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The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Passengers going east for busisen, will
naturally gravitate to Chicago = the
great c0mmercial center. RAsDeaesss
revisiting friends or relatives in ths
eastern states always desire to -taks in"
Chicago en- route. All c]aares Of passeo-
gers will ind that the .ShOrt Line" Of
The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 St Paul Rail
way. via Omaha and Council Bluffs,
saords excellent facilities to reach their
destinations in . manner that viii b
sure to give tie utmost satislaction.
A rsSseenes to the time tables will in
dicats the route to be chosen, and, BY
asking any principal agent west Of the
Hiooun river for . ticket over the
Chicago, Council Bluffs 4 Omaha Short
Line OF the Chicago, Milvanhee L St
Paul Railway, you win Be chssrfnny'
furnished With The proper passport va
Omaha and Chicago. Plsass noGs that
al of the "6hogt Line" teains arrivo in
Chicago in ample time to connect With
the express txainsof Ill the grsat throuGh
car lines to tAe psinGpal eastsen cities.
For sdditioaal paEticalaRs, time tables.
maps, etc, plesse ean On OF addrsss r.
A. Nash. General Assat, Onaha. Neb.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

During this great var excitement peo-
pie cannot get enough papers TO read on
the an-absorbing topic. The State
Journal, a. a special offer, viii send free
the Great Sunday State Journal. three
months to any. person sending in 81 for
years subscription to The Semi
Weekly State Journal. During these
exciting times The Semi Weekly Jour-
nal beats the old weekly all to pieces,
and with a big sixteen page paper thrown
in, is the greatest bargain ever offered
for 81. Just think! you get two big
weekly papers each week for . whole
year, and . big sixtesn-p page Sunday
paper three months all for 81. In order
to be entitled to this special premium
you must send your Dollar direct to The
State Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

William Hagel, whose death has
heeetofore been recorded in TIE Joun-
xAI, was born Oct. .. 1881, in Unlinger,
Wnrtemberg, and came to America in
l66a living two years in New York state
working ut his trade, miller. From 1856
to 1870 he v1s head miller Tor q large
concern in Middleton, VIA; in 1874 be
vas engaged - miller BY Wells 4 Me
man for their mill on Shell creek, and
aftefvards rented the Dworak mill. In
1875 b engaged With his nephew Paul
IN the saloon business in this city.
Prom 1873 to % hs owned and operated
. farm near Cedar Rapida At this time
he married . second time. Since thsa
- had been Engaged here in the saloon
and cigar business For many months
- bad bssa sling With liver and 6dney
tsoabls. closing With dropsy. He leaves
ix children By his hrst wife, Wlliam,
Rtank, 0sosge. Paul, Mn Gus. Sehros-
der and Nm Hagel, besides his widow
and step-son, Henry Thilla, al Of this
city. An honest man, hs had ths fall
eoa6dence of hi4 frieoda. A kindly,
vs0-msaning man, hs thoaGht harm to
none. In the busineo struggles oe hSs
- vas too easy With thoss Who oved
him, and consequently at times h sell
to tAe rear. In chaRacter, - ~ jost
and gsnseous; 6nd md eooai6seaHs. aad
tAns vhsEs AsaFts vEs hanas, III sood-
n0 I'D dno roeognifiua.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Mayor Fitzpatrick sent by express
Friday, to G.. K at Lincoln, a splendid
silk flag - gift. It will doubtless be
highly appr sciated by the company.
The letter q econpanying We give below
n very fitt ng tribute to the boys, and
. bit Of composition worthy . place in
your scrsp-h'ok
Columbus, Nebr., Nay 6, 1888, Captain
J. N. Kilian, officers and men OF Com
panrsK. FiJ { Reeimeut, N. N. G., Lin
coan, Neh:-PleaGe accept thin emblem
oe Liberty, Of purity, Of eli that II good.
Ipresent fhis Gag 70 you, moving -
l do many c'f you from childhood. /
have vatchsi you . boys: i have
Watched yoa through your school days;
I have watch ed your growth into man
hood, and to-day fnd you doing your
duty - volunteer soldiefD-as Gods
noblemen. fighting for sweet charityS
sake.
Your little sister. Cuba, calls to you
for help. and you have nobly responded.
You afe goina- to the rescue to break The
chains which have bound her Door,
starving people for yearA
1ea, boyA ytsu are going to the front,
and may God pity the Spaniards Who
attempt to bar your onward march in
this holy cause.
This emblem Of the grsatest nation on
earth y yours Cary il with you; de-
fend It at aH hazards, and nay you al
return sose 10 yoaf homes, i the prayer
of Yoars always.
z. d. Pr1xPATRIcK.
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The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

