The Columbus journal., 1903-02-04
Columbus Sonrma1.


DIR. Paul. dsntisk
| -Mislenz for bsst phoeoa
-Blalke's Coffee 1T GPays'.
! -Dr. Nsumann, dsatist, Thi1tssnth
| street.. f
DR.. Gistxso, dentist, over Pollock's
drug store.
-Ssvsral easss oe smallpox ars report
cd in Albion.
-ElIsrys Royal Italian bad viii b
at North opera houss Feb. u
Walter Eastman i employed With
L ". Weaver in The haEnss shop.
"A pair Of mittsns lsft 1t JoU1xAL
o6ice. Owner can have same BY calling.
-George Nieueysr has left for Crete,
near which place be viii move onto .
farm
Chris joni moves to ths Erb farm
east Of town, recently vacated BY Gsoegs
En9el.
DO not fail to 80 our 6-Soos ealvan-
lied steel mill for 432O0. A. Dusssll 4
Son. tt
j. G.. Resder Va at Fullsstoa Friday,
where be had legal bushes in the Nance
county court.
-Dra. Martyr, Evans, 0ssr Z Han
sen, ONCE three doors north oe Fried
hof's store. Il
DR.. MeKsan's method oe making
aluminium plates plaess them On an
equality With gold
B. r Stsinbaush Of Council Bluffs
was here over Sunday shaking hands
With his many frisadA
Miss Myrtle Parker has been engag-
ed to teach the Puesley district school,
in the west part Of the county.
A good many elevators on the branch
roads near here are reported full up with
grain. Cause, shortage Of cara
-Mesdames Raeatz, Alexander and
Echols will give 'tea" the afternoon Of
the 18th at the homo Of Mn Ragstz.
Ed. Moncrief. former county super-
intendent of schools OF this county, now
OF Grand Island. vas in the city Thurs-
day last.
Mrs. Walter Scott has been suffering
severely for three weeks past with dis
eased bone in the ear. She il now
improving.
-Wm. Schilx makes boots and shoes
in the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured in the
market. tt
Mr. and Mra John Ernst, living five
miles southwest OF Columbus, are the
happy parents OF twin boys born the 9th
of January.
The Bachelor girls club met last
Thursday With Mis- Jessie Schrsm.
This CTuesday) evening they meet With
Miss Boroviak.
-Mrs Mary Wise Of this city has been
granted q pension Of . . month a .
soldiers widow by the government No
back pension was allowed.
An ordinance establishing Q fine of
81 to SO for splitting or throwing waste
matter on sidewalks and other public
places has been passed by the Fremont
city council
Mrs. Mary johnson OF Piainviev,
Nebr. was called here last Wednesday
by the sickness Of her daughter, Mn.
Mielenz, who was severely burned last
Tuesday evening.
The Omaha High school bowling
team has asked to play the Columbus
High school team at Fremont on tho
afternoon OF Feb. IA, and the Fremont
Juniors on the evening Of the same date.
A money-making farm to rent to the
right person; 16O acres good pasture;
100 fine grass land, and 24O under plow,
all joining. Will give good party . fair
deal. Inquire for E b. Jenkins st Jor1-
NAL Office.
The we'll diggers at the Union Pacific
round-house are making slow progress.
Some days they are able to sink the curb
as much a. eight inches while 1t other
times they will work two days in going
down one inch.
The Christian Endeavor Of tho Pres
byterian church will give . social Friday
evening at the home Of ". A. McAllistef,
to which everybody i invited. Rev.
Halsey, Who will preach in the Presbyte-
rian church Sunday, viii be present
DIR. R A. Waller, Osteopath, has To-
Gated in Columbus for the practice OF
his profession. Those Who have failed
to be cured by other methods will do
well to try Osteopsthy. It's cures are
permanent. Omce, Barber Building.
Walter Butler went to Belgrade
Monday to see his farm which he recent
ly purchased near there. The farm con-
sists OF . half section and lies part in
Nance and part in Boone county. He
expects to move his family in March,
when he takes possession.
The Union Pacific company have
received eighty nov ensinea They are
Of the Baldwin pattern and vii burn
either coal or oil The vatef tanln are
OF cylinder shape and of large capacity.
The locomotives arc ten vheelef1 and
look like powerful machineA
p. s. Griffin, living 6ve miles north
east Of this city, met With . serious acci-
dent Saturday evening. While passing
from the house to the yard b clipped
and fell against . vire fence resulting
in . fracture Of the left leg which viii
keep him confined to the house fof some
time.
Al