The Columbus journal., 1898-05-18


Quaker Gentleman, S cents.
Robert O'Brien OF Cheyenne, il
visiting friends in the city and enjoying
his furlough.
-Honahan's is the cheapest place in
town to buy shoes, slippers, overalls and
mems underwear. It
Roy, son Of A. NJ. Jennings, formerly
OF this city, now OF Fitzgerald, Ga, hal
enlisted for the var.
Another train load OF Minnesots
soldiers passed through the city Tues
day noon bound for Frisco.
Made for men who know a good
thing Quaker Gentleman cigars.
%. L. Baker has cold out his first lot
OF buSgies received this spring and hai
another new line which are also for sale
Mr.. ard Mrs. Dan Clother OF Genoa
were in the city Monday, accompanied
by two little children as pretty as they
could well be.
w. G. Templeton OF the Fullerton
Post was in the city Saturday on his
way to Omaha. and made this Office q
pleasant call.
The Presbyterian ladies are arrang.
ing for the publication of their ''cooh
book" and will soon have them on sale
By committee.
David Thomas was in the city Mon.
day on business. He says the price ol
wheat at Platte Center Tuesday OF last
week was Sl.16.
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an s-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. tt
e. II. Jenkins and George Schram
Friday last made catch OF twenty -four
splendid bass which tipped the scales at
eighteen pounds.
Bessie Williams, the 7-years old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Will
Hams, who was very sick last week, is
reported as better.
Mayor Fitzpatrick is addressed by
a new title, Grandpa, since yesterday
as then son WAS born to Mrs.
J. J. Murphy OF Rogers.
-Miss Grace Clark announces that on
next Saturday she expects to deliver the
Life Of Miss Willard to those anxiously
awaiting its publication.
Mrs. Clint. Stevenson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reinke, and whose
home is eight miles northeast Of the
city, was very sick last week.
Frank Smith, a stranger, was picked
up by the police Saturday and taken to
the county Jail. The board Of insanity
will examine his mental condition.
The officers OF Co. X are Captain
julius n. Kilian; first lieutenant, Chas.
W. Jens; second lieutenant, E. o.
Weber, the last-named from WahoO.
j. B. Tschudy has bought the resi-
ience just south Of Scott Gardner, buy
ing if from Mr.. Gardner, and intends to
well, maybe We hadn't better tell just
now.
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon.
Seventeenth and Quincy.
Office, Olive st.. first door north of Brod-
fuehrer. Telephone: Office 20; resi-
ience IG. II
Don't you forget to remember that
o. L. Baker sells good buggies, and sells
them cheap. Be good to yourself and
family. See him il you have a thought
Df buying. 1
Samuel Curry, stepson OF John
Browner, who has been sojourning at
home since last fall, left for Oregon
evening, expecting to return
next fall to stay.
The best assortment of trimmed hats
in town for 81. sl.5O and g.. Sailors 25
and SOC. Sl.75 sailors now for S1.25.
Mrs. NJ. W. Walters, Thirteenth street,
Nebr.
w. ID. Askine has planted forty
acres to potatoes and will set five acres
10 cabbage. He has twenty-five acres
nnder the ditch. from which he expects
extra good results.
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
,f L. G. Zinnecker. tt
Bishop Williams of Michigan con-
irmed the class of eight at Grace
Episcopal church Thursday evening last.
Bishop Worthington Of this diocese is
sick at New York city.
-Mahlon Clother of Platte Center,
a resident Of this city, was in
own Friday. He doesn't seem any older
han he did fifteen years ago, when he
vas our chleI OF ponce.
e. C. Hockenberger was Lincoln
7isitor Thursday. He went down to
nave a talk with Governor Holcomb in
'egard to the company of volunteers
which he is organizing here.
Miss Grace Clark, who has been
the east Creston school, will
lose next Friday with exercises, picnic
md dinner, in which the primary grade
II the village school will join.
Attention is called to the sale Of the
:. o. Wells farm, 800 acres, 31s miles
'ast Of Columbus, by the administrator,
ius. G. Becher, Saturday. May q, 2
o'clock at the court house in this city.
Mrs. E. C. Hockenberger and little
laughter are visiting with her parents
his week at Wood River. Ed. in the
is keeping bach and learning
low tofry strawberries and boil crackers.
Frank Clifton Of Palestine, this
county. a printer boy and son of Rev.