The Columbus journal., 1904-12-28
Fridays Daily Journal.
Dr.. Paul, dentist.

Prof. Sike. teacher music, Barber bldg
Toua Benson OF Fullerton is in tow
today.
Blake Maher was il town today on
his way to Schuyler.
Rev. Cash was in Cedar Rapids Yes.
ter3ay. returning home today.
DR.. Chas. II. Piatz. homeopathic ply
sician and surgeon, postofice building.
Mrs. H. P. Coolidge left today for
Lead, South Dakota to visit her hus-
band and sons.
Mrs. Chas. Gertsch of Monroe town.
ship was il town yesterday doing
Christmas shopping.
Miss Ruby Rickly will 20 to Omaha
tomorrow to spend the holidays with
her father and sister.
LOST.-A bicycle wheel between Co.
lumbus and Nick Adamy's farm. Please
return to Journal Office. w1tp
Wm. Lisco came in Yesterday from
Lodge Pole, Nebraska and will visit
his son r. Y. Lisco and family.
G. G. Hardy and family will 20 to
Newman Grove tomorrow to spend Q
few days with the family OF Anton
Nelson.
Mrs. Dave Jones came down today
from st. Edward to visit at home
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas.
Hudson.
Charles Duty, who has been OH the
Belgrade Herald the past four months,
was in town to-day On his way to Kan.
sas City.
| OTTO WeRk and DIS sister, HISS
Anra Menk OF Roheet are in town to-
day to attend tho funeral of Miss
Minnie Graf.
The manual trimming deDartment of
the high school hns received two new
turning lathes which will be installed
| for use socu.
]. II. Crau. was confined to his
| bed yesterday OIL account Of illness,
tie result of fall about one year ago
from load Of hav.
North Evans returned yesterday
frcm KearEey where he is attending
the military school. He will remain
ut home three weeks.
Mrs. 0. D. BUTLER entertained hes
DANES Will Swartsley, Walter Scott.
NJ. Ro.h!si.ner aud q. q. Eurns
~ one o clock luncheon yesterday.
Tie funeral CT Mrs. Tom Noon was
held yesterday afternoon at the huine
Ct ,he doceafeG mother. MIS-. Am
shelter. Rev. DeWo!f conducted the
service.
Miss Mary Christensen Of Platte
Center was the guest last night aid
today OF the n. D. Wilson family on
her return home from Attending the
Crete school.
M-s. julian Il. Oiseen Cf Omaia,
daughter of NJ. d. Karr. has been
visiting here since Monday. Mr..
Olsen vii. Ia here tomorrow IL spen!
three or four days.
d. Platz has been appointed q. S.
pension examiner to succeed DIR. Geer.
There are three pension examiners Doc
tors Martyr, Evans and P!atz. The an
nonncement OF DR.. Platz appointment
was announced in yesterdays World
Herald.
Fur coats robes and blankets in large
varieties at prices that can suit every
body. Ny harness and collars are hard
to beat il quality and price. Why not
get the best? You always will get the
best at F. H. Ruscbe's, on 1lth street,
Columbus. StW.
&C. Hardy has completed this week
fine modern barn on the farm of
Herman Ahrens north east of town.
Mr.. Ahrens will build q residence and
make other improvements costing in
all about $1,000. The barn was built
at a cost of about 500.
There are many strangers seen on oar
streets this week, people from towns
along the Norfolk and Albion branches,
who find that Columbus is an excellent
trading point. Columbus merchants
would do we'll TO look more closely
after tie trade Of these surrounding
towns.
Eolla =. Hall is visiting his bruther
Will Hall aad his many friends in Co.
lumbus. Rolla has been travelling for
the Marshal Paper Combany of Omaha
the past year. but after January lst
will travel for the voegel s. Duen,ng
wholesale candy factory of Omaha.
His territory will be in tho Black Hill
country.
SERENADE--The pupils of the Lin
ccln school serna,:ed a number of in
valids and aged people at their homes
this afternoon, after the Gloss of their
Christmas exercises. They were &C.
companied by their teachers and saEg
songs familiar to them in the school
room. The sernade came as a surprise
to those visited and it is needless to
say was highly appreciated by them.
TaIEVES.-A sEeak thief entered
the home of Henry Lubker on East
Seventh street Wednesday night by
removing the lock on the cellar door
and stole over fifty quarts of canned
fruit and jsllies. We have l:eard of
a number of instances of sneak thieves
in town, but this is about AS cunning
job as has been accomplished in
town. lana tie guilty parties if caught
ought to be thoroughly punished.