The Columbus journal., 1903-07-01

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eian. Columbus. Neh
-For watches ana clocks - Il
Eleventh street jevelef, Columb0A
DO not fsl to sse our S-sooe saly.n
izsd steel mill for $500 A. Duas.n
Son. z
-Ptsety hot vsathar Monday. At
O'Clock IN The sftaenoon ths thaEmomseu
marksd g. IN ths shadA
Leo Gutxmar leaves for ST. Paul
MINI, this evening to take . poitioz
With tho Grsat Northsrn b r Co.
-Fist communion services were hsll
in tho Catholic church Sunday morning
1t o'clock. Twenty-six children wsr,
in the claA
-Hssdsmes Er.6ns, voa and Rausy
hsvs issued invitations for Q Ksnsingtoc
this (Wednesday) afternoon at the homl
Of Mn Erslkina.
If Fremont doesn't get . canal iron
the Platts river project it viii import
one from NarA Il knows no such wort
% fail-Tribuna.
The common remark Just now il tha,
the home grown stravbefriss are Of finl
favor and much superior to berries thai
have been shipped in
-Dr. and MrA Hansen expect to leave
soon Tor northern state. hoping it vii
be Of benefit to the doctor Who il suffer
ing from rheumatism.
Rev. John L0hr Of DuBoise. Nebr.
brother Of william Lohr, Who died Sat.
urday, il in the city, called several dsys
ago BY the sickness Of his brother.
-Carpentsrs Union No. 1901. Regu.
lar meetings every Saturday night. vn.
itina brothers invited. E. J. Scott
president; Chas. Wurdeman, financial
secretary.
The Hoagisnd lumber company
have moved their lumber from the sheds
owned by J. E. Kaufman and
Messrs. Branigsn 4 Hsndryx Will today
turn their horses into the yards.
The Columbus Stars played Q game
Of base ball With the first team Sunday,
beating them Is to 8. The first team can
no longer lay claim to that name and We
understand viii re-organizs soon.
Harry LOhr came home from Cres-
ton, Iowa, called by the sickness and
death OF his father. J. Finscy and two
sons Of Polk county also came in time to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Lohr on
Monday.
The Orpheus society held their
annual picnic last Sunday in Bakers
grove southwest Of the city. There were
1t least 800 people attended and from .
financial standpoint it Was the most
successful the boys have ever given.
Monday evening about 9 o'clock
several citizens observed cyclone cloud
south Of town, but apparently it did not
touch earth Garrett Hulst, Il. s. El-
lott and others witnessed it. Mr.. Hnlst
'ays it gave the appearance Of coming
toward Columbus then turned east and
,outh.
"A. N. Covert, who was 80 serioualy
hurt in the Union Pacific yards last
week, OF which We gave an account in
,ur last issue. il still at the hospital
the best care possible. At
Mr.. Covert seems to be rational
'ut not long enough to recognize his
'vu family.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Millard
vill hold the quarterly meeting service
n the Methodist church, and follow
ng Sunday morning Rev. Olcott Will
,reach. During Rev. Luce's vacation for
me month there Will be no evening
:hurch services and with the exception
It the first two Sundays there will be NO
service.
Platte Center will celebrate the
Fourth. A trap shoot, parade, . pro-
ram Of music. oration, ETC., viii take
,lace in the morning and in the after
loon sports Of many kinds such as foot
aces, sack races, lat woman race, catch
ng CREASED pig, base ball game between
Monroe and Platte Center, and many
,ther attractions.
Mrs. J. B. Geitzen and Ara C.
Kramer entertained at the home Of the
'ormef Saturday afternoon in honor OF
An Hale of Sioux City and Mrs. Young
If Lincoln. Military euchre vas the
for the afternoon, Mrs. l. L.
Albert receiving favors for the most
one hands and Nesdames Sullivan,
Hale, Young and Martyr receiving fav-
Dts for holding the winning table.
Company < held a target practice
Sunday in VIII Ernst's pasture north Of
he city. Herman Herring Won first
place by q score of IS out Of a possible
20; Otto Hagel came next with 32 points,
he target being at a distance Of 200
1ards- There were seventeen participat-
ID in the shoot The boys expect to
lave their new guns before the next
practice which viii be in two veekA
DIR. Ireland called Drs. Martyr and
Evans Of Columbus in consultation
in the case Of ]. J. Cahill. An
operation vas performed upon Ar.
Cahill's knee. It is feared that his in
uries are of q serious nature. H. E.
3oehea Of Columbus visited few days
nth his brother, Carl F. this week. :.
Born, On Monday, June ., 1903, to Nr.
md Mn b. G. Gross. q daughtsr.-St
Edward Advance.
The Fullerton Post says that Q son
4 Mr.. Adsmson living at the mouth Of
3orse creek vss on the street one day
ast weak with . human skaleton sup