The Columbus journal., 1896-10-07
10 THE LADIES.

10 THE LADIES.
YOU WANT FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS I WANT YOUR
MONEY. RESPECTFULLY, e. D.
FITZPATRICK.
Go to strauss for the best photos
Keep your eye On Herricks nsv
goods. q
If you want . photo that win do you
justice 70 to Strauss. 2-f
-LAMB 4 Co. Eleventh street., new
goods, cut prices for eash. I
Go to Honahan's for shoes. gents
furniahinR,L Repairing dooA q
Wanted, . girl, neat about hsr work,
to work for her board and sttsnd school.
Call soon st the residence oe d. W.
Ziegler.
Next Saturday and Sunday 1t Fro
mont ths North Nsbrasks district Lat
ter Day Saints hold their quarterly
conference.
Tho county have purchased the O.
d. Butler farm, S miles north Of thia
city, for . county poor farm. A very
good invsstmeot.
Baptist church, J. d. Pulls, pastor.
Services, Oct l1th, IL .. m, 730 p. m.
Morning, Faith and Law" evening,
Heart and Life"
Down at South Omaha they have
taken to shooting hishwsymen, when
they try to escape after the Transaction
OF their 'business"
About thirty friends Of Miss Clara
Segelke gave her q party Monday even
ing at her parents home. A grand time
was reported by all.
-George Gould received several pain
full bruises by q horse kicking him, last
Friday. One Of the worst blows was
above the right eye
FROSTY MORNINGS, - YOU
WILL SOON NEED YOUR FALL
DRY GOODS. FOLLOW THE
CROWD no FITS. If
AT Woodville hall. Thursday even
ing, Oct. 8. s. q. Gray and C. J. Carlow
will deliver republican speeches, to
which everybody 10 invited.
Rev. J. Q. A. Fleharty and family
OF Omaha passed through the city yester-
day ON their way to Albion, where the
Methodist conference 10 to be held
In q business letter from e. J.
Hamer OF Omaha, he tells us that polit-
ical discussion on the street corners in
his neighborhood is quite animated.
The Fourth annual convention of
the Nebraska State Irrigation associs-
tion has been postponed until November
1921, and will be held at Lexington.
R d. Kelley, q populist editor OF
Fremont, was in the city Wednesday Of
last week He formerly conducted the
Herald, the democratic paper Of Dodge
county.
-Commencing With Saturday, the
switch engine No. 116O has q double
crew, one for night and ono for day.
Engineer Callahan pulls the throttle
through the day.
Within the last week We have made
arrangements SO that We can furnish to
our readers the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean and CoLrNBus JOURNAL, when
paid in advance, at el.75. tt
Rev. Moore went up to Albion yes
terday to attend the annual conference.
Rev. Olcott is also in attendance. Rev.
Moore viii be supernumerated and 60
into business for himself.
Take your live poultry to ]. A.
McPherrin, and get the highest price.
You will find him at car opposite the
post-ofice every day except Tuesday
and Wednesday, all winter. If
Now is the time to subscribe for The
CoLUMBrs JOURNAL and the Lincoln
Journal, semi-weekly, both for &2-OO q
year. Three papers a week at a cost of
less than cents q week.
The young people Of the German
Reformed church will givea musical,
literary and social program at the church
the second Sunday in November. Par
ticulars will be announced later.
Rev. and Mrs. W. d. Stambaugh Of
Arlington have arrived in the city. Mr..
8. goes to conference at Albion, and
Mrs 8. visits till Thursday with the
family of her brother, b. G. Cross.
Mrs. John Elliott suffered badly
sprsined ankle while tying up the COW
Saturday. The rope caught around her
right ankle and the animal dragged her
quite distance with the above result
Topic next Sunday at the German
Reformed church, The Bachelors
Home This is the second Of q series
Of discourses by Rev. DeGeller, the first
one having been The Matrimonial
Outlook"
Next Sunday evening at the Ger
man Reformed church, Miss Grace
Clark will give an address concerning
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Washington, ID. c., July last All are
cordially invited.
The republicans had . rousing meet
ing at Monroe Monday evening, ut which
Judge Kilian and s C. Gray were the
speakers. Those besides from here were
Messrs. Brock, Cross, Carlow, McAllis-