The Columbus journal., 1898-04-06

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Il void nOt hold yua-ao.
once the dr1nE sssned oser.
II once yoQ wiahsd to %.
roa're free II any ss.soa,
4 Ar any mOmsnt-free."
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-Nsisline & Bridges. in the April Century.
! The Misses Wooster, proprietors o'
the Silver Creek times, we're in the city
Saturday.
\FoR Sale, . set of Eneyclopedis
81 jftanica, at a bargain. Call on Gu
q bscher. q
u Mr.. Splitter, Who went to Omaha tr
be treated for his eyesight, il no bette.
than he was.
Ed. Early is at St Edward this
week, and has charge Of the State Banl
OF that place.
C J. Carlow Was down TO the Office
Friday for the first time after his two
| weeks illness.
-Miss Carrie Parks will teach the
spring term OF school in district g, east
OF Humphrey.
Variety Of grains and products Of
all kinds il q good principle for the Tar.
mer to act upon
C. A. Woosley made business trip
to Fullerton, Genoa, Silver Creek and
Palmer last week.
E ". Borders vas operated on sew
eral days ago for appendicitis and il
improving rapidly.
Santed. a good German speaking
app1 Qtice girl Cor millinery. HrA Wal
ten en3nxteenth street q
Rev. Tyndall, presiding elder OF this
district. and Rev. Nickel gave this Office
a pleasant call Monday.
The cool north wind from the SHOWS
OF Dakota. after the heavy rain We had
Sunday. made the weather Monday a
little raw.
MIR. Johnson. who lives about five
miles east Of Silver Creek. and is one of
the older settlers OF that section, is on
the sick list.
One day during the last week, John
Plumb. sr.. was considerably injured in
the chest by hay rack being blown
against him.
FARMERS. ATTENTION. You
~ get an S-foot Freeport Galvanized
ste{1indmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for apIyss5,oo. tt
NJ and Mrs. Carl Kramer. DR.. and
Mrs. Martyr and Mrs. b. Robinson at
tended the funeral Of Harvey Mitchell
in Clarks last Friday week.
Baptist church, ]. d. Pulls. pastor.
Seryees Am 10, IL a m. 80 p. m.
Moruis9. Easter sermon: evening, The
Superscription on the Cross"
DIR. Clark is building a small hot
house in the yard to the rear Of his
Office for bis choice plants. The doctor
Is an enthusiastic worker among plants.
Saturday, Prof Williams received
word from Newark, Ohio. that his sister
Mrs. S. J. Phillips and her daughter
we're both seriously i'll, the effects of the
grip.
William Wise OF Hamburg. Iowa,
and Samuel Wise OF Kansas City, re-
spectively brother and son OF John Wise.
deceased. started for their homes Sat
Qrday.
NDr. Baker. physician and surgeon.
Rest hence, Seventeenth and Quincy. |
Om{e, Oljys St, first door north of Brod-
fue1rer. Telephone: Ofhcs %; resi-
ience 46. tt
OF rs always on hand; We give
eaA customer good clean work in all |
our nes. shaving, hair cutting. etc. |
Good Aeth rooms. Thurston House
base4enNl
The Csz1 C6. associated with VIM.
Websts< bshfer Of Monroe, will put ont
,5 dcres 81 orchard this spring on the
,Banfhann- farm five miles northwest
of the city.
Subject for Sunday morning sermon
n the Presbyterian church April 10 will
be The Risen Christ In the evening
here will be an Easter program by the
Sunday school.
The fund for the erection of a mon
lment to the patriot martyrs OF the
Maine has been increased by a
soodly number Of quarter and half dol
afs in the city.
Good building lots ives: OF Third
K3rd school, for sale on easy terms. also
ldA1e, lot and barn on Twelfth street
.teap.r trade for farm land. Inquire
,ftL G. 2anecker II
j. L. Sturgeon got the top Of the
tie tsssheep he took to Chi
:aes $40 a hundred. He has left
here eight hundred head OF ewes. which
lie purposes to keep.
Mrs. Harriet Mac Murphy, Who
rave series of lectures on cooking; in
,ur city last year, is announced to give
hree lectures on the same snbject in
at an early date.
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u arhAan}s>t,%p1s9ns%sl'
Miss Anna Talbitzer was taken to
on Monday. She was sud-
lenly attacked with appendicitis on
and had to undergo an opera
ion.-Monroe Looking GIaSw