-Heerick Cor refrigeratOrs-
Go to 6trauss for the best photos.
DR.. Naumann, dentist, Thirteenth
street II
You vant the best try Quaker Gen
tleman ci9sss.
For hammocks and croquet sets. GO
to Won Bergens'. 33t
-Its q wonder for cents, the Quaker
Gentleman cigar.
&C. A. Woosley had legal business in
Dsvid City Monday.
-Dr. L c. Voss, Homeopathic physi-
eian. Columbus, Neh.
If yoa want photo that viii do you
Justice 60 to StransA 2-tf
Pure bred Piymoath Rock eggs foz
Matching. H. p. Coolidge. n
Editor Dale OF the Times had bnsi-
ness in Omaha yesterday.
Buy yoar room moulding OF Her.
ric.r, vhseo yoa get it cheap. 3
-MeaS summer underwear, from .
eeafs nm. at Won Bergen Bros.
Is Nu,aock vho h.. bs.o sick All
vintsr, u nov reported very iov.
L..s,, IA, Oxsora ,ov t;s. only
& R.,,.. r,,:,
-Dn Martyr, Evans 4 0ssr, o@os
49,. A., ,o.4h ~ F+;sdboes store Il
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The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

The fact that the Omaha Weekly
Wofld-Herald is issued twice a week
gives it an immense advantage over 9TH
Or weekly papers sent ont from Omaha.
A subscriber to the Weekly World
Herald gets his war news twice week
instead Of only once. For this service
the World Herald charges only 81.OO .
year, which 10 Len than one cent . copy.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

II your child has thin, pale cheeks,
uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep,
it has worms. and curing with strong
medicines only makes conditions
worse, by irritating its delicate stom-
ach. Whites Cream Vermifuge Is mild
but certain in effect, and is q superior
tonic As well as q prositive worm de-
strOyer. DR.. A. Heintx and Pollock Z
Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11
CASTORIA
Fer Infants and Chil1rsa.
IL XII Yas I'm Mv,ys ogugb|
s:..s.'. s::s: .: ., &NZSE.
YOU CAN SAVE

YOU CAN SAVE
from 10 10 Is hours between the Missouri
River, California, and Puget Sound
points by travelling over the Union Pa
cific, The Overland Route" Through
Pullman Palace Sleepers, Dining Cars,
Upholstered Pullman Tourist Cars are
run daily via this line, thereby giving
both inst and second class passenger
the very best accommodations to all
Colorado, Wyoming. Utah, Idaho, Mon
tana and Pacific Coast points. For
rates, advertising matter, and full in
formation, call on or address
mar31 ]. r MEAGHHR, AIT.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Goodale {.

Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Goodale &C
cepted the invitation Of the Mu chapter
1t Minneapolis Of Mr.. Goodale's society,
the Psi q, to attend the Sixty-fifth an
nual banquet, all their expenses being
paid, from the time they left their home
here until their return, and there vas no
stint in the entertainment of the aged
guests, either a to hotel fare or other
wise. There we're representatives, from
every direction, Judge Keyser Of Omaha
presiding at the banquet, at which there
were a hundred guests. Mr.. Goodale
had the place OF honor beside the pre-
siding officer, and made a speech appro-
pirate to the occasion, which was highly
appreciated by those present. Other
speeches were made, the set Grafton Of
the occasion being by the president OF
the Wisconsin state university on Spain.
Mr.. Goodale met Q classmate that he
had not seen since 1886, Col Martindale
Of Des Moines. He attended two recep-
tions given by young ladies, and also
was present at ball as spectator Of the
festivities. giving his autograph to fifty
Of those present, and Notwithstanding
that it Vas after 2 2o'clock in the morning
and be is very nearly S5 years old. his
signatures wefe not even shaky. He
tells N that north Of Sioux City, there
w. not . blossom in sight.
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Total valuation 8

