The Columbus journal., 1898-04-27

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Professor IcElyain, late d
the Chicago Optical College an
Hsspftal, viii be st ny sterl
for enc week, eeanencing Hay
q, and remain to Saturday,
the 7th, to teach ne the latest
scientific nethed Of 1ttine
glasses by the dark roen meth.
q. 1 will BE glad to have yeu
come and have your eyes ex.
anined free while the PrOfes.
sor Is here.
Renenber the dates, len.
day, Hay ID to 7th.
ED. j. NIEWOHNER.
Usual services in the Presbyterian
church Nay l, morning subject, Thy
Ways" evening. The Mission OF Jesus
to the Earth"
Tho Ladies' Guild will give an ice
cream social 1T the old Murd0ck stand
on corner Of Nebrasla avenue and Thir.
tseoth It, Tuesday evening, May Sd.
Fred Anson, Who resided on one Of
the COnnor places, died Friday last Oi
lung fever. The funeral occurred Sun
day, interment IN the Creston cemetery.
Mr.. Anson was about thirty eight years
old and leaves a family.-Leigh World.
Any one Wishing . contract to put
up and bale for market 800 tons Of hay
during July and August, or want I,
section Of good grass between Columbus
and Bellvood, can get it by addressing
Aug. Lockner, 2526 Davenport street,
Omaha, Nebr. 3t
Born, April 25, at Downef's Grove,
Illinois, to Nm. A. Anderson, wife Of the
veil known banker OF this city, daugh-
ter, their first child. Mr.. Anderson was
distributing the cigars yesterday among
his friends. Ms. Anderson has been
sojourning with her parents at DOwner's
Grove.
Married, Sunday evening last, by
Judge Fuller, Mr.. Ed. Hoppen and Miss
Tens Kuntzelman. The Orpheus So
cisty gave them q serenade, after which
all repaired to the Orpheus hall for a
social time. The many friends of the
young couple wish them . prosperous
life-jOurney.
At the farewell to DR.. Pulls Friday
evening, the numerous friends of the
departing pastor crowded the Baptist
church. Appropriate addresses were
made by Supt Williams, Rev. Nickel,
Judge Hensley and DR.. Pulls. music by
Mesdames Warren, Carlow, Whitmoyer,
Geef and Heintz.
-Mn. Michael Doody OF Platte Cen
ter died Saturday, aged 20 years. The
remains were buried at the Shell creek
cemetery. She was a sister Of David,
James and Henry Carrig; Of Mrs. Hayes,
Nm. Deneen and Mrs. Burke, one Of the
older settlers OF the county, and much
respected by all Who knew her.
-Wm. T. Woosley, of Eureka, Illinois,
arrived in the city Saturday. He has
been sojournine at Seattle, Wash, this
winter, with Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood
Kinnear, who are with him, visiting in
this city with C. A. Woosley, who is
tfiply delighted with Q visit from his
father, his sister and her husband.
Mira J. b. Watts and her sister, Mrs.
Irwin Nicholson. started to Modale, Ia,
Friday, in answer to a message an
nouncing that their brother, Alva
Brown, had attempted suicide by shoot
ing, and could survive but q short time.
He had been an invalid for some time.
which 10 thought to have prompted the
rash deed.
As We are closing our forms for the
press, an alarm Of fire has been turned
in for the B. 4 NJ. coal sheds. We pre-
sumo that little damage results, outside
Of the loss of coal. about 19O tons, worth
5 q ton, some of which may be saved.
The fire department were handicapped
by lack OF pressure on the water at the
start out.
best known remedy for consumption.
coughs. colds and all throat and chest
troubles. Every bottle is guaranteed.
II is the best remedy for children. 2S
and Soc. DR.. A. Heintz and Pollock Z
Co.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Con-
church will hold a May
festival in the building one door north
Of Friedhofs next Friday, April 18th,
afternoon and evening. May baskets,
sale. Ice cream and cake Will be served
Ill evening. All are cordially invited
TO attend.
Mr.. Gluck begins this week with the
for his new building on Elev-
enth street. 1t was rumored that he and
Mr.. Krug OF Omaha (who owns the forty
Tour feet front adjoining Mr.. Gluck's
twenty-five on the west) were projecting
Ehe erection Of IN opera house, but Mr..
Gluck. when asked about Il, said that he
never had any notion Of the kind.
Chicken thisves are raiding the hen
roosts in some parts Of the state. and in
other parts. farm houses are entered dur
ing the absence Of the owners. L. it
possible that the rural districts of this
in self-defence, will be COM
pelled to employ . force Of mounted
police sufficient to protect themselves
lfom petty thieves, and bad characters
n genefals