The Columbus journal., 1902-11-12
Columbus SouruaI.

WXDNEBDAY, yOvKNHRR Z. M
| DIR. Paul, dentist
-Mialsnz for bsgs phoeoa
-Blanke's Coffee 1t Grays'.
! -Have your palms rad 1t the Clothes
hotel. 1
DR.. Nsumann, dsntist, Fhirsssnth
strest. 4
-Houss for rsnt. Inquire Of ". 4
NcAIlistar. 2
DIR. Gistzsn, dsntist, over Poilock'l
drug store.
Mis- Anna Smith u employed ss thu
store Of E. Won Bergen.
Mn. Fred. Aschs has bson seriously
III for several dsys pest
DIR. Hans Pstsrssn, physician and
surgeon, ohics Olive street. t
-Street and trimmed hats It cost st
Nm. ROdman's, Twelfth strsst
Special shoe sals ut reduced prizes
at the Bazaar, Thirtsenth strsst.
Fifty cents ON the dollar china sals
at Niswohnsr'a See our north windova
-Dn. Martyr. Evans L Gssr. omcs
three doors north Of Frisdhofs stora. 4
j. G. Rssder was in Denver q tsv
days, returning home the arst Of Last
week.
Will Wagner, who 10 teaching the
St. Anthony school, spent Saturday At
home.
DO not tail TO 60 our S-soot galvsn.
lied steel mill for S32O0. A. Dussal 4
Son. Il
William Graves returned Saturday
morning from q several weeks trip over
into Iowa
We sell the singis-rov and tvo-rov
Badger cultivstOr, the best in the market
Louis Schroeder. Il
DIR. NcKean's method OF making
aluminium plates places thsm ON an
equality With gold.
DIR. Waller and family of Idaho were
in the city last week. Mr.. Vallief II
looking for a location.
Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Adams entsr-
tanned few friends Friday evening at
the home Of the former.
Gus G. Bechsf recsived word Friday
Of the birth of q son to his daughter.
Mrs. c. E. Adams Of Omaha.
Mrs. Elizabeth Erb has been very
SICK the past few weeks with pneumonia
and liver trouble. but is nov much better
-Wm. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
BEST stock that can be procured in tho
market. Il
Miss Ruby Rasmussen entertained
about twelve Of her young friends Wed
nssday evening at an informal gathering
at her home.
Andrew Erb did not teach his school
last week ON account Of the illnsss of
his mother. and Niss Bertha Stan6sf
took his work FOR him.
Board and room in private residence
for either gentlemen or ladies. Rooms
heated by steam. Csil ON or address
JOURNAL for reference.
Lost, between the court house and
sheep ranch. end gate to wagon and
scoop shovel. Finder please leave 1t
this odice and receive reward.
Mn Celia Ewing was brought home
from Kearney few days ago on account
Of sickness. Her brother. August Wsg-
ner. vent TO accompany her back.
L L Sear,ss. few years ago q resi-
dent Of Columbus. now of Salt Lake City,
vas here last week. Mn. Sssr,es and
children are visiting relatives in Lincoln.
Mrs. Hulst and son George Of Oma-
ha, are guests Of Garrett Hulst. Geo.
Rulst Is now superintendent of the refin-
ing department Of the Omahs smelling
works.
John w. Sissie. living three miles
vest Of town, was q business caller at
this Office last Wednesday. Although
Mr.. Sissie is 2 years old, he ID very
active man.
Miss Anna Anderson from near
Genoa was IN the city Saturday On her
way home. Miss Anderson ia employed
at the home Of DR.. A. J. Baker Of Lin
coin formerly Of Columbia
Notice! am nov In position. hav-
ing secured the services Of q drst-ciass
timer. to do any and all kinds of Job and
tin work The Red Front Hardware.
c. s. Esston. Eleventh street.
Charles Stillman viltsd several
towns Of the state last week a ono Of
thessofficers Of the Pharmaceutical aaso-
ciation. THIS week he attends q meeting
Of the board Of examiners at Ksarnsy
Robert Welch and George Schram
began Monday putting up the street
number signaL They viii be placed ON
telegraph or telephone poles, corners OF
buildings or posts sat for the purpose.
-Mr. and Nm Swan Nilsson Of Linn.
California. who came TO Nebraska about
q month ago to vimt old friends in the
vicinity Of Monroe and Genos. stopped
over night hero Friday On their return
home.
Ed. Marmoy vent to Council Bluffs
Thursday where hs has position in the
Wilcox green house. a Thermometer
man. Mr.. Marmoy's family viii Join him
in a few weeks where they Will make
their home.
This IL what Platte county viii be
doing IN Q few years: The Beatrice
canning factory has put up 1900 BUSH
els Of apples this year and recently ssnt
l.