The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
Bring us your sam
ples of Omaha dry
goods ee0paTe nd ue
will save ye1 nesey. E.
D. Fitzpatrick.

II e Stltec- dQcnb cl Inc EtHecE
Sewing Machine Co, has recently So
cured a prize from them, having n a
cnnr lest sold a. machines. and sent l
s664ss N money. He gets SI5 IN gold
and a gold fountain pen which vii be a
nice souvenir OF the company.
4 D. White OF ST. Edward. was
pulled again Saturday fer selling
liquor N violation Of the law. He was
arraisned before County Judge Camp
bell and waived examination and gave
bonds 10 appear before the spring term
of the district court-AIbIon News.
john Craig Of Schuyler. l. sending
ou1 circulars advertising bus horse
breaking machine. his patent seems 20
be the first successful machine made.
He claims the worst KIND of buckinG.
kicking or runaway horse a De trained
with perfect safety 30 horse and driver.
Married $50 ?. n. Wednesday, BY
Rev. c. 4 Weed al the rectory OF Grace
Episcopal church. Gustave E Preibe and
Miss Mary White. They began house
keeping az once II Mrs. Merrilrs dwell
ing. south Of the rectory, and The JocR-
NAL wishes them abundance of happiness.
Spencer Butterield. the 12-year-oId
son of ". 4 ButterieId. of Norfolk. had
nus left thigh bone broken playing foot
bali last Wednesday afternoon about
4 o'clock. In the scrImma0e he was
thrown down and about a dozsr young
sters piled on top Of him. breaking his
left thigh bone.
We see by the St. Edward Sun. that
Lee ODonneil formerly of Columbus
vas married Thanksgiving DAY II LIN
coin- 20 Miss VIENNA Thompson. a former
resident of Genoa. Lee vas al one time
an employs OF this office md nus acguair-
tances here wish him much happiness N
his married life.
The Gustava Male Q~uarteste on
cert SATURDAY evening. gwen under the
auspices OF the High school, was greeted
BY a large audience. Nearly every num-
Der or the program was encnored- Sun
day morning and evening the quartet
assisted the choir Ii the Presbyterian
church II song services
Miss NeIIie Pheney held the lucky
number "A that drew the horse II the
rafae gITen by Loran Baruum SATURDAY
night When asked which she preferred.
the horse or So II cash. she accepted
the latter proposition and everybody
interested Il the drawing seemed pleased
that she was the winner.
Major kIlianis fine blooded horse
received some bad cuts across one fore
leg BY running int a barb-wire fence
last Friday. NJ. kilian vas hunting
east OF town and had guue INTO a pas
rure 70 find game when the horse BE-
came treishsened and nm INTO the vire
fence. With the above result
At Omaha recently d.. Dcnahue.
charged With ~practcin9 medicine with
out a license. has been set free. Judge
Baxter holding that although the evi-
dence showed that Donahue had violated
section L, std as no penalty va fixed
By law for a violation OF said section. the
court vas without power 70 hold the de-
PENDANT Tor triaI N the district court
Saturday evening. December q 1888,
Baker Pus No. 9. GAR elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
EO Rector, commander, 81. I. Adams.
senior vice commander. Ed Clan, junior
wee commander. HI Spoery, quarter
master; A " Clark, chapllm; e L
h0Aa.er, officer Of the day Y. Ioanx,
oHeer Of the guard, z h Funk. sur.
esnn; h Galley. VA NeAlE1ter and
Il Whitm0yer. trustees; 81 L Adams,
l delegate; Ed 0axk, alternate.