The Columbus journal., 1895-10-09

Tho ~W00GBok 6okoe", - tho Tel
egram calls it. = thocoaghbFed- enough
to arouse Ill tie racing blood Of theil
opponents to . fsvec hsat, even now b.
iofe they have reached the inst quarter
post.
John Tannahill has new cider mill
and u making some excellent cider. A
part Of the JouRxAL force have had .
!, sample, which carried them clear back
to boyhood days IN tie old Ohio Or
chard.
-Supt Williams 10 on the program OF
the meeting, at Lincoln, Oet. II and Il,
Of the state association Of supefinten-
dents and principals, for . ten-minute
talk on the best basis of making pro-
motions.
Tho Omaha Business College base
ball team passed. through Columbus
Saturday en- route home to Omaha
They played three games in Albion and
lost them all by the following score:
sc, 1873. 1O-a
-Mn. John Mcpherson went to Port
land, Ore, Wednesday last, to wait upon
her sons, Will McPhersonis wife, Who
lost nerve while coasting on Q bicycle,
jumped from her wheel and vas very
seriously injured.
j. n. Macfarland, formerly an at
torney Of this place came within one
vote Of being dominated BY the repnb-
licans Of Omaha for. district Judge.
Mac received 81 votes, while 50 would
have nominated him.
"A vote for the citizens ticket is a
vote to clean out the court house. II
You are in favor Of q change in the man
agement OF the court house, place an X
opposite the names of the candidates on
the citizens ticket Monroe Repub-
lican.
On Sunday last an accident hap
pened to Jacob Fschudin, jr., aged IS
years. While pulling gun out Of a
buggy, the hammer caught, and the con-
tents Of the gun were discharged into
his right arm, which, We are informed,
had to be amputated. :.
In an account of the Methodist con-
ference the Fremont Tribune says:
The transfer OF Rev. VIM. Worley, one
OF the Oldest ministers of this confer
ence in point of service, was then an
nouhced and resolution Of esteem was
introduced and passed by rising vote"
Several private canning factories
have been in operation this season, near
Seward. says the Reporter; one Of these
will put on the market {, 800 cans and
another $1,000 cans of tomatoes. Es-
tablishments OF this kind ought to pay
in this vicinity much greater profit than
at Seward.
The Telegram says that the voters
of Platte county do not believe it the
proper calling Of a woman to 60 plod-
ding over the county doing a mans
work" She would be an active, wide
awake superintendent, doing a superin-
tendent's work. and mostly among
women teachers.
M. Rothlightner promised the vo-
tiers at the old settlers picnic that if
elected again he would do better work.
1t is too late now, Max, you should have
done your best all the time. The voters
have decided that a change is necessary.
Mrs. Brindley will be the next county
superintendent.
-Ghordus Stull, Of Marengo, ILL.,, was
looking after business aud visiting his
brother N. C. and family in Polk county
the latter part Of last week and first of
this. He was a resident of this county
several years ago. He reports good
crops in Illinois, but times not very good.
-iOsceola Record.
Rev. Vim. Worley was in the city
Friday on. his way to Albion. He has
been transferred to the Nebraska con-
ference and goes to Hebron, Thayer
county. We. are sorry to hear Of Mr..
Worley's leaving this part of the
country, as he has been faithful watch
man on the walls of Zion.
The Congregational and Presbyte-
rian churches held a union meeting
Sunday evening and the services were
given over to the Y. P. 8. C. E. Of the
two churches. Misses Minnie Becker,
Alice Luth and Bessie Sheldon gave
very interesting reports of the state con-
vention held at Nebraska City.
This Office received a business letter
from A. II. Griswold last week, from
Grass Valley, Cal, where he owns and
operates steam laundry. The town is
a gold mining town of 5000 inhabitants,
supporting three daily papers. The
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold will be
pleased to learn of their deserved sue
cess. -:
Conductor Nobbs who used to run
between Columbus and Sioux City, now
on the main line, suffered painful ac-
cident Wednesday at .Kearney. As he
wen: to board the train he stumbled
and put out his hand to stop himself.
when the train passed over his wrist,
MASKING it 50 badly that it had to be
amputated, and later it was found nec-
essary to take the arm of above the
elbow to save his life.
The republican state convention
assembled in Lincoln. Oct. ID and nomi-
mated J.: L. Noryal Of Seward for su-
preme Judge and c. b. Morrill, of Lin
coin and b. l. Goold Of yOgalalla for
regents Of the state university. The
following persons acted as delegates
from Platte county: Ed. Hoare, NJ.
Whitmoyer, G. Alexander, F. Kenyon,
r Lewis, ]. Dawson, r P. Drake. Gus
q. Becher. Clark Gfay. ". Hunfoman