The Columbus journal., 1903-07-08

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-Anoehsr glorious rain fell IN tn
vicinity Thursday night
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Eleventh street jsveIef, ColnnbuA
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-Dr. McKsanis mGfhod of MAKING
aluminium plates piacss than On an
equality With gold
The eu6ss that sallA Why? Boeansa
it pieassa Ths celsbrated gold medal.
e. b London 4 Bro.
Nm E Il Eissman laft Monday tue
Sebr,ska City to join hsr husband vho
il sae.esd in businas thsra.
Born, June a, to Mn b B. Dunlap
Of Franklin, Nsbrlaka, son Ths Dun
lap family we're formerly residents Of
this county.
Emil Hoehen was released th2 #
ternoon from the charge Of dsssrtion
from the e. S. navy. Judge Hollsnbsek
presided in the case.
The picnic of the German Lutharan
church congregation announced 20 taks
place today Tuesday has been post
ponsd to . later day.
Poles have arrived for the Lossks
Indspsndent telephone line which viii
be extended from the Shell creek bridge
directly north Of town, east to Colfsx
county.
Carpenters Union No. 1901. Regu-
lar meetings every Saturday night. Wis
itin3 brothers invited E. j. Scott
president; Chas Wurdsman, financial
secretary.
Good position. $40 per month at
home, either sex. For particulars. call
At Mrs. Ksnyou's, west Sixteenth street,
9 to II q ~, and . to 8 p. M, until July
10th, only.
"A. Rams has sold his interest In the
Thurston hotel to George Whaley, the
change taking place the first OF the
mouth MI. Rams goes west for the ben
eft Of his daughter's health.
Rev. Henry Zinnecker of Beaver
Crossing, who came to attend the mar
rage OF his sister, was called home
Friday to o6iciate at q funeral service Of
one of his church members, who died
Thursday.
g. S. RickIy of this city vas veil
acquainted With . goodly number OF the
miners Who lost their lives in the Hanna
coal mine disaster last week, having
done business With them while living In
Wyoming.
The ball game Saturday between the
Genoa Indians and Q Columbus team
resulted in q score Of Is to 2 in favor Of
the Indians. Columbus vas at . great
disadvantaSe, only four Of the regular
players bsing present
james r billiard, formerly living
near Oconee, made q visit to relatives
here starting Monday on his return to
Nurtreesboro, Tenn. Mr.. billiard was
married some time ago and expects to
return here with his wife before long.
Rev. Diefks Of Osceola, on his way
home from Fsirviev, Madison county,
where he vas attending dedication ser
vices Of Q new church IN that neiShbor-
hood, stopped OF here and visited the
families Of Zinnecker and Schmockef
Monday Of last week.
On Thursday Ii inches Of rain fell
md on Friday inch The streets were
left in q very muddy condition, but by
noon were nearly dry and the
cool and pleasant. The rain
came in quiet showers and viii be Of
great good to the growing corn.
John Schmockef reports to US that
the school census returns are 1899 per-
sous between and q years of age. The
over last year 10 80. Number Of
persons between and IA who are COM
PEELED by Law to attend school at least
tvo-thirds Of the term, over 600.
W. F. Beckett. whose business a.
traveller takes him over the
greater portion Of southern and western
Nebraska. vas in the city Friday. He
says that at the present time he never
saw better prospects for great harvest
Of small grains. Corn is somewhat back
ward but Is coming along nicely.
DR.. b. A. Hansen has sold the Wins
Iov ranch northwest Of town to AcWl-
liam Bros. Of Monroe. The latter, Who
have been prominent business men Of
Monroe, sold their hardware and imple-
ment stock to 4 E. Xatson Of that place
md F. &. Strothef Of Columbus. the new
firm taking charge at onca Mr.. Ssrothef
has not yet decided If be viii move his
Iamily from here.
-Wm. Anderson Of Kannard. Sebr.,
visited the family Of his brother -in-lav,
Henry Eneel, over the Fourth. Mr.. and
Nm Anderson were sufferers in the Her.
man cyclone four years ago, losing al
their property besides injurinR them
Mr.. Anderson suffered tho
!os Of an eye, and his wife v.s uncon-
nous for sxty hours following the storm,
having been injured BY falling debris.
Coffee that iseu6ee. The celsbcated
gold medal E B. London + Bro.
County Judge Rattafman Issued
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