The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

celled.
With sunshiny weather, it dom,
take long for the roads to dry.
Nice new couches, something nev
and cheap, Herrick'a 81
/. The boys are s.vins their nickela
for Wall.ceis show Friday. the 23d.
-Comrades T.nnahin. Adams and
Mcdonald vent to Omaha Wednesday.
-Conference OF the Methodist church
At Schuyler re1t week. beginning the
9th
-4n- John Wagner has been very
sidk for several weeks past with rheuma-
usm-
Judge McAllister was at Fremont
last Wednesday, looking over the stu
alton.
Born to Ars. A. c. Pickett at River
side, California. August 3O, q daughter.
All well.
"A change In the Union Pacific time
table See the changes In today's
JOURNAL
Fred Gottschslk Is putting some
valuable repairs on his Eleventh street
property
John Bader returned Thursday
from Cripple Greek. Colorado, coming
by wagon
Some fifty members Of Camp a99 go
Ia Omaha Ia enjoy Woodman time at the
Exposition
The Wallace Shows is the bes, seen
here IN decade. Cincinnati CONNER
cial- Tribune.
Girls hats, Tams and caps in the
Dewey, Maine and Militia styles, at j.
c. Fllman's-
The Union Pacific eating hoase Is
being torn down and Will be rebuilt In
Wyoming. near Carbon
To see the Great Wallace Shows is
TO See all there Is Of legitimate worth In
a circus.-Washington Post,
Thursday, a $50 COW belonging to
Hans Elliott lay down IN the pasture
and died-no cause known.
Regular meeting Of 4. and L. of s.
Friday, Sept, I'd, st Odd Fellows hall.
Maggie Meagher, president
Roosevelt Rough Rider fedoras and
round hats at prices that viii make you
buy them, at ]. C. Fillmanis.
1t Is believed that the Illinois Cen
trial Is preparing to push an air line to
Omaha from Fort Dodge, 135 miles
Lem. Andrews OF Omaha was In
town Saturday on his way To Monroe,
where be will relieve the agent a few
days.
AT surprise party on Roy Paschsl
Wednesday evening. some twenty Of his
young friends had a very enjoyable
time
-Wm- Schilz makes boots and shoes
II the best styles, and uses only tine very
best stock that can be procured IN the
market II
The Cecilian club will meet next
Monday evening with Miss Martha
Turner. All members are requested to
be present
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get sn s-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Duseell L Son
for only $500 If
News was received here Monday OF
the death Of Gus KohIer, soldier, II
Tennessee He formerly helped Mr. E.
Pohl IN his grocery.
| Services II the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath Morning, God will do
the hard thing for Us" evening. The
Twentieth Century Movement"
C. S. Easton and family, Harley
Oicott and family and Otto Hummer
and family were among the visitors to
the Exposition Monday morning.
-Mrs. F. H. Rnsche Is entertaining a
number of lady friends today, Tuesday,
IL honor Of Mrs. Patterson Of Eldorado.
Kansas. who Is visiting Mrs Rusche.
Mrs. Ecker, living near Samuel
Imhof's II Butler township. died Sun
day from the effects of kick by horse
on Saturday. She was seventy years
old.
| j. G.. Reeier, Gus Spence. E. H.
Chambers and Homer Robinson CON-
posed 4 party OF fishermen near Monroe
who had good success a couple of days
last week
We have engaged the assistance Of
Miss Rose Palmer. who has been en-
ployed by Schlesinger i Mayers Of
Chicago, as our head trimmer. ]. C..
FIllmsn.
August Buettner has had his herd
Of cattle vsccinaiej against black leg by
DR.. Underburg. This is said to be a
sure preventive for this disease Madi-
son Reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W Talbitzer, Mr..
and Mrs j. H Sacrsder, Nell Sacrider
and Mr. and Mrs. ". ". Maunington
went TO the state reunion Tuesday,
Monroe Republican.
The Outlook says that the ranches
around Cedar Rapids are buying corn
IN the field, paying from six to eight
dollars an acre They require that the
core shall be cut and shocked
| The treatment for worms must Be
prompt and safe. Whites Cream Yer
nifuge car be trusted to restore your
child 10 health II is tonic 6 well ss
a worm destroyer. Every bottle guar
anteet to bring wormS. Sc Dr.. A