The Columbus journal., 1900-02-21

Henry Luckey, who hes . public
auction sale at his farm this Tuesday,
expects to move into Columbus this
spring.
Bernard Miller OF Bismark town.
ship, while in the cornfield Thursday,
sprsined his left ankle, and will proba-
bly, be laid up for several weeks.
Rev. A. Rogers on Sunday rendered
his resignation - minister, to the Con-
gregstional church Of this city, effective
April 8. He has been here six years.
We have . line Of tinware, kitchen
utensils, underclothing, stationery, boots
and shoes. II you need anything in our
line call and see us. Won Bergen Bros.
We notice that February u, John
Tannahill was granted an increase Of
pension from $6 to S8. We suppose that
the application was made some time ago.
"A costumer from Omaha will be at
the Clother hotel tomorrow, where any
who desire, can rent costumes at reas-
enable prices for the Hookies' mask ball.
Just about the whole town will put
in an appearance at the Hookies' mask
ball at the opera house tomorrow night.
Plenty of maskers and dead loads" OF
fun.
Tho fact is horses are now gaining
| in value daily and the breeder has indeed
q most encouraging outlook for many
years to come.-Horseman and Stock
| man.
"A few more of the Failor stock Of
thoroughbred bulls and heifers left and
for sale at c. K. Davies place. Address
Silver Greek post-ofioe. or better, call
personally. tt
e. II. Jenkins had Q carload OF hogs
and also ono OF cattle on the South
Omaha market Tuesday morning OF last
week, getting for the former $4.821k, the
latter $3S5.
The new chapel in the st. Francis
Academy will be dedicated Wednesday
or Thursday. The Improvements in the
school add much to the convenience OF
the building.
-Weyman Brown, barber, is tempo
rarily located with Mr.. Moersen, in tho
block east of his former location, and
would be pleased to have his patrons call
upon him there.
| The ladies OF the NJ. e. church will
given chicken pie supper this Wednes-
day evening in the building east Of the
State Bank, on Twelfth street, formerly
occupied by q restaurant.
If the weather is favorable the
Hookies' street parade will take place at
about 2:3O Thursday afternoon. 81
Plunkard's ''rube band" is now in the
city, and will furnish the music.
When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body the application Of
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will
give prompt relief. Price, Is and 80
cents. A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
The rumor that Thomas Gentleman
has resigned his position here as police
man is not true, at least as yet. He
asked for and received a lay-of, and is at
Omaha. Marv. Elston is acting as
special.
If newspapers, generally, both dailies
and weeklies, will do more illustrating of
local and general events, it will be found
profitable every way, the more general
use of cuts making their cost much less
than now.
-Nebraska has 628,75O milch COWS.
valued at $40, ,748OOO The first cream
cry established in the state was by John
j. King of West Point in 1873, still in
successful operation under Mr.. Kings
management.
The burning buildings on Eleventh
street Thursday morning made terri
bly, hot fire-the new hook and ladder
truck being somewhat damaged by hav-
ing the paint blistered although being
stationed on the opposite side OF the
street.
Our new sample line of Carpet fol
the spring has arrived. Our line com.
prises the latest patterns Of Plush Vel.
vets, Moquette, Administer, Wilton Vel.
vets, and all grades Of Ingram Carpets
We can save you from 10 to 25c q yard
The Fair. 2t
james Armstrong of this city and
Miss Knollin of Shenandoah, Iowa, were
married at the latter place Thursday last
Miss Anna Nichols of Columbus being
present at the ceremony. The happy
couple, with Miss Anna, arrived in ths
city Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Schroeder, Miss Louise
Schram and Mrs. Charles Jens enter
tanned the Ladies' Orpheus societ,
Thursday, at the home Of Mrs. Jens
The evening was spent in playing cards
Mrs. Robert Wagner winning first prize
, q cup and saucer.
Tuesday evening Of next week, Feb
q, the Epworth league will hold rail-!
3 at the Methodist church. Prominen
men in Epworth league work will b
j" present and address the people. Specia
3 music will be provided for the occasion
= The public is invited.
The body of Maurice Beatty arrives
Saturday at Central City. Beatty for
merly lived in Merrick county, ant
moved to Minnesota about four year
ago, joining the Thirteenth Minnesota