The Columbus journal., 1903-07-01
Columbus SpuruaI.
WDNI8DAY. JULY L ~


WKDNI8DAY. JULI I. ~
-Celebrate.
| -Dr. Paul, dentist
-CeIebrste ths Fourth!
!! -Mialsnz Tor bet phoeoA
| -Calsbrats ths Fourth in Columbus
-Dr. Vallisr, Osesopath, Barber block
| -Gsorgs Lehman went to Ouaha
Sunday.
Or. Naumann, dsntist, Thirtssnth
street. Il
DR.. Gistzsn, dentist, over Pollock'a
drug store.
-Nn P. F. Miller il improving after
being quite sick.
Gus Becher vas tr.nsnctinR buGneas
in Albion ThurDday.
&C. A. Linstrum made q business trip
to Fullerton ono day Last week.
Frank North Of Omahs VS. visiting
relatives in town over Sunday.
Miss Emma Bean viii 90 to Omaha
this week to attend bushes collsea
Judge W. n. Hsnalsy viii dsliver the
Fourth Of July orstion At St Edward
-EAston 4 Co. have the agency for
the Champion binder, mowers and
reapers.
They tell us they have the best goods
at the Thurston Annex Any doubts?
Ask Kelly. tt
-Ds. Martyr, Evans, 0ssf L Han
sen, ofdcs thrss dooss north Of Ftisd-
hofs store. f
| DIR. NcKsan's method of making
aluminium plates places them on an
equality with gold.
II. F. Wilson and family and Nra
Will Murray spent last week in camp on
the island south Of town.
| Rev. Luce was called to Lyons last
week by the illness Of his brother -in-lav.
He returned Friday night.
Mrs. Homer RObinson entertained
Monday afternoon in honor Of her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. Robinson.
If still in doubt you had better
make up your mind now to come to Co
lumbus and celebrate the Fourth.
Take a day Oh and celebrate the
Fourth in the good old style in Colum-
bus. See program in another column.
-Esston L Co. are headquarters for
choice groceries and hardware. We
take country produce at highest market
prices.
Miss Anna Sturgeon went to Lind
say Friday where she Will have q position
ss compo@tor in the Newspaper o6ics at
that place.
-Wm. Schilz makes boots and shoeo
In the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. tt
-Dressmaking, plain and fancy ssv-
ing, at home Of Mrs. Peter LauehIin
opposite Union Pacific round house.
Mrs. Lauehlin and Ars. Napier. 3
1t is confidently expected by all old
timers that Nebrasks will finally pull
herself together and raise . full crop Of
corn this fall If any other section does.
The half-price sale of embroideriss
and hot weather goods Of all kinds con-
tlnue to draw the crowds to E. D. Fitz-
patdck's, the White Front dry goods
store. 2
-Claude Finley of Sterling, Kansas,
who has been staying the past eight
months with the family Of his aunt, Mn.
Wm- Graves, returned to his home last
Thursday.
Mrs. john Seipp, her son Walter
and daughter Marguerite, Miss Hattie
Hecker and Mrs. Hageman all started
today Tuesday for q visit to relatives
in Wisconsin.
Miss Ethel Farrand Will sntsrtain
friends this afternoon in honor of Misses
Mary and Margaret Franklin Of Fremont.
The occasion viii also be Aiss Ethel's
birthday anniversary.
In district court last week L. D.
Curtis was given q divorce from AIDA
Curtis. The defendant vas given ali
mony to the amount Of 500 and the
custody of the children.
Contractor Jimmie Brimblecom' five
cars Of railroad grading outfit went
through this place Thursday night going
TO Ravens, Nebraska, where he has six
miles Of double track to grade.
M. and Xn John Dawson Of Oconee
celebrated their anniversary Monday
evening at their home. Mr.. and Mn
George Scott and Mn. Rasmussen Of
this city attended the gathering.
R r James, who recently lost tools
valued at $35, stolen from the school
grounds in the Second ward, has rscov-
cred his vheslbarrov, which was dis
covered and fishsd out Of the Loup river
by Fred Brewer.
Rev Munro Sunday evening took for
bis subject Of discourse Lessons from
Macbeth" The subject wss chosen in
response to request from the Shakes
psare club students, Who wished to
listen to a sermon on the subject.
On the public road east Of Ed. West
colts farm, two miles east Of town there
is a part Of the road made almost i'm
passable by mud holes. Farmers COM
ing from that direction have found it
very inconvenient in reaching this city
with loads.
Green peas, cucumbers and potatoes
have been brought in to market by home