The Columbus journal., 1902-11-05
Columbus SsuruaI
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Il Gluck vent to Thrnov Friday.
-Blanke's Celee st 6rays'.
Oh. Nanmann, dantisk ThiEsssath
strose. e
-Houss for rsat Inquire oe ". A.
NcAlliGtae. Z
DR.. Gisezsn, dentist Over Polloek's
drug stora.
sam GaR jr:, W. in David City and
Bellvood last vesk.
-Df. Hans Petersen, physician and
surgeon, oflcs Olive strsst. T
Special ahos sals st reduced pricss
at The Bazaar, Thirtssnth strssk
Fifty cents On ths dollar china sals
1t Nisvohnsr'a See our north vindovA
-Dn. Martyr, Evans 4 0ssr, o0es
three door. north Of Ftisdhocs stoes. Il
DO not fail to 80 our Ssbos ealvan-
ind steel mill for S32M A. Dusssll 4
Son. Il
Gus. G. Becher vent to Sheridan
county on businso Thursday, returning
Saturday.
We sell tho angls-row and tvo-row
Badger cultivator, tho best in the market.
Louis Schreibef. II
-Dr. McKeans method Of making
aluminium plates plaoss them on IN
equality With gold.
The Presbyterian ladies give . tss
from 8 to 6 O'Clock this Wednesday aftsr-
noon, ut the home OF Mn ]. p. Becker.
James Austin, . former business
man of this city, now Of Lincoln, Wa in
the city Wednesday last visiting relatives.
WIN. Schilz makes boots and ahoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can Be procured in the
market tt
The Congregational ladies give .
cent supper in the Gray building for
meriy occupied by the post Office, this
Tuesday evening.
j. O. Berkley, formerly Of Schuyler,
nov Of Lincoln, vss visitor in the city
Thursday. He vss on his return homo
from . trip to the western part Of the
state.
Friends of Charles Wise Who lives
in Argentine, Kansas, vii be pleased to
know that he il the happy parent Of .
young son which arrived at his home q
few days ago.
The Office building of Dra Martyr,
Evans, Geer & Hansen ID undergoing
repairs and improvements that viii Be IN
addition to the appearance and convsn-
fence to the phyacians.
Notice! am now in position. hav-
ing secured tho services Of Q frst-class
timer, to do any and al kinds Of job and
tin work. The Red Front Hardware.
C. s. Easton, Eleventh street.
We have . 200 aero farm in Sherman
township for sale at bargain. This il
one Of the best improved farms in the
county and is . snap for somebody.
Becher, Hockenbergsr 4 Chamber.
Miss Louise Key Of Central City,
who was q dressmaksr in our city . few
years ago, has just received . diploma
from tho Clarkson Memorial hospital Of
Omaha, having completed . course there.
Saturday morning some portiops Of
the city looked as though . cyclone had
been doing ENTHUSIASTICALLY and out
buildings overturned, wagons and other
movsbles out Of plsce, all in celebration,
We suppose, OF Halloween.
Rev. Luce Wa given . surprise We'd
nesday evening by his congregation.
He was attending the meeting OF the
evangelists in the church when he wss
called to his home and given . shower Of
substantials for the dining table.
Mrs. Ivory Campbell. whose hus-
band lost his life by accident . few weeks
ago at Genoa, . note OF which vas made
in these columns, has been allowed
5000 on life insurance policy her hus-
band carried in the Royal Hiehlandera
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Fsuble arc par
ents Of daughter, coming to their home
last Tuesday. On the same day and
almost the same hour and very nesr
neighbors of the Faubles . son arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Nm. ". ".
Rathburn.
The Daily Star Of Lincoln, Neb,
wants agents in every locality, and in
addition to paying . liberal commission,
is Offering some very handsome premi-
ums to club rsissra Full particulars
may be obtained by sddresaing Tho
Star, Lincoln, Neb.
-Indications now are that the rail-
roads viii do IN immenss business thia
fall-moving the crops and stock to
market A train load consisting of fifty
double-deck cars filed with western
sheep passed through the city Monday
over the Union Pacific.
Miss Kate Vogel sntsrtained about
twenty Of her young lady and gentlemen
friends Sunday evening to . card party.
Mis Lizzie Farley and J. T. Cox received
first prizes and MiD Anna Kumpf and
VIII Kersenbrock the BOBBY prizes.
Refreshments were served.
The match game 1t bowling ten pins
between Columbus and Schuyler 1t the
latter place Tuesday night Of last week
resulted in . victory for The homo team.
Three games vsrs played, Columbus
total being 1885 pina, Schuyler 2S19-
i've expert bowleeB from sach city con-
stituting tho tsama.
Otto Pohl ol Fremont, together With
two friends, returned from Q hunting
trip to Wyoming Let Wednesday bring
ing some valuable trophies oe thar v.ca-
ton. Otto captured tvo elk and ono
bear, the latter weighing 900 pounds