The Columbus journal., 1895-08-14

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Tho Cecilian society will INSET viii
Miss Clara Lehman 1T the Thurstol
hotel next Monday evening.
-ChriaL Smith, who has bssn clssi
ing at Gslley's store the pest two ysars
has accepted . position with II. Ragst
Go.
Virgins 4 Lewis bought oR Olcot
Bros and shipped to Omaha thirty q
the finest steers that ever came to thi
market.
Mrs Cramet and Miss Clara Weave
retained Saturday from Lincoln, whec
they have. been studying 1t the Uni
versity.
|kIA. lady: CAPE ,....'
ca. Rein nis residenoS\ pd ths \ etho
lib school. fs>der. please savs stNQz'
JOURNAL Office.
There is talk OF challenging th'
ladies' ball club OF David City to pla.
games here on the first and second day
Of the county fair.
Lou Hendryx OF the firm OF Hen
dryx. Adams 4 Hendryx OF Monroe va
married August Sd to Niss Harriet,
Thurston OF Genoa.
Aug. Weisshand gave TIE JouRMAl
Office a pleasant call Saturday. HI
thinks the rain Of Friday will help along
the corn in iine shape.
&-In addition to the reduced. prices
offered by nj, We will give IN admission
ticket to the county fair with every pur.
chase Of $3.50. F. H. Lamb-& Co. II
The Cyclone base ball club Of Co.
lumbus played the Platte Center club
at Platte Center Sunday afternoon and
we're defeated by q score Of 10 to 10.
-Mrs. J. E, Ernst has been in Omahs
all summer under. a ~physician's care
Miss Lille went down Monday to visit
with her mother and to return With her
a card or call at the windmill
faftory il you wish umbrellas or para.
soh repaired On short notice at the fur.
niture. and upholstery shop. A. p.
Riel. tt.
3 expensive -four and. meal,
pen you at the same prices can get the
superior grades manufactured by the
Elevator Roller Mills? A. Jaeegi, Man
ager.' st
~Becher. Jseggi 4 Co. insure build
fngs and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, in good and
reliable companies at lowest current
rates. tt
Rev. Morley Of Albion will preach
next Sunday, morning and evening, at
the Methodist church. All invited to
attend. Rev. Bross goes to Albion for
the day.
The papers in the southern part of
the state say that recent rains they have
had are bound to help the late corn,
though much of it was already past re-
demption.
Clark Gray returned Wednesday
from Omaha, where he had been under
treatment of a physician the past three
weeks, and We are glad to know is much
improved.
The water commissioner says that
there are 80 many people using water
after hours at night that it is becoming
dangerous. A stop must be put to it in
some shape.
Warwick Saunders, G.. w. Phillips,
Gus. Falbaum, Gus. Speice and o. G.
Shannon. were Humphrey visitors FRI
day and Saturday, presumably intent
on public interests.
although an error We have q double
Hrtion Of lounges and touches. In
order to move them quick, We have
some special prices on them. Call and
see them. Herrick.
The Humphrey Democrat predicts
a very interesting time at the demo-
cratic county convention there next
Monday. 1t will be a question between
the outs and the ins.
@FoR SALR-A 5-room house, with
Ida bargain at $500. Also, q 5-room
dwelling, with lot, for $50; Will take
as part pay q good team Of horses. In
quire at JOURNAL Office. TT
John Graf Of Columbus was in town
Saturday figuring. with some OF the
people who will take in the democratic
entertainment at Humphrey on the 18th
inst.1Platte Center Signal.
The Leigh World says that there
was talk of lynching George Grotelu-
schen for making an assault upon Mn.
Henry Hillen, Friday OF last week.
G~rotelaschen has skipped out.
Judge Marshall was in the city Sat-
urday evening looking after his political
forces. He is an able judge and deserves
q denomination, which will be equiva-
lent to a Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Mr.. Byrnes on east Eleventh street
has raised some very large Bartlett peers
this on a tree three years old.
He also has bearing apple trees, same
age. apples as big as oranges, 1877 on one
little tree.
Robert e Wiley says that in his old
neighborho0d near Monroe he thinks
the farmers will have, on an average,
twO-thirds the usual crop of corn. The
last two rains have put IN entire new
face on things.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomas we're in
the city Saturday. BE tells us that on
the Looking Glass there was . good rain
Friday.-Rev. Thomas Miller Of Red
Oak, Iowa, preached OF the 4th and was
to again preach the nth.
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