The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05

IL IN exC04Iout OuS10cSS ~ousouu WILL
q O doubt, make o successful grain
dealer.
Chas. Doody of s. Dakota is expect
ed homo soon to visit with his people.
Creston.
On Thursday morning In Eddy had
the misfortune to lose one-third of the
FIRST finger of his right hand. by 1t
coming in contact with q hogs teeth.
He came to town where DR.. Jones TX.
cd him up o. K. with tho exception
Of the missing piece. which Lu in
his haste forgot to bring.
Mr.. D. J. Clark, Mrs. W. Simon
ton. Ars. Plagemsn. and several
others took the train for Omaha to
take in the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
Saturday Albert Manafield severed
his connection with the "Oreston
Pharmacy" Albert has made many
friends during his six months in Cres-
ton, We wish him success in what
ever he undertakes.
Mrs. Parver from Illinois. who has
been visiting ut the Clark home for
several dayr. left for Omaha this
morning.
We predict . grand success for our
course Of entertainments and lectures
this winter. Already . number Of sea.
son tickets have been sold, but q mum.
Der must yet be sold to enable the
management 20 come out on the deal.
Schaffer Short while returning from
Leigh on Friday morning, had an
accident. the hind wheel broke down,
and while trying to fix things. he got
his asm badly hurt.
Fred Saunders has now fully recov-
cred from his illness of typhoid fever.
Owing to the rain. very few went
from here to the Republican rally"
last week.
E. L. Graham shipped two cars of
hogs to Omaha Sunday night. Mr..
Graham went with them.
Frank Clark who used to live here
but lately has lived at Arlington, is
here on his wedding trip. He and
his wife will 60 to Fremont this week
where he has q good position in the
creamery ut that place.
Jack Frost has done nobly this y ear,
he has stayed away, and the corn crop
10 practically safe now. We belle We a
visit from him soon would do mater
iai good.
Palestine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Benson and fsmi-
" visited ut the home of Mrs. Ben
sons sister, Mrs. Hans Sterner in
Newman Grove Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Walker of Lindsay ID spend
ing the week with her PARENTS, Mr..
and Mrs.. Peter Welene.
Miss Mamie Anderson spent several
days last week visiting at tho home Of
her uncle, Eels Peterson, in Looking
Glass.
Edward Peterson is again able to
be out.
Miss Maude Simpson spent Sunday
with her parents at st. Edward.
Andrew Pie1son lost q valuable horse
and COW last week.
Bonde Peterson il making some i'm
on the interior Of his
house this week.
Those from Palestine attending the
fair at Albion are as :.follows: Misses
Aaude Larsen, Anna peterson, Jennie
Wingren. Ruth WinRren and Maggie
Messrs Harry Larsen, God.
fried Peterson, II. Bergstrom and Mar
tin Swanson.
Mr.. France and Knute Nelson are
visiting GUorge Anderson this week.
They came here after attending the St.
exposition. Their home is in
California.
John WinRren hauled the poles for
his phone this week.
Albin Piers0n went TO Albion to at.
tend the fair Wednesday.
Misses Gertrude Anderson, G. Red.
mond, Ida Larson and Olsons attended
the social at George.Anderso:'s Tues
day eveninS.
Andrew Larsen left yesterday for Q
visit to Stromsburg.
Charles Buck visited at Nels Peter
sons Wednesday:
John Wingren lost . valuable colt
Wednesday night.
George Anderson tlost his valuable
horse. Dewey. las: week.
Messrs +. ". BENJAMIN. Edward Pc
terson. n. G. Nelson, A. G. Rolfe
and John James lleft Saturday to at
tend the Baptist convention at Ere.
mont.
Mrs. Gust Benson and daughter,
and Miss ..Maude Simpson At
tended church Dc Looking Glass last
Sunday morning.
Little Martha Wingren has gone to
st. Edward to spend the week with
Mrs. John Abrahamson.
Monroe.
Mrs. E. r. Dack returned Friday
rom Boone and Albion where she Wis.,
ted friends and attended the Boone
,Ou0fv fair