The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

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e. C. Wolfenberxer of Lincoln was
In the city Saturday on b0sinessL
Mis- Vera Kramer entertained
party Of friends Saturday evening.
0eoree Heosler thinks corn N hn
neik ikhborhood viii be . full half crop.
WAITED. q girl for general house
work. Call on Ars. Clinton C. 0ray. II
&C. c. Hardy went to Lsigh 6ataf-
day to build IN addition to his fathsris
house.
Many farmers are busiiy engaged
drilling in winter wheat, and sOme are
threshing.
A crowd OF friends of Nrs- Adams
OF Morroe went up from here Saturday.
In the evening.
r Y. Lisco Is very sick 1t his home
south of the river. His sickness is
combination OF troubles.
The Cecilian club and some Of their
friends are having a picnic party this
Tuesday, afternoon and evening.
e. ]. Niewohner returned Friday
evening from a several weeks visit east,
combining business with pleasure.
%. ID. Butler has lost some forty
head Of hogs by cholsra. This = ~
first we have heard Of this ssasoo in ~
neighborhood.
VIM. Schilz makes boots aad 80
in the best styles, and uses oalE E11e ssFy
best stock that can be procz1 = the
market. II
FARMERS, ATTENTION. Yoa
can get IN Sfoot Freepost 0alvsnised
steel windmill from A. DnsDsll Z 6se
for only S25O0 II
The Seward Reporter speaks Of q
gang OF men working on the telephone
line which will be run between that
place and Columbus.
A telegram to Ed. Newman We'd
nesday saying that Gerhard Willis Of
the Third regiment wss dying. Cannot
learn further particulars
Mrs NJ. Brugeer will serve ice
cream and cake Thursday afternoon
from 3 to for the benefit Of the ladies
aid society. All are cordially invited.
Charles Wise came in Sunday from
| Fort Madison, Iowa, to look after land
interests OF the estate of his father, the
late John Wise, and expects to remain
during the week.
You may walk the town over, and
hunt, and hunt, but until you visit ]. C.
FIllman's millinery store you will miss
the values that you can depend upon
there in fall hats. 1t
I-James Juckes, manager for the
Knollin company, is contracting hay,
grain, etc, just as they did last year.
Farmers are calculating on cutting
everything in the grass line.
Mrs j. d. Stires started Saturday
for Washington, ID. C., to attend the
Grand chapter Of the Eastsrn Star.
She expects 10 visit friends n Eastern
states before her return home.
Albert B. Hssdbloom of Stroms-
burg has been nominated as the repub-
lican candidate for state senator for the
Eighteenth district. He Is q young
man, raised in Polk county.
The Cecilian club will meet with
Miss Becker next Monday evening. At
their last regular meeting Miss Lora
Becher was elected president and Miss
Ethel Galley musical director.
Friday last was Columbus first
show in ten years, and some Of our peo-
pie lost sums of money, from 81, mp to
as high as 500. SO rumors 60, one man
gambling away the proceeds OF three
loads Of hogs.
Miss Flora Compton, who is claimed
as a Columbus girl. is another young
lady to be proud of. She is now super
intendent OF the hospital where she
learned her profession as nurse. in Gales
burg, Illinois.
C. r. Williams, brother to our
townsman, 7. a.. and who is one Of the
republican party's state nominees, was
a Columbus visitor Saturday. He is an
honest, good strong man, every way, and
deserves election.
Billiards. Snow LnimeLt There ID
10 pain il will not relieve; no swelling
il will not subdue. no wound il will
not heal 1t will cure frost bites.
chilblains, and corns. DR.. A Heintz
and Pollock & Co.
William Lisco, q well-known old
resident of this county father Of r. Y,
Liscol Was in the city the other day. II
seems that he has been here several
months He had been living in Califor.
mia the past two years.
F. E. Schaaf, having been charged
with using. IS hH own composing, an
orstion written by Mr.. Bixby, he denies
saying that the production was given
him to be used at an alumni banquet
but he did not use it.
We have seen the patch OF prehis-
toric corn at Barnums two acres, and ii
is truly q sight Since the account
several weeks ago IN The JOURNAL.
George has had numerous letters of in
quiry from different parts of the state
Peter Canrey, who had the misfer
tune of having a foot crushed tand af
terxards amputsted) whileon duty for tn
Union Pacific at Central City recently
came up from Omaha Saturday evening
and will visit with his sister, Ars. r. L
Rossiter.
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