The Columbus journal., 1895-09-25
Miss Clark, the new milliner at Mrs.
Vagner's returned from Chicago Mon

. Miss Clark, the new milliner at Mrs
Wagner's returned from Chicago Mon
day.
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Al. Reeder Of Council Bluffs came
up Friday on business and stayed ove'
to Sunday.
Mrs. Iona Hagar moves to BellwOOd
this week, and George Barnum will keep
bachelors hall.
Friday is children's day at the fair,
Platte county school children admitted
free on that date.
Henry Loseke's neat little dwelling
is nearing completion, and will make q
comfortable home.
s. G.. Satterlee has a position as
brakeman, running out of Norfolk on
the F. f. 4 NV.
l-Way Il HOckenberger, Telephone
No. "a, for the best Pennsylvania hard
cAal-Ss.OO delivered.
LII. j. Arnold, NJ. d., physician and
surgeon. Two doors north OF Brod-
ftaehrer's jewelry store. tt
Mrs. James Hoage, Mrs. L. T. Shir-
ley and Robert Stewart OF Silver Greek,
we're in town last week.
w. H. McGaffin, editor of the Ban
ner, was up from David City Saturday
night, en- route to Omaha.
The schools Of Lyons, Nebraska,
were closed last Wednesday at 8 o'clock
on account Of the intense heat.
1t is expected that Corporal and
Pat L will give an exhibition trot at the
fair this week. Later.-Corporal is lame.
Stand together, until you get ready
to move on to the court house. The
order will be, by the right flank, march!
The U. P. company are making some
in their yards. A new
side track and clinker pit are being built.
Miss Anna HOhen taught Miss
Eulalia Rickley's room Thursday and
Friday, while Miss Rickley was in
Omaha.
Mrs: Mailer started September IL,
on her return home from Prussia. A
boy relative of Martin Meyers accom-
panies her.
L. H. North 4 Co. will have a sale
Of blooded horses next Saturday at the
Columbus fair grounds. Get You a
good trotter.
Mrs. Brindley's fourteen years sue
cessful service in the school room, will
be a valuable aid to the teachers of
Platte county.
sale, sound, safe family horse,
4 buggy nearly new and harness. A
bargain. Inquire of H. J. Hudson under
bank. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mentzer and
son left last week for Antonia, Penn,
where Mr.. Mentzer has been elected
principal of school.
Otto Merz is thinking Of erecting a
brick business building on the site OF
his present one, making it one story,
22x5O feet. with basement.
Grace Episcopal church, Sep. g, st.
and All Angels Day. II a. m,
The Holy Angels; p. M, The Fallen
Angels" All cordially invited.
-Mn. Chas. Brindley was overcome
by the heat Wednesday aud was unable
to teach in the afternoon. Miss Florence
Elliott took charge of her room.
Baptist church, J. D.. Pulls, pastor,
II a. NJ, 7:3O. p. m; subjects
Sep. ., morning, The way to the top;
evening. Sunday school exercises.
Mrs. Alden, mother Of Mrs. J. L.
Sturgeon, has been seriously i'll with in
fever 70. several weeks, and
is not yet considered out OF danger.
rBecher, Jaeggi l. Co. insure build
Il and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, in good and
reliable companies at lowest current
rates. tt
When Mrs. Brindley is elected
superintendent, she will be a
leader in educational work and not ap-
pear on important occasions by proxy
merely.
j. A. Zeigler was IN the city Monday
on his way to Kearney. Mr.. Zeigler,
whose home has been in Monroe, will
make his home with his son-in-law, Mr..
Ma!lalieu.
j. T. Mallalieu, superintendent OF
the state industrial school at Kearney,
passed Though the city Saturday, on
his way home from attendance at the
state fair.
Beginning Sunday, September g,
the hour Of evening service at the Bap-
tist, Episcopal COngregationalist, Pres
byterian and Methodist churches win be
changed to 7;30
-Speaking of the funeral of Nm.
Julia jenkins 1t that place Wednesday
last the Madison Chronicle says tAat
The services were held fsom the Hspony.
teeinn oanseA n ths aftsenooa. ~. r..