The Columbus journal., 1903-07-08
Columbus 4onrua1.
VEDSEHDAY, JULY 9. M
-Dr. Panl, dentist.

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Dr. Psnl, dentist
-Mialenz for bsss phoeoa
-Dr. Waller, Ostsopath, Barber hlock
-Dr. Nsnmann, dsntise Thirtssnfa
strsss- Il
DIR. GAexen, dsntist over PoIloeki
drug store.
Nm Paul HaeA has been quite le1
the past vssk.
Famous gold msdal co6sa E B
London 4 Bro.
Dr. Cha Il Piatz, physician anG
surgeon. posso@cs building.
-Easton 4 Co. have ths aesncy fol
the Champion binder, mowers saG
reapen
They tell % thsy have The bess good
At the Thurston Annex Any doubts:
AK Kelly. tt
-Ds. Martyr, Evans, Gear Z Han.
sen. o66cs three doofs north Of Frisd
hofs store. Il
-NiB Ella Rasmussen laft Saturday
for SprinR6eld where she has clerkshiF
IN the store Of b. Anrdock.
Carl Schroeder and Leo SchonIau
who are employed at Union Pacific hssd.
quarters IN Omaha, spent Saturday here
Your breakfast s not complete With
out cup of the celebrated gold media
coffee. We sell it. E. B. London + Bro.
-Easton + Co. are headquarters Tor
choice groceries and hardware. We
take country produce st highest market
prices
| After long and bitter fight Daniel
Murdock has been appointed postmaster
at Oconee IN place Of o. T. Webster,
resigned.
| -Wm. SchIlz makes boots and shoas
In the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured In the
market It
The Columbus Cream Co. expect to
run wagon IN the Oldenbusch neigh
borhood before long to gather milk for
their plant here.
Carl johnson has removed bus CON-
mission Office from the Newcomer build
ing 70 rooms on the second door Of
Grays' nev structure.
The burnt pea coffee faddiss argues
health and talks fake. Drink the best
of the original, the celebrated gold medal
coffee. E. B. London 4 Bro.
-Dressmakin2, plain and fancy sev-
ing, at home Of Mn Peter Laughtin
opposite Union Pacific round house.
Mrs. Lauehlin and Mn. Napier. 8
Mrs Lucinda G. Winslow, an aunt
Of Mrs C. ]. Carlow, Who has visited in
the city, vas recently appointed post
mistress at Badger, Holt county.
Arthur Bray, living Just west Of the
city, Won high honors at the shooting
contest at Platte Center on the Fourth.
Out OF - Tying targets he hit q
The haH-price sale Of embroideries
and hot weather goods Of al Kinds con-
tinue to draw the crowds to E. d. Fitz-
psrrick'a. the White Front dry goods
store. =
a NJ Covert on Saturday gave de-
| cided Indications of an improvement in
bus condition and SINCE then, has been
gaming steadily. He is still In the
hospital.
-Bellvood viii have two rural free
delivery routes. covering an area Of sixty-
nine square miles. with population OF
LOSS. The routes have been ordered
established on July 1a
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Farrand of Coun-
ell Bluffs are visiting the family Of Frank
Fa-rand The two families VIII spend
the week at NcPherson's lake. eight
miles east Of the city.
Recently the boiler At the Olden-
busch creamery burst and caused con-
siderable damage. The Nsbr,aka-Iovs
Creamery company have closed the place
on account OF the damage.
We see by the Fremont Herald that
Manager Backus was in that city one day
last week with his Indian ball team on
its way to Valley where they were to
play game with the team at tha: place.
Leo Gutzmer, who went last week TO
Minneapolis to take . position with the
Great Northern railroad returned Satur-
day and left Monday for Omaha and VIII
later go to California Leo says Mime
apolis Is too cold climate for him.
A Norfolk citizen is aeitating the
buying Of ground for park purposes for
the city and mentions the fact that
Columbus is one Of the up-to-dats towns
| in that line. this city bsing blessed With
two very good ones N different sections
| Of the town.
F. 7. Walker sold his Spaldin9 ranch
Of 1.04O acres to q man from ColfaI
county. Nh. Walker and . gentleman
from Cedar Rapids purchased this ranch
about . year seo for $3.50 per scEe and
sold 1t at so. which u . nice advance
within year.
Mrs n kuntzelman vas called to
Omaha todsy by q telephone maDaae
stating that her husband, who 10 viGtin9
there, in attempting to step from street
car Sunday, fell to the walk and frac-
tured his skull. No further particulars
are vet known
-Nr. John O'Shsa Of Newman Grove
and Mn. Lizzie Murphy Of Humphrey