The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05
-~Isf Il cold enough for you!"

lis II cold enough for you!"
Blank farm leases for sale ct TIL
JOURNAL Office Il
-Dr. L. G. voss, Homeopathic phys
cian. Columbus. Neb.
Fourteen degrees below zero
O'Clock this Tuesday morning.
Valentines at Von'A We give eovel
opes With valentines from I cent up.
George Engslhsrdt from near Osos
ola W. in tho city Monday on business
Small, choice farm for sale. unds
irrigation, joining town. h. E. Bsbooet
Have you ssen the Nov Idea il
Witty, Pieasantrie valentines ct voa
Bergen's.
%. L Baker finished his ice harvest
Monday, putting mp, all told. some $50
tons OF very good, clear ice.
Mr.. and Mn. Fred. Nailor entertain
ed about twenty-five friends Monday
evening to Q six-handed euchre.
Two now dwelling houses for sale o.
tho installment plan, . bargain Tor som
one. Becher, Hockenber & Chamber.
-Mn. ]. B.. Gietxen and Ma O. +
Roen entertained the euchrs club Mon
day evening at the home of Mra. 0ietseo
VIM. Schils makes boots and shoe
in tho best styles, and uses only the vefJ
best stock that can be procured in tn
market. Il =.
Mrs. George Lehman, MrA A. n
Covert and Mrs. A. n. Gray entertain
friends Friday afternoon at the Thurs.
ton hotel.
Thursday afternoon Mssdames Nan.
mann, Hockenbsreer. BruReer and Aisl
0eer entertained ut the homo Of Mn
Hockenberger.
Peter Duffy purchased the feed store
business OF J. G.. Granger. last week,
meving the grain into his building On
Twelfth street.
Sam Curry arrived here Friday FROM
Battle, Wyoming, and is visiting ftienda
He looks a. though tho mining country
agreed with him.
Monday afternoon some persons
were fearful OF an old.fashioned blizzard,
from the manner in which the snow VA
vhirled for q while.
Miss Alice Quinn, daughter OF John
Quinn, and MI. Dennis Sullivan were
married this Tuesday morning in the
Catholic church at 9 O'Clock.
Will Partridge. who has been here
for several months in the employ Of
Swift & Company, was called to Omaha
Saturday and another man sent here in
his place.
Envelopes with your return card
printed on them, for 50 cents . single
hundred; for larger quantities, and dif-
ferent grades, call at TIE JOURNAL
Office for prices.
Mrs. G. D.. Evans and Mra. G. E.
Pollock entertained about about twenty
ladies Monday at the home OF Mira Pol
lock to . l o'clock luncheon, in honor Of
Miss Alice Cowdery Of Leigh.
"A, the last regular meeting OF the
fire department Sam GAS, jr., was elect
ed chief; Max Elias, assistant chief;
Bert Galley, president; Peter Luohsin-
ger, secretary; Fred. Gerharz, treasurer.
This Tuesday at 2:3O p. M, Editor
Howard Of the Telegram, this city, is to
speak to the assembled democratic edi-
tors at Lincoln. on Democratic Heroes"
and doubtless he will do justice to the
theme.
Two men giving their names John
Ryan and Frank Thompson arrested on
the night Of the burglary at Oehlrich's
store, were fined for in~toxication and
fighting. They went to Jail in default Of
SIS fine. They are strangers.
-Mesdames A. Anderson, G. C. Gray
and ]. j. Sullivan entertained about
fifty ladies Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Anderson to q six-handed
euchre. Prizes were won by Miss Alice
Cowdery Of Leigh and Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. H. T. Spoerry wishes in this
manner to express sincere gratitude to
the many friends and acquaintance, and
especially to members Of Baker Post g.
A. r, for kindnesees shown during the
last illness Of her beloved husband.
Miss Annie McGann, aged IA years,
daughter OF Owen McGann, died Tues.
day evening last, at st. Mary's hospital,
OF consumption. Funeral services Fri
day morning at the Catholic church.
Tho list of depositors in the Bell.
wood bank, who, it il supposed, viii
receive OF their deposits about five cents
on tho dollar, is . lengthy ono and con.
tains people Of all classes, from tho poor
to the well-to-do, some Of tho amounts
representing the savings OF . score Of
years.
"A young man named Harris, Who had
been working for Mr.. Buschman, il
guaranteed for smallpox Ut the corner
residence, opposite and west Of the
Presbyterian church, the quarantine
being placed Saturday. Tho young
mans father is With him. The case IL .
light one.
Tho Howells Journal says that tho
Billy ranch OF $3.50 acres has been
placed upon the market; from forty to
fifty dollars an acre 10 asked for the
land. 49, Frank Faltys purchased The
Henry Kramer farm OF 160 acres, paying
$50 IN acre. Matt. Walters bought the
D. N. Ffease farm OF 40 acres, at S56
IN acre.
Among tho estimates Of expenses for
Platte county tho coming year - made
BY the duly-constituted authority, arc