The Columbus journal., 1903-12-02

-founGstan are already counting The
days until ChristmaA
Clyde Fr,zell came up from Omaha
to spend Thanksgiving.
-Xn 81. T. Spoerry ate Thanksgiving
dinner With friends in Ocones.
For art photography call On Nm
NcAIlister, Mielsnz' old stand.
The White Front Dry Goods
Store. Follow the crowd.
DIR. Chas. b. Platz, homeopathic ply.
sician and surgeon, postof6ce building
-Easton sells the celebrated Radiant
Home Base Burners and Majestic
Ranges.
The Dussells are putting in steam
heating plant at the residence Of 4 F. b.
Oehlrich.
Blk" says DO not condemn foot
ball until you have witnessed at least
one game"
Alvin E. Pool. violinist. Pupils
accepted. Concerts and recitaIa Tele-
phone No. IS. It
-Drs. Martyr, Evans, Geer 4 Han
sen, ofics three doors north Of Fried
hors store. Il
Rudy Miller vas down from Fuller
ton to witness the foot ball game on
Thanksgiving day.
The union service held in the Baptist
church Thursday evening vas attended
by a good sized congregation.
-Rssidencss and vacant lots In all
parts Of the city for sale on easy terms.
Becher. Hockenberger L Chambers.
Found. a sum Of money In Galley 3
store. Owner can have same by proving
the amount and paying for this notice.
Mrs. Arthur Van Housen Of Schuy-
Ter, who had been at the hospital about
three moths. has returned TO her home.
The congregation Of the Episcopal
church Will have q social time at the
home Of L ". Snow this Tuesday
evening.
Myrtle Hoffman. who Is teaching the
Braun school northwest OF town, began
school Monday after q three weeks
vacation.
-wm. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best les. and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured IN the
market. Il
Ladies Of the Congregational church
viii serve their annual supper in Xaen-
nerchor hall Wednesday evening begin
ming at $50 o'clock.
In the meantime, follow the crowd
to E. D. FitZpatrlck's, the White Front
Dry Goods Store. and see what you can
get for your money.
j. E. Nichols. living three and half
miles east OF Columbus. offers his well
improved farm for sale. Shade and fruit
trees. Inquire at the residence.
Il have l6O acres Of choice farm land
which I Will exchange for good grade
heifers. For further particulars write
l. c. Bordvell. LitchviIle, n. D.
Buy the Best. The Tryber Piano
leads them all IN construction, finish,
durability and price. Sold on mouthly
payments. Auditorium Music Co.
Red Seal Flour. Ever tried it, II
not. give 1t a trial and you vii call for
more. Every grocer has it. Manuf
turej by the Elevator Roller Mills.
In the vicinity OF P!stssmouth the
corn stalk disease among cattle has
already appeared. and veterinary SUP
seons have warned farmers to be careful
IN their feeding.
Copies Of The JorRxAL dated Octo-
Der =. 1903. are wanted at this office. 4
limited number only viii be purchased
at &c a copy, aud the first brought in
viii De purchased.
Humphrey o1tbovIed the Colum bus
boys IN the match game Tuesday night
OF last week by the score Of $500 to
2.25O. each team composed OF five men
With three games the limit.
The Independent Telephone COM
psny last week began the extension Of q
new line north Of town. The Shell creek
line vii be divided into two lines. and
new phones added to each division.
Miss Laura A. Gregg, the brilliant
lecturer for the voman's suffrage asso-
ciasion. viii speak Saturday evening in
the Congregational church. Miss Gregg
has pleasing delivery and always inter-
eses her audiences. Don't fail to hear
her.
The Swedish American Telephone
Co. last Wednesday dismissed the suit
fled N district court against the Inde-
pendent Telephone Co, paying the costs
involved. They decided to accept the
terms originally offered in settlement by
the company here.
About thirty-ive tickets we're sold
Thursday morning for Lincoln at the B.
& II office IN this city, . majority OF the
passengers going to witness the foot ball
game between the nlonois and Nebraska
university teams in which the latter we're
successful. Is TO 0.
Frank Williams. the colored man
Who has been working IN the shine par
lors OF F. Tremain for the pest week,
vas arrested and fined 81 and costs in
Justice Curtis court Tor disturbing the
peace by quarrelins With the propriseor,
last Friday morning.
A man Who Va a eye witness TO the
incident, tells the story Of how one
Columbus man secured his ThanhRivicG