The Columbus journal., 1903-10-07
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Columbus SonruaI
WEDNESDAY,. ocrosRa I. m
I Dr. Panl, dofik
DE- Seymour coming OFT Eth.
Dr. Vallisr, Ostsopsth, Barber bloch.
Dr. 0isessn, dntist, ovsr Rollocks
drug seor&
-Ror 81, yo4ns BsR CoehisaL Nm
Z ]. YosnG
-Wilian PsFsseh moved to Hum
phrsy Thursday.
-PsM Knuss a Alhioa W. N town
Ftiday O businsA
Buy yoar eabbaes sor hsut from
AsainA. Tslsphons No. ~ l
Our % pr ssnt discount On paint
expires Ocepbsr Is Eastoo.
For sEt p~hotogfsphy call On Nm
IcAHiseH. lfislsns' old stand.
The White Front Dry Goods
StePe. RolloW the eroWd.
DR.. Chs b. P.tx, homsopsshic ply
ician and surgeon, poseonos building.
r. n. Cazrahsr vsat to Omaha FIJI
day to attend the AK Ben eolshratioo.
Exon sslls ths calsheatod Radiant
Home Bass Burners and Majestic
Ranesa
DO not forget that Monday, Oct Il,
i The date Of d.. SEYMOUR visit to
Columbian
-DnA Martyr, Evans, 0esr Z Han
Mn, o0cs thrss doors north Il Ftisd-
hofs stOe0. e
Charles WEIGH 10 erecting . neat
cottage on north II street in Bechef
Piacs edition.
Rev. Munro went to North Bend
Friday to conduct the funeral service Of
Q deceased ftisnd-
A few choice, large Pskin ducks for
sla. Call 1t Home Farm i've miles
northeast Of town. 3tp
". A. Nacksn u. making some val
liable improvsmsnts On his North street
residence property.
On and after October Is, I will con-
duct my meat market on . strictly cash
basisL Il c. CaAin.
Henry Sturgeon vent to Garrison
Thursday to b engaged With his uncle
during the winter in feeding cattle.
Five dollars reward for return Of q
gold-bar breast-pin, ct With opals, lost
Friday evening. Call 1t JOURNAL Office.
Mari Burke, who has been conduc-
tor on Q main line Union Pacific freight,
Wa tr.nsesrrsd Saturday to the Albion
branch.
Editor Pratt Of Humphrey, with his
wife, passsd through the city Saturday
on their way to Omaha, to witness
Ben Hun.
-Wm. Schilx makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and usss only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market It
Prof. I. b. Britsll has taught more
years, continuously, in the city schools
Of Columbus, than any other teacher
nov engaged hera.
In the meantime, follow the crowd
to E. d. Fitzpstrick'a, the White Front
Dry Goods Store, and see what you can
get for your money.
viii G. Partridge, formerly manager
for the Swift company hsrs, nov in the
o@cs OF that company. ct South Omaha,
vas in the city Wednesday.
-osy he Best. The Tryber Plane
leads them al in construction, finish,
durability and price. Sold On monthly
paymsntAL Auditorium Music Co.
Frank Anson, formerly proprietor of
the Lindau hotsl, hare, has leased . hotel
property in C~rsston, this county, and ID
rsfurnishing and r~enovsting the same
for occupancy.
Ed. ]. Nisvohner returned from
Chicago Last Thursdsy where he had
been for about two weeks enjoying the
centennial celebration. He says Chicago
u certainly . great city.
Rev. Miles Of the Presbyterian
church Of Wymors, W. in town Satur-
day ON his way to P~ostville. where be
viii preach two Sundays in the Shurch
which W. formerly his charge.
Nm ". Snow. Mn ]. d. Stires,
Nn +. ". Hsrrick, Aiss Rosa Virgins
and others. besides the delegates. viii
attend the Woman's club federation
being held in Fremont this week.
Fred Hollsnbeck has been given q
position - fireman on the Union Pacific
Fred made his drst trip Last week from
Council Bluffs to Cheyenne. Nm Hol.
lenbeck il now in the Bluffs Visiting
relatives
Perry Loshbansh i erecting . one.
story 2x36 dwelling on Olive and Nine.
teenth street in Psarsallis addition. So
many new buildings sre going up in thia
part Of ths'city that it il difficult to KEEP
sccount Of all
Tho republieans viii hold . masl
couventioa in the city chamber next