The Columbus journal., 1880-02-11
Joe Gross is in Milwaukee.

went West Monday.
w. w. Burgess has taken charge
of the Genoa Maynet.
H. c. Magoon has sold his farm
to Mr.. Sutton, late of Ill.
The Schuyler San says that Her
bert Hood goes TO Chicago.
\-Remember the Concert and
Dance of the Maesnerchor.
j. f. Flynn talks Of going to
Norfolk to engage in brick-msking.
The U. p. Photograph car. left
for Duncan station Gate Jackson)
OH Monday.
Ed. Fitzpatrick takes q trip to
Chicago, with a view to charging
his business here.
The X. of III. ball at Jackson
takes place on the 18th. A large
crowd is expected.
Phil Cain was absent from town
last week rusticsling in the south
ern portion of the state.
IS. f. Fleharty, the original pro-
prietor of the Osceols Record, has
taken charge Of the Herald.
"A woman carrying too much
"Oh-be-joyful juice" was observed
on our streets one night last week.
--Sassafrasso cures chspped hands.
IL never fails. Try il. Prepared
and for sale ooly by A. w. Doland.
|. Doc. Clemens, the veterinary
surgeon, has located his Office one
door east of the Red Front Drug
Store.
"A. j. Fullerton has opened out
with a stock Of fancy groceries,
| cigars, ETC., on Olive street next
TO McKean's.
On the north side, Friday night,
two men from Genoa "put q head"
on a butcher Of this city, whose name
We did not learn.
M. Kramer of the New York
Store completed the circuit of North
Platte, Crete and Columbus last
week, and goes to Chicago Friday.
Charles Wake received q tele-
gram Friday from his sou-in-law
Chss. Berringer, stating that his
child had died, aged m year and
four months.
Little Popcorn" has sold
enough of that article to purchase a
new dress and cloak, and when she
secures her hat, she's off TO day aud
Sabbath-school.
&C. r. Nunnelly and lady called
on the JOURNAL Saturday last.
"Dick" has sold the Osceols Herald
and will probably soon engage in
another newspaper enterprise.
Hon. NJ. B. Hoxie, of the Grand
Island Land office, called on us
Wednesday last. He had been to
Washington lately, and gave us a
graphic picture of affairs there.
-Atchison is said to be an excel
lent market for corn and wheat,
giving almost Chicago prices on &C.
count OF competing lines of railroad,
furnishing cheap transportation.
The Literary Society at Lost
Creek expect TO engage a little In
the theatrical business, intending to
present "West Lynn" for the bone
fit of the Society, Saturday, Feb.
2lst. -
j. Wolbach Of New York City,
an old friend of NJ. Kramer's Is in
the city. He is a very intelligent
gentleman, and is seeking a location
in the west, with a view to e
chandizing.
S. c. Eley has removed to town
with his family. NJ. l.. Harrington,
wife and sister-in-law arrived Thurs
day last from New York, and took
possession of the farm recently pur-
chased of Mr.. EIey. Welcome.
The large corn shelter that J.. c.
Elliott had ON trial at j. e. Morris-
sey's elevator, sheiled 1895 bushels
aud 30 pounds on Thursday last.
Ben. Rochon kept the steam up.
Elliott has these shelters for SALE.
Barker & Newman have so OF
the best Cottswold lambs in Nebras-
ka., and perhaps there is not in the
United States or Canada q finer lot
owned by one party. Some Of them
have wool thirteen inches in length.
Hon w. f. Kimmel is making
preparations to. take a trip to the
mountains for his health. He has
suffered all fall and winter with con.
slant attacks of asthma. He expects
to start Monday.-Oseeota Record,
The Weekly Post Published al
Seattle, Washington Ty., has been
recently enlarged to a thirty-six
column paper, neatly printed and
well edited. This is the paper on
which viii. Leach formerly of this
city, is at work. = sR-
Mrs. s. c. Smith is seriously III
with Inflammation Of the middle ear
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