The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Fridays Daily Journal.

colin next Monday to visit for q week.
Miss Grace Dodds If Kansas City
returned home last night for a short
visit.
Mrs. H. u. Frickie and children are
visiting In Omaha where they expect
to remain till after the Fourth.
Albert Becker who IL q student Mt
Armor Institute returned home We'd.
nesday for bis summed vacation.
The U. =. wrecking crew and pile
driver are still working on the wash.
cd .ut bridge at Genoa. No trains
have been able to run on thu spalding
branch for two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Heater are OK.
pected home soon. Mr.. Heater sent q
clipping from q Kansas City paper to
the Journal In which complaint Is
made Of hot winds In certain PARTS Of
Kansas.
DR.. Martyr and son Homer are OK.
pected home tonight from Denver.
Homer has been on . ranch at Deer
Trail for about three months to which
place he will return after the Fourth.
DR.. Martyr went to Denver about q
week ago.
Mrs. Edgar Howard accompanied by
her daughter Miss Mary and Miss
Eloise Roen went to Chicago yester.
day. The young ladies' will be absent
about three weeks. Mrs. Howard OK.
poets to return home In two weeks.
FIT. Walker returned last week from
q trip through Wisconsin. Illinois and
Iowa SAYS that Nebraska farmers have
no No to contain at crop condi.
lions. He says that Nebraska corn
10 far ahead Of any he saw In his
travels ver three states. both % to
stand and size.
The value Of Journal advertising Ia
demonstrated every LAY In the week.
A few days ago q lady advertised for
a lost pocket book. Tho all was read
that night In tho daily Journal bv a
lady who knew where the missing
pocket book was. Tho same day q
man advertised u house for sale and
two inquiries came to tho Journal
office the next morn ing.
Through Echo. Webster aud Ogden
Oanons. bristling with marvellous
scenes Of western grandeur across
great Halt Lakes. down tho Humbolt
valley and over wondrouSiy beautiful
Sierra Nevsdas via Union Pacific
every day on "TheOverland Limited''
electric lighted. The finest train
across the American continent. In.
quire Of W. II. Benham.
WANTED-By Chicago manufao.
turing house. person Of trust WORTH.
ness and somewhat familiar with local
territory a assistant In branch office.
Salary $ls paid weekly. Permanent
position. No Investment required.
Business established. Previous exper.
ience not essential to engaging. Al.
dress. Manager Branches, 323 Dear.
born 1t. Chicago. Gtw
The Columbus second base ball team
went to Schuyler Wednesday and re.
port that the ran up against the first
team OF Schuyler. At any rate they
struck . Waterloo. the score standing
. to l In favor Of the Schuyler team.
On the way home some Of the bows
took shipping on . freight train which
broke down . mile or 10 tha other side
OF Rtohland. One of the boys walked
to Richland and teiephoned home for
a relief expedition. The others walk.
ell all the wav home.
y. II. McKillip was In the city ves.
terday enroute to Lincoln. Speaking Of
real estate conditions IN Nebraska Mr..
McKtllip SAID "Business IL unusually
active In Nebraaks lands. Prices arc
higher than they have evor been. But
In spite OF that fact there has been an
active and increasing demand. We
thought our Nebraska business would
be quiet this summer and We acoord.
ingly bought some cheaper lands Ia
Kansas, but We were mistaken. Il
has been difficult for us to keep IN