Grand Dictator
X. of ii. 1t speaks for itself.
Division No. 1, A. o. IT,, Platte
Go. meet at the knights of Honor
hall, 2 p. m, Sunday, Feb. 10th.
Mr.. II. 5. Payne, now at Lin
coin, has sent lis several daily
papers ofrecent date. Thanks.
Byron Millett, Esq, returned
Saturday from Lincoln, where he
had been attending Supreme Court.
An addition is being made to
the Lehman hotel building on the
corner of Pacific Avenue and Olive
street.
-Supt Barrett saws that the CON-
munication of Z. ii. Griffin in last
Saturdays Era is "tissue of false
hoods"
III. w. Metz started for Detroit.
Mich, yesterday, on business. He
expects 10 return about the first o {
March.
Mr.. Steele has retired from the
Central City Courier and A. Fitch
& Bro. succeed him as publishers
and editors.
j. G. Morrissey, who has been
aiing for several weeks past, being
at times confined to his room, is
again worse.
The Schuyler Sun bespeaks a
good audience for the Columbus
Dramatic Club il they conclude TO
play at that place.
-Saml. Brown had half the roof
of his house burned off Tuesday of
last week. Fire caught from pro-
jecting stove pipe.
Martha Washington tea party
this evening at the new brick store
of Capt. Wadsworth on llth street.
Lets all take tea"
&C. W. Landers has sold his hsr-
mes. and saddlery business on 1lth
street TO G.. G. Hemstead. Adver-
tisement next week.
The sale of the Jos. Gardner
farm took place last Saturday. The
eighty acres was purchased by S. c.
Smith, Esq, for 1915.
Mr.. Randall Fuller returned Sun
day last from Minnesota, and
expects to spend the spring and
summer in Nebraska.
Sunday last ID. Anderson ship
ped two cars of fat hogs TO Denver.
S. o. Raymond went along TO see
the Colorado elephant.
See the advertisement elsewhere
of stock for sale by Cooncy 4 Davis.
Those who want oxen, cattle, horses
or sheep will do well to attend the
sale.
Hon. ID. {. Lovelsnd will ac-
cept our thanks for recent favors,
among which was part second Of the
revisors' report of the Code of civil
procedure.
The Columbus Dramatic Society
talk of playing to a David City
audience sometime soon. The Club
will give our neighbors good en-
tertainment.
-Messrs. Becher & Reynolds are
the great insurance firm Of Central
Nebraska. Give them a call, when
you want TO protect your property
against loss by fire.
w. III. Morkert of Creston is
putting up a nice dwelling, which is
about completed. w. b. Williams
of the same neighborhood is also
building a residence.
Mr.. s. c. Eley OF Colfax county
advertised fifty stock hogs for sale