The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-07-12

Al08 NevS munger spent la8I week
In Silver Greek. tho guest Of rela-
lives.
A Matches union suit for summer
and for comfort. See the Gerharz-
Flynn Company.
Adlerika, the Appendicitis and stom-
ach remedy. Backed by sworn
proofs Of cures. Get q book free at
Leavy's.
For Sale-A nice lot Of Barred Ply.
mouth Rock chickens and chicks;
also chicken paraphernalia. Call at
once. J. w. Louis. as West Four
teenth street. Columbus, Neb.
Buy your accident, health. life and
insurance OF every description from
one who 10 personally interested in
giving you the best for the money.
Chas. L. Dickey. State Bank Build
ing.
For Sale-A lot of second hand
white pine, 2x6. 2xS. and 2x12, in
different lengths, almost clear, ut $50
per NJ. Also about 10000 second
hand brick, at five dollars per NJ, out
Of the old Clear Creek mill, all in
god shape. James T. Bonner, Ind.
phone H-21. 1889
Joseph Joseph and daughter. Miss
Jennie. Of Joliet township were in
the city Monday. Mr.. Joseph reports
that his son, William, who was shot
In the eye few weeks ago as re-
ported at the time. has completely
lost the sight of his left eye as a re-
suit OF the accident.
Letters received by members of the
family OF Mrs. Pittman. who has
been in hospital at Rochester, Min.
nesota. for the past few weeks, are
to the effect that she is recovering
nicely. and has left the hospital. The
family expects that she will be able
to come home some time next week.
William Speicher. who was 80 Sc
riously injured on the afternoon of
July 4. by being thrown from his
motorcycle, is reported to be getting
along nicely today. He remained un-
conscious for three or four days after |
the accident, but It is now thought |
that he will completely recover in a
few weeks.
The Ford Times, a booklet put out
by the Ford Motor Co., in its current
issue reproduces the cut OF Max
Gottberg climbing the Y. NJ. C. A.
steps. as printed first in this paper
about two months ago The picture
has caused quite q stir among the
Ford dealers over the country, as The
Tribune-Journal printed several hum
dred extra copies at their request for
William Schneider, q well known
farmer living northeast of the city
was the victim of what might have
been very serious accident last Sat
arday evening. He was preparing to
90 home from town. when his team
became frightened when near the
Echols & Kumpf store. Mr.. Schref.
Der was thrown out. striking on his
head. and the team went on down the
street, wrecking the wagon.
A new shoe store will be estab-
ished in Columbus about July 20, by
Mr.. Reece, Who comes here from Ash.
and. The location of the store will
Ne In the new Gerard building, on
Thirteenth street. It Is always a
good sign to see business men from
'ther towns coming to our city and ,
In new business enter
'rises Of their own, and We welcome
his new addition to the active com.
nercial life of Columbus.
County Superintendent Lecron re-
'orts that all but about eight of the {
chool directors and secretaries of
'oards Of education of the county
ave their annual reports In his Of.
ice. The reports of the six town
chools where more than one teacher
employed Is as follows as regards ,
he number of children of school age I
eside in the districts: District /,
sos. boys and s2s girls, a
otal Of 1884: District "a, Platte I
enter. 107 boys and "a girls, q total '
{ 191; District %. Lindsay. 7s boys q
nd IS girls. total of 174; District 3
3. Creston. 50 boys. and 50 girls, q 9
otal Of 121: District 81. Humphrey,
"a bays and 19s girls. q total of s73; 6
district 7s. Monroe, Y boys and 81 q
iris. . total Of 153. As soon as the b
districts shall have filed !
,eir complete reports The Tribune :
ournal will publish . summary of It. 4
Columbus Township Republicans.