The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

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H. NJ. Winslow is about to erect {
very large barn on his farm northwest o
the city. Mr.. Dawson has the contract
We do not know particulars, but Mr.
Winslow is not in the habit Of doine
anything by halves, and doubtless ths
barn will be one of the largest in thii
part Of Nebraska:
Albert J. Mason of Cornlea accom-
panied his father. William Mason, into
the city Friday last. He gave TIL
JOURNAL q very pleasant call Saturday
He had been to the Exposition, and
thinks it the duty Of every one to sec
the wonderful display there some time
during the season.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. james
Murray Of Galva, Illinois, were in the CT
ty and took drive out to Grand prairie
where Mr.. Murray resided some twenty
two years ago. Ha is now the owner OF
a coal mine near Galva, and was the only
owner that kept on good terms with the
miners during the strike.
1T is not an unusual occurrence for
a man to chase his hat in the wind, but
morning for the irst time in
our life We believe, We saw, at defiance,
a lady very dignifiedly and lsisurely
walking across the street after her hat.
1t is needless to say that in just the
same manner it WAS placed upon her
head.
Ed. Farmer thinks annexation will
prove great blessing to the islands and
he Of great advantage to the United
States. He says most of the opposition
10 annexation has originated with the su-
gar trust. In his opinion the islands have
q bright future before them now that
they are a part of the United States.
Albion News.
The following is recipe given by an
man against mosquitoes, sand
flies and black flies: smear upon the face
and exposed parts OF the body a mixture
Of olive or cOttOnseed oil and North Car
Dina tar, worked together till it is
about the consistency Of ordinary cream.
That mixture might properly be called
cream of tartar
Judge Speice has coined an express
ion, Or adopted use Of word that may
along with others arising dur
ing this war get into the dictionaries.
1t is the use Of the Spanish admiral's
name as verb. When you have gone
back Oh your promise to do a
thing, and not kept on till the finish, you
have simply "camaraed."
At the meeting of stockholders Of
the Farmers and Merchants Union Ele-
vator association last week, Tuesday, the
old board were re elected, viz: j. II. Gal
ley, A. H. Ives, G. w. Galley, jr, w. F..
Dodds and w. A. Way. The business of
the year amounted, in round numbers to
$4,000. The directors have reelected
Mr.. Way as manager for the association.
F. P. johnson called at JOURNAL
Thursday, and was very
much improved in health since We last
saw him. A veteran of the Civil war. he
is ono of the conservative men who
thinks the most effective warfare is usu-
ally made after the fullest preparation.
He thinks. naturally enough. that those
having charge have done exceedingly
we'll. O..
j. NJ. Curtis, the Omaha Bees wide
awake correspondent fOr this city never
fails TO say good word for Columbus as
Offers, and he has this to say
Of the reOrganized band: There is some
Of the very best talent here, and fifteen
years ago this city had q band that was
second to none in the state. We have
had 10 regular band here for over ten
years."
In the absence of judges Albert and
Of the district court, Judge T..
d. Robson Of the county court granted
an injunction asked for by Platte cOun-
ty's board.of supervisors enjoining the
Irrigation company from constructing o
ditch or canal lengthwise on the public
road on the Sixth principal meridian,
etc. The bond fixed for the plaintiff
was $500.
The Cedar Rapids Outlook of last
Friday says that Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Gibson have a very sick child with
cholera infantum, but there is still hope
Of it's recovery and that Francis, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Perkins,
who had been dangerously i'll with the
same complaint, has taken q turn for the