The Columbus journal., 1904-11-02

Dr. Paul, DENTIST
Prot. Sike, teacher music. Barber bldg.
Dr.. II. T. MCMAHON. dentist, over,,
posfo9ce. tt
The latest in hats at the Royal NIL
hnery, finest quality and prices lowest.
Sam Gas jr:. returned last evening
from Q trip to Ninnsapolias
DrA Martyr, Evans, Evans 4 Martyr,
Jr., o@cs three doors north Of Fried
hofs store
J. r. Siems and two daughters left
y~esserday for . visit to tho st. Louis
exposition
Mrs. ChaaL StiIlman returned today
from Spaldlng where sne visited her
sister Mn. Seruthsr.
Mrs. Mcpherson left today for her
home in Haigler, Neb., after . visit
10 her relatives here.
Ms. @. 8. Mace and daughter Gres1
went to Fremont today to visit . few
days with relatives.
Go to Il. B. Preib for painting and
paper hanging. First door norh Of
PolIock's drug store. Il
Prot. ". ". Waters. among others
viii attend the county teachers meet
ing In Monroe tomorrow.
J. ". Kennedy. who been con-
fined to his rnom several weeis. from
illness is much improved.
P. J. Barron went to Minneapolis this
morning to witness the Minnesota Ne
braska foot ball game tomorrow.
Fred Hoars, republican candidate
for Float Representative of this 18th
district, ia in Columbus today. sH
Miss Kittie Duty left yesterday for
her home in st. Joseph, after . visit
70 her cousin Miss Lille Dee9nn. She
will visit in Seward ON her way home.
J.R. Snyder, representing the Henry
Distin band Instrument manufacturers
of Williamsport. Pa, is in the city
today, showing his goods to q band
boys.
Miss Flynn Of Chicago and Mr..
harris of Central City, Left yesterday
for Central City after . visit to rela-
t1ves here, the Gietzen and Roerems
families.
The city schools were dismissed TO-
day at 2 30 in order to allow all the
teachers to attend the monthly meet
ing of teachers ct the high school
Building.
John Schmocker, Nr. and Mrs. Chris
Wueshrich and their son Carl, return
ed home last evening from . visit to
st. Louis and ChAmion- Missouri.
Chamion is the former home of both
families.
For the latest and best in art photo
Rraphy call at McAllister's studio. We
do the latest in sepia and platinum
effects. We have the a%ristOcrat and all
the new designs in mouldin9s. Up stairs
Olive street. tt
!. Roy Carter of Madison is moving
his family today to- the residence east
Of Gus viergurz. Mr.. Carter has &C.
cepted q position with Mr.. McClintock
in the drug store and come to the city
highly recommended.
Lawrence Eyrnes arrived Last night
from Chicago on his wav to his home
in Montana Mr.. Byrnes has not been
in Columbus for fourteen years AMI
viii only remain q few days with his
parents and brother. J. Q. Byrnes.
Throw away that Obi bed quilt and
buy q good warm robe What's the
use Of freizin9 these good times. You
have ONLY one life to live Why not en-
ioy it. There is genuine comfort
under one Of these fine Montana robes
Weaver Ia selling. :sw.
NORFOLK POLICE REWARDED.
We understand that the Norfolk
police secured three rewards offered
in the George Hart case. Chief
Kane got $50 for the original arrest
and 80 for the recovery OF he second
stolen horse. Officer Pil2er got 30
tor the second arrest.
DIPHTHERIA.-r The residence Of
r..J DoL3o -,. un~roneinoS this morn.
ing for diphtheria, Frank, the eight
year old SON Of Mr.. Rohde being affiict.
ed, with the disease. The child was
quite i'll Yesterday but ID much better
to-day. The parents are unable to lind
where he contracted the disease. Dr..
riesing ia the physician
&. 0 Touoose left this morning
with his family for Iowa Falls. Ia.
vnare he has accepted . position with
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
1munuies a foreman Of the round
house. Mr.. Toulouse was night host
Lar in the Union Pacific round house
in this city. he has resided in CO.
lumbus about q year and q nalf-
NEHRASKA.-On his "trip Co st.
Louis John Schmocker tells. Us that he
w.s impressed by the improved q
dition of the Nebraaka farms over that
Of Missouri. In the orchards IL south
eastern Nebrnska apples are now lying
thick under the trees showing an
abundance Of yield. buildings and all
SURROUNDINGS plainly indicating the
thrifty condition Of the state. 1t Is
not 50 evident with the state Of
Missouri. At the exposition Xr:
Schroeder says he thought Nehraskz
had the very best exhibition Of all the
stases in the Agriculture building.
The industries Of sugar beets. Alfalfa
culture. dairying. hog missing. etc.
were all wonderfully. portrayed by