The Columbus journal., 1903-01-21

-1As county supegvisoss hayo besa Il
session The past vssk checking up th.
books oe the county o8osca Thsy ID
journsd Hooday to 90 to Omaha. vhsrs
tho state association a county super.
viDoEs arc in sos1ioa the 20th, 2lst end
22d. They viii continue thsir work On
the books Of the o@osss o. thsir return.
-DepaEtmant Commander Steele Of
the g. A. r has ssot out to posts, gen.
sral orders calling attsntioa oe every
oomrsds to The work of military instrue-
ton asd patziotie sduestioa in The pub
be schools q ths ststa He be- appoint
ID d. n. Miner oe this city . assistant
to taks charge oe this work in Platts
county.
Judge Rattseman be- issued mar-
riaes licenses 70 John Lantmsn oe Elgin
and Mn Mary Raab oe Columbus; Hen
~ Otto ThaRmann oe Nonroe and Min
Anna Aylst of Platte Osatsr; Ottis J..
Moran and Mi0 Margaret Schroeder
both a Ctsstoo. Ths lase named couple
were married this Tussday morning ct
Caoeher hoesl By Judge Rattsfnan.
Word ~ reosivsd hscs Thursday
oe the death oe Nm. Clafk Loshbaueh q
Evsrst. Wellington. Hr. Loahbangh =
. brother q RseEy 1oshbsugh, and
moved 10 Washingtoo about sixteen
years seo. His vibs vas Nim Hannah
johnson Of Locking 0iasa. th1 county.
She died ths til Of this mouth ftom
typhoid fsvse, leaving her husband and
seven children.
We have . bargain 70 olBer our
farmer sabsesibsssL We oan give Jon
Tn Ootunus JoU1xAL and Nebraska
Farmsl; The to papsss oos year for
1l75. Nov = tho time 70 subscribe
Don't wait, . this o6ee may not b Of
long dulatioa. THH JOURNAL will give
you the city and county news while The
Farmsr u valuable to every one Who il
interested in agricultura.
Several msmbefs Of The fire depart
ment ars attending the state meeting
bsine held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in Crete. Sam Gass goes -
chief Of tho department, and Bert Galley
will attend % . member OF the state CON-
mittee on rules and regulations. The
delegates from the different companies
are Harry Lohr, Martin Schilz, H. Ksr-
senbrock and Ed. Fitzpatrick.
-Mrs. Frances Wolinski, . Polish lady
Who lived with her dsughtsr. Mn Flet-
seck, three miles vest Of Duncan, died
Saturday morning Of old age. Nm.
Wolinski was over 100 years old, the
exact date OF her birth 10 not known. but
relatives believe che was about 102
Funeral services we're held Monday
morning in tho Duncan Catholic church
after which the body wss inferred in the
nearby cemetery.
"A stereopticon entertainment will bs
given in tho Bismark academy school,
district No. 10, i've miles north Of Co
lumbus, next Friday evening. Andy
Erb, the teachsr OF the school he's
arranged the evenings entertainment,
which viii b given Tree OF charge. The
pictures to b shown viii comprise .
series illustrating Uncle Toms Cabin.
Besides these thsre will b given pro-
gram Of music and recitations.
&C. S. and W. L Easton returned
Wednesday from Marsngo, Illinois, where
they went to attend the funeral Of their
father, Andrew Eastou. It will be
Mr.. Easton died suddenly
at the home Of his daughter Nm. Eek
hardt in Leadville, Colorado, on the Sd.
MrA Eckhardt and the two sons here
accompanied the remains to their old
homo in Illinois. A peculiar fact 10 that
tho Easton family have lost five relatives
by death since October Is
Tho subject was . pony standing in
tho gutter, With it, blanket blown down
on the buggy shaft and . cold north
wind blowing. Man after man passed
looking at the pony. some even turning
around to look back at the helpless
animal, but doing nothing. By-and-by
the man looking for opportunities, the
good Samaritan, came and carefully
placed the blanket on the horse, taking
pains to 20 arrange it that the wind could
not we'll blow it OF aesin.-Our Dumb
Animals.
Tho Fremont High school bowling
team came up Friday and met tho High
school boys Of this city in . match game
st Hagel's alley. Three games were
rolled and their total score in pins was
2,4lA The team consisted Of the follow
ing players: Denslow, Loomis, A. Fritz,
Gage and p. Fritz. The Columbus boys
Who defeated the visitors we're Friedhof,
Elliott, Miessler, Mshood and Osborn,
their score being 25N. A return game
viii b played in Fremont some time in
tho near future
Representative Fellefs OF this county
has introduced bill in the Legislature
for tho relief Of Samuel Mahood Of this
city for boarding and lodging recruits in
1888. while proprietor Of the Grand
Pacific hotel, to the amount Of S254
There seems TO be Q difference Of opinion
- to Who il responsible for tho payment
OF the amount-the government or state
authorities, bat al can readily agree
that M. Mahood has made Q reasonable
demand and is entitled to receive his pay
for ssrvices faithfully rendered.
-Joseph Bucher OF San Bernardino,
California, brother Of VIM. Bucher Of
this city and Who in former years vss .
Platte county citizen, sends his renewal
to TIE JOURNAL. G. Michaelsen Of
Sebsstopol, Soooms county, California,
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