The Columbus journal., 1902-12-31
Columbus Sourua1.

4 Co1nmbns Sourual.
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-Dr. Paul 6nf1k
-Mialsns fur base ph0eca
-Blaake's Co6ee 1t 6Pays'.
4 Or. Naumann, dsntse, Thirsssath
azese. Il
-Dr. Gisessa, danfisk, ovR PoIloek's
drug seoeA
| Altar todsy CWsdnsday) rsmsmbsf
to vrits it l99
-Enginssr Joe Coolidge took ths Q. p.
snow plov to Gfand Island Sunday.
Fifty esass On ths dollsr china sals
as NieVohnafia So our north Window.
Land agsat C. A. Smith Of Nsdison
w. rsgistared st ths 1Ridian Sunday.
-Dn Martyr, Evans 4 Gssr, o@os
three dooEs north II Fnsdhoes stoea. #
DO not fal to - our 6sooe ellvan-
issd ses.l Mill for Ss2M A. Dusssu 4
Son. f
We s.U ths ang3s-Fov and tvo-row
BadeR cultivssor, the bsse in ths market
| Louis SchruibaE Il
n N>K.,. ->SSS - -.h;,~
aluminium platss plsess them On IN
equality With gold.
Nm A. u. Covert W. out Friday,
The drst time tor several weeks, on
account Of icImaA
Arnold Oshlfich u spsnding the
holidays st home With his family from
his ranch naar Clarin
Nj. Ruby Rickiy satsrtainsd .
! number Of hsr ftisnds Thursdsy evening
to ping pong ssthsrins.
Tho Bsllvood Gazette Last week
reported vheat at q cents while our
mills were paying 50 esnts per buahsl-
Prof Lake visited in Monroe Last
week and acted % best man at the we'd
ding Of Niss Eula Anderson and M
Fred Hill
-Wm. Schilx makes boots and sh0ss
in the best styles, and usss only the very
best stock that can b procured in the
market. II
Frank Wslch, while Walking on an
icy sidewalk last Thursday evening.
slipped and fell. breaking two bones in
his right hand.
Paul Krauss and con Milton Of
Albion came down Thursday to visit
relatives Mr.. Krauss also vent to
Omaha for . tsv dsya
| -Invitaslons are out for the celebrs-
ton Of the fifteenth Wedding anniversary
Of Xr. and Mn E. b. Chambers next
Saturday evening st Asennsrchor hall.
Rev. Cash, the nov rector Of tho
Episcopal church, il expected to arrive
here from Michigan about the 18th of
January when he viii begin his pastoral
work.
AT SAINTS chapel Last Wednesday
evening. -Jscobis Ladder" vas beauti-
fully represented The ladder va hand
somely decorated. the summit Of which
vas occupied by an angel.
We hear some complaint about Xmas
business not being q good this year -
it was last. but Judging from the crowds
that kept Hulst L Adams twenty clerks
rustlns it seemed very good with them.
The Episcopal Sunday school held
their Christmas exercises in the church
Friday evening. 4 decorated tree, and
q treat for Ill the patrons of the school
we're enjoyed, and . good program
rendered.
The Central City Nonparel which
has for ten years bsen ably published by
George W. Beard 4 Son, viii change
hands, b. G. Taylor Of Kansas taking
charge. The paper will continue to be
republican.
-Hulst 4 Adams arc preparing for q
series Of red tag" sales in thar Dry
Goods department.. Every thing bearing
a rel tag viii be found to be . decided
bargain. Watch for the date. Il viii
last only day.
Henry Zinnecker and wife arrived
here from Beaver Crossing late Christ
mas evening. The next morning Henry
stated to q Journal reporter that the
weather vas much colder in Columbus
than at the Crossing.
August Wagner has sent in q peti-
ton 70 the {. s. district court for the
appointment Of referee in bankruptcy.
This odice has been held for several
years by L r Latham Who has been
elected county attorney.
One Columbus gentleman expressed
the desire to his family that all he wished
them to buy him for Christmss vss .
sack Of smoking tobacco. He got one
from each member Of the family. which
numbered up near the dozen mark
The Womanis club organised them
selves into . charitable club before
Christmas, appointing committees to
look up the poor Of the city, or those in
lonely condition. and made many homes
bright BY sending necs.arias or daintiea.
-Installstion. The meeting OF Co
lumbia Lodge No. 264, A o. q. W., viii
be held Jannary 2, 1904 Installation Of
officers Tor ensuing year vii occur and
q general good time ss thD meeting.
George B. Scott, II w., John Virgins,
recorder.
-MrA Emma c. Wagner has fled .
suit in the district court against the
Union Pacific railroad company for
q. $3.50 for injuries received BY her
ku.k>nS DID, A T.-