The Columbus journal., 1894-12-19

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at Fitzpatrick's hall promises to be ar
interesting as we'll as %pleasurable occa-
sion.
Now is the time to subscribe for TIT
JOURNAL and the Semi Weekly Lincoln
Journal, both for So a year, when paid
in advance.
A. Nj. Jennings and family returned
TO Columbus from st. Edward Wednes-
day, bringing their household goods
with them.
A masquerade poverty party is to be
held this wednesday, evening at the
home of the Misses Wellman, Eighth and
Hummer streets.
Harvey Miles little child two and a
half years old, who had been sick with
diphtheria about ten days, died Monday
morning at , o'clock.
John Kersenbrock was the only del
egate We know of who went Monday
night to be present yesterday and today
at the Irrigation convention at Kearney.
Joe Skillin, recently of this city, now
living in Albion, is very sick with ty-
phoid fever. His sister Lucy is coming
down with what is supposed to be the
same.
-Becher. Jaeggi 4 Co. insure build
ings and personal property against fire.
lightning and cyclones, in good and
reliable companies at lowest current
rates. If
Next week we expect to issue or
Monday to give ourselves Christmas.
| Advertisements should be in hand Sat
urday, if lengthy. n early Monday morn
ing, if short.
-Chauncey Willie Of Fullerton, died
there Tuesday evening of last week. The
remains were taken to Omaha for burial.
His death was very sudden and caused
by heart trouble.
e. S. Daniel, painter and paper
hanger. All work promptly attended
to, and satisfaction guaranteed. Paper
hanging a speciality. Leave orders a,
Stillman's drug store. If
Mamie Bley of Madison was taken
sick with diphtheria and the premises
auarantined, but before it could be de
cided which of two boards of health was
- - Al Ill -A I'LL
George Scott went to Madison yes
terday morning to be present at the
trial of the men captured here by Pc
liceman Brandt, for robbery at Tilden
George knows of some of their transac
tions here.
Frank Wake, VIM. Moran, VIM. Ken
nedy, II. Sutton, Frank Osborne, VIM
Pugsley, Eric johnson and F. H. Young
of Genoa were among the attendants al
the X. P. district meeting here last We'd
nesday night.
Miss Lille Laudeman has severed
her connection with Mrs. McCord's mil
linery establishment and returned to bel
home in st. Edward. Miss Clother will
fill the position vacated by Miss Laude-
man.HAlbion Argus.
AT the regular meeting Monday Of
Pioneer II. & l.. Co. Bert Galley and j. n
Kilian were selected as delegates to the
Nebraska Volunteer Firemen's associa
ton at Norfolk, Feb. 1917. The annual
ball will be held as usual, Feb. @.
The world seems to have tired
little of the advice against extravaganza
being mostly aimed at the young, which
probably accounts for the great popu
larity of the new play ''The ProdigaI
Father" which is having such a run In
the cities.
On the margin of The JOURNAL, OF
on the wrapper, following your name
YOU will find the date to which your sub
scription is paid or accounted for. II
the date is past, you are respectfully re
quested to renew your subscription. Sex
rates elsewhere.
R. Hummer, in from the south side
Saturday, says that Mr.. Morrell charged
with the forgery Of a note for $3.50, which
he got the money on at n of the Poll
county banks, was convicted last weeh
and sentenced to the ~penitentiary. The
nroof WAS conclusive.
Starting with Oct. 18th, 1894, Tai
COLUMBUS JOURNAL subscription rate:
are $50 a year, if paid in advance
otherwise $500 a year. Settlements uE
to that date must be made on the basis
of the former rate. All premiums nov
! advertised hold good.