The Columbus journal., 1896-06-17
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Herbert Thurston's death at FitZ-
gerald, Georgia, Is announced.
/. -Drs- Martyr, Evans 4 Geer, Office
three doors north Of Friedhof's store. If
.. DIR. l.. c. Voss and C. F.. o. Miessler,
Homeopathic physicians. Columbus. Neb.
BLESSED be they that advertise. for
they shall find trade Scribner News.
-Honahan's for shoes. slippers, gloves
and gents underwear. at bottom prices.
The Boston Opera Co. at the opera
house next Monday evening in Mascot.
Buy shoes. slippers. gloves and
gents underwear at Honahan's. Bot
tom prices. It
Just the thing: have you seen them:
They are cheap. way down, just arrived
at flerrick's. II
The children of the Catholic school
had a picnic in Browner's grove yester-
day. Tuesday.
Parties wishing to pasture stock
call on Baker 4 Wells. Good grass,
plenty OF water. 3t
DR.. Okay. who has been quite sick
since leaving Platte Center. is now re-
ported as rapidly recovering.
Rev Moore asks us to announce
that the usual services will be held in
the Methodist church next Sunday.
The ball game Sunday at Platte
Center between mines of that place and
this resulted IN ii to in favor Of Platte
Center.
e. H. jenkins went TO ST. Louis Sat
uriay, the proxy Of &. j. Carlow, who
had been called away on important legal
business.
The other morning q man was seen
on a manure pile in the city asleep. OF
course he was dead drunk when he found
his soft bed.
Peter Schad of Lindsay has lately
been granted pension Of eight dollars
per month with over five hundred dol
lars back pay.
&C. T. Schneider, former teacher in
this county, at Duncan, late Of Rogers,
has been elected principal of the Howells
schools, Colfax county.
A son Of Mrs. Kohler tried to stop a
runaway colt Saturday, and was himself
thrown off his horse and rendered uncon-
sciOus for several minutes.
Editors Weekes of Scribner and
Donovan of Madison were callers Mon
day at JOURNAL headquarters. They
were among the silver conferees.
Miss Tillie Dietrich is visiting in
Duncan She has almost entirely re-
covered from the severe injuries received
by falling from a train about two weeks
Ego.
Fred. J. Hauter is agent for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
at Peoria. Illinois. His many friends
here will be glad to hear OF bis pros
perity.
The Methodists are having a three
weeks vacation while the church is un-
dergoing thorough renovation. The
ceiling is finished in hard pine and the
walls with new paper.
S. O. Raymond returned overland
Thursday from South Dakota. where he
has been the last three years. during
which time. We are told, he was not sue
cessful in raising crop.
d. L. Zeigler has returned from
Kearney, where he had gone to see his
mother, who has been seriously i'll. Her
many friends in this county will be glad
to learn that she is pretty we'll again.
Baptist church, J. ID. Pulls, pastor.
Services IL a. m., 8 p. IN. June q:
morning, "Paul's Prayer for Philippi;"
evening, Loss and Gain Of Christian
hood" The pastors last Sabbath for
the summer.
Charles C. Pulls, a son Of Rev. Pulls,
graduated from the state University
last week. He was one Of the first IN
his class, having received honorable
mention, also the degree OF Bachelor OF
Arts, and was recommended for U. >.
commission in the regular army.