The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

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-Bscher, Jaeggi 4 Co. bid N ths
Jaaggi 4 Schuphach mill At the SAX
Monday, N the interest Of the eastern
Creditors at 81. subject to the incum
br1nces, which VII make the price. II
round numbers, $4,000. We learn tina;
the mill viii start up again N a few
days Good
R Maud Lord Drake VIII Iecturs
<AndAs.< and Mod~Spiritualism II
Fitzpatricak hall Thuu1f.y evening a;
s O'Clock, MNQwed by Aets of spirl
power, pruvinA posiriveIy De imnsr
sality Of the sod Sksptics challenged
No as.ailed\ ALL are invied sd.
minsion 10 cents.
Died, Thursday. April 4. after a YER
brisf illness. Of quick consumption,
Frank Zouha, aged . years. We learn
that the young man vas al work OF
Tuesday last, and caught cold that even
ing. The funeral took place from the
Catholic church Friday forenoon. one
Of the Polish fathers officiating.
WIN Dietrich had a very strong
complaint to make, Monday, TO Us
against NC Of his fellow-citizens, but II
vas about matters for which, Il there
was a wrong done. there Is a legal rem
edv5 q newspaper cannot be a vehicle
for every mans objections co other
peoples ways OF securing or enforcing
their rights.
ANrs. N. ". Walters has leased the
GERHARD bldg On thirteenth street IN
which on the opening days Of April II.
L and I3, she viii display to the ladies'
Of thus community, a complete stock of
millinery, a full line Of pattern hats.
She vii be assisted by a trimmer from
Chicago, and viii endeavor 90 please her
customers. It
The Fullerton News says that Curt
Snyder, a young man . years of age and
the son Of one Of the old residents of
Nance county, who now lives on Timber
creek. Is charged with stealing two
horses from near Albion and selling them
near Fullerton for 81. Officers found
their man at Central City, with seven-
teen dollars of the money.
&C. A. Newman went 10 Humphrey
Friday evening, representing the Platte
county relief committee II the dis1ribu-
ton of corn and oats for seed. and corn
for feed Of work teams. He expected.
when he left here, TO be az Humphrey
Saturday. Sunday and Monday; at
Lindsay Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs
day; at Platte Center Friday and Satur-
day. He had bills for eight car loads.
Leonard HohI, the genial and
capable ticket agent and tram dis
patcher Of the c. P. Co. here for the
past seven years goes TO Fremont IN a
few days TO be the coupany's station
agent there. J. J. Sherlock. who has
worked for the company the past SIX
teen years. since be was a boy. succeeds
him here. Mr.. Hollis family. We learn.
VIII remain here until June. the close Of
the school year.
The Kansas City World mas lately
had several very Interesting contests,
but the climax was reached the other
day When, IN voting for the most pOpu-
Lar saleslady or lady cashier" II the two
Kansas Cirys. one young lady, Miss Mary
Kane. Ia niece of John Powers Of this
vicinity. received g. votes. a ma
ioriry of A-127 over her nearest COM
petiuor, and was awarded a handsome
diamond rTrG.
And here II Is again this time a.
BeIIvood. The Gazette SAYS: James
and his force Of men are still
az work sinking for q arteslan well
They have now sunk TO the depth of
about 1H5 feet and are boring through a
sort Of rock or rather a corgiousrstiou.
. test was made of some Of Il and Il Is
said that II contained quite q little gold.
Wouldn't Bellwood De strictly n II
should a gold mine. a ccal mine or some
kind OF mine be discovered
Sunday week NJ. and Mrs. Jake
Bear;uger Of the vicinity Of BeIlwoo6
we're going 20 church when they net
Henry jacobs and Bert Sheldon loaded
down with Wild geese and a couple Of
guns over their shoulder. The horse
took fright. crampe6 the vehicle, broke
the pole. plunged forward threw lie
out. Mrs. Bearinger receiving
a severe cut on the forehead. the wtssls
passirr over one side Of cer head and
face, and 20 al appearance badly
uaugieG.
Stunt Williams. NJ. anG Mrs. BritelI.
G. 3. Whalsy, Co. Sup't Rorhlightner
and Miss Mazetsa Wheeler were attend
ants last week at the North Nebraska
association meeting az Norfolk
The pretty full notes gwen Us by the
We must endeavor TO use n
a general way again. not having space
for further mention thus week The
proceedings we're lot nearly 50 interest
ing az they doubtless would have been
had The attendance been better and the
procram been carried out,
-Grace Episcopal church Services,
Holy week: Wednesday, Li1aay and sd-
dress 40 Pm Thursday, Celebration
the Holy Communion 5 p. n Good
morning service and sermon al
Il Evening, prayer and sermon a. 5
Ms. Brown vii sing Ny Bedesmsr and
M Lord Saturday service, 40 ?. H.
Easter cay. Holy Communion $50 a. n
Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Com
uunion al II. ChiIdren's Sunday School
An N with aIG-oSG ssTha EOur