The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

DIR. 0ese was called 70 st. Edward
Friday in CONSULTATION With Dr. Jones
ON case in that village.
For uss OF potato planter, call on
John Tsnnahill, or WIN. Newman, Sd
cents an acre. Will plant easy i've acres
. day. 2
Clarence Gerard, Will Lehman and
Fred Williams all returned to Lincoln
Thursday to resume their studies ut the
University.
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an 8-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. II
DR.. Martyr was called last week to
Central City to consult with the local
physician q to Charley Lemaster's case,
says the Nonpareil.
The Epworth league held . social
Wednesday evening with the Misses
Zinnecker at their residence in the eos
tern part OF the city.
H. e. Babcock has purchased twenty
acres OF land from G. A. Newman and
will show what can be done in the way
Of growing fruit by irrigation.
ID. ID. Lynch has been quite i'll at
Lincoln for the past four weeks. He 10
expecting to shortly sojourn awhile at
his old home in Platte Center.
Saturday night at their hall the
Orpheus society had one OF their social
dances, with music by their own orches-
ira, and they had splendid time.
John Lanktree, superintendent Of
the bridge and building department Of
the Union Pacific, was inspecting the
branches out OF this city last week.
Licenses have been issued to we'd to
WIN. G. Nansel and Caroline Wilson;
Charles A. Anderson and Helma s. Carl.
son; John L. Pitman and Mary Gutter.
e. ID. Reynolds, having leased hia
livery business here has gone to Schuy.
ler and engaged in the hotel and livery
business. He moved his family this
week.
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon
Residence, Seventeenth and Quincy
Office, Olive st., first door north OF Br0d.
fuehrer. Telephone: Office 20; resi-
dence 46. II
We have more good common sense
chamber suits in stock than was ever in
Platte county at one time before, and
our low prices will move them. Her.
rick. 2t
Attorney Woosley took a trip to
Humphrey Thursday to attend to some
legal business. He drove across the
country, very pleasant trip at this time
Of the year.
The churches OF Columbus repre-
sented by the ministerial union will
change the hour OF evening service May
1, from 7::O to 8 O'Clock. r. e. l.
Hayes, secretary.
Good building lots west OF Third
ward school, for sale on easy terms, also
house, lot and barn on Twelfth street
cheap, or trade for farm land. Inquire
Of L. G. Zinnecker. II
Frank Fugard started Thursday
morning for Kellogg, Ia, where hii
parents reside, for a short visit. Upon
his return he will bring with him hie
little 4-year- old son.
Ballard's Snow Liniment will cure
lame back. sore throat, wounds
sprains, bruises, cuts. old sores: La
dies. it will cure your bach-ache. DR.
! A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
Baptist church, J. D. Pulls, pastor
Services April "a, IL q. m. 80 p: m
Pastors farewell services. Morning
Last Words to the Church." evening
Last Words to the Congregation"
Prof. r. NJ. Campbell has received .
state teachers certificate. This evi
dence Of ability was not needed to prove
that Mr.. Campbell is q scholar vel
worthy the reputation he has earned.
Superintendent Sutherland OF the
Union Pacific went over the system o.
branches diverging from this city on {
tour of inspection, Wednesday last
He found everything in apple pie order
Mrs. George Scott will give tea al
the Clother House Thursday afternoon
from 9 to s O'Clock, for the benefit OF tha
Ladies Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church. All are most cordially invited
The old fashioned Polk weed is said
to form the basis of one of the best anti
fat remedies, and that this property VA
noticed by accident OF passage
using it, evidently 10 decrease thei
weight.
Several disciples OF Isaac Waltor
have made some good catches OF bas'
and pike already this spring in the lake.
and streams near town. The Loup es
pecially, seems to be stocked with fisf
unusually early.
Series H OF the Land, Loan AMI
Building Association has been openet
by the board of directors and subscrip
tion to the stock may be made at th'
Office OF Becher, Jaeggi & Co. H. Hook
enberger, secretary. 3t
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mn
John ElstOn died Monday OF last weel
and was buried Tuesday. Other mem
bers Of the family are also i'll and Nj
Elston has been afflicted recently viii
muscular rheumatism.
Last Wednesday Tom McTagRerti
l5-months-old baby got hold OF cup o