The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03
Columbus SouruaI.



WNDUWAY. JUNE Z ~
Ok. P1nl, d0fit
-Nia2snx fm hne phDenA
-Df. Seymour VII ruenEn soun.
DE- valhsr: Osss'ssth. Barber baoea
Try Easenab hulk en9bA Non
bseta.
-Dr. Eanmann, dsntisk ThRtsanfi
ser0se- e
Bring your butssr and eess L
Eastoo'h
-Dr. 0isGssn, dsntisk, Over Pollocki
drug stns.
-Pillsblry's Best XXX
Flour 1t Grays'.
Ernest Duss,u III Nnndsy svsnine
for Chicago On buins0 trip.
-Dr. Hans Psearssa, physician and
surgeon, o@cs Over posto6oA Il
"A daughter W. born to Nr. and
Mn F. A. LAvrsncs last vosk
-Thomas Brsnigan soss vsss this
week to purchass hor1. and mules-
y. G. Rssdsr and ". L. Coenslius
went to Lincoln Monday On hgal buG-
neR.
| "A good buegy for sals. Inquire Of
Hn- Vie. second block sast Of court
hou6e.
Charles Wooster Of Silver Creek v1s
in town Saturday to attend Memorial
services
-Easson 4 Co. hsvs the agency for
the Champion binder, mowers and
reapera.
-Dr. Seymour, optician, oculist and
aurist, viii be 1t the Thurstou Friday,
June T.
Mrs. c. A. Newman has beea quite
sick for the past two weeks, but u nov
improving.
-Drs. Martyr, Evans, Geer + Han
sen. Office three doors north Of Fried
hofs store. #
On the first day Of june, 1903, fire
In the furnace was not only . comfort
but q necessity.
-Dr. McKsan's method Of making
aluminium plates places them on IN
equality with gold
Joe Ryan vas mp from Schuyler
Monday evening to attend the farewell
party for J. T. Cox.
notwithstanding the wet condition
Of the soil, vegetation OF all kinds is
growing right along.
The man With a vice wonders Why
80 many persons think it their duty to
make public the fact"
The Bed Front Hardware is head
quarters for all kinds Of millet, Hungs-
ran and choice early seed corn.
-EAston 4 Co. are headquarters for
CHOICE groceries and hardware. We
take country produce at highest market |
prices.
VIM. Schilz makes boots and shoes
IN the best styles, and us-s only the very |
best stock that can be procured IN the |
market. Il
Fred Baker and Roy Stires leave |
Sunday for Fremont where they will |
take q summer course IN the Normal |
school IN that city.
The burglar proof safe fixtures have |
been put in the First NstiOnsl bank and |
men who have been hsre expect to CON- |
plete their work today fTuesday.)
j. T. Cox expecte to leave Saturday |
for his new work In southern Nebr1ska.
His successor rs agent for the B. & II. at
this place viii be here today.
William Eimers, now Of California,
Was in town Wednesday on his way
home. he has been in Humphrey ssv-
eral weeks where be still has his store,
and had just returned from q business
trip to Kansas City.
William Fyfe, from ten miles south |
of Columbus, was in town Monday He
says that corn Is up in places and in
some fields it has been washed out Of |
the ground. The roads are in very bad
condition.
All roads lead to San Francisco in |
August, 1903, and to the 9Th National |
Encampment, G. 4 r, which promises
to be the greatest event in the annals Of |
that patriotic organization and in the
history Of California - we'll
jacob Glur has the contract and
began the work Of putting IN cement
street cutters adjoining the walks eass
and north of Hulst + Adams' store and
also the entire block from Hulss 4
Adams up to and including Rothleit-
ner's store.
Security Mutual Hail Insurance
Company Of Omaha, Nsbrlshl, incorpo-
rsted under the laws Of this state. Every
los paid IN full. and a8ords absolute
protection from los or damage to Rrov-
ing crops by hail storms. Henry Luers,
Agent, Columbus, Nebf. #
There vas an inspection Of Company
& held here last Thursday evening by
Captains Krepps and Crunin Of the reg
ular army. They expressed themsalvss
as veil pleased With the condition Of
the company. The boys vii be fur
nished with new Krsg rifles and uni
forms within two months.
The Hibsfnians gave Q farewell par
ty for J. T. Coz in the < Of p. hall |
Monday evening. The sntsrtxinmsnt
consisted Of music, dancing and card
playing. Rsffeahmsnts were served and |
. pleasant evening paa1sd- Ar. Cox e.