The Columbus journal., 1899-08-09
Rev De{reIler has hs,ap on ,ba sir

Rev. DeGeller has been on the sick
list the past two weeks. He is nov
better
-C-needa glass Of our refreshing soda
these hot days. Best In town. Still
mans Pharmacy.
The ladies' of the NJ E. church viii
serve Ice cream on the church lawn this
Wednesday evening
We call attention To changes in the
Union Pacific timetable, effective since
Monday Of this week.
IF 1t was little dryer or a little
vetter, II would suit ME better is the
way one man puts IL
Mrs. John B. Huber has been under
the doctors care the past two weeks
She Is now convalsscing.
George Hsngler says that the wind
accompanying the heavy rain one night
last week, lodged the corn badly.
Henry Gass started Wednesday for
Rock county, where be has landed in
terests which he Is looking after.
-Gettelman's Pure Malt Beer, the
finest Milwaukee produces. at Wm.
Buchsr's Beer Garden. 24aug
Prot Garlichs assisted in a concert
n Cedar Rapids last Wednesday. where
he received many compliments.
The Orpheus singing society give a
picuic August 18th. at ". E Ernst s
grove, 2la miles north OF the city.
For fine photos. sure to please. call
at the ground floor studio, Olive street.
Patterson 4 McGill, photographers. t.
j. F. Stems and August Wetgen
started Friday for trip to France and
Germany, expecting to be absent several
months.
-Wm- Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles. and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. t
For few weeks past flies have been
pest, almost unbearabie at times.
covering cattle and horses. making them
nearly frantic.
The woodwork at the scales Of c. 4.
Speice has been renewed. also the side
walk This makes the outside conform
with the inside.
Mrs. D. c. kavanaueh went to
Omaha Saturday TO meet her husband
who is returning from Milwaukee IN his
usual good health.
The rain fall Of Thursday night and
Friday morning was two inches. At
Grand Island and Cedar Rapids there
was considerable hail.
Theodore. the l2-year-old son of
Peter Weber. fell from the LOup wagon
bridge Friday, and fractured his night
arm Just above the wrist.
Joseph Nicoiaicek. a farmer living
about four miles vest Of the city, had
his cattle shed destroyed by fire . few
days ago. No insurance.
The new pipe organ Of the German
Lutherans at Grand Island contains
Loss pipes and was constructed by
Moeller Of Ha9erstovn. Nd.
William Hasel's new and neat SIX.
room cottage southeast Of the court
house is nearing completion and viii
soon be ready for occupancy.
John Abeeglen. a plastsrer, while in
the country at work last week, fell down
and suffered q fracture Of a leg, which
viii lay him up for some time.
-Governor Poynter passed through
the city Saturday on his way to Lincoln
from San Francisco. vhither he had
gone to meet the First Nebraska
1t is thought the water supply in
this section Is ample to mature the corr
crop. As We write, Monday forenoon,
the air is delightfully."- moist and cool.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81.
Rusche entertained q number OF thei,
friends at their beautiful home north
vest Of the city Tuesday Of last week.
Game to nv premises. one half mile
east Of Columbus. August ID. one hog
Owner please call, prove property, pa
charges and take it away. John Huber
d
j u Curtis, notary public, copying
and typevriting. Odice In rear oi
Charles A. Speice's coal o6ice. Wher
you need anything in my line give me Z
call. #
-BALLARD'S SNOW LININEN1
gives instant relief In cases OF Bleeding
Burns. Bruises. Scalds, Cuts, etc, Pnc,
25 and 50 cta Dr.. A. Heintz and Pol
lock 4 Co.
-Dr. Baker, physician and surgeon
Residence. Seveatsenth and Quincy
O6ce. Olive st, first door north Of Brod
fuehrer Telephone: O@ce %; resi
dence 46 II
The republican county central CON.
mittee are due to meet this aftarnooa Q,
2 O'Clock. at the o6ice Of J. d. Stires
Notice, We suppose, has been gwen 4
members by postal eard