The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05

-Theodocs Brukesr Who viii soou
move to Oregon he's purchased Q 6ns
I'D sores oe land near tho thriving town
OF Gresham and when b and his family
are located there they win begin The
dairy business. Mr.. Bruegsr expects 70
make . speciality Of Brown Swiss cattle.
Poland China hogs and Plymouth Rock
chiokenA-Leigh World.
Judging BY the activity Of tbs CON-
mitteemen already at work On the
twsnty-sighth annual max ball q Pio-
nser Hook and IAddse Go. No. /. which
takes plsos ct TIE opsss houss. this city,
on ths evening of Fsb. q, they evidently
intend to out-do any q The many other
highly sueosssful dances thsy have Civ
"a. 1t u not too early to b making
your aRran3emsots to attend.
-Prspare for the Hookiss' masquerade
bell. Saturday evening, February "a. II
Jon don't care to dance, you can look On
ct tho othersI And il you don't care to
do that, you can buy . ticket and With il
employ substitute for the occasion. In
some substantial manner, at least, the
arsmen. Who stand ready Ut ell hours.
night and day to defend your property
from The ranges OF fire. deserve your
regard.
"A paragraph in the Orsstoo States
man says: The Citizens State Bank
has . tax list Of tho taxes Of Crsston
township. Anyone desiring to pay their
taxes. may pay them ct this bank, IN
stead OF going to Coiumbua." Why
couldn't the same plan b made available
for Humphrey. Lindsay. Platte Center.
Monroe and the country tributary. Just
- we'll - ct Orsstou, il the taxpayer
are agreed?
Several OF our Knights Of Pythias
attended tho meeting Of the Columbus
Knights On Thursday evening. Il vas
tho occasion OF tho installation Of on
cers and . luncheon and games were
provided for tho visiting brothersL
Those Who went vsre:. W. /. Allen,
Otto Zuelov, George Busch, John Med
hardt, A. McRae, J. O. Berkley, MI. Kas-
par, Sid Tivey, b.. N. West and John
Dunlop Schuyler Quill.
"A Farmess' institute il to b held
at Leigh, Feb. II and IS. The speaker,
mainly DR.. A. 7. Peters, VIM. Ernst,
Professor A. l. Hacker and John Brs-
mer, are strongly recommended by the
local committee - the BEST authority on
farming and stock raising, in tho state
Of Nebraska. Admission free. The
meeting begins $50 p. m, Wednesday.
The forenoon proceedings Thursdsy will
be in the German language.
WIN. q. Anderson, writing . business
letter to The JOURNAL from Vallejo,
California, says: II will b employed
for . while ut Marc Island Navy Yards,a
government repair to battle ships. II
like marine work, - it affords excellent
and interesting subjects. Most ill kinds
OF fighting ships IN seen here. and
sailors from all parts Of the world. Cali
fornis has enjoyed . pleasant winter, but
u suffering for the want OF rain"
Mr.. David Jones and Miss Elsie
Hudson we're married last Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock at tho homo OF tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mn. Charles b. |
Hudson, Elder 81. J. Hudson, grand
father Of the bride, ofhcistine. The
wedding was attended BY relatives only.
The couple left in tho afternoon for their
new home near st. Edward, where the
groom hes . farm. Tuesday evening the
Epvorth League, Of which tho couple
arc both members, gave them . surprise
at tho Jones home, with . linen shovsr.
Last Wednesday night at 8:l5. Nj.
Hickok and Hugo Hardessen closed tho
Oehlrich store on Thirteeuth street, and
when Hugo came back at 1880 (he
sleeps in the storel he noticed that one
Of the lights in Q rear door had been
broken, and the door forced open, and
looking further found that from $500 to
$3.50 worth Of pocket cutlery, rasors and
scissors, had been taken. One OF tho
men cut his hand, probably when break
ing the glass. It VA . bold robbery,
being done while the play was in pro-
9ress across the street in tho North
opera house. people passing every few
minutes.
Died, Thursday morning. January
80, 1902, at the residence Of her son
Charles, Mira Christina Sehaus, aged 81
years, IL months and II dayA Ara
Sehaus and her husband came to Colfax
county many years ego, and wss we'll
known. She will be buried tomorrow ct
tho Schuyler oemstsry. County Clerk
Mspes turned into the county treasury
$4,000, the amount . and above the
salary allowed by Law for that o8ca. /
None OF the other officers which have
bean checked up to this time have 10
ceived any moro than tho amount a.
lowed by Law. The board OF county
commissioners wero met tho other day
tho real thing in tho way Of Q county
officers report. Ex Sheriff Mcleod
made the following report OF the cash
receipts OF tho of8ce during tho past
year. "Amount received $70ly50 amount
paid to deputy - allowed by law 500,
amount remaining for sheriff $50 II
tho board will pay mo tho Sum due me
for janitoris service I will be able to
meet such obligations @ arc now due
ny creditors. Schuyler Sun.