The Columbus journal., 1898-08-24

tend conference for . week at Howelk
DR.. r. d. Mexican, dentist. success
sor to Dr.. Houghavout, ground floor, 4
doors north First National Bank. Il
When You wish good. neat, clean,
handsome work done in the line Of
printing, call At Tn JoURxAL Office
Orders taken for hard coal. Investi-
gate for yourselves See Way L Co. BE-
fore placing your order elsewhere. q
"A party Of young people sre out
camping at Clear creek mills south Of
the city and are having . grand time.
An ice Dream social viii be given BY
the Presbyterian ladies at the home Of
l. Gerard Wednesday evening. All are
invited.
VIM. Schilz makes boots and shoes
In the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured IN the
market II
-Comrsde Thomas n. Wilson must
be one Of the oldest soldiers. and one of
the oldest men in the county-eighty
November 6, lsoa
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an S-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. tt
Miss Ethel Galley gave q pleasant
party Monday evening for her friend,
Miss Biicher Of Lincoln, who returned
home this Tuesday morning. O.
F. H. Gerard was chairman Of the
silver republican convention at Norfolk,
and our Judge Duffy made the speech
before the democratic convention.
The Ninth Biennial reunion Of the
'Crockeris Iowa Brigade" association,
Col II. II. Rood, president, will be held
ut jefferson, Iowa, September 81 and p
Now is the time to subscribe for TIE
COLUMBUS JOURNAL and the Lincoln
Journal, semi weekly, both for S2-l5 .
year. Three papers q week at . cost OF
Hugo Oehlrich and bride arrived IN
the city Wednesday last. He left here
about three months age, and married
Mis- Helena Mueller at Grsvencrop, in
Germany.
Saturday, an eight year old boy Of
John Hulsteadts, q merchant tailor OF
Stromsburg, was smothered to death by
the banks of the Blue river caving in on
him.
j. G. Maher OF Chadron vas in the
city Monday on his way to Omaha where
it is expected the First and Second reg
iments Nebraska volunteers will be
mustered ont.
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon.
Residence, Seventeenth and Quincy.
Office, Olive st., first door north of Brod-
fuehrer Telephone: Office 20; resi-
dence 46. tt
W. A. Way Il Co. are in the coal
business, and you can buy Of them what
You want in that line, in small or large
quantities, nov or later along, and at
reasonable prices 2t.
An ~11-year-old poetess is credited
with the following:
Dewey took Manila;
Schley took his gun;
Niles took his picture
And sampson took the mon.
MroL uaIo,e Az - %bo ma,ka<
but they are not received with one
fourth the favor that water melons get.
Elderberries come next, and far away in
general estimation.
Jessie Rector is home from Have
lock on a vacation caused by IN acct
dent in which he got one of his hands
mashed. Jessie is working in the B. 4
NJ. shops in Haveiock.
A party Of neiehbors Of Mrs. F. W.
Riemer met at the home of MrA Saffron
Monday afternoon and gave her q pleas
ant surprise in remembrance Of her
twenty-ffth anniversary.
C. w. McCune OF David City, vas
in town Sunday. He is q newspaper
man Of varied experience, and his pres
ence here is thought to have some
reference to the Telegram.
Ed Wiseman, of Columbus, who has
been working for George Willard for
| some time, was kicked in the breast by
q horse last Saturday morning, but wa
not seriously injured.-St. Edward Sun.
Regular meeting OF Columbus
Council $40 T. E. & L. Of s. at L. o. o.
F. hall Friday, Aug. %, at 8 p. m. All
members are requested to be present.
| Mrs. Maggie Meagher, President, Mrs.
Jennie c. Walker. Secy.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Lydia, daughter OF MI. and Mrs.
Jacob Zinnecker Of this city, to Mr..
Isaac Jsning Of Osceola, at ii O'Clock
Wednesday, August 31st at the home Of
the brides parents east Of town. .
All the friends Of Mrs. Rainey are in
vited 10 attend q basket picnic in Hig-
gins grove Thursday afternoon, and
come prepared to have q good time. Mn.
Rainey is the guest Of Ms Vos for .
few days.
Rev. Nickel and Ed. King drove to
Clarks Thursday, MrA Nickel and Mn.
Hing going Saturday, where they viii
attend the Methodist camp meeting the
coming two weeks. Mr.. King has charge
Of the music department.
Miss Florence Gleason, Who intends
remaining in the city most OF the time
until January FIRST, announces that she
viii accept a few advanced piano stud
ents. Those wishing to study with Mis-