The Columbus journal., 1903-01-28

O9A0s OOS01OOos N0&S
Wanted, . ct of books to post morn
ings Inquire at this ofioe.
Tom johnson LETT Sunday for . tri]
to southern states On visit.
Edwin Hoare came in from th
north late Saturday evening.
-a O. Quick Of Lincoln, The pian'
tuner, i in tho city this vssk.
-Dr. Hans Petersen, physician On,
surgeon, o6ies Olive street. Il
-Pillsbury's Best xxx Flour, th'
best in the world, at Grsys,. II
Fresh Roll Butter ut l6c. Fans,
Roll at 20c, at Herman p. b. Oehlrichi
"A large crowd was in fron the coun
try Saturday and our merchants report
heavy business.
The Irish Pawnbrokers" will maxi
fun for you st the North opera hous'
this, Tuesday, evening.
Roy Drake, With G. A. Beardslsy
va at Newman Grove Last week SETTING
three jobs Of monuments.
Friday evening, Jan. 90th, . social
viii b given ct tho homsof Mn. Ffazsll
Everybody il cordially invited.
Arch Mc0ann, northeast Of Oolum.
bus, has rented his place and expects "a
move to Colorado about March l.
-Mn. Emma Vogel he's fled papsra
asking for . divorce from her husband,
Joseph Vogel. She alleges cruelty and
non-support. i.
Tho Baptist people arc adding i'm
provsmsnts to their building in the way
Of . new roof, papering and the placing
OF electric lights.
Judge Hollenbeck will be here We'd
nesday to hold . short session Of court
and will assign cases for trial at the
next term OF court.
Judge Ratterman has issued mar
riage licenses to Hipolt Elsen and Louise
Brown; Louis Osten and Helene John
son, all OF Platte county.
-Workmen commenced repairs on tho
Henry building Monday morning replac-
ing q new cornice instead Of that blown
down in the recent severe wind storm.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mn. Leo
Boroviak, who lived but . few hours
after birth, died Saturday and was buried
Monday morning in the Duncan Catholic
cemetery.
-Mn. Mary Carroll, aged 70 years,
died Friday at st. Mary's hospital. Tho
body was taken to Concord, Nebraska,
for burial, her son, d. @. Carroll, accom-
panying tho remains.
The domestic science department. Of
tho Woman's club meet this CTuesday)
afternoon at the home OF Nm Voss, who
will give . practical demonstration for
the enjoyment OF her guesta
-Hagels bowling team expect to 60
to Fremont today wednesday, to play
. return match game At ten pins with
team OF that place. The game played
here few weeks ago was won easily BY
the homo players.
The Veteran Masonic Association OF
Nebraslrs met in Omaha last week, ut
which time they elected Hon. J. E. North
OF this city second vice president. Ex-
Governor Furnas Of Brownville was
selected % president.
Mrs. B. F. Kennedy, Of Audubon,
Iowa, . relative Of the Turner families,
and mother Of C. 7. Kennedy, who sev-
eral years ago was employed in The
JOURNAL Office, died at her homo last
Friday morning OF heart disease.
Tho residence Of John McGill, jr,
vas quarantined last Thursday, Mrs.
McGill having developed . case OF small
pox. The patient 10 quite nick but u
doing q we'll % could be expected. MnL
AcGil 10 Q daughter OF Councilman A. |
W. Clark.
On account OF the sickness OF Rev. |
Luce, there was no preaching services in
The Methodist church Sunday evening. |
In tho morning Rev. Millard, the presid-
ing elder, conducted tho usual quarterly |
meeting service. Next Sunday tho usual |
Dervicee will be held.
From Monroe Looking Glass: We
Mr.. James Irwin and family |
will leave about tho first OF March for |
where Mr.. Irwin will take Q |
position in tho mercantile line. .Mn.
Hicks, Who has been very sick for tho
pest three weeks, is slowly recovering.
%. L. Baker finished putting up his |
ice crop for the winter on Thursday. A
most generous act on the part OF Mr..
Baker was the placing and packing Of q
Tons in the ice house for use at st. Mays
hospital without cost to tho Sisters, who,
appreciate tho kindness Of
Ehe donor.
AT tho annual election OF oflicers of
he Fire department Monday evening,
he following named gentlemen were
,hosen: L. F. Gottschalk, chief; Harry
Lohr, assistant chief; Bert Galley, presi-
lent; Ed. Fitzpatrick, vice president;
Peter Luchsinger, secretary; F. Gerharz,
treasurer.
III. n. Winslow came down from
3tuart Thursday to spend . few days
,ere With relatives. Nm. Winslow has
,sen hero With her daughter, NA Gar
on, during tho winter. Mr.. Winslov u
till pleased With tho northwest country
nd believes there u . good future
head for il.
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