The Columbus journal., 1894-06-13
The Eiftiofh annivorsarv Of tho mr.

piled ready for spreading.
Martin Foreman, who lives west OF
Duncan, brought his father to the Sis
ters' hospital Monday for better care
than he could receive at home
Fifteen dollars to Colorado Springs
AID return via the Union Pacific june
Ilth, 18th. 23d and oath. See me, J. r.
Meagher, agent o. P. system, Columbus.
<FIfteen dollars to Denver and re-
fuN via the Union Pacific, June 11th,
12th, 23d and oath. See me. j. r.
rMeagher, agent U. p. system, Columbus.
Rev. Dabny is holding a series OF
religious meetings which have been we'll
attended, in a good-sized tent erected
on the corner lot east OF MaennerchOr
hall. 49,
Fifteen dollars to Pueblo and re-
fuh via the Union Pacific, June llth,
Yl2th, 23l and oath. See me, j. r.
Meagher, agent L. p. system, Colum-
EYs. 2t
Becher, Jaeggi & Co. insure build
ings and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, in good aud
reliable companies at lowest current
rates.
| ALI who have lawns here In COlum-
bus and think they look bad for want of
rain should take look at Omaha, If
| they want to see real dry and brown
jawns.
n "reminiscences of the Fair, sixteen
PAFtfOlios of the Worlds fair, given
| away To our customers. For particulars
| call at j. Il. Delsman's store, Eleventh
street. If
A. J. McKelvey and Editor Williams
| of st. Edward passed through the city
| Monday, on their way to Lincoln as del
egates to the republican state league
meeting.
-Children's day services were held
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian,
Methodist and Congregational churches,
all passing off nicely ard being we'll
NStYnded.
For rent, to a small family, the new
Congregational parsonage, eight rooms,
Everything complete, corner North and
VSeventsenth streets. Apply to Rev. A.
j. Rogers. If
Friday night the Epworth leaguers
had sociable at VIM. Meays' residence
in the country. Quite number were
compelled to stay over night on account
Of the storm.
A section of common wealers, eigh-
teen in number, reached the city Mon
day on their way east. Mayor Phillips
issued an order for two meals apiece to
the travellers.
The rain that we had Sunday night
and Monday morning extended east as
far as Omaha. This seemed to be its
limit westward and il evidently did not
extend far north.
Ben RochOn, postmaster at Bell
wood, has recently purchased for $4,000,
"A quarter section of land near Nashville.
In the long ago Mr.. RochOn was resi-
dent of Columbus
Samuel Imhoff brought in load of
hogs Monday morning, which he dis
posed of To Virgins 4 Lewis. He said
that he found no rain on the road until
INF got near Barnum's.
kFor sale, IA thoroughly reliable fam
HyNprse. fit for lady and children; also
Va buggy. harness, blankets, ETC., very
cheap, If taken quickly. Apply to Rev.
+. killip. OcOnee, Nebr. It
C. Il. Snider of Rogers was in the
city Monday between trains, going to
Norfolk Ia take examination for state
teachers certificate. His school at
Rogers closed last week.
A. NJ. Hall of the vicinity of Rich
land, was in the city Yesterday. He
says that hay in his neighborhOod will
be about one-fOurth a crop, oats very
small: corn looks extra good.
The following additions have re-
Gently been made, by birth, to our pop
ulation: to Mrs. Ed. Flynn, daughter:
to Mrs. Peter Weber, daughter; to
Mrs. Frank VanAlstine, son.
A. T. Miller of the First National
bank was at st. Edward portion of
last week to take the place of the cash
Ter of the State bank there, who had
been called east because of illness.
country last Thursday morning behind
have made the trip much quicker and
easier on his wheel. as it don't buck.
VIM. and Frank Eimers and DIR.
Condor. with two others, whose names
We did not learn, came down from Hum
phrey Sunday morning, returning in the
evening, making the trip on their wheels.
A family here who adopted child
in the legal, regular way were annoyed
last week by the appearance of a woman
who claimed to be the child's mother
The child is still with its legal guardians.
Harry Newman, Judge Fuller. Jack
and Will. Elston are off to Boyd county
for months fishing They took num-
ber of horses with them which they will
dispose of as incidental to the main
object OF their trip.
An ice cream social will be given by
Mrs. A. Nj. Post and Mrs. Rasmussen,
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church. next Wednesday from 4 to p.
m. at the residence of Mrs. Post All
are cordially invited.
Baker post passed resolutions Of
thanks 10 the orators of the two Occa-
siOns Memorial and Decoration DAYS, to
the school children and their teachers,
to f. ID. Reynolds for favOrs and to the
firemen for assistance.
uc huiSHts Vi stHIdS tlculOTlhi
services were held Sunday, ID. F. Davis
making the address at the hall, and w.
NJ. Cornelius the address at the grave,
the S. of V. drum corps furnishing the
music for the occasion.
A game of base ball Sunday between
the Abts Tenderfeet and the Cyclones
resulted i'm . to 19 in favor of the
former. The ninth inning showed l3 to
l3: the tenth Is to IL; the eleventh 19
TO ~: the twelfth p TO 49,
The memorial to the Fugard chill
dren. at the Methodist Sunday School
exercises Sunday evening, was very
thoughtful. and the flowers used were
taken the next morning and placed upon
their graves at the cemetery.
1t is getting to be quite the fad"
for Fremont wheelmen to ride into
Omaha. distance of thirty EIGHT miles,
in the morning on their wheels. which
they do In about two hours. and return
in the evening on the fast mail.