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Teader Mto Mdproatpi deliTery at
it Ik W. Hobart made buaiaoss trip to
'Oaaaha last Jnday fc '
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anything to bay or aelL
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Wantkd--A good girl for general
boose work.- .-, G: S; JUney.!
Mrs. L. N. 8qaaire of Silver Creek
was a Colombo visited Monday.
Dr--Q'JLM9T:. Jr..oJloa awir.
Oolaatbrna State Baak bmlldiag.
l&ei Wf lTfS aad
best qialftjr afltteseirs.
. Rabbsrsootsaisa4sd with a ral-
oaaisiag sabstltat at Carl Soaabert's.
TryoaBexXaainCaa.itrTat the
yard. P.DSbiwOk BwWtet.'Naa
Rev.Maarodelitwwl Uw-eeatawaee
meat oration at Shelby last, .Thursday,
night.
His J. . PetsfaWaak daughter
Virgie returned Sandayfroau.a week's
visit in Silver Orek
Waa yoa wat:lalad::aay .taarrls
brigbt aad ooal skat la o!saaweaet
f rom Wewaiaa Walok: " .tfL
Mrs. A. P. Wing left today for a visit
of one month with her daughter and
other friends ia afaJreraIal -Mr.
and Mm. Frank Mendenhall of
Waterloo were guests one day last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ramey.
The ladies of the Presbyteriaa church
will have home oooking at the new
Friedhof-Phillipps store building next
Saturday afternoon:
H. P. Coolidge an old resident-of -Co--
lumbuswho has saeatsevsrsl years in
Lead, S. D , is spending a few days here
with relatives and friends.
J. S. Adams of Lakeside, returned
home last Friday after a few days visit
with his brother-in-law F. H. Abbott and
with friends at Genoa and St. Bdward.
Professor Sherman went to Schuyler
Monday morning, where" he" wflfoon
duct an institute for a weekt returning
to Columbus for the institutehsre neat
week. ' '
For weddiag statiMtry, jfe
itiitg cards ai fae stationery
call oh tlie C1mjhIiis Printing
& Specialty House " tf
C. A. Gibson and son Fred of 'Si? Ed
ward were in ColumbusVoadaV euroute
to Hastings toatteasVUle state' : drug
gists convention at whiob Fred Gibton
has a place oatha-maaiaaljjn7ograaw
R. S. Palater. the tailor, olsaatj
dree aad repairs ladies, aad gents
clothing. Hats olesaed aad rsblooked.
Agent for QaraaaaJs'stsaai dys works;
Olive St. Between 12th aad 13th St.
Otto Herring; a prosperous young
farmer living on Route 2. seven miles
northeast of this city made the Journal
office a pleasant call one day last week;
He spoke enthusiastically of crop pro
spects ia hwjasigbwofijoodr
St. Edward sent a good sissd, patty oft
yoang' people to Peru, to. attend the
.summer school the first of the week. It
consisted of the Missoa Hacsl Gill. EUa
Kelley, Maggie Cass. Nellie Williams,
Maod Harris aad Irs-GorhaaK - - -
J.RThomsxiaVof SI (Biwaid called
at the Journal oflee Tsswdsy to have
his Journal ia tha future sant-to Uni
versity Place; where tks faaly will re
side while their daughter pursues a
eourse of study in WeatsyaarUatvensty.
The firs depsitmieat was oallsd f the
McLsaerasidaaea ia Wstt Ooluaibue
last Saturday afternoott to ipot' out a
blaze started from the eeplosion of a
gasoline stove. TIm tir was under con
trol when the depsxtBssat reaoaed tber
premises' sod ionly sUg kt ! ilssiagi8 was
done.
Miss Ruby Rssmussen who has been1
living in Puebty Colo, tor several months
treated the members oft her family to a
surprise-last Faiday nightly Mtasaing
home uB-aaaoanced.' Shssptastfare
sence concealed from ,bsr-mother and
sisters until late iar the aveasagj when
she met them atr,tae soMmeacemeat
exercises in which-her sister, NRose
participated. .
