The Columbus journal., 1894-04-11

the knife. its origin, metal, wood in
handles and other points of interest, as
!, the cost, size and the injury that may
be done by it, on next Friday evening at
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, which time they meet
for good time.
Mrs. d. J. McKelvey of st. Joseph,
Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. McKelvey of st.
Edward, Dr.. and Mrs. Barber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. Harmon, and others of
Fullerton whose names We did not learn,
we're in attendance at the funeral of
George McKelvey.
| We are truly glad that We are able
to furnish our readers such rare works
OF art as are found in our Photographic
tour of the world, and at such marve-
lously low price. only ten cents for each
number, accompanied by coupOn-back
numbers at the same rate.
Miss Della Mead has resigned her
school in Platte county because she
could not get place to board in the
district. Well, that's "tuff," and does
not speak very we'll for the hospitality Of
the people Of that particular neck Of
woods Madison Chronicle.
| Mr.. Gluck tells us that Bud. New
man was also taken in on the man who
looked like j. G. Morrissey. Gluck had
Newman 60 see him about that Eleventh
street property, and he was just about
putting it on his sales register when he
discovered that he had been sold.
John Mupter has just completed for
E. A. Gerard new washing machine
working on new plan, the idea of Mr..
Gerard. The clothes in being washed
pass between a large cylinder and
series of small rollers passing around the
cylinder.-IMonroe Looking Glass.
"A gang of grocery sharks have lately
been working in the vicinity Of Weeping
Water, says the Eagle. Goods were not
''true to name," and so were refused by
many who had placed orders. Buying
goods Of tramp statesmen is not a safe
thing. Buy Of regular, home dealers.
"A. Phillips tells of a coincidence
occurring six years ago when, in the
morning six men casually met on a
street corner in this city: John Rickly,
J. 1. Paynter, George Davis, H. J. Hud-
son, John Eusden and A. Phillips, who
was the youngest of the six. and Ga
|,Xears old.
|NFoR SALE! A rare opportunity is
Rofefed to any one wishing to step into
beautiful home, complete in every par
ticular and elegantly furnished, on
Fourteenth street. This is one of the
most desirable localities in Columbus.
Terms can be made to suit purchaser.
Alonzo Haight. st
impsl tnstsd sss ,lS se,%] xySa S,,' Sy1hs he
wonds l Vlshi jkt6n, d & dr. b1tical
orator, 0bert \ vrse, We fesday
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Admission 50 cents.
G. G. Barnes, editor of the Albion
Argus, was in the city Saturday on his
way home from the east, and gave The
JOURNAL a friendly call. When We
showed him a cut of himself in the News, |
just received here, he said he would |
attend to those fellows when he got !
home.
dR Gerard has opened an
establi lio16l mt on PlattsNtreet, third
doo< north II the COLUMBUS State Bank,
to be know as Gefrard wi Neel Works.
Clarence is p expert in hisine, and
when you wish anything in the>Gay of
bicycles, or electrical goods or supplies, |
give him call.
The cold snap froze potatoes for
quite number who had planted during
the warm weather. c. J. Phelps, who |
has land north of town, had thirteen |
bushels planted, and we hear that John
Craig, northeast of Schuyler, had five
acres in, all of which were frozen.
Besides these We hear of many smaller |
pieces.-lSchuyler Sun.
H. r. Ellsworth who is now at work |
for the Central West, an immigration
paper published at Omaha, was in the
city Friday, and got of THE JOURNAL
Office copy Of MI. Hendryx's paper on
farming read before the Live Stock
Breeders association in this city several
weeks ago. 1t is just such papers that
are in demand-those giving facts.
~he University Glee Club we're enter
tanned at the residence of Hon. L. Ger
rard Thursday afternoon by Misses
Phoebe and Grace Gerard, assisted by
Miss Olive Pound of Lincoln and about
twenty young ladies Of this city. The
young men expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the way in which !
Columbus young people entertained
them.
Gus. G. Becher was in town yester-
day on his way to Hebron to attend the
nuptials of friend. In answer to the
query if he was q candidate for secretary
of state he replied in the negative, but |
admitted that he would like to serve
few terms as land commissioner. The |
North Platte country will give him a
monster delegation if he asks for it. |
-lLincoln Journal.
The sub-district missionary conven-
ton will be held in the Methodist church,
tomorrow Thursday), afternoon and
evening. Addresses, papers and dis
cussions will be the order of the meet
ings. Pastors and others of Clarks,
Silver Creek, Columbus and Richland
will be present. The meeting will be
continued at Richland Friday and Fri
day evening. All are invited.
Occasionally the '.jiner" gets mixed