The Columbus journal., 1896-09-09
10 "LADrH.

TO THE LADIES.
you WANT FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOOD6-AND I-WANT YOUR
MONEY. RESPECTFULLY, z. d.
FITZPATRICK.
james Murray Of Grand Island and
Mics Kate Carrig were married Last
Tuesday in Platte Center. lfiss Carrig
for several yeazs has been . teacher in
this county and has many friends Who
wish her veil.
m. p. Hurd Of La Conner, Washing-
ton, and formerly Of this city, has been
nominated by the republicans Of Skagit
county q prosecuting attorney. Mr..
Hurd 70 IN energetic young mar and Il
destined to make his marx in his new
home.
y. g. Pollock, D. F. Davis and e. g.
Brown went Saturday, to Cedar Rapids
and will start shout twenty miles above
Cedar Rapids and will Aost down in .
boat, and fish and hunt at their ~lsisure,
down the Cedar and the Loup to this
city.
Miss Laura Ward went mp to Co.
lumbus last Friday evening. She has
been advanced ono grade in the public
schools there, well deserved promotion.
She 10 one Of the best teachers that ever
taught in our school, here.1David
City News.
&C. L. Hill at Albert Lea, Minnesota,
sends greeting to ell his old Columbus
friends, through J. G. Echols, who has
been to visit him, returning Sunday
last. Mr.. Hill has Q forty-acre tract Of
land Q the city, il engaged in garden
farming and 10 doing we'll.
Rev. C. 8. Brown will o6iciate Sun
day, September 13 at the Episcopal
church. Early Celebration, $40. Nor
ming service, IL, with sermon, 'Glorify-
ing Self or God Evening at 8,-"An
Evening at some Brooklyn Churches"
Service at Monroe church, September Is,
3 p. NJ, theme of address, Vacation Rem
i~niscences."
Mason Beall leaves with % q 9-inch
head OF German millet, which is full Of
seed and is q wonderful evidence Of the
productiveness Of Nebraska soil in a ia
v0rable season. With his two city lots,
Mr.. Beall has raised millet, quite a bit Of
alfalfa, and has Q number of chickens
and two COWS and is ahead quite q bit
right along ON the deal.
The thirtieth annual state fair was
largely attended, but as it was q week Of
unfavorable weather (only one perfect
day., two days spoiled by rain, the finan-
cial returns were not 60 large as last
year. Thursday was the biggest day
ever known at q state fair. The expert
ment Of holding the fair over ON Satur-
day will probably not be tried again.
The Art Amateur for September is
full OF good things for the art student.
The lessons in drawing, which include
each month a large supplement in figure
drawing by Ernest Knauf, is particu-
larly valuable for the drawing teacher.
The colored supplements are: "A Collec-
ton of Fishes" and "Rainy Day." Ad-
dress Montague Marks, So, Union square.
New York.
&C. Tobler OF St. Gallen, Switzer-
land, an uncle OF G. A. Lutz, was q Wis
itor in Our city last week. Mr.. Tobler is
a manufacturer OF silk, employing some
800 men, and has dealings with nearly
every nation in the world. He says
the past two years the business with
America has been very slack. Nj. lob
Ter is also q member of the house Of rep
Of his country.
The Cecilian club held their first
meeting Of this season at the residence
Of Judge Sullivan. with Miss Maud
Parker. New officers were elected for
the following six months: Miss Elsie
Morse, directress; Miss Nellie Post,
Indebtedness; Miss Lora Becher, Sec
rotary and Miss Eulala Rickly, treas
urer. The club will meet with Miss
Henry next Monday with a full pro-
gram from all members.
Miss Grace Clark, delegate from the
German Reformed and Congregational
EndeavOr societies of this city
10 the International convention held in
Washington, D.. c., in July, will give q
report of that convention next Sunday
evening, September -, at 8 O'Clock, at
The Congregational church. All are cor
daily invited. A special invitation is ex-
tended to all the Young Peoples socie-
hes OF the city to attend.
Mr.. and Mn. S. c. Gray are expect
I'D home from Denver tomorrow (Thurs-
day.. We take it that from now on, the
campaign for state senator for this dis
trict will proceed vigorously until cleo
lion day in November. Mr.. Gray is
equipped for the duties OF
The Office, and while his opponent, MI.
is q very good man Of his
kind, he is not just the kind needed this
year, in the legislature OF
Perhaps q OF the most delightful
OF the season ri passed on
last Friday evening at the home OF Mn.
J. p. Becker. The lawn aud veranda Of
the house we're beautifully adorned with
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