The Columbus journal., 1902-12-31

| "A rsssPkim - hsld n Osphs1l
hall Nnsday svsnng IN honoroe Dr. end
1n wax Spsiss q Chicao1 and Ar.
sd AA Hit opsies a Okiahoma.
Absst 0ssafy-avs myitsd gusts vsrs
fpcsaat sad njeysd The svsning 70 ths
stAHnnsk II OEphsos orcAsstRa fur-
nishsd nniie sbe ths dancing.
! MA Lncy Halse of Omaha viitsd
hsr sua Garrett hsrA returning hone
1nad.y. shs ~ sesu0panisd By hsr
tvo young efmd.nas. tAs ehildrsa a
Irve Latham. Nm Lakham did Q Ssv
lvoahD go in Phosnix, Arizona, sftR
peolonosd llnan. and hsr to sons aesd
S md ysaEs viii naks thsir ho0s With
| Nm HulGk
Ma 8 8 Rek1y rsturnsd hone
Noaday night from . three vssh1
ahssncs st ths hone oe her parents in
Esbou, KansaA she having bsso called
| th9s BY ths dsath of har broehsr. Jsmss
Bussseh, ed 3 ysarA Some sixteen
ysaEs go ths young man attended
fssAool - tAiD city nd lived With IL
Heky Amily.
-Seillman6 drug store ~ cl0osd
Monday IN ordsr to invoice stock Il
v.s rspoEtsd sbout town that ths store
had ben snld 70 Char3o Dock, but this
~ dsnisd BY intar9tsd partisa The
many hisnds oe Charlss Seillman would
1gfse should b dseids 70 remove from
Columbua. Ths Stillman family 10 oos
Of tho oldest in tho county.
-LaGe Wednesday the fast mail train
No lOl ffum the sast was late and the
Albion tr,in pulled out without waiting
for the pansngsrA Over one hundred
people, . great many Of them students
returning home for Christmas, were .
disappointed Lot, but the o@ciais ordered
the train backed in trou Ocones and the
crowd then went on their way rejoicing.
We hive . bargain to offer our
farmef subscriber We can give you
The COLrNBrs JoCRHAI and Nebr.aks
Farmer, tho two papers ono year for
S11 Nov u the time TO subscribe.
Don't Wait, - this offer may not be OF
long duration. Tn JocRSAL viii give
you the city and county news while the
Farmer - valuable to every one Who 10
interested in agriculture.
Citizens Of Omaha have besn inves-
ti&atin4 the condition Of the Douglas
county hospital and find . deplorsbls
state Of a6airA Frank Preiss. son-in-
Law Of John Eusdsn Of this city. for the
p1st seven years has been . psrslytic
and . patient at the institution. The
Omaha News speaks about . published
statement OF Nm PRESS to the effect
that her husband has not had proper
treatment
-TH JOURNAL force u under obligs-
tious to our old-tims friend Em. J. Potts
for Christmas number Of the Anaconda
Mont STANDARD which consisted Of 81
pages containing many llustrstions and
. great fund Of Interesting reading mat
ter telling Of the marvellous progress Of
that section. Some illustrations and |
reading matter relative to the wonders |
Of the Yellowstone National park we're
especially interesting.
-Dr. Wilk Space and bride Of Chicago |
are visiting the Speics family in this city.
They were married on Christmas day and |
ass spending their honeymoon here. Dr.. \
Spsies enjoys good practice in his pro-
fession in Chicago and his friends here
wish for his continued prosperity and
happiness. Nilt Speics and family Of
King6sher, Oklahoma, have also been
Spending Christmas in the city, return
ing home this Tuesday morning.
A fair sized audience greeted Herr
mann, the magician, and his company at
the North opera house Saturday evening.
He showed many new tricks In lsgefde-
main that were very mystifying to his
auditors and it il not out Of place, We
believe. to proclaim him king Of all in
his line. A very pleasing feature Of the
evenings entertainment was the Cool
mann's In their numerous novel musical
numbers. which seemed to please all
Those who viii attend the annual
state tsachers' association IN Lincoln
this week are: Prot Kern, Nm Brind-
ley, Nisr- Nics Watkins, Alvina Luers
and 4 . Luth. Prof Grsybill and
Ai0 Green reside in Lincoln and viii
also attend the sssociation. The teach
en- Of the city ars not attending the
state meeting in 90 largo numbers a.
usual this year, On account OF the North
Nebraska association to be held in Co.
lumbus during the spring vacation.
At Q meeting Of tho Columbus Poul- |;
try and Pet Stock Club held st L G.
Zinnecksr's LAST Tuesday the following
officers we're elected: President, L G.
Zinnecksr; vice president. w. T. Ernst;
secretary, ". J. Kersenbrock; treasurer,
p F. LuchsinRef. The board OF man
agen are, L. G. Zinnecksr, ". J. Ksr-
ssnbrock, p. F. Luchsingsr, C. c. Gray
and d.. Slater. The club vii meet soon