The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Try the Eleventh St. jeweller.

A great merriage lesson-Ghosts.
Don't forget J. F. Stems big sale,
Tuesday the 2Sth.
DR.. Tiesing reports tina: Mrs. Vim.
Ernst of Duncan is very i'll.
Mr.. Mason Buell. went TO Lincoln
this morning tu spend week.
". ". Shepard who has been suffer
ing from bad cold is improving.
FOUND-A bunch of keys on
Twelfth street. Call on Prof. Funk.
Miss AarthaTurner went to Chicago
this morning to visit friends for three
weeks.
Misses Cora and Myrtle Greenawalt
left last Monday for their new home
in Ohio.
Fred Gottcshalk returned last night
from the east where he has been for
several weeks.
You get free lunch at J. +. Stems
sale. Feb !S. Come early and get in
on the ground floor.
The schools of the city observed the
anniversary OF Washington's birthday
by dismissing all departments today.
Mrs. Murlock, the mother of H. l.
Aurdock. has SO far recovered that
she is able to sit up two or three
hours a day.
Edgar Adams, brother of Hurbert
Adams of Gardiner returned from
England where he has been since last
fall on q visit.
Homer Robinson and Henry Carrig
returned from Omaha last night where
they had been since Sunday on real
estate business.
Martin Schilz has a number of fine
Barred Plymouth Rock and Brown
Leghorn Cockerels and eggs for sale
Prize winning birds. IT
Tomorrow evening the Ladies'
Missionary society will have charge
of the prayer meeting services Of the
Presbyterian church.
The Columbus bowling team will go
to North Bend Friday TO play re-
turn game. The Columbus boys arc
anticipating victory.
J. +. Stems has q fine 10. of cattle,
horses. hogs and all kinds of farm ma
chinery almost new. He will sell
everything on February 2>.
We are pleased to note Or. Terry.
the expert optician of Omaha will
again make regular visits to Colum-
bus. He will be here one week from
Feb. q to March 4.
BAPTIST.-The topics for nextSun-
day morning and evening will be- The
Church of Christ" AMI 1.-The Good
Shepherd" There will be a meeting
of the advisory board Saturday even
ing.
The Brotherhood of St.Andrew met
last night ut the home of A. Anderson.
Otto Roen was initiated into the
secrets Of the order, and the following
officers were elected: Roy Stires. di-
rector: Ned Post, vice-director; Otto
Roen, secretary.treasurer.
The union prayer meeting service
which will be held in the Congreea.
tional church Friday evening will be
In addition to the regular prayer
meetings Of the several churches.
Each church will hold the usual ser.
vices at the regular time.
A. Brodfueher, the well known
3ewler. informs Us he has arranged to
have DR.. Terry. An eminent eye spec.
ialist and expert optician of Omaha at
his store from 9 a. m, to 3 p. M, and
ut the Meridian hotel from 3 D. M, to
.9p.m.f for one week from February p to
March l.. Consultation free
The Butler Musical Co.. will appear
under the auspices of the High School
1t the North opera house March 1st.
The committee was very fortunate in
securing this attraction. l consider
. Herbert Butler one of the finest violin
lists in America. He is supported by a
company Of good musicians. and will
certainly offer an evenings entertain
ment which will appeal t. all lovers of
good music. PROF. Funk.