The Columbus journal., 1901-05-01

-Dn. Martyr, Evans / 0sse. o@e
three doors north Of Ftiedhof's store. {
Round trip tickets on tho Borlinsto,
between Omaha and San Francisco. goot
to return until August 81, t45; othe
distances in proportion. Dates OF sal'
July 6 to Is
John Flanniean and Fred. Rollins
Philippine soldiers known to Columbus
folks, are reported - among the arri
vals st San Ftancisco last Wednesday
homsvard bound.
John Burrell is reported q slowly
improving, and was allowed . few hour
out Wednesday to get shave and draw
his pension. He will probably b taken
to Lincoln shortly.
-Nels Hasselbalch, one OF St Ed
wards most prominent merchantmen,
has besn confined to his room this vssk
with eryGpslas. We understand be ID
improving now.-Sun.
Newer give up to children il they ars
in the wrong; do not rob them OF . mem
ory that their mother and father were
always true to their principlea-May
Ladies' Home Journal.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riaee today, May l, Of DR.. G. H. Camp
bell to Miss Emma Morse, both Of Clarks.
at the Congregational church there, 10
O'Clock, followed by reception at 1880.
y. g. Reeder received Saturday and
sent to Norfolk to be tanned, . large.
beautifully striped tiger skin sent him
from Central America. by Elmer Smith,
Who IL engaged on the Nicaragua Canal
survey.
Under auspices OF Grace church
choir, ice cream and cake will be served
next Friday night in the studio OF Prof.
Garlichs, in Barber block. A musical
program will be given. The invitation
is public.
Hay Land for Rent. About
four and half miles east OF tho city,
eighty acres, good, productive hay land
all OF it; cuts second crop on part OF it;
8 IN acre. Inquire of Barney McTeg-
gart. 1p
-Lieut. jacob Henderson OF Madison
has received notice that he will draw Q
pension from August last, Of SIS q
month. He was sick in tho Philippines
with malaria and rheumatism. m.-Madi-
son Chronicle.
The lateness OF the season is respon.
sible for the fact that not % much land
as usual in Nebraska has been seeded to
oats. The supposition is that there will
be corresponding increase in the
acreage to corn.
Nebraska farmers do more work in q
week. than any other farmers in the
world. Not because they are more
industrious, but because OF the superior
mechanical condition of the soil.-Cedar
Rapids Outlook.
Hunt up every bare spot in the
house plat, spade it up and plant it to
some sort Of flower or shrubbery. Such
things are contagious, and soon street
becomes series Of flower gardens beau
tiful to look upon.
r. B. McCray has joined the U. P.
fence gang and will leave this week for
the western part of Nebraska, where he
will begin work. He will be very much
missed in the band room AZ he was the
''sheep-skin fiddler"
For years Harry Ward has been the
leader OF comedians in the minstrel line,
and with the company which he has sur
rounded himself with this season, he
cannot fail to make wonderful impres-
sion on the minstrel-lovine people.
Attorney General Prout was here
Wednesday to make arguments in the
suit of tho State against the bondsmen
Of ex- County Treasurer James w. Lynch
Motions we're overruled and the defend
ants given time in which to answer.
Rev. W. N. Worley of University
Place has been selected to preach the
g. A. r. Memorial sermon at Oakwood.
Illinois, this year. He was the second
man to volunteer in Vermillion county,
Illinois, which he did April 18, 1861.
Might % veil plant . few more trees,
although Arbor Day has past. Change
the climate, conserve. equalize and util-
ize the moisture, by multiplying the
area devoted to tho shrubbery; orna-
mental, shade. fruit and forest trees.
Mr.. and Miss Ward, formerly Of
David City, Gather and sister, respect
ively, of Miss Ward formerly teacher
here, who died about q year ago), both
died at Omaha last week while there on
q visit within three days. He was 80
years old.
W. II. Slater, veterinary surgeon,
Who came to Columbus last fall is 90
we'll pleased that he has decided to per-
manently locate here, and during the
summer contemplates the erection Of .
dwelling house and an infirmary for his
horse patients.
The Howells Journal Gays that the
bankers meeting at Fremont last week
proved q sort OF family reunion for the
Folda brothers a. there were six OF them
present, in addition to E. F. Folds Of
Schuyler, . cousin, who is president Of
tho association.
Cyclists should always carry bottle
Of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT, in
case OF accident, il applied Immediately,
it will subdue the pain, prevent Swelline'
and discoloration, and quickly heal the
wounds. Price . and 50 centa. A. Heintx
and Pollock L Co. -: e..
The village OF Belgrade is doing now