An aaasoally strong class of new
raembers'was revived Into rtae" Metho
dist Episoopal church lastStmday. Of
the thirty-nine composing' th class
twenty were men, including! fbw oay
who were under twenty years of age,
twelve were women and yoaagfwomen
and seven were little girls. Twb only,
of the women received came by letter
from other churches, all the ramaioisiF
-thirty-seven uniting on piofsasion of
faith. Several persons are also t expeot
ed'to unite with this ohuroh jsast Sun
morning, f
Mayor munps, the FisstlTatioBa
Bank and the editor of the Journal are
amoartkB saocors who swallowed XhA
but of a missionary grafter aasdsy lass
weekasaddedadoUareasavto'the sx
obeequer of the pious Iniijaagt gentle
man to help him on to tbtf;aaxt towilf
xns graner's stock in tradsaaaisted ot
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, IrCtTatSMfCslvath. Barber Mock. 3
1 avosaas aaa-sappiies as newaaawr-ar
GawSokaaaflAaa complete aaaipin
oatlts tor rent. tf
IThe Journalwants alLtha news. J
aoneorwritatOn!; $ C AlL- I
Dr-CUA AUsabargar, oMas ia aaw
Stats Bank building.
fyonr eyes, ears' nose or throat give
liutraujbla sea)Dr. LuescTienQ j"s
ii iprslMartyn Evans & RvWiOoii
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sultation in German and English.
Mis. F. Gerber returned from Omaha
tFridsy evening rwbere she had beeu.visit-.
iug.
J Mra R-'iR-VJarniin ia visHinc her
brother H. B. Saunders of Norfolk this
WANTED: girl for general
aoase-work, three in family. Iaqaire
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the countensnos and vocsjaalaVy of
Christian minister aad a few subecrin-l
--. iT,. a.
uoaDiasparporUngtobefwm soms.'
Home Missionary society. Maj'orPtiir-'
Kpps was suspicious of thfitpoW be?
cause he seamed to lack ajfkaowledga
of the institution he prstsattsa to rspre-"
sent, and Jonas Welch refaasi! to con
tribute to the good cause bianate of timi
same display of igaoransai'T
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POR-BENT A:tinefluitf roews ia
the Barber block; fEnqaireat'Columbus
State Bank. (
Carl Schubert 'lias a nioe Una) of 1
-Zoaoplioiiesr and- Talking -.smaohiaes
aadrecbrds.'
Miss Emma Hsgins came upjfrom
Schuyler Monday! evening.to visit a few
days with friends.
Frank Baker came up from Omaha
HSaittirday evening3 and r remained over
Sunday with his parents.
Werner Scbupbach went to OmahV
Jlonday, where he! will accept a travel
ing position with a wholesale drug
boase.'
. Snow's window is full this week of
'books which will be sold Friday and
Saturday only at( two for 25c. - This is a
rare bargain.
For Sale or Rent by Owner. The two
story brick store building located at 519
West 11th St. Very reasonable price.
For particulars call at Journal office.
Mrs. O. Johnson and daughter, Elsie
of Omaha attended the commencement
exercises here last Friday night. They
were guests of Mrs. H. T. Spoerry while
in the city.
Que Speice moved bis residence on
Thirteenth street last week to the lot
east of its former site and will com
mence the constraction of a new resi
dence of larger and more expensive pro
'portiona on the sits of the old one.
Rev. Arthur Cash returned home
starday( after graduating from his
theological studies. He will not go to
Albion as rector of the Episcopal church
"as planned formerly. -Bishop Williams'
;wbom Revv Cash visited at Omaha Sa
turday, has several rectorships in view
for him and desires that he spend some
time in making the selection.
Next week will be the best
-week for choice strawberries.
The fruit or the first weeks
pickings are always the largest
,uA choicest. Leave your case
orders with us and we will see
that you get choice stock.
GRAYS.
Baker Post No. '. G. A. R. tender their'
sincere thanks to the directors of the
tabernacle for the use of the same on'
'Memorial day, also to the city band
Sons of Veterans, Nebraska National
Guards, the teachers and pupils of the
Icity and St. Francis schools also all
'others who assisted in observing and
holding Memorial day sacred to the
memory of our departed heroes.
A. E. Yoang, commander,
W. A. McAllister, adjutant.
The teachers of the Columbus schools
are well scattered for the summer vaca
tion. Mrs. Sarah Brindley left' Monday
for Schuyler to teach in the Colfax,
county inatitnta. Miss Ada Grahanf
left for Lincoln Monday, to spend her
vacation-. Miss Anna Cogil will spend
the summer in Peru. Miss Laura Dar
row went to Lincoln the first of the,
week to attend the University summer
school. Mrs. Ids Thompson, Miss Clara
Jacobson, Miss Margaret Nauman, Miss
Emma Luers and Mrs. Martha Watts
left yesterday to enter the Peru summer
school. Miss Hulda Blalm, the Kinder
garten teacher left Saturday for her
home at Weston, Neb. Miss Luells
Msson'left'Saturday for her home ia
Beatrice, where she has a position in
the schools for next year. Miss Ruby
Rickley left Saturday for her home ia
Omaha. Miss Ross left Monday to en
ter a music and art school in Chicago..
