The Columbus journal., 1903-03-25

-Investieats Ostsopsthy; it. cures ars
permanent
N. e. Babcock u confined to the
house With grippe.
DIR. l. @. voss, Homeopsthie physi-
oian. Columbus. Neb.
-Ma. Anna Lehmanu has been seei-
ously i'll for several days.
New line ladies' tailor made suits at
Galley's, al tho late styles.
y. b. Galley left today for St. Joseph
whsrs b win purchase goods.
-Pillsburys Best xxx Flour, the
best in The world. ct Grays,. tt
Young elm trees, 8 to 10 fest high,
for sale st VIM. Roth'a. q
Mn J. r Robinson viii entertain
the euchre club this Wednesday evening.
Fresh Roll Butter ut 15c. Fancy
Roll at tic, at Herman p. b. Oehlrichs.
-Csll at Galley's store and inspect
their line Of ladies' dress and walking
skirts, now spring line just arrived.
Al. Edwards Of Cornlea returned
homo Monday after . fsw days Of duck
hunting along the river With Leo 0ietzsn.
B. p. Duffy va in Omaha Saturday
On legal business. His case, Dorsey "
Gillespie, was continued until April 25.
II have q nice stock OF geraniums
for house or bedding. Also ferns and
other ornamental plants at very low
prices. Mrs. A. Smith.
Ralph j. Pugsley Of Genoa and bride
were in tho city today on their way home.
Nm. Pugsley was formerly Miss Narths
Parker one Of the city teachers. Of the
Omaha schools.
Tho ladies Of the Congregational
church will have an entertainment, ex-
hibiting pictures from famous artists, in
the old Orpheus hall on Thirteenth street,
evening OF March 81. All arc invited.
Tho Royal millinery store will have
their spring opening, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. All ladies arc invited to call and
see the new styles. Miss Murphy has
recently returned from Chicago where
che purchased goods.
Fred Steneer is cutting down tho
three-acre grove of trees on his farm
northeast Of town. It was planted in
1884 and comprises 6umber of varieties
Of trees. Mr.. Stenger thinks there is
moro value in using the land for:farming
purposes.
During the electrical storm of last
Tuesday, five telephone poles on the
line between Rochon and Olcottis, were
completely riddled by tho lightning.
The storm was severe, and coming a it
did 20 early in the spring, was surprise
to everybody.
Fridays Omaha Bee says: "Venette
e. Paxton alleges that Charles, her hus-
band, has been cruel to her and on jan
uary 10 assaulted her. She asks that
tho marriage consummated at Columbus,
Nebr., June q, 1883, be set aside and
that she be given the custody OF their
three children"
Tho following parties have bsen
given marriage licenses during the past
week by County Judge Ratterman: Her
man Gerber and Emma Olbrick, both Of
Platte county; n. 8. Slang Of Palestine
and Emma Swanson Of Genoa; Henry
Hendrickson and Mary Christensen, both
Of Platte county.
Tho Woman's club members will
entertain their gentlemen friends Friday
evening at the homo OF Mrs. w. T. Rickly.
The club have now no indebtedness
the library table, charity bills, state Fed
Grafton accounts, ETC., have all been paid
% that the members feel that they can
close the business year in celebration.
The Gazette says tho Bellwood bank
folk moved into their new building tho
latter part of last week. The furniture
and everything is new and now Bellwood
has ono of the cosiest little brick banks
in the state. The old building IL being
fitted up for Mrs Rittenhouse, Who in .
few days will open up bran new stock
Of millinery goods in it.
Tho Temperance lecture last Friday
evening at the Baptist church by Quincy
Morrow, was certainly an eloquent I'd
dress. His talk was principally on tho
line OF tho licensed saloon. Mr.. Morrow
10 giving series Of lectures through the
state under the direction Of the Anti
Saloon League. A good sized audience
listened to his lecture here.
AT the gathering Of young men Of
the city held last Tuesday evening in the |
council rooms for the purpose OF forming
. Y. n. G. A. here committee was ap-
pointed to make necessary arrangements
for rooms, etc. The committee. which
consists Of Ward Osborn, W. E. Wells,
Dan Echols, Dr.. Voss and Carl Becker,
will hold meeting this Tuesday evening.
II. c. Cain, formerly Of this city, now
living on his farm in Monroe township,
was in the city several days the past
week, returning homo Tuesday. TON"
- he is familiarly called by bis acquain- |
tances, was looking in fine trim and this !
was his first visit to Columbus covering
. period Of three years. He noted many |
improvements in the city since his last |
visit.
"A lot OF rowdy smart-Aleck school
boys Of Fremont participated in destroy
ing school room property in two Of the
school buildings Of that city ono night
last week. Windows were broken, desks
and other property damaged. The school
board have required the guilty ones to |
pay Ill damages and have imposed strict