The Columbus journal., 1903-09-02
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Public school opens nsxt 1loodsy ia
Columbus. - -z.zrz Is fss-
-Dr. 0istssn, dentist, over Polloek1
drug store. "5~s'' 7"'i
| John Ksslsc from near Mooroe -
in town Friday. ~
| Ernest Dasssl nads . business trip
to Fremont Monday. % = -i
| Born, to Ma l. g. Zinnsckse Tuss-
day night, August 3, . son. ,a
| Born, Saturday morning 10 Ars.
Thomas HcTs&sart, dsushtse.
DIR. Chaa b. Platx, honsopsthiophy-
sician and surgeon, posto@os building.
| -Eastco L Co. have tho agency foe
the Champion binder, mowers and
respen. -
| They tell u they have the best goods
at the Thurston Annex. Any doubts?
AK Kelly. 49,. 49,, tt
| -Dn. Martyn, Evans, Ger Z Han.
sen, oAloe three doORs north q Fried
hofs store. II
-Thers arc few things - rich - "A
Millionaire Tramp" North opsEs houss.
Saturday evening. -.R =a6 r..
PROF. Kern returned homo Saturday
from Bestrice vhsrs bs taught in the
county institute one week.
The Temporary wagon bridge 1t Full
lerton broke down while herd Of cattle
were being driven across Thursday.
| W. J. Winston, formerly OF Colum-
bus. now Of Clinton, Sheridan county,
was visiting old frisnds here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. & e. Baker vere quite
severely poisoned by watermelon Mon
day. requiring . physieian's attention.
-Easton 4 Co. are headquarters Tor
choice groceries and hardtsrs. We
take country produce at highest market
prices. .- -. .-.--- r....
Ross Hammond Of the Fremont
Tribune was one OF the republican visi-
tors to the democratic convention last
Tuesday.
-Ns. 8. A. Brindlsy returned home
Saturday from Central City where shs
taught several weeks in the county
WIN. Schilz makes boots and shoes
in the best styles. and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. tt sn n. ~ .-f,zsr
| In the meantime, follow The crowd
to e. d. Fitzpstricks, the White Front
Dry Goods Store, and sse Whist yoa can
get for your money. %. 7F -.-
Prof r n. Campbell was in town
Friday ON his way to Humphrey, vhsre
he viii again sapssintend tho public
schools tho coming year. ,s ,1a e
Lost, q pocket ledger account book
with black cover belonging to W. d.
Askine. Finder will please leave ct this
Office and receive reward. ....-
Mr.. and Mn. c. W. Jens and chill
dren, Who now reside in Humphrey, are
in Chicago, where Mr.. Jens il purchasing
goods for the Eimer's store. -.
Charles Lutes and family moved to
Columbus this week, says Saturdays
Central City Republican. Charlie will
work At his trade OF carpsnter. -..-,
Buy ths Best. The Tsybsr Pisao
leads them all in construction, finish,
durability and price. Sold on monthly
payments. Auditorium Music Co.
PROF. C. S. Waters visited his brothsr,
Prof. Wsten Of this city last week, lssy-
ing Friday Tor Ainsworth vhere he will
be superintendent OF tho public schools
next year.
-Joe Bivins, who hes been employed
in Polloek's drug store. left today CTnss-
day. for Omaha whefe hs will meet his
mother and sister and return home with
them to Georgia.
-Mrs J. l. Sturgeon vent to Omaha
Sunday, called by the serious illness OF
her niece, Miss Jennie Gaaasr, who
underwent surgical operstion Q few
weeks ago at the Methodist hospital
there.
"A Millionaire Trsmp's" wealth con-
sists in the sole Ownership Of the richest
vein Of pure comedy that any theatrical
prospector has struck in many moons.
At North opera house, Saturday even
ing next.
Three companies Of the regular ma
rins corps from Philsdelphis, Penn,
passed through tho city Saturday ON
their way to the Philippine Islands
where they expect to put in about two
years service.
~. W. Tanner, editor Of tho Central
City Democrat, was in ths city Thurs- J
day. It u likely thst he will dispose Of
his plant in that town and return to
Fullerton there to engage in the news.
paper business again.
Word has been received here of tho |
birth OF Q son to 1rDG @. T. Everett Who
is ut present with her parents il Pack
wood, Iowa The young gentleman
arrived August q, and has been named
Charles John Everett.
~. F. Stems writes to ThR JouRxA1
ON souvenir postal from San FrsnoiDeo:
This ID beautiful city, fave nsvsr OF.
pected to see anything like it. The park
IN 0rando ~, and NJ C;>rn. - bo<h