The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

--Editor Parks, oe The Telegram, va
IN Chicago last week to attend the
funeral Of nephew, Roland Carbefry,
Who died the 7th
1t ID reported that Judge Hensley
was seen last Sunday down BY the nssr
prscticing his political speech before
the fish he did not catch
| The K Of p. delaesto from here
tried to secure the next Grand Lodge
meeting for Columbus bot Grand Is
land won, the vote standing 81 to 50.
C. ". Turner returned home We'd
nesday from Brooklyn, where be has
been with Buffalo Bills band during the
summer. Ths Wild West closed for the
winter on the 9Th.
Frank Thompson Of Albion and F.
NJ LaGrange OF Fullerton were IN the
city Sunday, coming and returning on
their bicycles, riding distance OF 81
miles. resting here about three hours
John n Thurston will speak here
some time between the LIST and 9Th Of
November. The famous David City
GIee club viii be present to furnish
mnsic, and the meeting will no doubt
be rousing one.
Mr.. Lyford, republican committee
man from Granville township having
resigned, be not having time TO attend
to it. Mr.. G. w. Clark has been appoint
| ed to fill the vacancy Carl Kramer,
Chairman Rep. Co. Cen. Com.
Fred. Vropfs Office and scale house
at the Union Pacific stock yards at
Schuyler were burned Thursday even
ing. No insurance. Loss $500. The |
fire was evidently incendiary. A man
was seen running away by those first at |
the fire.
The following persons attended the |
Christian Endeayor state convention |
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Lin
coin: Misses Bessie Sneldon, Minnie |
Becker, Anna Becker, and Messrs Clar-
snce Sheldon, Rev. Rogers and Alfred |
Elliott
Mrs. VIM. Eimers, ST., and Mrs. J. |
Stefes and two children left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, California. where they
viii visit for some time Martin Maher
came down from Knox county Tuesday
and viii visit his brother viii for a
while. Humphrey Democrat.
The Y. p s. C. E. societies Of |
the Congregational and Presbyterian
churches viii unita next Sabbath even
ing in the Presbyterian church at 7:30
o'clock The evening viii be given in
hearing reports from delegates who
attended the state convention at Lincoln
The corn stalks are not generally
found to be so nutritious as they we're
at first supposed to be. Those who have
rye pasture, or growth from the wheat
and oats stubbles viii do well to utilize
them during the fine weather, and dis
pose Of all animals not needed. as soon
as In condition.
The Q. P. railway is now running
special train every day to carry the beets
raised at Ames to the factory at Norfolk.
The tram carries about twenty five cars
every day. The crop Is turning out well
and the sugar percentage Is much higher
than last year, running from fourteen to
eighteen per cent.
j. T. Meere, editor Of Meere's Satur-
day Courant. Page. Neb. was pleasant
caller at this Office Tuesday. Jim seem-
ed all the more pleasant because be was
on his way to Creston, there to become
benedict. May all the happiness that
this life can afford be yours, Mr. and
Mrs. Meere.-t Humphrey Democrat.
DR.. Martyr was waylaid one night
recently on bis way home from visiting
patients at the hospital. 1t was very
dark and about L o'clock when some
man held the horses head while IN other
tried to hold him. but as the doctor used
bis buggy whip freely be had no trouble
in escaping. Moral. always carry a whip.
The old settlers OF the county and
their families were invited 10 meet for a
picnic and party last Saturday at Grand
ma ksiley's near Oconee. 4 large crowd
gathered together and we're entertained
with speeches from old timers who had
not forgot the pioneer days. 4 uew or
ganization was formed to meet once a
year.
Lamps. Lamps. Chris
tOffersen has just received a
large assortment Of elegant
stand and parlor lamps, and
will sell them cheap. Nice
lamps with fine decorations for
Sl.25. Please call at the store
and examine them.
John c. Sprecher, populist candidate
for senator, and editor of the Schuyler
Quill, made this Office call Friday on
his way to Platte Center where he vas
10 speak that evening He came IN with
a heavy satchel which he remarked car
RED his speech and clean collar He
called TO gee the lighting editor. but for
CunateIy for him he was not in.
The supreme court have decided
that a petition IS not essential TO confer
Jurisdiction upon the county board TO
open section line roads under section
46, chapter xviii Compiled Statutes:
the only limitation upon the discretion
OF the board IN that respect is the fun
damental one Of compensation for pr-
vate property taken or damaged.
TIE Journal Is supplied with a fine
variety Of the latest new faces of Job
type, as well as full line Of the old
standards, and Is turning out for its nu-