The Columbus journal., 1881-01-26
w. A. McAllister is back from

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Gus. G.. Becher returned from a
visit TO Lincoln Monday.
John Stauffer, county clerk,
went 10 Lincoln Monday.
When you want apples don't
forget to 90 to Marshall Smiths.
John Schram is attending COM
meIcial college St San Francisco.
Queen City suspenders, for ladies
aud children. at Mrs. NJ. 5. brakes.
"A nice selection of wall paper
for Ii cents Double Roll at Douty ,
Weaver & Cos.
Go to Mrs. NJ. s. brakes for
millinery, fancy goods, anu Parker's
patent notices.
Don't forget the Msennerchor
concert Saturday evening. You
will regret ii If you do.
-Echols & Davis, painters, have
dissolved partnership. j. G. EcholS
purchasing tn business.
e. J. Baker came back from
Utah yesterday. He speaks glow
ingly OF the enjoyment OF the trip.
Johnny Hoyt, Huber's har-ten-
der is confined to his bed by very
bad attack OF iufiammatory rheu-
matism.
Miss Mamie Phillips who was
cast tor a part ih the "Octoroon
wss unable to fill it on account OF
sickness.
The Republican City Enterprise
20 our eyes presents the nestest ap.
pearance OF any six-column paper
ia the Stale.
In the absence OF Prof. McGin-
itie last week at Lincoln, his place
was filled by Miss Woods, an assist.
ant teacher of the school.
The series of religious meetings
being held at the NJ. +. church, will
be continued Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
Last week il was no uncommon
thing TO see the shattered and bat.
tered remains of wrecked cars going
into Omaha over the line of the L p.
II. J. Parr was suffering last
week from boil fistula. An ope.
ration was performed by DR.. Schug
and /" Harry" is physically himself
again.
Fifty recruits under the charge
OF captain went west on Monday.
They are to be consigned to different
companies in Utah. They are from
Columbus, o.
Charley Fisher, the day opera.
tor at the u. p. depot, left last week
for a trip to Burlington. Iowa, on a
visit to friends. Charles you are
sadly missed by "Shskey."
The dispute WAS settled. and
they all pronounced it a girl al
Jacob Judds. Born Jan. 9th 81
weight 8 pounds. and mother and
child doing well last week.
old Boreas got Oh the rampage
again last Friday, after two or three
days of fine weather, howled around
the corners, and sent the snow scoot.
ing before him as only Nebrasks
wind can.
The David City Republican
says: I'VE are waiting to hear from
the Columbus Dramatic Club. VIM
Tillmsn infors us that they will come
as soon as their principal player
entirely recovers."
Charlie and Alb. Dewey, two OF
the best business young men in
eastern Ohio, intend soon to leave
their Cadiz home and remove Il
Chicago, to engage extensively in
the banking business.
M. Kramer, who has been look
ing after his business interests in tn,
city for the past few days, returned
to Chicago Monday, accompanied by
f. Weiuschek, of Mr.. KS. brancl
store at North Platte.
-Chas. Reinke shipped four ca
loads of fat cattle to Chicago las
saturday, and ON the same day Beck
er 4 Welch shipped five car loads o
cattle and one of hogs, and r. III
Henry one car of cattle.
The snow drifted so deep alon:
the line of the Jackson branch of tn
L. p. last Thursday night that NJ
trains could get through, and OIL
Friday the company sent up a snow
plow to clean the track.
1t will be for the interest O
stock holders to be present at tn
next annual meeting (see notice. o
the Columbus Music Hall Associs
ton, as Messrs. Hunnemsn and Hen
ry must decline TO serve any longe
ss officers. ..a.
Two or three commercial trav
ellers who we're thrown out of sew
ersl days work last week, on accoun
r Of the snow blockade on the jackson
branch, did not take to the situation
, kindly, and were disposed to blam
the management of the road.
The following persons from CO
! lumbus were at the Capitol city las