12 I TI.IE I I FALLS CITY TRIBlTI\E : ; February 19/1904
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Church Notes . .
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l cv. S. G. Fisher of Stamford ,
Ncb. , will hold regular Sunday
services in Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and c\'cn-
jug. A cordial invitation is cx-
tcndcd to aU to attend thcsc scr-
viccs.
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Brethren Church -Owin to
thc interest taken in thc series of
meetings they were continucd
another wcck. Services Sunday
z at 10 a. m. and 7:30 : ( ) p. iii . , bap-
tism at evening service. Sunday
school at 10 ( a. m. Silver Creek
t Sunday school at 10 ( a. m. All
arc wc1come.-l I . Haskins ,
pmtor. .
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As a result of the ' c\'ang"clistic
mccling"s now in progress at thc
Brethren church thc sacrament
of baptism was administcl'cd to
ten persons last Saturday aftcr-
noon. 'l'hc church has been
taxcd to its full capacity in ac-
commodating" thc large congregations -
tions that have ttcndcd thc services -
vices each c\'cning-
At St. 'l'homas church , first
Sunday in Lent , Fcbruary 21st :
Holy Eucharist , 7:30 : a. m. ; Holy
Eucharist and sermon , 1.1 a. m. ;
Sunday school at noon ; Evensong
and sermon , 7:30 : p. m. Subject
for evening , "Rcpcntancc. " 'l'he
lecture on Wcdncsday ( , February
24th , will bc by Rcv. R. R. Digg"s
oi Kansas City and on Friday
following by thc Rector of thc
parish. Strangers arc invited to
attend all services for Lent at St.
'l'homas church.-Rcv. Henry L' .
Smith , Rc tor.
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The series of meetings that
have been in progress at thc
Christian church for thc past two
weeks , and which have been at-
- - tcndcd by large audiences with a
marked degree of interest , will
close with this cvcni'flg-'s scn'icc.
The subject will bc , 'l'hc Source
of Our Comforts and Sorrows. "
Services as usual on Sunday.
Subject of morning sermon , "Thc
Office of thc holy Ghost ; " evening -
t , ing' , "Our Great high Pricst. " A
special feature of each service
will be the musical program that
is in preparation. You arc in-
vited to take part in all our ser-
vices.-J. Elza Holly , pastor.
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The revival mccting'g"'iH thc
Baptist church undcr thc direction -
tion of Rcv. Herbert E. Ryder
arc progressing \ ' . 'l'he
meetings commence each evening
with - service fol-
at 7:30 : a songsen'ice , -
10wet by preaching at 8 o'clock.
1\'lr. Ryder is also a tenor soloist ,
having conducted thc singing in
.1\1oody's meetings in Chicago
d luring the Worlds Faircampaign.
.1\1rs. ' Ryder is also a sweet and
effective gospel singer and each
evening either or both will sing
some special music. On Friday
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at 4 p. m. there will bc special
sCf\ice fot' childrcn and '
\ ( every
child in the city is invitcd. 'rhe
program will include a song ser-
vice and a chalk talk by Rev.
Hydcr. On Sunday there will bc
services all day. Preaching at
1.1 a. 111. , a meeting for men only
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at 3 p. 111. , to which every man in
the city is urged tu attcnd. Sub-
jcct , " 'roday's problems and their
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REV. HERBER' ! ' E. HYDER.
solution. " In the evening at 7:30 :
special song ' service with preaching -
ing at 8 o'clock. A Sunbeam
Choir is being organized and
every child who can sing at all
is invited to join and receive thc
badge of memhers hiip. A cordial
invitation is cxtended to all non-
church going people to attend
these mecting's.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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A son was born to NIl' . and \rs.
James Ramsey last riday. 1
11. C. Das , editor of thc News
has been quite ill this week.
L. H. Howe of Humboldt was
in town the first of thc weck.
. Claude Phillippi of l\Iorrill ,
Kan. , spent Sunday in this city.
John \Vrig-ht left ] Friday for a
business trip to Nishnabotna.1\To.
l\Iiss Anna Dorrington has resigned -
signed her position at .thc telephone -
phone office and has been mc-
cccdcd by Miss Nc\'a lV1orris.
I REVIVAL
llEETIN.GS
Every Night in the
Baptist
Church
7:30 : P. M.
Herbert E. Ryder
Is the
Evangelist
Special . Singing Each Evening
Meeting for
nEN ONLY
Sunday 3 p. m. . , .
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Henry Rieger and Chris Shelly
were up from Preston . on busi-
ness ycstcrday.
