The Columbus journal., 1901-07-17


DO not fail to go our 8-foot Ralvan
lied steel mill for $500. A. Dussell
Son. tt
George Lehman OF tho Auditorium
committee says that the contract is t.
be let July q.
John Staufer has accepted the po
sition OF book keeper with tho firm ol
Asche & Ryan.
Miss r. B. Rickly Of this city haa
been employed ~ teacher tho coming
year at Monroe.
DR.. McKean's method OF making
aluminium plates places them on N
equality with gold.
The latest styles in millinery are
shown in the August Designer. now for
sale by j. H. Galley.
The Young Peoples society OF the
German Reform church had . picnic in
Rudat's grove Sunday.
The weather 10 not too hot for
bowling because OF tho electric fan in
operation, at Hagel's. II
Bob Appleby Of Stanton, county
clerk, and interested in real estate busi-
ness, was in town Saturday.
There IL q crowd Of about twenty
young people camping out north on
Shell creek this and last vssk.
L. G. Patterson, formerly . compos-
itor working in this city, il now ct Fair
bury, Nebr., working in his line.
-Mn. N. J. Gentleman has been sm-
ploysd a. teacher in District 4 for the
coming yesr.-Platte Center Signal.
The Telegram has placed it, 5.horse
power gasoline engine in tho basement
Of it's new plant on Nebrasks Avenue.
July II, an evening with the Beach
& Bowers' famous minstrsls will doubt
less be enjoyable to those who attend.
"A clear saving on trimmed hats,
sailors. leghorns, hsndkerchiefs, corssts,
stockings or underwear, ut J. G. Fill
mans. Il
Summer Goods. wrappers,
etc. Bargains, Great Bargains at e. D.
Fitzpatrick the White Front dry goods
store.
Gus. Schroeder and Frod. 0regorius
have returned from the shoot ut Omaha,
bringing with them q good share OF the
prizes.
Fred. C. Williams OF this city IL men,
toned among the leading applicants for
the principalship OF the Schuyler High
school.
Joe Gutzmer, delivery boy for Asche
4 Ryan, was overcome by heat Tuesday
of last week and for q few days was
quite sick.
WIN. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in tho
market. It
"A game OF baseball Sunday ut
Duncan resulted in II for the Loup
Bottom nine from Woodbufu, against
81 for Duncan.
Miss Rosa Stau6er has been engaged
to teach the Tschudin school tho coming
year. Miss Tena Zinnecker will teach
the Imhof school.
Humphrey il. coming along space
the electric light plant owned BY private
parties, was put into use for the first
time Sunday week.
On Wednesday . nine Of Beulah,
Nebraska, played ON the ball grounds
here against the homo nine, 6 to &, in
favor OF Columbus.
%. G. Shannon returned from tho
Black Hills country Saturday morning.
He says that country 10 ''out Of sight" :"
Everything booming.
Il. Sibberuseu OF Omaha vas in the
city Thursday, and it seemed quite nat
ural to sec him on tho streets OF Colum-
bus, even il only for tev hou1.
0-Rev. A. W. Mcclellan OF st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, will preach, morning and
evening, next Sunday ut tho Prssbyts-
rian church. Everybody Welcome
Bishop formerly 'Chaplain1 No
Csbe is to speak ut st. Edward July g
JOURNAL readers in that vicinity viii b
amply repaid BY going to hear him.
-FoR SALE-20O acres Of good farm
land, north OF Genoa, in Platte county,
for sale at . reasonable price. Call On
Becher, HockenberHer and ChsmberaL
The Oldest white minstrel company
on the road under ono oontinuous man
aeement-Beach 4 Bovers' City artists.
This Wednesday evening at thsir tsot.
Nance countys treasurer in his
statement shows . balance on had al
$24, 1880, and among the sums that
make up this total u "intsrsst S6e2 296" !"
DIR. Evans moved The little building
on Thirteenth street oceupisd By Wn.
Speice for many years - tailor shop,
to his addition in the nosthwsstsrn part
OF the city.
y. r Campbell, travelling Manager
Tor Swift and Company a Chicago. ~
in the city two days Lest vssk and mads
trips over The branch roods a tho On
ion Pacific from haca.