The Columbus journal., 1903-01-07

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-Wsnted, ct of books 70 pot NON
ines. Inquire at this o6oa
-Dr. Hans Pstssssn, physician sn,
surgeon, o@ce Olive street. f
-Pillsborys Bsst xxx Flour. th'
best in the World, 1t Grays;. Il
Fresh Roll Butter .t lec. Fane,
Roll 1t 9oe, at Herman p. b. Oshlzishs
-Judge d. I. Robisoa oe Hunphrs,
i in The city this vssk attending court
win Lshnan be- bssn wy isk thl
past two weeks, and = still cooAnsd r
hi bed.
Prank Hollenbeck, after Q vookt
indisposition, took his run out 1ooday
morning.
Wanted, girl for gsoseal hooss work
three in family; good vaesa Inquirs
residence Of Mn. Garrett Hulst.
Il r Latham left Monday sftsenooa
for Rochester, n. T., whsee b W. called
by the serious illness Of his aged mothsc
Mis- Harguerits Nsumann enter.
tanned Q number OF her young frisndl
Friday afternoon at tho homo oe Dr.
Nanmann.
DR.. ThomaG Sexton OF Seward
preached in the Presbyterian church
Sunday. He did not como - . candi-
date for the church.
Miss Elisabeth Watkins returned
Sunday to Omaha whers shs expects in
. few moaths 70 complete hsr courss in
Q commercial college,
Ralph Coolidge expects to lesvs in .
few days for Lead City, s. D., vhsrs b
will work at his carpenter trade On .
magnificent new depot which il being
built 1t that place.
%. L. Bakers force Of men wore
putting in ice at the Hagel cold storage
and ice house Monday and Tuesday. 1t
is Of fne quality-clear - crystal and
sixteen inches in thickness.
LOST, . white grey hound about
ono year old, With scar on right side Of
neck. Five dollars will be given to any
ono giving information leading to the
finding OF him. A. n. Gray.
-We have q 200 ssre farm in Sherman
township for sale at . bargain. This i
one OF the best improved farms in the
county and is . snap for somebody.
Becher, Hockenberger 4 Chambers.
Joseph Herrod comes here from
North Platte to take the position Of
round house foreman With the Union
Pacific company. He 10 married man
and will move his family to Columbus.
-Dr. R A. Waller, Ostsopath, has To-
Gated in Columbus for the practice Of
his profession. Those who have failed
to be cured BY other methods will do
we'll to try Osteopathy. It's cures are
Oface, Barber Building.
The stage settings and scenery are
Tar above tho average and the company
10 an exceedingly clever one throughout.
The Missouri Girl" made . hit and il in
line for q big week.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat. At North opera house, jan
nary Is.
Tho Crescent bowling team Of Lin
coln will be here Thursdsy evening to
meet Columbus bovlers in . match game
1t Hagel's alley. An admission Tee Of
l0c viii b charged to help defray the
expenses Of the visitors. An interesting
game 10 expected.
The twenty.fifth annual meeting Of
the Nebrasks state historical society will
be held January 13 and "A in Lincoln.
A splendid program has been arranged
speeches from Robert ". Fur
nas, Hon. George l. Miller, Edward
Roeewater and others.
Miss Nellie Evans entertained friends
1t her home Thursday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Bills, Of Fairbury. A
Christmas tree loaded With decorations
md gifts for the guests furnished tho
principal amusement Of the evening.
The rooms were decorated in holly and
mistletoe.
Prof Kern was houored by the State
Teachers' association last week in Lin
,oln, being elected vice president for tho
coming year. C. A. Fulmer Of Pavnee
City vas elected president, A. o. Thomas
Of Kesrney secretary and A. L Caviness
Df Fairbury, treasurr. Prot. Kern u tho
only officer from the north part Of tho
Btate.
The school board held their regular
Monday. The resignation Of
Miss Clara Hohl, primary teacher Of the
West End school, was read and discussed
It length by the board. Miss Hohl has
been offered . position in the Albion
Dchools and has resigned her place here.
The board finally decided to wait until
. suitable teacher could be obtained,
before taking action.
-We have . bargain to offer our
larmer subscribers. We can give you
rHI CoLUNBUs JOURNAL and Nebrasks
Farmer, the two papers ono year for
bL75. Nov IL the time to subscribe.
Don't wait, - this offer may not b Of
ong duration. THR JOURNAL will give
rou the city and county news while The
Farmer il valuable to every one Who u
Interested in agriculture.
Dan Linnahan, Who has held the
position here Of round house foreman
NTH the Union Pacific for about eighteen
left Monday for Beatrice where
he will have district foreman's position
It . much better salary. The round
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