The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

-Hsdvig King = nsUssEing han m
stack Of fsver.
-Dr. L C. v@, H0nsolakae Pkyi
eian, Columbus. Neh.
If you hsye Il grippe or sBscts IN
from IT, Try Osse0psshy.
-Plusbury's Bet Xxx Kl0ar, ths
b.st m ths world, st 0rayi. 4
-M1Ethsl Bakw hs rscuvsEed ftum
. months Gage With catarrhal tsssr.
-Houss for ront On v11e Tenth stE0oe
Tor Q small family. Inquire at this o@rA
-Frunh Roll Butssf 1t 15c. Fsncy
Roll st lie. st Herman p. h Oshkich'A
-Ml.s Emma and jennie Jonas
have both been confined 70 thair room
BY GcknssA.
live Speice vss IN Fullerton lat
vssk rsporting court proceedings tor
Judge Crimson.
y. ". Jams lsft today, Tuasdny,
with his family for Canada vhEs they
sxpocf to make thsir future h0ma.
Nm John Stovicsk clipped On The
icy walk IN thsir yard Friday and suf-
fsrsd . fracture of the wrist bone Of hsr
arm.
Tho baptismal services which wsFs
to have been held Sunday evening in The
Baptist church have bsen postponed one
week.
-Rolla Hall. who u travelling Tor .
paper house Of Omaha. wss IN the city
today in the interest Of h1 firm Ha
he's bssn aalgned central Nshr1shz -
his territory.
John Jsnine. for some time employed
in I. G. Zinneckef's barber shop, left last
vsak for his home in Polk county. His
physician advised q change On account
Of lung trouble.
The general meeting OF the WOm-
ans club viii be held Saturday after
noon at the home Of Ns. c. ]. Carlow.
The Shakespeare department will have
charge Of the meeting.
DIR. ]. E Paul has purchased the
lot between NJ Whitmoyers and Dr..
Hansen's residences on Fourteenth
street. and viii erect q home thefe a
soon a. the weather viii permit
Walter Butler and family leave this
Wednesday for Cedar Rapids where they
will make their home. He has bought a
farm ten miles south Of that place on
Timber creek. a fine farming country.
A literary entertainment and box
social viii be given In the Bean school
house south Of the river, next Friday
evening, the proceeds from which viii be
used for the buying of books for library.
A. J. Mason. the teacher Of the district,
II the promoter Of the worthy cause.
As soon a the weather viii permit,
the Union Pacific viii begin the work OF
laying another track from Silver Creek
to Ksarney. A surveyor and q gang Of
men were In Central City for two or
three days the past week surveying the
route and establishing the levels through
here.-Central City Nonparsl.
Joseph Ryan has purchased stock
Of dry goods in Schuyler and took pos
ssssion the first Of this week he ex-
pects to move his family there later In
the spring. Mr.. Ryan hes had many
years experience in serving the public in
. busine8 way and hin Columbus friends
viii be glad to know Of his prosperity.
Monroe vii have an Independent
Telephone company, which viii be con-
nected With the Columbus line. At .
recent meeting held by citizens there ths
following named gentlemen were chosen
a. directors: Isaiah Lightner, William
Webster, ". n. Pollard, William Joy,
Arthur Watts. E. B. Dsnnals and 4 d.
FellerA
| -Xrn. Johanna Husman died at the
residence Of her son August Husman. Gx
miles west of Columbus, at 8 p. u. last
Friday. Her extreme cid age. s. years,
| vas the cause of her death. The funeral
sarvices viii be held at the German
Methodist church in Duncan this Tues
day afternoon. Intefment in the Dun
can cemetery.
The following parties were granted
marriage licenses by Judge Ratterman
during the past week: Gottlieb krauss
and Johanna Dryer, both Of Platte Cen
ter; Vim. wendt and Aalani Kaiser,
both Of Platte county; Fred Mock and
Sophia Weyen. both Of Lindssy; Ernest
C. Carlson Of Newman Grove and Anna
Olson Of St Edward
The states attorney in the Lille
murder trial at Dsvid City finished their
testimony Monday and the case given to
the jury this Tuesday morning. The
trial Of Nn Lille for the murder
of her husband, Harvey Lille. IN Octo-
Der Last, has been one Of peculiar en-
cumssances. and has bsen the cause OF
much sensational talk IN Butler county.
| Charles Skorupa, administrstor Of
the estate of Frank Nicsk. deceased, Win
have . public sale On the Frank Micak
place miles north Of Shelby On Tuas-
day, March 10. at which stock. farm
machinery, etc, VII be offered. At the
same time and place Katie Nicsk. widow
Of the deceased. viii also o6ef ARTICLES
for sale. For further particulars ses
poseen
AT q nesting Of the 0rpsntsn Of
the city Tuesday evening Of Last week,
Ernst Scott v1s chosen chairman and
salsessd to 60 to Fremont to investigate
the workings of ths local org.nization Of
The United Bruehefhood Of Carpsntssz
and Joinsn Of that city. A similar
ordr viii probably b orgsnizsd IN Co.