The Columbus journal., 1894-01-31
Feb. 20 is the day set for the sale of

John P. Walker, editor of the Hum
phrey Democrat and Miss Csthsrine 1.
Walker Of Dubuque, Iowa, we're married
Tuesday OF last week.
%. L. Baker has completed his con-
tract for filling the Union Pacific ice
shed. and started in on his own. Much
Of the ice is eight to ten inches thick.
Milton Hollingshead writes a very
interesting letter from Ganado, Texas
to the Monroe Looking Glass. The rose
bushes there are covered with flowers.
Nebraska farm lands this year are
renting for $3.50 to $500 an acre
Twenty years ago much of this same
land could be bought for $5.O an acre
A lumber of friends gathered at the
home Of Miss Mollie Brady in the wes-
tern part of the city Monday evening
and enjoyed themselves in a social time.
The balance of Maurice A.
Mayors stock has been moved
to J. A. Barber Zoos. store for
q short time to close it out.
A calico ball is the next society
event, which will occur at the Msenner-
chor hall next Monday evening. Messrs.
Cox, Chambers and Barber are the orig
inatOrs.
The petition Of K. B. Holm to be ap-
pointed as administrator OF the estate of
Ole B. Holm, deceased, is to be heard at
the county judges Office Feb. 9 at 10
o'clock.
DR.. Nauman is the "only real grad
uate in dentistry in Platte county," who
can show up a diploma. Any other who
claims the same wilfully imposes on the
people. tt
Buy your harness Of F. H. Rusche,
you will then get a harness that is a
harness. He is the oldest harness maker
in Platte county, having had 3 years.
experience.
Miss Lena Phillips, who has been
having a siege with diphtheria, has en-
tirely recovered, and will her
place at J. C. Fillman's store next Mon
day, as usual.
Miss Clara Hohl, daughter of L.
HOhl met with a very painful accident
Saturday evening. In walking along the
she fell, breaking a limb just be-
low the knee.
Persons wearing the Morris dental
plate will have no other. Superior to
all other plates. Manufactured only by
DIR. E. Y. Haughawout, Thirteenth street,
over BARRIERS store. tt
When all back dues are paid and
500 besides, for one years subscription
in advance, subscribers of The JOURNAL
are entitled to the Semi Weekly Lin
coin Journal one year, as a premium.
Any OvercOat Of Mayors
for $40. Same have been
at $50, now located at
J. A. Barber 4 Co.
-Rasmussen's grocery store was
Thursday by creditors. The
JOURNAL hopes that the hard times may
not fall too heavy, and that the incon-
v~enience may be only temporary.
Two chattel mortgage sales are ad-
vertised in today's JOURNAL. If you
have to buy articles such as advertised,
it may pay You to attend these sales.
A good portion of last week was
taken up by the district court in the
trial of the Schroeder-Hein case. Mon
day the state ease against Morrissey for
assault upon Macken was begun.
Pearson, the Humphrey burglar who
received his sentence to the ~peniten-
tiary some days ago, was taken to Lin
coin Saturday by Sheriff kavanaugh.
Mr.. Pfeffer, the man found wander
ing round here during the recent cold
spell. was taken to Butler county. He
is insane, but not at all dangerous, and
is kept at the Butler county poor-house.
The will of James w. Love Of Ere
probated the other day read: Il
will all my property, both real and per
sonal. to my beloved wife, TherZa s.
Love. for the use of herself and chill
-Whil Mrs. John Flynn was in o
Bergen Bros. store Saturday evening,
about ) O'Clock, a basket Of groceries in
her buggy standing outside was carried
off by some hungry thief. This is getting
pretty bold.
As We go to press, l O'Clock Tuesday,
Charles Owens is to have his hearing
before Judge Hudson on the charge Of
stealing a black, fur Overcoat, belonging
to H. o. Rhodehorst, from the barn Of
Henry Luers.
Those subscribers of The JOURNAL
who have paid in advance and are now
receiving the Lincoln Semi Weekly
Journal as a premium, should notice
when their subscription expires and act
accordingly.
The North Nebraska teachers asso-
meets in March at Columbia
Among the events Of the program We.
note our Co. Sup't Howard has a paper
Literature in Rural Schools"
Herald.
S. C. Weber Of Colfax county has
had notice to appear in the U. S. circuit
court at Omaha to answer some kind Of
a suit of the Union Pacific railroad CON-
pany, which claims a right of way OF 800
feet through his land.
Your choice of StetsOn hats
for $3.50. Your choice other
hats $3.50, 81, etc. Some of
these are regular $500 goods.
At Barber'S store.