The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05
Friday Daily Joar1al.
DR.. Paul, dentist.

DR.. Paul, dentist.
DR.. Waller, Osteopath, Barber block.
Prot. Sike, teacher music, Barber bldg.
Dr.. II. T.. McMahon, dentist, over
postoeice. If
The latest creations in hats at the
Royal Millinery.
e. h. jenkins went to Cedar Rapids
this afternoon to spend a few days in
hunting.
Go to q. R. Preib for painting and
paper hanging. First door norh Of
Pollock's drug store. tt
LOST.-A family COW, black in
color, brass label on one ear. Five
dollars reward to finder. Otto Merz.
MI. and Mrs. James H. Platz of
Blair are in Columbus today on q
short visit to their son, DR.. G. H.
Platz.
For Sale Cheap. Good chest of car
penter tools. Just the thing for farmers.
Inquire Of B. d. Ingram, Brunswick Bill
lizard Hall w3t
"Grandfather'' Bolt, . well known
old settler Of Columbus. is lying at
the point of death al his farm seven
miles from town.
All grades in the schools were dis
missed at two-thirty this afternoon.
on account Of the teachers meeting
held at the high school.
Mrs. Joe Mahafey of Columbus and
her mother Mrs. Wilson Of Fullerton
returned yesterday from a visit to rel
atives in Peoria and Fulton, Illinois.
BORN. To Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph ".
Schumacher, of Platte Center, Sep
TENDER 29th. q daughter. Mrs. Schu-
maeher is Joseph Henggler's daugh-
ter.
Wills Craig and ". G. Phillips of
Lincoln were in town TODAY on their
way to Cedar Rapids where they
went on q hunting trip. Mr.. Phillips
is clerk of the district court at Lin.
coin.
August Wagner. Louie Wagner, Ed
Fitzpatrick, DR.. Cornelius. and Jack
Corbett left this afternoon on q hunt
ing trip expecting to be gone about
five days. They will camp soath of
Genoa.
Call at McAllister's studio and see our
samples. We have something fine in
enlarged portrait work in sepis, water
color and pastels. We guarantee our
work and give you a fine portrait at
reasonable prices. Up stairs. Olive
street. II
Frank Fugard arrived here yester-
day from Washington, d. c.. where
he is manager Of a creamery in the
city. Mr.. Fugard is here to visit his
son Frank. who makes his home since
the death Of his mother. with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hagel.
Robert Hummer returned yes terday
from St. Louis. Among the most
wonderful attractions to him at the
fair was the demonstration Of wire
less telegraphy. He brouhgt with
him q sending blank Of the American
DeForest wireless telegraph company.
which they all "aerogIam'' blanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Wilson and sons
Billiard. Irvine and Myson, Grand
ma" Wuethrich. Mrs. John Schmock-
or, Mrs. VIM. Houser, and Miss Ross
Wuethrich all went to Osceols today
to attend the funeral of Miss Lucy
Smith q sister of Mrs. Wilson, who
died in David City yesterday. Grand
ma" Horst of Madiosn was also in the
city on her way to attend funeral.
Captain A. Haight writes to friends
from Eugene, California. that he and
Mrs. Haight will leave that place the
29th yesterday for San Francisco.
where they will be through the month
of October. Their address in that city
will be 3l9 Suffer st. Mr. Haight
say they are quite we'll, with the ex-
ception. Of having slight colds from
the fog and sleet that prevails there.
Thursday afternoon q match game
of football was played by the teams
from the Field and Williams schools
on the first ward school grounds.
There was no referee. and the boys
agreed to leave the score undecided.
The lineup Of the Field school was
as follows: Fred Peach. In: Ernest
Jaeggi, fb: Theodore Kaufman, RI
Clyde Douglas, c; Melvin BruRger.
Oh; Chance Hagel. rg; Waller Vier-
gutz. lg; Jaw Hensley. opt. TT: Ed
Graft, 1t; Steve Douglas. le; Walter
Hier. re. Williams school: NOrvin
Davies, LII: Fred Schmocker. fb: Carl
Wolf RI: Arthur Wilson, c.; Clifford
Galley. capt, OBJ; Lester Vath. ~
Carroll Evans. lg; Carl Rector. IT:
Harold Kramer. 1t; Werner Wilson,
re; Fred Lubker, lie.
The closer to actual life, to the real
lstic atmosphere Of the hearth and
home a story is told. the more surely
does it find a responsive chord within
the heart. This is one of the chief
charms of The Little Homestead"
which will be seen at the North Opera
is q story which carries q message for
good with it. 1t unfolds q tale Of
love and happiness tuned to bitter
ness AMI pain through the evil designs
Of q man whose only aim in life is re.
venge. 1t traces step by step his evil