The Columbus journal., 1903-01-28

On ths 4th paes oe this week
JoUHxAI - pablish in full, Tie lsttse Q
August Loeknse 70 The Omaha Boa
j very intscssGins.
II theee u another country on th,
face Of ths earth that can produce Anel
winter weather than Nebeaska there IN
many Who would hks to take . look at
it. Stand up Tor Ncbeaska.
p. A. Beard has moved his barbes
chop one door soath Of his former loos.
ton o. Olive stEssk, bstvsen Tvslfth
and Thirtssath. He hassoeagsd Cha.lea
Jones to assist him in his shop, and
eolioits . shassof yosr patronage 2
Rev. Halssy, assistant pastor oe ths
First Prssbytseian church in Omaha,
will preach wssk from nsxt Sunday in
tho Prssbytssian church in .this city.
Should ths oongrsgation and pastos
agree. Rev. Halsey viii como to Oolum-
bus to aocept ths charge - thsir pastoe.
-1h Noedbusg died Friday morning
at 81. Nary's hospital fFoo debility incl
dent to old se& Nm. Nordb1rg came to
tho hospital about i've ysars ego f.un
the Looking 0la0 nsighboshood end
was something over 100 ysars old. She
was buried Monday noon from 0a0'
undertaking rooms. She has no known
relatives. and the county has paid for
her support ths pest I've ysars.
-Rolls Hals, Who has bsso Engaged at
the Snow stationssy store since Nr.
Snow purchased The store several ysars
ego. viii lsave Columbus tho middle Of
nextnooth 70 aocspt . position - travel.
ing salesman for The larshall Paper Co.
Of Onaha, taking - his territory south
ern Nebfasks Of western Iowa NJ. Hall
has made many friends bses through
business and social relations and they
are co0Adent Of his further success.
Tho Crescent bowling team OF Lin
coin, composed OF Msssra. Kas, Stewart,
Culp, Master and spanglsr vsrs hsss
Thursday night for match game at The
Hagel alleys. Columbus We represent
Cd BY Nichols, Baker, d. G. Kavanaueh.
Fsuble and Will 0regorius. Three
games vere rolled and tho Crsscents' to-
tai pins va 2900, while Columbus scored
26sa, thus easily winning With 2ls pins
to spare. Quite . crowd OF interested
spectators witnessed the games.
Mrs. L. J. Thomas, who left here .
few months ago to make her homo in
South Bead, Indiana. has suffered tho
los Of her eye sight. She had for some
time pest been troubled with cataract
over ono eye and after going to Indiana
IN operation was performed. but on
account Of tho eye ball being diseased
and Of her suffering, the eye was 10
moved. Through sympathy, tho other
eye has been affected to blindness. Nm. |
friends hero deeply sympathize
With her in her great losa.
Tho Columbus delegates to the State |
Firemeois annual association meeting
held in Crets 2l.23 returned homo
Friday night. OlRcers were elected -
follows: G. e. Hartford Of Norfolk,
and reelected E. A. Miller Of
Kearney and George n. Youngson -
and treasurer, respectively.
Bert.J. Galley Of this city was elected
rules committeeman. The matter Of
the tournament and conven-
lion was disposed Of BY an indefinite
postponement Of the question. Fremont
No selected for next years session.
"A telegram vas received here last
tuesday evening BY Nm. G. d. Evans
rom Miss Bess Holloway OF New York
3ity telling Of the supposed death Of
4iss Nae North. Niss North left New
FORK . few days previously and no tracs
nd been found OF her The word Wa cent
o Mrs. Evans. A letter received later
rom Miss North With tho postmark
Buffalo indicated that she contemplated
elf- destruction. So far, no facts can be
earned il she u alive or dead, and Mr..
North expects to lesve today for Buffalo
q order to make . moro thorough search.
An election Of officers Of the Butte
Mining and Milling Co. last Tuesday
esulted in the choice OF tho following
lamed gentlemen: President, W. H.
vice president n. G. Calto;
O. T. Roen; secretary, o! O.
|hannon. The board Of directors 10
Of the above named gentlemeu
oeether with George Willis, ID. n. Sui.
ivan, E. g. Brown and W. A. NoAllis-
D.. Tho company viii make immediate
rrangemeots to flls application for
atent to develop the entire group Of
heir six claims, located in tho Black
lille country.
Tho Platte Center Signal says that
ames Burrows and his daughter Lulu
nd con George, who went to Washing
On last fall With tho intention OF max
ng their homo there, were evidently not
leased - they have returned. George
rived hero Saturday evening and his
lther went to Scribner. Miss Lulu ,
topped in Colorado to visit . fev days
'ith Miss Rose Frederick, Who il en-
aged in teaching near Fl. Collins. .. j. ;
!. Dineen, tho gentleman who We 10
sntly reported - having passed through ,
10 fire. and birthstone test, passed
hroush hero Monday. He vas very !,
luch alive.
An important decision hes been rem. 4
sssd By tho supreme court in tho case
Bronson ~. tho Albion Telephone 1