The Columbus journal., 1882-06-14
season for shaved heads is

henry heIIner, or st. Joseph,
No., was visiting his brother, Fred.
Reimer, of this city last week.
The NJ. z. Mite Society will NEE
this evening at the residence OF Rev.
e. B. Wilson Everybody will be
made welcome.
See the county treasurer's notice
to persons owing delinquent personal
taxes. He means business, and If you
are delinquent in this matter prompt
attention may save you trouble. Il "
Frank Smith has opened q gro
Gerry in the Pat Murray" building,
old red front, and will be pleased to
see his old friends. His prices and
goods are such that it will pay you t
call and see for yourself. 5-2
The Boone County Ners thinks
that If Jno. Robinsou's show had q
5000 female beauty, on the same
base Of calculation Albion has some
that would range way up il the mill
ions.
DIR. s. A. Bonesteel of this city,
who has been in attendance on the
convention OF the American Medical
Association at St. Paul, Mimi, will
please accept VI thanks for a copy
of the Globe containing IN account of
the proceedings.
The mother and sister of H. P.
Coolidge from Ida, Iowa. were on the
west bound express Thursday and
were me- ST the depot by II. P and
wife. They were on their way to
Utah to visit the aged relative that
bears the relationship of mother and
grandmother 10 them, and is sad to
be still hale and hearty.
The following personal is from
the North Platte Telegraph: Louis
Kramer is travelling extensively oveI I
the European continent The Ias c
postal card received from him W. q
dated--and contained l. q
formation that he would in 8 few dys q
visit the Bride of the Adrtlc, [
Verona, Florence, and other pllan j
points.
Arrangements have been -fected !
for the Wauhoo base balIcluo to :
play the "keystones" of thj city to- q
morrow. The Wauhooclub will :
be accompanied by an etursIon OF i,
about 100 persons, so sss q postaL :
ard from the Secretary Our boys 1
will, no doubt. see tat they are '
properly entertained lille they are
in the city. {
Judge Gaslin vas in the city l
ss4in Saturday sn6 finished up the .
work of the adorned term. The !
Judge sat down o the attempt to get l
the Denver p5ties-charged with a
swindliug Booze county citizens l
out of the clutles of the law of the
state on a vri of hdbeGs corpus, and {
they we're tuned oyer to the Boone I
county authorities. :
DIR. Wheeler, lately practicing At ,
Madison, las located in this city on $
0 stree, opposite the "Tsttersall' :
stable. The DR.. gets q fine send off :
in the Chronicle on his departure. =.
Mr.. Phillip Bauch, the editor person.
sllv tells rs that he was actuated by
gratitude for what the Doctor had Z
dole for him in the treatment of his /
Csc, which had bafied the skill of L
Iany eminent physicians. L
Hereafter, al persons owning :
dogs in the city of Columbus will =
De required to take out 3 license and :
pay for the same at the rate of $500 :
for each canine-male or female--aud :
tag the said animal with the .
number Of license, etc. So hath Or
the city council OF the city of '
take heed and act &C. :
cordingly or your dog is liable to be :
put to death by the city police st any :
place and in any manner chosen by :
the said police. :
H. J. Hudson visited St. Ed C
and other parts Of Boone 9
Saturday last, returning r
Monday. He reports crops of sll
kinds locking splendid. One sight .
that he saw he mentions with par +
enthusiasm, 8 patch of about .
half an acre of straw berries at Pat .
rick Coyle's farm in Boone county. -,
He speaks of noticing ONE patches -.
Of voluntary grass wheat that bid ::
fair to make 8 frst-rste crop,the stand =
being good. This would indicate :
hat fall sowing might be profitable 3.
To Denver, Colorado Springs, /
and return, for s3s. The c. Z
. . dudScAICA AaFC LAaNC LA4s sAoAE |
ate ticket to suit those who wish to '
spend the summer among the snow I
peaks of the grandest of 8
American Mountains" The trains a
pass in plain sight of the following :
Long. James, Grsy's, Pixies i
and Spanish, and through eight OF T
the principal cities Of Colorado. We T
nave not further space this week to r
speak of this matter, but will give l
fuller particulars next week.
For the first time, on Monday
the JOURNAL became aware of
the presence of smallpox near the c
city, and that the first Ease had made c