The Columbus journal., 1903-02-11

-Df. l. O. VoaR, Homeopathic pay6-
eian, Columbus. Neh.
Wanted, . ct oe books to post mora
inss. Inquire at this olkoa
Frank, soa of @ G. Johnsoa. i
thrsatsnsd With sppsndieitis.
-Df. Hans Petersen, physician and
surgeon, oGice Olive street. Il
Mn Psgs i to make her hone With
Mr.. and Mn. HiclDok for time.
Great concert Thursday, Of nszt
vssk, Ellesys Royal italian bad.
-Pillsbarys Best xxx Floar, ths
best in tho world. at 0rays'. II
-Dr. J.E. Snydsc, ostsopath physician,
has located in Chsdroo. this stetA
-valsutines! Valentines! Valentines
OF al descriptions at voa Bsegso'A
R ". Salsy has bsso eooAnsd to
the house several days BY sickness.
Fresh Roll Butter ut 15c. Fancy
Roll at l7c, at Herman p. II. Oshlrichh
Tho greatest social event oe ths
ssason viii b tho Hookiss' mask bali On
the 2lst.
All fall and winter dry goods win b
closed out 1t The February clearing sale
OF Louis Schwarz. 2
Tho Young Ladies Sodality socisty
give . supper Tuesday, tho 18th, at
Maennerchoe hall
Mis- Rena Turner u ct home, being
compelled to take Q vacation from teach
| ing on account OF toosilitia.
Tho case Of Mayss ". Fauble which
vas tried in the county court recently
has been appealed to the district court
-Herbert Rodman has moved his fam
lily here from Schuyler and has accepted
Q position in tho Snow stationery store.
John Mc0ill vas taken sick With
smallpox. Mrs. Mc0ill, Who has been
sick for several weeks With tho disease.
u improving.
Ladies and children1 jackets, cloaks,
capes and skirts will b sold ct tho Feb
ruary clearing sale regardless OF cost
Louis Schwarz.
-Rolla Hall went to his home in
David City today for visit. Next Mon
day he will start on his trip - travelling
1 - N~A,~~6A
Secondhand Store, Eleventh street,
Columbus, OLD STAND, has just
opened again for purchase and sale of
household goods. All calls promptly
attended to. q
"A store for rent on Thirteenth street
near postofice now occupied - meat
market. Good location. Enquire OF
E. d. Fitzpatrick, at White Front Dry
Goods Store.
An immense crowd attended "Shore
Acres" at tho North opera house Satur-
day night. We heard it remarked moro
than once that il was the best play and
company that has ever visited this city.
Tho stock on tho Hummer ranch
south Of town Of which Ne had mention
last week, are all on tho mend. Tho dis-
ease, which affects the feet % that the
hoofs fall Oh, seems to be in no way
contageous.
Frank Schreiber plead guilty to petty
larceny in Justice Wagner's court Mon
day and vas sentenced to six days in
jail. Schneider took clothing to the
amount Of $225 from L. COINS store
last Friday.
Tho Christian Endeavor OF the Pres
byterisn church will give . social this
CTuesdsy) evening at the homo Of ". A.
McAllister. A musical program will Be
given and refreshments served. Every
body invited.
Frank Woods, who . few years ego
vas employed in the Snow book store
here, and Who 10 now . successful young
business man OF Seward, was married
Tuesday OF Last week to Mis- Mansdeld
also OF Seward.
In the equity session OF court held
Saturday the case OF James "! the
county supervisors wss decided in
favor Of tho plaintiff. Tho supervisors
coutended that they had disposed OF
James claim finally which James denied.
Miss Ida Meagher OF this city,
daughter Of Mr.. and Ma ]. r Aeagher,
and Charles Mason, who was for some
time employed in tho Stillman drug
store, were married in Council Bluffs
tho 18th ult. The couple have the best
wishes OF many friends for their future
happiness.
Miss Bertha Stau6er got stuck in .
snow bank while going to her school
east OF town Wednesday and was COM
PEELED to have . neighbor assist the
horse abe vas driving out Of tho drifts.
Mis- Rosa Stauher, who teaches across
the river, also experienced the same
difficulty.
Dan Shank and wife OF Polk county
vere visiting relatives in Columbus this
week. Mr.. Shank is on his way to
Siclles, Oklahoma, where he expects to
locate and in the near future 60 into
business. He has been in that country
beGore and thinks it Q good place for .
young man.
Laura, the ffteen-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mra c. W. NcCune OF David
City, died at her homo Monday OF Last
week. The IcCune family have friends
in Columbus who will sympathize With
them in their los. Mr.. 1cCune was
formerly employed in Newspaper work
in this city.
Tho second annual meeting OF the
Platte County Medical society vill meet