The Columbus journal., 1898-11-02

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tho coming election are: First ward. IL
g. Gross, J. 8. Freeman, F. A. Haeel;
Second, r e Wiley, O. l. Baker, L
Gluck; Third, 8. F. Nills, G. 81. Ray
mond, c. F. Gleason. CLERKS, First, G.
e. Early, John Graf; Second, Jacob
Schram, E II. jenkins; Third, Dennis
O'Brien. J. n. Curtis.
! Tho only way you can vote against
Senator Aliens reelection il to cast
your ballot for TAxxAHILI, OIsox, and
MU1PHY. Remember these Names.
They are al republicans Who will, when
they get to Lincoln, vote for some able
man to represent Nebraska in tho United
States senate, and sustain our good
president in tho work be has done.
Ono who has lately been out through
the country says that between Colum-
bus and Creston is one Of tho very best
sections in Nebraska or in tho west any
where. for that matter. Good farm,
dwelling houses, good barns, good
shelters for stock, orchards fenced, pas
tures, land under cultivation, forest and
shade trees, and every evidence Of in
dustry thrift and prosperity.
"A surplus in the pockets Of the peo-
pie il just the same kind Of goodness"
for those people individually. a. . sur
plus in the national treasury 10 for tho
nation. In either case, tho surplus 10
much more convenient, agreeable, salts
factory and useful than deficit. Vote
for the republican ticket. Send Norris
to congress, who will help see that the
surplus situation is continued.
-B. 8. Wyatt has been promoted BY
the Singer Sewing Machine company and
will remove to Grand Island, which will
be his headquarters. He will hereafter
have charge Of all territory in Nebraska
north OF the Platte river except Douglas
and Sarpy county. Mr.. Wyatt is to be
congratulated, a the promotion means
nice increase in salary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt have made many friends during
their stay here, who will regret their
departure.-NOrfOlk Journal.
The Presbyterian and Congregation
al congregations united in services Sum
day evening at the Presbyterian church.
The $50 prayer meeting was led by Mrs.
Rev. Rogers. Misses Minnie Becker and
Bessie Sheldon gave splendid reports Of
the annual state convention held in
Hastings. Special music was given by
the Congregational and Presbyterian
choirs and q beautiful solo by Miss
Ethel Galley.
Miss Blanch Patrick assisted by
Misses Rossa Wiegins, Bessie Sheldon,
Minnie Becker, Anna Becker and Alice
Luth entertained friends to Hallow-
cen party Monday evening. A gypsie
and her assistants told fortunes and the
whole evening was suggestive Of ghosts.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Hayes, Campbell, Weaver, Chenewoth
and Sheldon.
AT q meeting OF butter-makers,
creamery men and others interested in
butter manufacture, Wednesday last ut
Omaha, an association was formed,
George Haskell of Lincoln being elected
president, E. Lytle of Omaha secretary,
and Paul Hagel OF this city treasurer.
Arrangements will be made at once to
make creditable association exhibit at
the annual convention OF national but
ter-makers to be held at Sioux Falls in
January.
"A. N. Jennings received q letter
Monday from VIM. J. Thurston Of Fitz.
gerald, Georgia, under date of Oct. q,
in which he tells OF setting out straw
berry plants that day. That morning
they had the first frost of the season,
blackening tender tomato vines and the
like. The city is to get
artesian water for their water works, or
the contractor is not to have anything
for the wells. The electric light and
waterworks plant belongs to the city.
Thurston is we'll. Roy Jennings had
been home on a furlough and was all
right.
Don't make q mistake. Vote for
Shannon for assessor, Wiggins for super
visor, Drake for county attorney. Tanna-
hill and Olson for representatives, MUIR
ply for senator, McAllister for district
judge, and the entire republican state
ticket as found under the eagle on page
two of The JOURNAL. Don't make q
mistake, and don't be deceived by mere
talk. Do your own thinking, and vote
what you believe, what you knop to be
right.
Quite q number OF pranks were
played Monday night by the Halloween
raiders. 1t would, OF course. take q
small army Of police to keep down the
greater army Of mischief-makers, but the
city, all the same, will have to pay some-
body to replace the street and alley cross
ings disturbed. As usual, We suppose
the property Of citizens that has been
disturbed will be cared for by tho dis
turbed citizens at their own expense.
The three Guilds of the Grace Epis-
copal church, will give q supper and
sale at Murdocks old store, Saturday
afternoon and evening, Nov. 5, for the
benefit OF the church. The tables will
fairly groan under their load OF good
things for the inner man. Many fsncy
articles will be displayed. One entire
table containing the children's work.
Especial attention has been given to
our approaching Christmas time wants.
Mexican drawn work will form an i'm
portant feature at very low prices.
Charley Riley is home on . thirty
days furlough. Charley is one OF the