The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05

DR.. Gietzen, dentist.

DR.. Gietzen, dentist.
Alvin E. Pool, violinist. Phone IS.
The latest in hats at the Royal Mil
linery. finest quality and prices lowest.
DR.. Chas. b. Platz, homeopathic ply
stefan and surgeon, postofice building.
Do not fail to see our s-foot galvan-
lied steel mill for $500. A. Dussell &
Son. II
Drs. Martyr, Evans, Evans & Martyr,
Jr., Office three doors north of Fried
hof's store.
GOLD DUST -four. made BY the Co.
lumbus ROLLER mills has no equal
for staying qualities.
E. b. Chambers returned today from
Sherman county where he went to look
after bis land interests.
FOR LALE-Good platform spring
wagon with canopy top, top almost new.
Inquire at Journal Office.
LADIES GCILD.-The Ladies guild
Of the Episcopal church net this after
noon with Mn. ID. Sullivan.
Grandpa Phillips. father Of G. W.
Phillips has been ailing for several
days. He is confined to his home.
Ms. Ed. j. Newcomer and daughter.
| Miss Blanch and Miss Ella Kersenbrock
returned last evening from st. Louis.
Thos. Dack and e. ID. Fitzpatrick
drove to Omaha today, going down
with the team and carriage Of Mr.. Dack's.
Judge and Mn. Reeder and their
children, George and Miss Clara started
today noon for two weeks visit in st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oelrich aud daughter
Olga. leavs tomorrow for St. Louis to
remain several days visiting the expo
sition.
8. ]. Kennedy and his sister, Miss
Nellie of st. Edward were among the
visitors from that town to attend the
political gathering last evening.
When in Columbus next week
attending the big "rally". take q
sack of WAY UP -four home with you.
Made BY Columbus ROLLER MILLS.
Station agent Jones and his family
Of Cedar Rapid, are guests Of MI. and
Mrs. ]. G. Echols last evening. Dan
Echols accompanied them for . short
visit with his parents.
For the latest and best in art photo
eraphy call at McAllister's studio. We
do the latest in sepis and platinum
effects. We have the a%ristOcrat and all
the new designs in m~ouldings. Up stairs
Olive street. tt
Mrs. A. Lockner Of Omaha is in the
city visiting her many friends and is
the guest Of Mrs.. J. Gluck. She came
up especially to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Paul HaRel. her former neigh5or
and very dear friend.
DR.. L. G. Voss returned home last
evening from his visit to the st.
Louis exposition. Mrs. Voss who &C.
companied him, has gone to Holton.
| Kansas, to visit her relatives, where
she will remain about ten days.
Joseph Henggler Was kept from the
Cannon meeting Wednesday night BY
the serious illness of his mother. Mrs.
Henegler is eighty-four years old.
She is very low. and the announce
ment of her death is looked for at any
moment.
Mesers. John and Charlie NcAuley
! of Anaconda, Monrana left last evening
for their home after . visit OF Q few
! days to their uDcles Thos. and Barney
McTaggert. The young men spent
their early childhood here, leaving
this city in 1873.
Among relatives and friends out of
town who attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Paul Hagel yesterday afternoon we're:
Mrs. Kropf, Mrs.. Gaeth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ichols, Mrs. Pruyn, Mrs.. Nieman and
! Mrs. Bohman. all Of Schuyer. Mrs.
Sieght and Mrs. Wehrbein Of Piatts-
mouth and Mrs. Chas. Jens of Hum.
phrey.
Chas. Wurdeman returned yesterday
from Spaulding, where he was on bus
iuess. Mr.. Wurdeman has contracted
for the building Of q fine new church at
that place and makes frequent visits to
oversee the work. The building, which
is 49xl3S feet will be Of artificial stone
or cement blocks, and will cost when
complete. $4,000.
Ladies who want up-to-date styles
in printed Or engraved cards and high
grade ~statioasry would do we'll to call
At the Journal Office. We have cor
! rect styles and sizes fresh from the
east and can supply you ut . lower
urice than you can get from the larger
o fices. We have some samples that
will interest you.
The i've cases of small pox in the
hospital ut the Indian school are q
very mild form. Superintendent Win.
slow and the physician in charge are
using every precaution to prevent the
disease from spreading. ALI the rooms
in the different buildings have been
thoroughly d~isinfeeted. and the ground
ouarantined .-Genoa Times.
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