The Columbus journal., 1903-01-21

-Oosine ont china q Nisvuhnset.
Soc On the 8
-Dr. l. G. Voss. Homsopsthio physi-
eiap. Columbus. Hsb.
Wanted, 81 of hooks 70 pest morn
inea. Inquire At this Office.
-Dr. Hans Petersen, phyGcisn and
surgeon, Office Olive street. Il
! -Pillsbury's Best xxx Flour, the
best in The world, st Grays'. II
-Frssh Roll Butter 1t lsc. Fancy
Roll ct 90c, st Herman p. h Oshlrieh's.
e b. jenkins msds . trip to his
Madison county ranch the arss OF The
week.
Tho Orpbsus society viii celebrate
thsir seventh anniversary this Wsdnss-
day evening at thsir hall
Go and go ~Are You . Mason" at
North opera house this Wednesday even
ing. They say it il great
Wanted, girl for general hooss work;
three in family; good waeea Inquire
residence OF Mra Garrett Hulst.
-F. II. Rusche Wa kicked in ths
stomach last Wednssday by ono Of his
horses, which compelled him to take .
two days vacation.
Lloyd LOOMS Of Fremont, ono oe
tho High school bowling team Who
played here Friday, visited his cousin
Will Fsrrand over Sunday.
Tho members and congreestion Of
the Presbytesian church arc a6ksd to
meet in the church Friday evsning at
7;SQ, . business Of importance viii b
considered.
We have Q 200 acre farm in Sherman
township for sals at . bargain. This i
ono Of the best improved farms in tho
county and 10 . snap for somebody.
Becher, Hockenberger 4 Chamber.
IF. A. Beard has moved his barber
shop one door south OF his former locs-
ton on Olive street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth. He has engaged Charles
Jones to assist him in his shop, and
solicits share Of your patronage. 2
Harry Kaufman plead guilty and vas
fined g and costs in Justice Wagner's
court last Saturday for assault and bat
tery on complaint of Ed. Tschudy. Com
plant Wa fled in Wagner's court today
Tuesday) by John Krushnski against
Henry Engel for assault and battery.
Mrs. George W. Stevens, . former
Columbus resident now OF Airamar,
California, writes . business letter to
TIE Journal sending her yearly sub
scription. Mrs. Stevens has been .
reader Of this paper for many years,
probably since tho first issue.
"A meeting Of the Nebraska millers il
being held in Lincoln today (Tuesdayl
The object is to further tho organization
OF the -four makers OF tho state, espe-
cially in advertising their mills outside
Of this state. A. Jseeei of this city il
one OF the board Of directora
The school board held q special
meeting last Saturday afternoon, called
to elect teacher in place Of Miss Glars
Hohl, who has resigned to accept posi-
ton in tho Albion schools. Several bal
lots were taken on applicants for the
position, but no election was made.
n. o. Rodehorst, the enterprisine
farmer three miles north OF town, is in
creasing his stock farm to good proper
tions With frst-class animals. Mr.. Rode
horst is one Of the Platte county farmers
Who believes in progre1sion,- and con-
ducts his place in business like way.
M. and Mn. Fred. Holleubeck enter
tanned about fifteen Of their friends Fri
day evening, theoccasion beings surprise
to the host and hostess. A good part Of
the evening was spent in trying to find
Who had sent the invitations for the
occasion but the question still remains
unsolved.
Tho Union Pacific time table has
been changed, the now card going into
effect Sunday. The passenger to Albion
and SPEEDING viii hereafter leave ut 2:lO
p. m, and arrive here at 1885 p. m.
Other slight changes have been made on
the main line which appear in our cor
rected time table.
| Schuyler has had another bad fire.
One week ago Sunday the McCord hotel
was found to have fire under tho kitchen
floor and before the seat Of trouble Wa
discovered by the firemen the building
vas we'll drenched by water. The dam
age to the building Is estimated at $1,000
and to the furniture $1,000.
Fred Plath last Friday received . hit
on the head With . piece Of iron which
might have been . serious accident
While repairing wind mill on the farm
Of Mr.. Kuneman north OF town the iron
fell from the mill striking Mr.. Plsth on
the head, causing him considerable pain
but no fracture Of the Gkull.
Probably the largest audience that
has pstronized the North opera house at
any Performance was that OF Wednesday
night Last 1T the Performance Of Ray
mondis comedy The Missouri Girl"
The house vas comfortably filed from
parquet to gallery. Quite . few people
from neiehborine towns were noticed in
tho audiencA
jacob Swank living north OF town on
Shell creek, has recently completed ono
Of the largest stock and grain barns in
the county. He can shelter 100 head OF
cattle, o horses, besides calves and hogs.
He has . hay sling that will lift half
ton Of hay into the barn at ono time.
Rudolf Miller 10 also building . largo