Miss Nina Bonam left Monday for
Peru". 'Misses Nora and Bertha Hender
son are visiting the Omaha high school
this week. Next week Miss Bertha
Henderson will enter a school of musks
in Chicago.
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XJ WUhe .Farrand and, Hazel Millard
spent Sunday in Schuyler.
FOR SALE: Typewriter of Standard
.make and nearly, new. Inquire at Jour
nal office.
FOR SALE A set of the Internation
al cyclopedia, 15 volumes, cheap at the
Journal office.
J. S. Bell of Bellwood was in the city"
Sunday, visiting friends. He was en
route to Omaha.
Misses Emma Zinnecker, Anna Gass,
Nettie Miller and Lida Clayton were in
Schuyler Sunday.
WAN1ED: Good farm loans atj 5
per cent. No commissions, W. L.
May, Omaha, Neb.
Miss Winnie Toung has accepted a
position as operator in the Postal Tele
graph office at Grand Island.
WAT UP is used by all who desire a
fine .quality ot patent flour. The Co
lumbus roller mills makes it.
Poesch guarantees his loaves
to he full weight. Best bakery
liue in the city.
George Turner left Sunday overland
for Loup City where he will stay for an
indefinite period with the McKinnie
boys.
Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Our factory tuner will he
here in a few days. Leave or
ders at music store, North
Opera house or telephone 11. W.
Saley, Independent phone 06.
All of the regular services of the
Methodist Episcopal church will beheld
next Sunday beginning with the Sun
day school at 9:45, a. m.. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. The Junior League
meets at 3:30, and the Ep worth League
at 7 p. m. The church will receive new
members at the morning sermon.
Subjects for sermon iu the Baptist
church next Sunday -morning, "Finding
tbeLost Cord." Services in German in
.the afternoon at 3.-00 conducted by Rev.
J. M. Hoefliin. All who contemplate
joining the church are invited to con
sult with the pastor in the parlors of
the church next Saturday evening at
8:00. E. J. Ulmer.
The secret orders of Columbus have
fixed Sunday, June 10 as Memorial day.
The exercises will be held at the Colum
bus cemetery at -3 o'clock, Rev. DeWolf
making the address. The members are
requested -lo assemble at K. of P. hall at
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon to march
in a1 body to the cemetery: The lodges
represented sre Independent' Order of
Odd Fellows, Royal Arcanum, Ancient
Order oMJoitsd Workmen," Knights, of
Pythias, Royal Highlaaders, Woodmen
of the World, Modern, Woodmen and
Maccabees.
Joe Carter and Jas. Greig of St. Ed
ward, were in Columbus last' Thursday
returning from Chicago where they in
company with Charlie Rapp, Victor
Reed and ' Ben Barnics, had taken a
train load of cattle. Mr. Carter made a
short visit at bis borne in Illinois and
Mr. Greig spent a fewtdays in Michigan
vkitingr relatives. Mr. Carter did not
learn until he reached' Columbus thai
bis barn had'been burned down in his
absence. He said that their train made
the trip from Omaha to Chicago in
about twenty-four hours, getting their
cattle to market in good condition.
Several Columbas1 r men and women
whor ;attended entertainments at the
North Opera house during the past two
weeks made complaint to the Journal
about the crowd of "boys and youngmen
who line up on the walk outside the'
door and "rubber" at the people as they
pass, 'often making insulting remarks
and sometimes blowing cigarette smoke
in the faces of ladies The Journal rec
ords these complaints that they may. be
-referred to the manager of the opera
hoUBe'and chief of police. A quiet en
treaty to "move on" from the lips ot
Chief Scfaack would remove.tbe cause of
the complaint.
Judge Hensley is growing in popu
larity as al holidayorator. He delivered
the Decoration day oration at Leitrh and
has been engaged to deliver the Foarth
of July oration at Platte Center. Tfie
Leigh 'World said of Judge Hendey's
Decoratisa day address; "Chairman W.
I.WaJliafftbenintrodaoed.the speaker
of tbeday. Judge' W. If. Hensley of t'o
lumbaa, who, satsttaiasd' for half an
hourwith a well prepared s speech.. Mr.
Hensley is aa'oldiesjdent of Nebraska
:Vad told aoatsiatsrestiag tbiaaasf : pio
neWaV H:pe a pretty 'tribute to
Nebraska aad r especially the country
tributary to Leigh." '
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