A levy OF i've mills to the dollar on
ths valuation for four years would build
. north and south railroad through ths
state Of Nebraska, and the corn raissRs
a the state would be repaid the outlay
BY enc good season's saving Of rates, to
say nothing Of what might be saved to
producers OF other products, a. we'll a.
al consumers Of products shipped into
the state.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given that the frm of
Wurdeman Bros, located in the city Of
Columbus, Nebraska, and engaged in the
manufacture OF sash, blinds. doors,
mouldings and all other articles and
products usually manufactured in .
planning mill, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. and . division Of the
property made. The business will here
after be conducted under the manage
ment Of Charles Wurdeman. All out
standing claims will be collected by
Frank Wurdeman.
Signed this Sd day OF May, 1893.
Wurdeman Bros, by
CHARLES WURDKMAN,
81 FRANK WuRDKMAN.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

W. B. BAG kus OF Florence, in behalf
OF the citizee,s OF Florence, has invited
the members OF company X OF the Frst
to gala mig ut, sort Of jubilee celebra-
ton to be giy7en in their honor when they
come to Oms ha.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

H. G.. Nu0alman, beaksman on the
Albion branch, had . Close can last FRI
day. While switching ct 0snoa, BE bad
his right foot caught in sons manner
and had it badly bruised, bat fortunately
no bones were broken. He il congrst-
ulating himsslf that he did not lose the
member. A. it i, b viii b compelled
70 60 on crutches for . while. and viii
probably not b able for duty for . few
weeks.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

