The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
Columbus Snurua1,


Toys e Sn0v1
-Dr. Paul, dentist
-Mielenz for best photoa
-Blanke,s Coffee 1T Grsys'.
Schuyler 10 thrsatsnsd With . coal
famine.
-Immsnss line Of holiday goods at
Snowh
-Gsorvs Mcfarland w. in Gsnos
last week.
-Dr. Nsumann, dentist, Thirteenth
street. tt
DIR. Gistzen, dentist, over Pollocka
drug store.
Mn @. T. Evsrset has bssn quits
nick the pest week.
Xmas prsssnts Of every description
at Hulss 4 Adams.
SEQ alice in Wonderland" in Won
Bergen's show window.
PROT Cunningham i Spending the
week at his home IN WayuA
Fifty cents on the dollar china sals
Q. Nievohneria. Sec our north vindovR
-Dn Martyr, Evans 4 Ger, o@oa
three doors north Of Ftisdhofs store. 4
DO not fail to zee cur 6fooe galvan-
lied steel mill TOR 1320. A. Dusseu 4
Son. Il
We sell the single-rov and two-rov
Badger cultivssor, the best in the market
Louis Schreibsr. II
Wanted, IN expsrisnosd girl fol
house work. First-clAss wsgss given.
Mrs. l. ". Snow.
DIR. McKesn's method Of making
aluminium plates places them on an
equality with gold.
Judge J. NJ. Curtis visited part oi
last week with his sister, Mrs. Lee Beatty
in the Monroe neighbOrhood
Buy your Christmas presents now ai
Won Bergen'a It will pay you to buy
them before the holiday rush.
Extra low prices on Xmas candy
and nuts to Sunday school committees
and school teachers. Hulst & Adams.
-Wm. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. Il
Charles, son of Aaron Cue. has been
seriously sick with typhoid pneumonia
the past two weeks, but is now some.
what better.
The man who is persistent in encor
ing at the theatre is ike the fellow With
a bottomless stomach-he never knows
when he has enough"
A Good Way to Ssvs Monsy-Buy
your fancy dishes and lamps at Hulst 4
Adams, where they have largest assort'
ment at the lowest prices.
Born, to Mrs. Frank Holden Of Sill
yer Creek, Saturday, the 18th, dsush-
ter. MrA Holden is . daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Graves Of this city.
W. Y. Allen Of Madison was in the
city last week a. ono Of the principal
attorneys in the Dussell-Henry case
appearing in behalf Of the defense.
Will Farrand is taking part Of his
fathers route this week selling groceries.
The Farrsnd family viii spend Christ
mas this year with relatives in Kearney.
Joseph Berney tells us that farm
machinery will be five TO ten per cent
higher next spring. Those Who pur-
chased their machinery last summer viii
be fortunate.
Blake Maher and ". I. Speice e1.
changed places as court reporters las,
week, Mr.. Maher going to Fremont and
Mr. Speice remaining in Columbus tG
report for Judge Hollenbeck.
Thursdays Norfolk freight which d
due here at 7:10 p. NJ got to Columbus
Friday morning at o'clock. The pas.
senger and freight trains alike have been
delayed on account of the snow.
II. J. Cottingham of Ottumws, Iowa
and John Cottingham Of Wisconsin are
expected here this week. The first nam
ed gentleman is one Of the officers Of th<
Independent Telephone company.
AT the Nebraska Sherids association
which met IN Lincoln last week, conGd
erable time was devoted to . proposition
to change the terms Of the county shefihi
TO four year term instead of two.
Miss Esther johnson is quarantineG
at the home of Rev. Frank in Sherman
township, for light case Of smallpox
In the household. Mis- johnson il
teaching school In the neighborhood.
Frank Schram 10 helping in Ragstz
store during the week. VIII Aitchell il
IN Hulst 4 Adams during the holida,
rush. and nearly every store he's added 1
number Of clerks to wait on the Christ
mas shoppers.
The Genoa Indian School band an
making arrangements for . series d
entertainments to be given over thl
state. They viii also 60 to the Worid'i
Fair in St Louis in 1904 where they VII
help furnish the music.
Baker & Wells commenced Last veel
With q good gang Of men and teams 4
fill their large ice housea They arc get
ting an excellent quality Of the frozez
liquid about ten inches in thiclneaA A
present they have about four hundre(
tons packed.
The Albion News last week Issued q
illustrated edition giving pictures q
principal places Of interest in that city
The News erected splendid nsv up-to
date Newspaper building Last summe
and 10 now rejoicing in having . int
class place in which to labor.
-Mike Claasic LIVING In thu nnmfhvun