The Columbus journal., 1901-05-01

handsome work done in the line oi
printing, call at THR JOURNAL ofIics.
-Iuslin underwear. The
prettiest In town. See them at
E. ID. Fitzpatrick's.
II still have room for . few more
horses and colts to pasture. Inquire at
hardware store of G. g. Easton.
Spring and summer goods
all In. See them. The White
Front Dry Goods Store.
L. w. Snow invites you to examine
his fine line OF hammocks and croquet
sets. No trouble to show goods.
Louis Held's gasoline engine blazsd
up Saturday afternoon but no special
damage wss done to surroundings.
Ebert Hellbusch has resigned a.
postmaster ut Oldenbusch, this county,
and F. A. Hellbusch has been appointed.
Leo Rollins, who has . job Of work
for r. 8. Dickinson near Platte Center,
passed Sunday with his folks in the
city.
-Uhlrich von Bergen disposed OF his
stock of shoes Friday to A. j. Smith Of
Humphrey, and they were cent up Sat-
urday.
Frank ROrer was down town Satur-
day for the first time since his accident
several weeks ago. He walks with
crutches.
Real estate transfers for Colfax
county show the sale by Herman Oehl-
rich to Ed. Lamhofer Of sv4. 2O-l7-2,
for 5000.
DR.. Nauman goes this week TO Balti-
more, where he will meet two children,
q nephew and niece. who are crossing
the ocean alone.
Mrs. ]. ]. Sullivan entertained Ia
dies to q whist party Saturday after
noon in honor OF her sister.in-law, Mrs.
t0fk0f Oh O0nO3.
We have just put in some nice side
boards and buffetts, new iron beds, nice
ones, and new, new goods, good goods.
Watch us. Herrick. 2
Mrs. Fred. Gottschalk, sr., has been
very i'll for some weeks. She is one Of
the Oldest pioneers, and heretofore has
had excellent health.
Series X of the Columbus Building
and Loan Association is now open for
subscription at the Office OF the secre-
tary, II. Hockenberger. 3t
Lost, between Columbus and Rich
land, on the Telephone road, dark-gray
overcoat. Finder will please leave at
JOURNAL Office and get reward.
Chauncy Hagel Saturday last caught
twenty-ssven fish, bull-heads and sun
fish. The lad is 10 years old and is .
true disciple OF Isaak Walton.
The Sunday supplement to the
Omaha Bee contains q picture OF Hon. L.
L. Albert of this city, ono OF the now
Supreme court commissioner.
Miss Lydia Sturgeon visited rela-
tives here Thursday on her way from
Omaha to North Platte, where she takes
q good position ss stenographer.
-Mrs. Henry Abts, who has been at
St. Mary's hospital several weeks, sub
mitted to an operation last Wednesday,
and is rapidly recovering her health.
-FoR SALE-2OO acres OF good farm
land, north OF Genoa, in Platte county,
for sale at . reasonable price. Call on
Becher, Hockenberesr and Chambers.
Jacob Ripple, who has moved to
vicinity Of Baltimore, Maryland, will be
pleased to greet his three children, Who
start this Tuesday for their future home.
Harry Moserove came home last
week from Omaha, where he had been
in bed for some time With Rheumatism.
He was accompanied by John g. Pollock.
Farm land all around in Nebraska
is bringing good prices these days, and
what is being sold goes mostly to Ne
braska people. who BEST understand it,
worth.
Charles Chapin OF Oconee was in
the city Friday. The bsGt' news with
him seemed to be that tho late Weathel
he's been excellent for the growth oi
small grain.
-Envelopes with your return card
printed on them, for 50 cents . single
hundred; for larger quantities, and dif
ferent grades, call ct Tn JouRNAl
Office for prices.
Tho score Of the base ball games at
Genoa last Wednesday and Thursdsy
were: The Nsbrasks Indians scoring
respectively, 2 and 10. - against Genos
Indian school, and 6.
Rev. W. II. Prescott Of Lincoln hal
been holding revival meetings ct th'
Methodist church, Genos. 4r. Prescott
vas formerly engaged here in tho bool
and stationery business.
DIR. Roux, tho French physician
regards can do cologne, inhaled two q
three minutes several times day, - q
infallible cure for cold in ths bead whss
tho inst symptoms are noted.
Tho Meikleiohn Rites oe Fullerton
gave Q ball and banquet !ast Ffida!
night, ct which wsrs present Gen. kilial
and Capt. Hockeobefger oe this city
Mr.. Nsiklejohn We also present.
| "A special to the Omaha Woeid-Hse
aid of Thursday from Norfolk sid: To
general merchandise store Of Shurez
Jenkins was entered BY bufslafs ~
might, and drs0 goods worth $50 tahsn