The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Columbus, Nebraska
Our fathsrs' God! from ont whose hand
The centaries iall like gsains oe sud.
We mest today. united. free.
And loyal to 0ar land and Thee.
To thank Thee Tor Tie era done.
And trust The Tor tie openinG one.
From Whittise's '>Centennial Hymn

And loyal to oar land and Thea
To thank Thee for ths era done.
And trust The Coz tAs Opening oas.
From Whittise's "Centennial Hymn"
49,
Miss Anna Sturgeon invited I few
friends to . skating party Monday oven.
ing to watch the old year out.
Pretty snug winter weather. the
Thermometer registering g. below zero
Monday morning and g. below Tuesday
morning.
Marriage license has been issued to
Matthew ]. Baker and Mics Tracy
Policin; to Diedrich Sisfken and Misa
Katrine Balture.
Emil Hardensen 10 taking Q vaca-
ton from his work Ut Herrick's on %.
count OF sickness. His brother Otto il
taking his place.
III. w. Howell, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee & 81. Paul r r VA in the city
Thursday on business.
Mrs. /. Janing Of Osceols came over
last week to visit relatives, and wa
taken quite sick Saturday at her fathers
home, Jacob Zinnecker.
Those who attended the dance given
BY tho American-Swi band ut Duncan
Monday night report . good attendance
and . hne time generally.
AT the meeting Of the State sheri6a
association at Omaha Friday last J. C.
Byrnes, Platte county's sheriff, was elect
ed president for the coming year.
Rev. w. A. Davies Of the Cooereea-
t;onal church has accepted . call to
Platte Center, and has removed his fam
lily. He has been living at Howella
The Nebraska City board Of health
purposes using formaldehyde, either in
vapor or gas, - . ~disinfectant, being the
best Of known drugs against all microbes.
-wANrED-ACTIvE NAN OF GOOD Char
acter to deliver and collect in Nebraska for old
established manufacturing Wholesale house.
500 yesr, sn!s psy: Honssty moFs than expe.
rie0ce required. Our references. any bank in any
ope. Manufacturers. Third Floor. ssa Dearborn
st., Chicago. 12mch
Charles Guta died OF cancer We'd
nesdsy last, the funeral taking place
from the Catholic church at Duncan,
Thursday at 10 O'Clock. He was 50
years Of age.
Envelopes with your return card
printed on them, for 50 cents . single
hundred; for larger quantities, and diff.
ferent grades, cali 1t The JoURxAI
Office for prices.
"A recent fire in the Office OF The
Platte County Democrat Ut Humphrey
would have done much damage had moi
the firemen arrived in good q and
quelched the flames.
Mr.. Dillenbeck, who owns tho gold
mine between Milford and Crete, 10 nov
thinking oe working tho mire in earnest
expecting to make it ct least $40 . ton
in its output OF gold.
-Dr. Martyr VA called to 0enoe II
consultation With homo doctors ct tb,
homo Of II. n. Kellogg. Wednesday, Mrs
Kellogg being nick With scarlet fever. ani
tho house quarantaned.
-Mn E A. Follanshy Of Fremont hal
been awarded . verdict OF $500 To-
damages su6ered by injuries from q de
fsctive sidewalk. It j veil enough tha'
Fremont = able to psy.
-Editor Tanner Of Fullerton, in Go
lumbus one day lhst week reported
sure enough cass q smallpox in hi
ton. b.k nr.c.nt;on.rv m.esur,. n,
think, viii prevent it, spread.
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II. Raueiet church T.eedav evsnina
n, Cnnnoe d.,i,..;no 49, emo.
In. = IN. 60 - ~ ), ~
Church incs Nm rsmodeaed.
"A pev bue;ne,, Arm for Co,upbu
h,. bssn sormed nth ID n N.vm.p
m.,...- and c.n.a n. N.h,..,u r.,,
land Io.n O. ne;r omc. !. an O;,
street opposite ths Meridian hotel.
"A - a. l.pd ~ u,d. MONDAY h.
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