The Columbus journal., 1902-12-31

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5Oe on the .
-D. L C. VoA HnosupsEais DAgi
eian. ColnmbuA Nsh
Wanted, . sseof bsnb 20 pme nnGa,
ineA Inquire st th4 o6pA
-DE. Hans Psescna, phyli1iaa ~
surgsoo, oAcs Olivs serssk f
Plllsbury's Bess xxx YlDr. II
bsse in ths world, 1t Gr.y'. Il
-Fssh Roll Butssr 1t lSc. Fney
Roll at 90e, at Harman p. b. OshlEiehG
-0sorss HagA has dspossdo a hbold
bowling allsys 70 . party who vin paael
than in Bssysr Croslng. this statA
John WinkIsman, Who for sous tim
has bssn WORKING in Albion, rseuEnsd
home Thursday and expects to remain.
-Orvl Fee of the STATE university W
in town bsevsan trains Friday On hil
return from spsnding day in Fullerton.
Acting Police Judge B. J. Hudsna
turned the of6cs over 70 J. Il Curtis lasl
upon the expiration oe tha
l...s q shssucs granted BY the council
The next general nesting oe tha
Womau's club vii b hsld ss The hoDa
Of Mn r 8. Dickinson Saturday, Jan.
ID, 1t 8 p. N. Program, roll call Art
notes; esssy; reading.
We have . 20 aero faIm in Shsrman
for sals At . bargain. This i
one Of the best improved farms in ths
county and 10 . snap for sonsbody.
Becher. Hockenberger 4 Chamber
Tho George Heller bowling alleys srs
being removed this week to Shabby, Nsbc:,
where they viii be set up for businssA
It would appear that two alleys ans oos
TOO many to thrive well in Columbua
-Mr. and Nm George Msntzsr and
family leave this week for Bius Springs
where they have purchased farm and
where they expect to make their homA
Good wishes Of their many friends hsre
20 With them.
John Mcdonald. while playfully
wrestling With . friend about tsn days
ago. had the misfortune to break one of
his legs near the ankle. which will Be the
cause OF his remaining in the house the
balance Of the winter.
-Spencer Rice returned Monday from
> Christmas visit to home folks in
Ogalalla- he vss accompanied on his
return by his brother-in-law, James
Liviston, Of Wyoming, who comes hero
Tor medical treatment.
Have you seen the Tunison atlas We
are offering our subscribers. Ask to sec
3ne and you viii be convinced that you
need 1t in your home. Only $40 pays
'or one Of these large books and a years
70 THH JOURNAL
DIR. R 4 Waller, Osteopsth, has To-
:atsd IN Columbus for the practice Of
ais profession. Those Who have failed
% be cured by other methods viii do
veil to try Ostsopathy. It's cures are
permanent. O@ce, Barber Building.
Prof. ". E Weaver of Morrison.
illinois, il visiting friends here during
1is vacation. he 10 nov superintendent
# the schools in Morrison, having 10
igned his position in the Columbus
'chools to take up the work in his home
own.
Rev. Henry Lnnecker presched Sum
lay morning in the Methodist church.
The new organ was used for tho first
ims Sunday and gave good satis6sction.
The instrument IL q Mason 4 Hamlin,
he largest cabinet organ the company
make.
Eight performances Of Ben Hur"
'iu be produced at the Boyd theatre in
omaha the week Of January5. We learn
hat the railroads viii give excursion
.tes to those wishing to attend the play
rom stations within two hundred miles
4 Omaha.
A Marenso, Illinois, paper gives the
'ortrsit and q lengthy account Of the
ife of Hra. Amanda Easton. an aunt Of
;. 8. Easton Of this city, Who died a few
lays ago. II she had lived twenty days
onger she would have reached her one
lundredth birthday.
Mr.. and Nm c. 81. Davis returned
lome from Lincoln last week. Mr.. and
I'm. Ben Davis. Mr.. Walter Collinsvurth
nd Nn. Jurgensen came with them and
nioyed q family reunion at the Davis
lone. Mr.. Collinsworth and Ben Dsvis
vilI return home Friday.
The Platte Center Signal ssys:
Ten crates Of chickens. about forty
Iozen. were shipped to Swift L Co, at
Columbus from this point last Friday
Yearly every day large shipments are
ent out. At eight cents q pound chick
ns are making plenty Of money for the
aisefA"
LOUIS Echols vas the fortunate
1inner Of the Junior Buck range which
'as given away at Hulst L Adams store
christmas eve. Louise had 64S clippings
{ Eulst ( Adams advertisement from
,HK JOURNAL, Telegram and Biene,
'hich entitled her to the prize. and made
sr q very happy girl.
The decision Of the city council in
)maha . few days ago vas favorable to
be Columbus Canal Power company,
a. the council decided to allow
Indrew Rosevster or any other corpora
ION the privilege Of furnishing electric
over for the city. Mr.. Babcoek ssys
his 10 entirely satisfactory to thair
ompany.
The annual State Firemen's aasocia-
ion vii meet in Crete the latter part Of
snuary. The following named fremen