to Denver, Salt Lake City, San Fran
cisco and Portland, i via The Union
PAci6c. Tho seeviesof the Unioo Paeihe
to al principal western points = une1-
cslled By any other line md coaaises oe
Pullnan Pslses Slsspen Pullman
Toorik SIsepeea, Chair Can, DINING
Cana (1Geals . u eartA)
For tine tsbles end fall infosnatiou
eoll a J.R H1Aaa
Nta1o Aooak.
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teodent OF schools Tor Platte county.
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-An Ail'an and two Sons, AA Jsos.
Mra. 4 b. hummer and MA Charles
othiman went 20 Ancoan saturday 70
W. mo ''o'ef ' 'ne'r
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Tho best aesostnsot q trimmed hafs
IN town for u. $l.5O and Y Sailors .
and 5Oc. $l.75 salons nov for $l.2b.
An -. W. Walters, Thirteenth street,
oo'""o"'' "eo'
-Good boiIdlng iots west OF Ihird
ward school, Tor sale on easy terms. also
house, lot and barn On Twelfth stfsst
cheap. or trade Tor farm land. Inquire
OF L. e. Zinnecker. II
Alfred Willy last week accompanied
M. and Ara frank br1tei 70 the Old
country. HIS mother - isrt with Ars.
Robert Sehsad, Who cares Tor her very
much 70 her hkane'
%. E Rector and John Brock en-
tered upon thsir datiss 1T vssk -
guardians Of the citys welfare during
the long, lonely hours Of eho night.
Both the Qontl0me0 veil know how To
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RASgBoax-llcoday, Msy 9. at Els
a., Habsl B, daughter Of Nr. and
MR A. A Rangbogn.
Mabel began 70 Be III shout tvo wssls
go. and the opseafioa called tracheoto-
NY ~ performed Monday u Let week
By Dra Arnold and Baker, vsey success
tally Eslisving ths tro0ble Of bssathing.
but the hsaEt seemed not to b strong
saoQgh 70 feeovse, and % the end came.
Mabol ~ boen q Lima, Montana, June
%, l06. Tho funseal services viii b
hsad at The Il e church thu, Tuesday,
afternoon st s O'Clock. Ths ftisndD of
ths family sincerely sympathixe With
them in thsir bereavement.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the old firm Of Ernst 4
Schwarz must call and settle at the old
place Of business before May Is, "a "A
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Reol kS&ASe IfonSoefA.
Becher, Jsegi L Co, real estate agents,
report the following real estate transfefr
fled in the ONCE Of the county clerk for
the week ending May Z. 1888.
Rosina Spoessy to EhBc SGaab, lot . Ar
nold's ont lots, vd 3 80 90
VIM. Wizard to Alfred Powell. NJ nv
4 7-184W. Wd- Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
L. Rose Evans 70 E6s SfaAb, Lot 6, Ar
nold's 01t lots, Vd. l5O %
Meridian 6sarlas TO DanI Holleran,
nek ssk 3olw. I'D. 90 %
Neh. Centnl If. Co. to b. Z. Babcock.
pe nek sel s-l7-le, I'd. 60 50
John 1cCann to Lneinda z McCanA,
eli swk A10-le. Nd 800 20
F. W0rdeman to g. Loseks. \ lots l.2,
blk l2l, Columbns. Nd. ...... 700 90
Louis Held 70 T. Aossssa. w lot 3,
blk ll6. Columbus. vd. d...... 7a0 %
Neh Central II. Co. to Vim. webster,
sek sv,<, NJ svk 9-l7-lw, vd. 200 %
J. b. Schaefsr to Cha. Howe. pt sek
ssh l2-ls-zv. Nd. SO 90
Nsttie c. Hsndsrsoa to Frank b. Bur-
ssss, ssk AI7-lw. vd-..-... 500 %
Pioneer Town Site Co. to Rev. Scan
nell. pit ont lot b indsay, Nd 100 60
Philip Dechsr to p. z. 4 II. v. r
Co, pt NJ nvh II 30 Il. Wd. q 90
c. II. Sheldon to Carrie B. Todd Voaa,
lots I, 2 blk -. 6fsvsn's add To Co
lnmbus. ........... lsd0 90
Aassa Bill - Jena Bill, ~ LloAv,
vd................................. vd.. ssoo %
Neils Jensen to Jens d. Jensen, ~
nvs l7-ls-s-. I'd. d.................... 1890 %
Neils Jsossa to Hans Peter Jensen, W
.vs Mss. lsss %
Aaren Buh tn Hans G. Bnhl. nvh &
lasv, $50 %
Eishsssn transfers, toeal Saa,00S 80
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Ludwig, the 18-year- old son of Mr..
and Mn. William Plath, died Sunday
evening at $40 at the family residence
in the western part Of town, after long
illness. Of dropsy. He had been ailing
Tor more than q year, and for q while 1t
was thought that his trouble was rheu-
mstism, but positive symptoms OF drop
~ developed later Mr.. Plath 10 q
brother OF Leopold and Gus Path Of
this city, and only removed here from
Humphrey this spring. His one object
in moving was that his son might have
the best medical attendance possible.
The funeral service was held Tuesday 1T
the Methodist church, at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Nickel preaching the sermon from Job
Xix 25 to q, and the remains we're laid
to rest in the cemetery here. The BE-
reaved family have the sympathy Of
the entire community in their dark
hour OF bereavement.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

-When the news came last week that
Conmodors Dewey had sunk al the
Spanish ships in Manila bay, killed 800
Spaniards and Voanded 400 moro With
only tev oe his own mea alightly hurt,
It W. Interesting to 80 how The news
vas received. ChRiA Heedel said: The
folks over thsrs in Europe viii learn
some thing a what America can do"
Car1 HoAsn: ~Fnncs and The countries
vin probably kssp thair nosss ont"
Z Coebm: Spaia - nov the larxsst
s1h0aEins nayy in ths void"
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Are you lacking in strength and en-
efgy. Are you nervous. despondent. ir-
ritable, bilious. constipated and gen.
orally run down In health? II so, your
liver Is torpid. and q few doses Of Her
bine win cure you Herbine has 10
equal as . health restorer. DR.. A
Heint1 and Pollock Z Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11
Judge Sulh van visited at the camp.

