The Columbus journal., 1881-04-20

Louis Kramer went Dack 10
North Platte Thursday.
Fine clothing, latest New York
styles, at Friedhof & Co.
Miss Serena Olson Of Fullerton
is visiting friends In the city.
Joe. Krsuse and VIM. Schofeld
started for Chicago Saturday.
u. c. Morrissey arrived in the
city Saturday IRON Plattsmouth.
II. o. Tasker, Of Platte Center,
passed the Sabbath in Columbus.
-Cslmer McCune of David City
has returned home from Florida.
WIN. Zimmerman and wife start
ed for Salt Lake City Thursday last.
Frank Clark is breaking on the
u. p, between Omaha and Grand
Island.
A. &. Turner and B. Millett
went to Lincoln last week, on le-
gal business.
If you want any paper hanging,
kslsomining or painting done, 60
TO j. c. Echols.
John Rice of Sutton is to be
added to the working force at krs-
mer's establishment. ..-.
Lutte North has gone back to the
rancho on the Dismal, and will pre-.
pare for the roundup.
David Jackson, Of the Capital
Billiard Hall, this city, removes to
Albion, Boone county, this week.
M. O'Brien was at home q
couple of days last week. He has q
situation in the car shops at Omaha
-Gros grain ribbon, IL inch
wide at s cts. per yard, two inch
wide 10 cts. q yard at Friedhof & Co
Mrs.. NJ. T. Kinney and children
are visiting with her father, Mr.
Bailey. NJ. T. was in the city Sun
day.
Charles Morse has been ship.
ping bsiled hay into Columbus, and
we understand has sold all he had
on hands.
%. c. Shannon is freight agent
at the U. P. depot, in place of Ed
North, who found the position toe
confining.
Mrs. NJ. S. Drake has received
her stock Of spring aud SUMNER
millinery, ETC., etc. Ladies' should
call at once.
M. j. Feensu of Omaha gave us
Q pleasant call Saturday. We dom
wish his professional services for |
long time yet. ....
Mise Nelis Matthews has return
ed home from North Bend, wher
she has been visiting with Mis-
Christie Gillis.
The u. P. pay car tarried in tn
city Sunday, making glad the heart
of the railroad boys, who now hsv
plenty of dust"
BAIL Brown, an old-time Csdi1
Ohio, boy, passed through the cit
Thursday evening last, on his wa
to Arizona Territory.
George Lehman goes to th
Julesburg branch about the first o
May, to board about one hundre,
men, on five boarding cars.
Fred. Metcslf, of Salisbury, n
Y, brother-in-lsw to John Wiggini
is in the city TO stay and gave tn
JOURNAL q pleasant call Saturday.
Bishop Clsrkson is expected Il
deliver q lecture In Columbus, o.
Saturday evening, May 7th, for th
benefit of the Episcopal Church
Tickets, 25 cents. -"
The Globe of Lincoln announce
the arrival in that city of F. P. Bur
gess, editor of the Columbus Repui
licdn. VIM. Burgess of the Gdzetl
was probably meant.
w. o. Clark, father of ID. I. an
A. w. Clark of this county, died {
his home in La Sale, CO., ILL.,, Apr
llth aged 72 years. He had been sic
only about three weeks.
The North Bend Bulletin say
that the telegraph station at the ol
wash-out this side of Fremont b,
been named "Pieronett's Landing
from conductor Tom Pieronett.
-"Dick" Rossiter was down fro
Platte Center Sunday. He hopes
ride in on the new road his ne,
trip, and bring his banjo along
shave little fun with the boys"
/ -Jno. Huber took q trip I'M
Boone county last week, and four
q good many people who were gls
Of the prospect of having dire
railroad connection with Columbu
/ There were just eighty-thr'
. ladies voted at the school election
Lincoln. Can any sensible man gi'
Q reason why they should vote at
school election aud not at any othel
: -Messrs. Burns & Getz of low
have purchased one of the Temp
, farms north of the city, and locate
They are good men. Get scquaint'
. with them, and make them feel
home.
M -. - Al. ~o-o.nna