The Columbus journal., 1903-03-11

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eian, Columbus. NsA
If you hsvs b 0ippe0 a9aeA Id
from it, tpostsppay.
-Plkl4ys nukxEx ns.z q
bet in t. varid seusss. Z
-Mio Esthsr johnson, vho esschsl
north Of town, spent Sunday at homA
Fresh Roll Butter 1t l5c. Fsncy
Roll at tie, It Herman p. h OehlEieh'.
Hon. ". A. Way came up Saturday
ftoa Lincoln to spsnd Sunday st hooa.
Mn 2. g Nsvion has bssn conAned
TO her home by sickness the pase two
Woeln
The Auditotinm orchestra give their
concert this Tuesday evening at Orpheus
opera housA
Jim Frazier has shipped to The
South Omaha market ince February 7,
nearly one thousand bad Of cattla.
A position . farm hand II wanted
BY German spsaking man in . family of
Engiish speaking people. Apply ct this
of6ce. g
-Ths phyGicians Of Leigh, Crsston
and Humphrey arc contemplating estab-
fishing . hospital at Humphrey Tor which
initial steps have been taken.
Fred A. Roberta, who has been in
0rsissa'S clothing store Tor several years,
has accepted . position in the clothing
department. Of Friedhofs store.
Editor Vim. Morris of tho Clarks
Enterprise has sold his plant to Will r
Burr, formerly editor Of the Axtsl Ad-
vsrsissr, who takes possssion ns1t vssk.
Otis II. CLARK Of Woodville township
died Saturday morning after few days
llne0 Mr.. Clark was asDess0r at the
time Of his death and has been . pfomi-
nent man in the county.
Ernst L Brock have leased the Grand
Pacific hotel from Samuel Mahood. and
will take possession the 18th OF this
month. These ssutlsmsn expect to put
the building in good shape 10 accommo-
date roomers and boarderA
Tho ~reiephone Girl" company did
not get to Columbus to I'LL their en&age-
ment Monday evening. Their baggage
was hero but the company stopped in
Grand Island. They have telephonsd to
manager Saley that they will be here in
about two weeks.
The Boone County Argus is author
ity for the statement that . little girl
baby was born in Albion last week whose
grand mother and great grand mother
were present to bid it welcome. and that
its great great grand mother is still liv-
ing in Iowa.
G. Jay, the son Of W. s. Jay Who u
attending an art school in Chicago, il
developing . splendid talent for art.
Recently he took an examination and
out Of one hundred and fifty he was ono
of three who passed the test. BE u
studying to b cartoouist.
R 8. Dickinson, ]. 81. Galley, Dr..
Hansen. C. C. Gray and Henry Ragatz,
by the republicans and T. ". Adama L.
G. Nnnecker, Louis Phillips and ]. g.
Becher by the democrats are names 10
hear mentioned a. probable candidates
for mayor at the coming spring election.
Fred Walker Of Haverhill, Mass.,
stopped in the city Thursday on his way
home from Colorado where he had been
on account Of poor health. Mr.. Walker
was Q schoolmate of Rev. Luce in their
boyhood days and the two gentlemen
had not seen each other for many yearA
Rev. Cash, tho Episcopal minister,
vas called to Neigh last Wednesday by
the serious illness Of his father, Who died
after his son reached homo. Nm. Cash
him on his sad mission.
Mr.. Bissle conducted services in the
church Sunday, morning and evening, in
the sbsence Of the pastor.
Gus Prisb, painter, and c. B. Mills,
paper hanger, have formed q business
partnership. The firm name will be
Prieb 4 Mills. All orders for work
should be left at Pollock's drug store.
Paper hanging and painting viii be done
on abort notice and work finished q con-
tracted for, and q portion Of your trade
IL solicited. l
Last Tuesdays Omaha World Her
aid contains . cartoon picture Of cur
senator from Platte county, W.
A. Way. Mr.. Way is represented by the
artist % in IN animated convsrsation
with Meredith Of Sarpy county, his feet
tucked under the chair and his hands
extended q in explanation Of IN import
ant subject under discussion.
Last Saturday Joseph Sokol fled .
suit in district court hero against Mary
Kozlovsh for 5000. He claims be 10
ceived injuries while intoxicated BY
liquors bought at the saloon owned BY
the defendant in Duncan. Sokol says
be was allowed to 60 home IN . wagon
in this condition from which hs was
thrown and received serious injurieA
, "a Wise Woman" has been secured
- the attraction at the North opera
house next Saturday evening, March "A
The company il headed by Miss Marie
Lamour, heretofore . prominent and
attractive member Of Augustin Days
New York company. The play through
which Miss Lamour viii be introduced
to our theatre-goeFs il Wiltred Clarke's
great London comedy succeaA
Tho old anl<1iara ~ oup noi0hh0rin1