The Lincoln Journal says that "as
poorly equip ped as-the veterans Of Wash
ington at Valley Forge, they have borne
their mlsfort unes patiently" " referring to
the lack OF preparation against rain.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

-As anothor Gvidsnco a IT, dawn a
. bsetse day, ~ noto ths fhce that ths
H1afte eouoty I'll = empty. The last
oesupant. 1nhiasna, ths ssR
hoaD tAis6 was taksa to Liacola . esv
vssks go. incs vAsa ths gloomy old
eslls havs bssa given over to The rsta.
Il = yell.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Review Of the veather near Genoa Tor
the month AZ Apeil. 1893
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

1t may be Of interest to many of our
readers to know that the value OF real
estate in Nebraska is as follows:
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11
Oohlrich Bros.
6apr3sn
OOLUlBUS MARKETS.

III yoa meet Q man in woe,
Walk right up and say halo.
Eay halo. and how dye do.
And hOv il this world q usin' you:
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Ono bum vas taken up Tor bsine
drunk and disoederly, fined 80, and in
dsfanlt OF payment, vas rssegated TO
work it oat, at the end of halled chain.
Two other buns, for breaking into Ar
mold Abts' saloon Saturday night, vere
sdjudeed to give 500 bonds to appear
ut district court, in default Of which
they were sent to Jail.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

-0sorge L Hollsabsck, hsving rsatsd
tie Csar Ctsak Mill, about Sunr nilss
south a ColnnbaA 10y ase 100 go
and ready Tor haainaa An 6ndb q
1our. grahan, gEpand I'D, ste, slvlvs
q hand Yoar PafEuaaos = so6ei1sd,
God tEsatnsnt assurod and sntiuehetina
gnaantssd 1p
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11


TIN JoUKxAL = prepared TO furnish
in The vesy latest styles, stationsris
goods Tor balls, parties, sntertainmsnts,
school exhibitions, concerts, graduating
s1srcises, and the thousand other occa-
sioas for which hns stationery and nice
printing arc in demand. We furnish ev-
ssything in our line at reasonable prices,
and strictly in line With the order. Il
-Mis Ethel Gertrude Galley on Fri
day evening Last gave . recital TOR erad-
uafioo, University of Nebfaska school OF
music, being the iirst Of her clan to
graduate in both vocal and instrumen-
tal music. She furnished al OF the
eighteen numbers Of the evenings en-
tertainmsnt except one orchestral num-
Der, to . delighted audience at university
chapel, Lincoln. Mr.. and Nrz. J. II.
Galley, their daughter Maud, and Ma
C. e Pollock were in attendance from
this city. Every Columbus acqaaint-
anee'of the talented young lady woald
like to have been there.
Stop that barking by use of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. 1t arrests the cough.
aliays irritation Of the throat. and re-
iieyes congestion Of the lungs in a day.
II is safe and pleasant to take. and
never disappoints. e5c. & SOC. DR.. A.
Heintx and Pollock e Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

You have often heard that old sav
- near alike - two eGER" Well, jast
take look into Hagsl 4 Stsvenson's
oBce window and you will SO about
thirty eggs and it viii prove hard task
for you to find hardly ono Of them
alike" It y certain, anyway. that
thsre aren't any two of them alike. in
color, size OF shape. The old adaes
quoted above. like many Others, needs to
Be revised and brought mp to date.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

mortal Day by the A. O. o. W. OF this
city. The lodge OF this city has sus-
tanned the Lon BY dsath Of only one
member, J. C. MeMahoo, whose remains
rest in the CatAolie cemetesy; . stran-
ger, Henry Durkop, rests in the Colum-
bus cemetery. TAs graves vers deco
rstsd during the afternoon BY members
Of the lodge.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

