The Columbus journal., 1897-01-27

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AT the German Rel8&&ed churcl
Sunday morning next, 1890 Rev. d,
Geller will preach on The .IDdependen,
Church"
Sunday morning after church servic>
there will be election of officers Of thl
church held at the German Reform
! church.
Subscribe for TIE JOURNAL any
day. Fifty cents will get you tho paper
for the next three months, $1.5O for the
next year.
Charles Peanall at his residence
Sunday gave q banquet to the Mandolin
Club, after which Q snapshot was taken
Of the musicians.
-Baptist church, ]. D.. Pulls, pastor.
Services Jan. "a, IL q. m, 7:30 p. m.
Morning, "Righteousness;;" evening.
The Right Time"
Father Marcellinees was at Greeley
last week to help in service there at the
Catholic church on their receiving q new
bell for the church.
/ The Ladies' Guild will give q tea
i at Mrs. j. g. Pollock's Wednesday after
noon, January q. Every q cordially
invited. Refreshments, 1Oc.
Guy C. Barnum vent to Norfolk
Monday evening, accompanied by
friends. It was thought best he should
be at the hospital for treatment.
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock the
Woodmen OF the World will hold an
election of officers in the K. of p. hall.
All members requested to be present.
Within the last week we have made
arrangements 90 that we can furnish to
our readers the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean and COLUMBUS JOURNAL, when
paid in advance, at $1.75. tt
Now is the time to subscribe for The
COLUMBUS JOURNAL and the Lincoln
Journal, semi weekly, both for $2.15 a
year. Three papers q week at q cost OF
less than 4 cents q week.
Numerous pumps and water pipes in
the city we're frozen to bursting Mon
day morning. The plumbers we're kept
busy for quite q while. The thermOm-
eter registered L. below zero.
Always on hand, Bell Conrad &
Co.'s fresh-roasted coffees.
II A. B. CRAxER.
Capt. A. Haight's hosts Of friends
will be glad to hear that he is again out
and around after his long and serious
illness. We have not Dol him, but
learn that he is rapidly gaining strength.
The county treasurers all around us
are publishing their semi-annual state
ments, as required by Law. Butler cOun-
ty shows q grand total ON hands of
SS7,177.23, OF which $9y6O7.28 belongs to
the state.
Baker & Wells have supplied Hagel
4 Stevenson with q good quality Of ice.
for the cold storage and ice house, and
also for their creamery. The same firm
have also finished putting up ice for
Tony Vogel.
-"Broncho Jack" the cowboy evange-
list, held services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening, with the help of
his wife, making an interesting meeting.
A large crowd was present, considering
the very cold evening.
According to County Treasurer Mel
statement just published, Dodge
county has a balance on : nd Of $S2,-
527.35, the sinking fund containing $751;
1904 of it, the school district general
fund $l3,273.5O. the fee fund $5,O65.19.
Rev. Richhart of Duncan, also pastor
Of the German NJ. e. church of this city,
and Rev. Schram OF Omaha and Rev.
Ross OF Osceola were in the city Monday
preparing q program for their camp
meeting to be held near Osceola, next
May.
"A photograph concert will be given
evening at the n. e. church.
come. Admission only 10
,ents. Some musician of the city will
70 asked to sing into the photograph,
which will be reproduced before the
According to the ISL OF 1890, the
irst twelve cities of Nebraska, in the
rider of population, are: Omaha, Lin
Beatrice, Hastings, Nebraska City,
'lattsmouth, Kearney, South Omaha, ,
lrand Island, Fremont, York and Co.
umbus. l.
Marriage licenses were issued the I
'ast week to Fritz MOeller, Colfax coun-
y and Miss Anna Wurdeman; Peter NJ.
Llas and Miss Barbara Thille; Nick
Jasper and Mary Leofler; Archer Ven ,
to, New York and Miss Lena Hanson, ;
l.
The Swiss club OF this city have I
for the coming year the following
Ulcers: Frank Bridel, president; j. F. t
luckiger, vice president; r. Gissin, {
.reasurer; Rev. DeGeller, secretary. The
Tub meet once every month. They have Z
membership of fifteen. {!
Gus. Lockner wa in the city Satur- :
ay, going over to Butler county to look '
tier his farm interests. Mr.. Lockner
,oks about the same as he did when he
we'd in Butler county, and later when he {
a business man in this city. He =
AVS Omaha is fourishing. {
AT the meeting Monday evening the s
officers were elected for the Z
re department for the ensuing year: :
resident, E. D.. Brink; vice president, {
Plath; secretary, A. r. Miller; 8
easurer, Sam Class, j.; chief, Bert j. :
first assistant, Louis Held. 7
The Clarks Leader has this to say I
the man who was assaulted some
eeks ago by two neighbor boys: "The
ial of the boys who shot Owen Hutch il
lgs is set for this term OF court. Mr.. O
.utchings is in the hospital at Colum- i,
rs, improving, but still in very bad d
lape." g
To the business men of Platte coun- =:
and central Nebraska: The very best =
the neatest work and the =