The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
THE WHITE FRONT.
Spring Capes, Wrappers,
Skirts, Muslin Underwear. See
them and get our prices.
r. ID. FITZPATRICK.

Tho
Marie Bell
Opera Company.
-Thursdsy March p. opera house.
Enquire Of Herrick for baby bug
gies.
Mr.. Flynn, formerly of this city,
now Of Spaulding. vas in the city Mon
day.
%. L. Baker vas looking over the
South Omaha cattle market last We'd
needay.
C. G. Bowman OF Omaha vas in the
city q couple OF days last week on legal
business.
"A child Of Mr.. and Ma Henry Zy-
bach Vas christened by Rev. Do 0eller
on Sunday.
1t is reported here now that Albert
Luth intends to 60 to Alaska the COM
ing summer.
The weather 10 still cold enough to
give us ice q quarter OF IN inch thick in
the mornines.
jonas Welch, Monday, soliciting aid
for Cnbsns. succeeded in gathering $50,
in a short time.
LA Mascot" al the opera house
Thursday evening, by the Marie Bell
opera company.
William Haeel, ST., Who has been
sick all winter, We are sorry to report u
growing weaker.
Don't fail to hear the Marie Bell
opera company At the opera house
Thursday evening.
Ed. Brunschweiler, Who has been in
Denver the last five months and hall.
has returned to stay.
Mr.. Archer. an aged gentleman OF
So. died Sunday at John Heibei's, after
an illness OF three days.
James, the 7-year-old son OF Thomas
Gorman. fractured an arm Monday Of
Can furnish Dwarf French Csnnas
or any variety OF bulbs or plants on short
notice. Clinton C. Gray. 2t
The fishing season has opened and
several fine pike were caught in the
river the first of the week.
H. NJ. Jolls, day fireman on the q. p.
switch engine. made this Office q pleas
an. call Friday, on business.
Mrs. !. c. Filiman returned We'd
nesday last from Chicago, where she had
been several weeks on business.
AT 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon the
thermometer was &C. above zero, and
yesterday, Tuesday. it was 4 above.
e. ID. REYNOLDS has rented his barn
to Chas. Isitt. who recently came from
Illinois The lease holds for a year.
There is an occasional eagle in the
air-ons was killed near Ord last week
that measured seven feet from tip to tip.
Henry Ragatz is having erected a
warehouse in the rear OF the store 2)x3O,
thirty inch foundation and ten-foot
posts.
M J. Thompson OF St. Edward, al
though still quite poorly, is gaining nov
in strength. He was taken seriously i'll
last June.
The Monroe Looking Glass says
that Will Crookham and Charley Ger
rard started for California Tuesday OF
last week.
Hon. W. NJ. Robertson OF Norfolk.
well-known republican politician, is q
candidate for the district attorneyship
OF Nebraska
IF. H. Williams and family moved to
the city last week and will live in Mr..
Elliott's large dwelling house on Fiji
teenth street.
See our new line Of ties. the latest
and most popular in stripes, plaids and
checks. at Mrs. NJ. W. Walters. Thir-
teenth street. 2t
Mrs. Rev. Rush and children ar
rived last week from California Mr..
Rush has been preaching at Albion for
some time past
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an S-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. If
-Theo. Friedhof returned Wednesday
from Chicago, where he has been pur-
chasing goods He reports business
there very lively.
Baptist church, J. d. Pulls, pastor.
Services March q, IL a m. 7!30 p. M
Morning, shepherd and Sheep" even
ing. why Is 1t So?"
Miss Edna Funk left for Omaha
Monday, her father and mother having
been there some time. They will run .
Trans Mississippi hotel.
The most complete and latest mar
ket reports are found in The Omaha Bee.
II you cannot get the Daily try the
Weekly at 65 cents q year.
Down in Dodge county, the assess-
ors have agreed among themselves to
list bicycles this year at SO. They
rated them last year at $40.
Miss Lydia Pierce of st. Edward
aged 19 years, died Thursday morning
at the Sisters hospital, and the remains
were taken home Friday for burial.
Good building lots west of Third
ward school, for sale on easy terms. also
house, lot and barn on Twelfth street
cheap. Inquire of L. G. Zinnecker. IT
Died, Wednesday of last week IN
infant 8 months old OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ferd. Boe:tcher. The funeral was held