The Columbus journal., 1895-07-03

I7kev. Brown Will hold services in
MonDe,; 1t the Union church; every Fri
day evening, beginning In about two
weeks.
Herman Berringer late Of Ration,
New Mexico, IL In the city and has &C.
copied . position at the Telegram Office
~ compositor.
We notice that:D. A. Willard, ". II.
Winterbotham and Peter Larson have
purchased the creamery at Genoa ut
sherif's sale, for $500. =.
greatest, novelty Of the season
aNesutiful busy, busting, buzzing bee
given With every glass Of Stillmans de-
licious coda this week. g.
Make this celebration OF the Fourth
the greatest in the history Of the city;
there will be q crowd Of people here il it
happens to be q fine day.
j. C. Fillman received word last
week OF the death of his aunt, Elizabeth
Valentine Of Mifaenberg, Penn, at the
advanced age Of 81 years.
Julius Phillips brought into town
Thursday morning three good sized cat
fish caught in the Platte, the combined
weight being l25 pounds.
VIM. Lackey came in from Rawlins,
Wyoming, Sunday week, called hither
by. the serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
John Lackey, who is now better.
.-George Elston has appealed from
the action Of the board of supervisors in
the Stauffer matter Of refunding, 90
there will he more law proceedings.
yard, every piece Of wash
dkess goods are reduced in order to clear
our shelves OF all summer goods. Now
is the time to buy. J.. A. Barber & Co.
Albert Stengger now has q wind
mill to raise water from the slough into
his potato patch. He has promised the
editor a mess of tubers grown by irriga-
ton.
Louis Phillips has moved his gun
and sporting goods from the building
next door to Echols' over into the south
part of the building occupied by E. j.
Newcomer.
There is an immense quantity OF
binding tvine being sold and from all
accounts of the small grain crop, the
Irvine factories will be able to sell all
their product.
Tuesday evening OF last week q
number: Of friends Of Rev. aud Nrs.
Brown met at their residence and en-
joyed the evening in literary and mu-
steal exercises.
Frank Sus, a boy about a year and
half old, was tossed by a COW Sunday
a barbed- wiz fence cutting his
scalp somewhat, but not inflicting a
wound.
Schuyler and Columbus played ball
here yesterday afternoon, and as The
JOURNAL vas put to press before the
game was finished, of we could
not give the result.
j. ID. Brewer, one of Columbus
builders, has the contract for
Glnck's new brick business honse being
on Eleventh street for the use
Of Frischholz Bros.
Tuesday of last week Sheriff Kav-
took Mrs. ID. N. Miner to the
at Norfolk, and brought home
Katie Regain, che being blind, but not
was discharged. 1
"A letter from Bureau county, ILL.,,
tells of the partial failure of the hay
,rop and small grain, the drying up OF
pastures and the strong probability OF q
shortage Of the corn crop.
Miss Freda Schonlau and Miss Kate
Mack Of Lincoln visited Miss Schonlau's
last week. A party was given
the home residence Wednesday even
in honor of Miss Mack.
-Rorse md g at
Neylor salexuly~
TO- a. m~on't forget.
The council. at a special meeting
held yesterday morning, granted per-
for the discharge of fireworks
rom 3 a. m, to midnight OF the Fourth,
certain restrictions.
All bicycle riders, both ladies and
are invited to decorate their
wheels and meet at the town hall
Thursday morning at a quarter to ten,
ready to join the procession.
j. C. Fillman returned Friday noon
rom a three days sojourn at his ranch
near Albion. He a y that everything
there is like it is here all crops. Afew
fields touched a little by hail.
George Whaley goes to Colorado
the 5th. BY the way, he has
been prolfered a scholarship at HObert
by Bishop Worthington, good
Tor five years and worth $500.
y. HI. Frevert took a flying trip to
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