The Columbus journal., 1881-03-23

the Presbyterian Church.
-Jno. Haney's two oldest daugh
ters are afflicted with diptheria.
Ed. Kavansugh, brother of Dan,
was reported seriously i'll last week
ed" Smith of Hillsdale, Mich.
is visiting the family OF. Hon. j. E
North.
Mrs. A. III. Gibson started yes.
terdsy for her home in Greeley
county. ...
Go TO Mrs. NJ. s. brakes for
millinery, fancy goods, anu Psrker's
patent notices.
DO you need any kind of fish by
the ID. kid or bbl., cheap, 20 to j. b.
Delsmsn & Cos.
Mrs. o. L. Baker returned home
last week from an extended visit to
her parents at Omaha.
The Celeste Company while in
the city stop with their sold
time" friend, II. G. Csrew.
Money to loan. A few thous-
and dollars on good farming land, A.
HENRY, Agent for Clara l. Henry.
Little account should be taken
of the rise i'm the Platte, SO long as
J. B. Delsmsn continues to sell gro-
ceries and dry-goods at low and
lower prices.
William Brown, Treasurer of
Colfsx county, was in town Thurs
day last, aud took in the ball in the
evening. He reported high water
south of Schuyler.
e. j. Baker returned from Ohio
last week. He gives q good account
of business in the Buckeye state, as
well as Of the temper of the people
as to future prospects.
Mr.. Ransdell thinks that what
is called hog cholera is due to an ex-
elusive corn and water diet, more
than TO anything else, and therefore
recommends variety in feed.
"A concert by the NJ. E. S. S. at
the NJ. 4. Church, Thursday night,
March oath, for the benefit of the
Sunday school. Songs, recitstions,
tsbleaux, etc. Admission, 10 cts.
MIR. Bonnell, the successor to
Mr.. Peets, in the B. & NJ. Land
Dept, was in the city lsst week
looking after the formalities requir-
ed by law in the assessment of taxes.
-Theo. Friedhoff went to New
York city last week, to lay in
large stock of goods for the spring
trade he took an accident policy
with him from Becher Il Price, and
will of course be safe.
-Venner's big snow storm didn't
visit these parts last Sunday, but
Monday morning the wind was cold
enough TO have come over five
thousand miles Of snow twenty-one
feet deep--st least we thought so.
The Columbus Maennerchor will
give q concert in their Hall, Sstur-
day March 26th, 1881, at s p. m.
CELESTE, Miss Mamie Hunneman,
Miss Mary Turner and Miss Rosa
North will kindly assist at the
concert.
Willis Besthsrds of Van Vert,
Ohio, has been in the city some time
his old "chum" Clint. De
Moss. "Banty" has made many
warm friends among the boys dur
ing his short stay here, who will |
regret to see him leave.
The Sunday school scholars and |
teachers will give an entertainment |
at the NJ. E. church Thursday, Ito
morrow evening. A good enter
tainment is expected, and many |
things to be seen and heard that will |
not only amuse, but be instructive.
Everybody invited.
Miss Emma Anderson accom-
panied her father to Omaha, the |
fore part of last week. where she is
taking care Of her sick |
and sister, Mrs. Spielman,
who are at the Garfield House, re-
medical treatment under DIR. |
Coffmsn, who has the reputation of
being one Of the best physicians In
the west.
On Thursday last two gaps were
made by the water, in the Platte
river bridge, south of this city, TAX
ing away eight spans of it, which,
however, at last accounts was safely |
held in the ice. The middle part of |
the bridge, and the two approaches
are standing. The County Commits
sioners met here Monday, to see
what could be done In the matter.
The ladies who prepared the
supper on the 18th In connection
with the A. d. III. ball and in aid of |
Land League fund, tender their
grateful thanks TO the following
gentlemen for their kind co-opers-
ton on that occasion: Capt. Wsds-
worth, f. Gerber and Alfonso
and also would herein re-
turn thanks to all who pstronized |
he supper and ball.
"A boat was sent over Monday |
10 look after the welfare of Saml. |