We notice b. Mondays Lincoln
Journal that out Of the seventy-6ve men
in Company K oe this city, ooly i've
failed to pen The rigid examination.
They were: Fred Coffee, James E
Hague. George Smith, Frank C. Riley
and Willard HopkinA In speaking Of
the examinations, The Journal says:
~Woe to The cigarette fsnd Who falls
into the hands of The doctor; he'll not
last - long - . frosted cake on . CON-
pany mes tab2e."
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

We handle . fall Ens Of Chase Z
Sanborn's RresA HooGted Co0eoo.
They are the besG Now = . good
time 70 buy Tea and Co0ee, - prices
are low and indieatious are vii 70
higher soon.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

Following 10 copy OF tho record Of
Platte eountys mortgage Indebtedness
for the month of April, 1893: Thirty
seven farm mortgages fled, amounting
to 9l366aO; same released, Thirty one.
Ss3,3A70; town and city mortgages
filed, twenty two, aggrseating S9,750OO;
same released, six, S36GOO; seventy two
ehattsl mortgages 6led, S55,6N GO, same
rslsassd, thirty mine, SS0,149Ah Sheriff
and other deeds in foreclosure, three.
The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

week several now pieces Of sidewalk in
progress Of construction. We arc a.
ways glad to note these improvenents
and - suggest, incidentally, that there
u much need for this kind oe work in
the town. The city itself has one street
sersst crussing that 10 know Of needing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-12-08

WE are a strangely sentimental people.
strongly addicted 10 evaporation and
hero worship and prone To magnify our
own virtues. / he war with Spain has
given ms an opportunity to whIttle and
relate onr exploits. And We are dong il.
Every one Is hero. SIgshe.., w hose boat
was III lwn mp by lreacherv, negligence or
accident has become a hero because of the
disaster. There is no hing in the con
dact of the war by the lana forces which
should evoke national pride eXcei the
personal bravery of the troops eng, gsd,
Int /, is magnificent campaign. Spain
was toStering. A breath OF wind was al
most sutficIeuu TO destroy her authority
in Der &c peude ncIes. Had We encoun' err
ed tro 'ps in Cuba backed by a nation
having resources, animal by hope al d
rot depressed by the certainty of al I'm
ale and cfu hing defeat, the personal
bravery If our men would not have pre-
Ted the annihllation of our invading
army. Onr loops won IL a dash, a brill
liant one, with no concerted action other
than that which comes from a WILLINGNESS
10 fight. The enemy had no recuperatlve
powers and the only danger we had TO
contend with was that arising from the
Incompetence of those put IN charge by
the war department. The army found
subsistence difficult after victory: what
would the condition be under defeat :?
What il the Spanish power had not crum-
bled at the first rude shock of war?
Bnastlug over the defeat of dying IA
ton is poor sort of patriotism. 1t gives
rs false idea Of that wor Is and of our
ability to do things without adequate
preparation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-12-08
NOTES FROM NERO.

Miss Mary Krofta left for Milwau-
kee few days ago.
A farmers institute will be held at
Tisch Mills the coming winter.
Boats still continue to receive a por
ton OF their cargo from our pier.
Miss Ida Nicholson. left for a short
visit to Chicago on Saturday last.
Mrs. John Duchan of Franklin
spent few days among Two Greeks
friends.
Mrs. IL. johnson returned hon e
from Chicago recently after spending
the past few weeks In that place.
The Koch cheese factory operated
by Chas. Messman. ceased operations
for the season on Tuesday of last week
Gust Eggert the we'll known stock
dealer of this vicinity, shipped Cal
load of live stock to Chicago last week
George Searson and Aug. Wilsins
| of this vicinity left for the pineries il
northern Wisconsin couple of day.
ago.
Frank Johanek recently joined thu
army of heredicts Mr. and Mrs. 10
hanek intend to make this place tLeil
future home.
As usual quite a number of til,
young men who were employed il
Winnebago, Ill, from this place ar,
! home to spend their winter.