The Columbus journal., 1892-09-07

The public schools opened Monday.
Quite a rainfall again yesterday
morning.
Newell Sisters make a specially of
cutting and fitting to suit their GUS
toners. 1t
Monday wa Labor Day, on account
of which legal holiday the banks did no
business.
Newell Sisters are prepared to cut
and fit dresses on reasonable terms. Call
and inquire. 1t
The next meeting of the ladies'
musical will be with Miss Eulala Rickly
Monday evening.
Otto Huer is rejoicing over the
arrival, Saturday evening the Sd, of a
fine boy baby at his home.
For rent. A six room house with
barn. Convenient to business. Inquire
of N. Brugger, at State bank. 21-tf
Camp meeting will be held at David
City from the Goth to 3Oth. Address
Geo. L. Brown for particulars.
Mrs. Page will give her first class
lesson in sight singing Thursday evening.
See her and make arrangements. 1t
A goodly number of Columbus and
Platte county people attended the re-
union mt Grand Island last week.
Prof. Cramer's residence has been
rented to W. w. Rice, who with his
family will soon occupy the same.
Miss Gertie Wells started yesterday
for st. Paul, Mimi, To visit her sister
Ella, who will SOON take the habit Of n
sister.
The Platte county fair will be held
Sept. %, y and 30. Bring your best
products and help to make the fair a
success.
If the railroad companies can ar
range to share their profits with employ
es-strikes may become relics of the
dead past.
M. S. Reid of David City has recent
ly returned from the west and is think
ing seriously Of locating at Butte,
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Dunlap of near
Lindsay are rejoicing over the arrival Of
another boy, who put in his appearance
the 18th nit.
Mr.. Beisinger, clerk of the Genoa
Indian school, passed through here We'd
nesday to South Dakota to secure chill
dren for the school.
The Misses Phoebe and Grace
Gerard entertained a number OF young
folks Saturday evening, in honor OF
guests from Norfolk.
Frank II. Knapp was baptized by
immersion in the Loup river Sunday |
afternoon, Revs. l-eedom and Cole per-
forming the ceremony.
Wells & Nieman, millers OF Schuy-
Ter, are Offering Turkey-Rsd winter
wheat for seed to residents of COlfax
county, at IS cts. a bushel.
DR.. George +. KEEPER. democratic
candidate for congress in the third
district, was in the city Thursday inter-
viewing his political friends.
The st. Frances Academy school
will open this morning. There will be a
number of new scholars added to its
already large list of boarders.
John Huber, accompanied by his
wife, went to Lincoln Thursday last.
John will take his old position as gate
keeper at the state fair grounds.
We are indebted to the Boone county
Agricultural Association for a compli-
mentary ticket to the county fair at
Albion the Dist to Ord inclusive.
C. A. Snow & Co.'S pamphlet, "In-
formation and Advice about Patents,
Caveats, Trademarks, Copyrights, etc."
may be obtained free at this Office. If
Money to loan, promptly, quietly,
without any delay whatever, papers
made out at our Office, and money to be
had at once. Becher, Jaeggi & Co. If
The entries to stake-races have been
re-opened and entries will be received
up to the evening of Sept. 27.-Gus. G.
Becher, Sec'y d. P. and F. Association.
The September number of the
Creamery Messenger shows up in an en-
larged form, now being a ~six-column
folio and presenting an improved appear
ance.
-Chas. Stcnesifer has secured a
position as travelling agent for an Omaha
house and is now ION the road" Mrs.
Stonesifer will manage the store bust
ness here.
In another place in today's JOURNAL
will be found the call of the Central
Committee for the adjourned meeting
of the county republican convention, |
Sept. 70.
-Abts 4 Gallo moved their Office and J
goods into their new building on Thir-
tenth street the latter part of the week.
They now occupy one of the finest
buildings in town.
800 acres of good land in section 6,
town IL, range l east, for sale for cash.
Those wishing to purchase all or any so
of said tract, please address, NJ. X. Tur-
ner, Columbus, Neb.
Frank Stevenson of the Creamery
showed his generosity by donating a
large can of ice-cold buttermilk to the
firemen who worked SO faithfully at the |
Elston fire Thursday last.
Mrs. Cramer IT,, met with quite an
accident Thursday of last week by fall
ing of a load OF grain, and breaking her
leg. She is heing treated by DIR. Voss.
IIPlatte Center Reporter.