The Columbus journal., 1903-08-05

La Bylnes vas kieksd a IL II
ksse 6unday oosning b . colt, Will
fssdiag Il. Ths colt vas fighting Il
hosss it Ne standing with and apparent
y did not - Mr. Dyl1sa IL injus,
-Ths q. A. r. sncampnent vhicAval
held in Genoa lase week was not thl
s1ocsss that thsss Gathailgs hsvs bssg
in ths pas4 oviag b Tie poee naaags.
nsot a ths cannitsee IN allowing &
number q attsaetioos q ths midway
ehar6ctsr On ths srounda Old soldissu
ftom hses vseo much disappointed in tha
meeting.
1T be- beoo0squit popular over tn
stats among rspablieans 70 hold but ON
county oooveatioo instsod oe two, sloct-
ing dslegatss 70 the stste and judicial
eoovsotioos and Tor placing in nomins.
ton county oGIcials. ill 1t ths sama
meeting. With every oos busy The ool
convsntioa would probably be bsttss
attended
Rev. and 1lr& Luce retained home
Thursday from thsir tour veeks' visit "a
Massachusetts, and Maina They enjoy.
cd pleasant trip throughout thsir vsea.
ton but ars glad 70 b homo aeain. Mr.
Lnes says that manufacturing institu.
tioos With Tie exception Of leather good
seem to beoa The increase and tho couu.
try il prosperoua
Father Do Vo0 of Spaldine u in The
hospital here Tor trsatmsnt, having besu
bitten by . dog. He vas thought at
flrst to b seriously Gck with blood
poisoning. bat hs u now improving rap
idly. Father Do voss i WY popular ia
his section and 10 givsa the credit q
having secured the extension Of thu
Union Pacific to Spaldina.
All the butchers OF the city hsv>
ordered their Nebraska telephones takea
out OF thsir shops, to be discootinued
from the Let Of August. A represents
tive OF the butcher was sent to Omaha
to confer with Mr.. Yost, the manager il
Omaha, but no reduction OF price could
be secured from tho regular rates
charged. hence the order.
Mr.. and MnL 81. Hockeubereer and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Cornelius entertain
ed Thursdsy evening at tho Hocken.
berger residence for Aiss Florence Cor.
nelius Of Pennsylvania and Miss Myrtle
Parker OF 0enoa. Euchre and finch
were the games OF amusement. Mira
Herman Oehlrich and Mr.. Fred Roberto
won the favors in the euchrs games.
j. Rosencrantz. . supervisor ol
Nance county, was in town last week "a
inspect the steel bridge over tho Loup
river. He will be gone . week inspect.
ing bridges over the Platte and Loup
rivers. Nance county has bridges to
build at Genoa and Fullerton q result
Of last springs food and have concluded
to make them to resist the ice, IL possible.
Ed. Fitzpatrick, Ed. Kavsnaueh,
Louis Peterson, Sam Friedhof, Henry
Murphy, Theodore Friedhof, Leonard
Wagner, Harold Kramer and jerome
Fitzpatrick returned homo Monday from
. ten days camping out ct HcPhsrson's
lake. Another party composed OF the
families OF W. N. Hensley and q. A.
Speice also returned Monday from the
same place.
Tho postofIice at Rochon south OF
Columbus has been discontinued by tho
government A rural delivery from
Bellwood supplies the needs in the
neiehborhocd. The Rochon posto6Rce
has been established about five years
and was conducted st the store OF
Charles Olcott about eight miles south
west Of town. The Office was discontiu-
ned Friday.
-Bixby says: I'VE have been invited
to attend the democratic state powwov
to be held in Columbus August 26 The
invitation is accepted, and G. b. Sheldon
10 hereby requested to keep the light
burning on the night OF tho 24th, until
twenty minutes after train time. Two
pieces Of pumpkin pie, like mother used
to make. will sustain our Improbable
life until breakfast time"
"A former Columbus boy va recently
married, the following mention Of which
We clip from tho Fremont Tribune:
''The marriage Of Roy Lucas, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Lucas Of this city. to Miss
Clyde Addington took place at Water
Valley, Miss., last week. The couple
expect to visit Fremont thin fall The
groom IL working in some railroad car
shops at Water Valley, where they will
live"
Mrs. George A. Scott and con Of
Columbus and Henry c. McGath Of
Prairie Creek visited Last Sunday with
their sister ArsL Henry n. Smith and
family John Diess was in Columbus
Tuesday where tho Diars Bros. met their
cloak salesnsn and selected garments for
the winter trade. Aiss Emma Palmer
accompanied him and spent tho day with
her sister, Ars. Robert Saley.-Fullerton
NewsJournal.
-Bixby pays Judge Sullivan . CON-
pliment in the following words: "Atvo-
for-s-cent politician writes to find ont
why 10 don't Jump onto Judge J. J. Sui
livsn and give him h-l?' The answer il
easy, for two reasons: First, We have no
occasion to abuse the judge and, second,