The Columbus journal., 1903-03-18

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View line iadies' tailor made suits q
GaIlsys, al the late ssyieaL
! The family Of H- b Rssd have all
ben mex but are nov improving.
-Pllsbury's Bass xxx Flour, tn
bass n the world. q Gr.yf. It
-Frush Roll Bustar 1t Lie. FWey
Boil ss tic. st Herman z. b. Oshlriehik
-Barciay Jonss has bssn coufnsd b
hu bsd lnee Thnr.day.vith rhsumatlsn
BON. to Nr. and Nm Burt Sssvsa-
son Of Rchland, March Z, dear httis,
queer little, baby boy.
| Mis- Tena Zinnecker rseurnsd to hsE
school near Crssson Sunday, afssr q
weeks liusR at home
| Prof. b. B. Grant Of Lindsay h.
concluded to give up teaching a. . pro
fsasion for year as least.
For the latest styles and patterns n
simmer vaah dress goods call st 6al-
lsyia. New goods Just received
Call 1t GaIIey's store and inspect
their line Of lalilas' dre8 and walking
skirsa. nsv spring line just arrived.
-George W. Post. brother Of Judee
Post of this city, has been nominated On
the republican ticket for mayor Of York
Mis- Mand and Bob Funk are both
sick With the mumps, popular dissase
with Columbus young folks thus winter.
This evening, Tuesday the Hybern-
ian society have q card party In the 4.
of P. hall. In celebration Of st. Patrick's
day.
Charles Chapin Of Oconee vas In the
city Monday he says that Oconee and
Monroe were not flooded a. Was reported
list week.
Minnie Grat. the young daughter Of
NJ. and Ms. Jonn Graf. has been seri-
ousiv sick the past three weeks, but IL
now improving.
Rev Halsey Of this city and Rev.
Asmus Of Monroe vii exchange pulpits
II the Presbyterian churches OF the two
towns next Sunday.
Il have a nice stock OF eeranlnms
for house or bedding Also ferns and
other ornamental plants at very low
prices. Mrs. 4 Smith.
-Wm. J. Eiseman Of Oconee and
Mary Ellen Hawk we're united In mar-
rage Last Wednesday. Rev. Rasmussen
performing the ceremony.
Miss Ellen Brown has resigned "a
TEACHER u district 65, nea- ST. Edward.
Her place vii probably be filed by Miss
Nargaretse Ragan for the remainder OF
the term.
NJ Voeel mas purchased Of I. Sib-
bernsen the store building west Of II.
Cassln's meat market OF Thirteenth
street, and contemplases starting a
saloon there.
Forty car loads of eIndsrs are being
used thus week by the Union Pacific be-
tween the city and the Loup bridge as
ballast wnere the late high water dam
aged the roadbed.
One farmer south Of the Loup found
a nav stack after the hood. which had
tioated down stream with a litter Of
little pigs about two days old On the top,
all living and conrerdeG.
The Sunday Omaha News gave q
picture Of Mn Braggold OF this city,
portrayins her at tine wash tub. The
account gives an exaggerated description
of her loss during the food last week.
e. H. Jenkins vas down from his
Madison county ranch over Sunday vis-
itins nis family. BE is making some
valuable improvements In the way OF
buildings for the comfort Of his stock.
Fred Cricn and sister. Nn Minnie
Lpp. started Monday evening for VIZ
ginia where Mrs. Lpp viii remain with
her husband Who has located on farm
there. Fred VII return after visit Of
about month
Judge Post returned Saturday from
few days vinr TO Chicago. Mrs. Post
returned from the same city on Monday
after spending several weeks With her
daughter, Who underwent an operation.
Miss Post is row much improved.
The following suirs have been fled
IN Justice WsGneris court: Robt. O'Bnen
VI. Al. Davis for $3.50 on account; G..
3 Coleman vs.. James e Ro6insor, S66
on a note: c. E williamson vs.. Guy O.
Toulouse. $155 for land commnsion-
We learn from the Platte Center
Sigma that Pat Hayes family are about
70 move 70 Washington 70 JOIN Pat, Who
hes been there something over q year.
Nrs Hayes announces . sale Of house.
hold goods for the 18th of thus month.
Every effort has been made by the
citizens Of Fullerton to ind the body Of
A. P. JARVIS Who Vas drowned u the
LOup river while crossing N boat last
Tuesday. No trace hes As yet been
found. NJ. Jarvis vas chief Of the fire
department u Fullerton
Miss Iva Robinson and Mss Clara
Robinson Of Genoa we're u town Sarur-
day On the way 70 their schools south OF
Genoa They were unable to crus the
river as Genoa and had to come 70 Co
lumbus co reach their destination. Al8
Iva johnson is a niece of Aias Hattie
Baker.
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