The Columbus journal., 1903-07-22

-Invsstigste Ostsopsthy; it, cures ar'
permanent.
n. Nurdock was up last vsek frou
Springfield, Nsbr.
For stamped articles for pyrography
60 to Won Bereen'a.
-Dr. l. G. Voss, Homeopathie physi
cian. Columbus. Neb.
-Wallie Novel 10 in David City en-
gaeed - cook in restaurant.
H. E. Babcock is sxpsctsd homs
ftom New York this Wednesday.
For watches and clocks 80 tn
Eleventh street jsvsler, Columbus.
"A drink that always plsasss-
medal coffee. E. B. London 4 Bro.
Tho county supervisors NEST thil
Tuesday afternoon for general business
DO not tail to 80 our Sfoot ealvan'
lied steel mill for Sa2OQ "A. Dusssll 4
Son. tf
Prank Matthew has gone to Schuy'
ler to take charge Of . grocery store fol
Q few weeks.
Tho Episcopal Sunday school arc at
McPhsrson's lake today enjoying theil
annual picnic.
Mis- Alice Wise 10 attending . pa
tisnt in Humphrey, Mrs. HcKillip, q
professional nurse.
DR.. IcKeans method OF MAKING
aluminium plates places them on o.
equality With gold.
Tho coffee that sells. Why? Becaus,
it pleases. The celebrated gold medal
e. B. London 4 Bro.
Eighty acres OF hay land for rent
four miles east OF Columbus at $3.50 PEI
acre. Enquire OF B. McTaggert.
Henry Gass is having cement walk
laid to the north OF his two furniture
store buildings on east Eleventh street.
John Staub, one of the old settler
OF this county, moved his family today
to Custer county where they will reside
-Carpenters Union No. 1901. Regu.
lar meetings every Saturday night. Vie
itinR brothers invited. e. ]. Scott
president; Chas. Wurdeman, financial
secretary.
We notice by Lincoln papers that
out OF . number OF plans submitted by
architects for . new school building ai
Hsvelock. that Of Beujamin Davis, for.
merly Of this city, was accepted.
&C. B. Tomlin was in tho city last
week visiting friends. He says that hil
daughter, Miss Louise, has quite recov.
cred from her long and serious illness.
Members OF the Harrison Mutual
Burial association will be given until
Monday, the 9th, to pay their assess.
ment dues No. 2 Henry Gass, secretary.
Ed. Fitzpatrick is taking a two
weeks vacation from his work at the
postoffice. He is attending tho fremena
at Norfolk this week and
from there he will 60 camping.
"A message at noon today from the
Columbus firemen at Norfolk states
that our boys carried OF the first prize
in the parade. Forty uniformed fire.
men from this city were in line.
e. q. Rector is building himself q
new residence on his lots just east of
Mra John StaufIer and west OF Otto
Merz on east Eleventh street. The
building will be 24x24 feet, two stories.
-Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Ogden have
returned from their wedding trip to
Tina, Missouri, and are now located in
their newly furnished homo just west Of
Z. w. Weaver on east Fourteenth street.
DR.. and M1. Hansen started Friday
Tor Hot Springs, South Dakota, where
they will remain several weeks for the
benefit Of the doctors health. They ex-
pect to 60 later to California for an
extended visit.
Mrs. r. Yates, Misses Eta Smith
md Jennie Renwick, Ed. Grisineer, Mr..
md Nm. Wilkens, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper,
NJ. and Ars. Bunting and Mr.. and Mn.
Hofrichter all OF Bellwood were Colum-
bus visitors last week.
-Pyrogrsphy machines from $3.50 to
800 at Won Bergen's.
The international Harvester CON-
pany Of America, Plano division, has
fled . summons with the county judge
10 have William Stevenson appear in
court July q The defendant purchased
, binder through n. Rothleitner, valued
1t Sl25 and acted contrary to the con-
tract made between them.
-Miss Beulah Wheeler arrived here
Wednesday evening from University
Place and will be the guest Of Miss Alice
Watkins several weeks. Aiss Wheeler
graduated this year from tho Wssleysn
and hes accepted . position -
principal Of Q school in Plains, Montana.
Aiss Ausetts Wheeler, her sister, will
teach in tho same building with her.
Quite . crowd assembled at tho ball
park Sunday afternoon to witness the
game between tho Altman Specials Of
Madison and . Columbus team. The
home boys played good ball notwith.
the fact that they have no
and are without practice.
At tho end OF the ninth inning tho
DCoce stood:
Columbus .......21OO2 O6 O-l2
Madison. ......... 90 2 O 0 0 / 90
-Mn 8. e. Baker met with IN acci-
dent Monday morning which has caused