Will Spra ins of Grand Island
visited with his Fal1s City friends
( luring the weck.
County Treasurer Zook is num-
bercd among those who arc suf-
ferin from severe colds.
Will Kcntncr , formerly of this
city , but now in business in Cof-
feyvillc , Kan. , was in town this
weck.
.John Lich ty , who was taken
suddcnly ill last week , has so far
recovered as to hc able to bc
around.
A daug'htcr was born to lIr.
and ? \1rs. O. R. Ross on l\londay
morning. Dr. Rcnckcr was in
ttcndance.
w' 1. Ross ald family of 'ler-
don spent a couple of days thc
11rst of the week in this city visiting -
ting i rcla ti rCS.
About twenty Odd 1i 1 'cl1ows
went to Stella Monday to assi t
in thc instituting of a lodge at
that placc. The new lodge starts
out with a large membership and
fine prospects for future growth.
G.C.Kaiscr and Henry Dacsch-
ner of Preston were in town Tuesday -
day and departed in the afternoon
for southwestern Oklahoma to
take a look at thc country. If
satisfied with the prospects , they
will invest in land.
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, STRAIN ON HORSES.
Careless Drivers Make Them Work
Harder Than Is Necessary.
The strength required of uu average -
erage sized team { of hor8P8 and tht
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u'alll ou rile horses to draw a
heavy load over stones 01' out of
a deep rut hole ' > ' oth-
" , 01' over many -
er ' obstacles is oft em greater than
to draw time saute load over : t
smooth surface 50 ) yards , says Our
Dumb Animals.
It would be a small estimate to
careless driver strains his
say a \ ( I'
team in that munUPl' twenty limes
a daJ'
If driver ' - -
a prevents straining
his horses twenty ( t'illWH pueh day .
he will sup them 1,000 yards of
nUnpl'l'HHal'.Y ! pulling , ; , aud in time {
aoo : ( ) ' da ' of the '
working days yea : WO , '
non yards , and ill five years riOO- , ) ,
000 J'a l'ds-up\ ; . 1,000 ll1 iles.
\Yith proper judgment and
carefulness time driver at' the end
of five years , will have , in place of
a team of weak , O\'l'l'worked , bony
horses . , a team of hl'alth.r . and
strong OlWS.
, From a business pofllt of view ,
will it 'not pay any horse owner ,
driver 01' teamster to be careful
and considerate and to avoid all
nnneel'ssal'Y strains on horses !
Bridal Wreaths.
11'hile a bridal wreath in this
eoantry is usually composed of
orange - blossoms , Germany uses
myrtle , Italy white roses , Spain
red roses , Greece vine leaves , and
Bolwmia l'oBeuuu'y.
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w. H. MADDOX
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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Land bought and sold . ,
Hartford Fire Insurance
Houses in city for sale ' : " " 1
Money to loan '
Telephone 178
Neighborhood News ' ! :
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Salem
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Hl'ccial : to 'l'hc ' l'l"iblllC.
Linnil 'l'immcrman has been ,
quite ill this week with la-grippc
and tonsilitis. .
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1\1. L. Dowell fell on tlle ' ice U
cdncsday c'cningand broke : _ t
two of his fingers. I
A load of Odd Fellows drove to t
Stella 1\'londay evening for thc
purpose l of organizing . a lodge at
that plac.e.
Lila Spul"1ock expect to start
for Greenwood . 'Vis. . the first of
the wcek to visit at thc home of . . . . . .
Frank + Shrimpton. (
Every one in Salem ha had ,
will have , or is hang thc grip , ! 1
or he grip is having them wc
can't tell exactly which it is. . '
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\V c understand that Fry berger '
& Snyder Fare sold their i111ple-
. ment stock to a party in Kansas
and that thc new firm will take .
charge thc first of l\'Iarch. l '
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ZulaIcCool and Floy Grin-
stcad gave a Valentine party at
the home of the former Saturday
\'cnin. About sixteen guests
were present and all report a
splendid timc. . \
Thc Ninth Hour club held a.
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mceting at thc home of Lila
Spurlock Pei 16th. Several
musical selections were rendered ,
by th : , members luring the evening -
iug and thc rest of thc time de-
voted to contests , games and
social chat. A delightful evening -
ing : was spent by all and refreshments -
ments were served by the hostcss.
'rhc members present were ivIisses
Spurlock , l\'lead , French , Allen , I
Russell , Stewart , 'Vhccler and Il
Rame1. JII :
The members of the Ninth
Hour club met at the home of 1 :
Cora Wheeler Thursday ; evening
in thc form of a George Washington - i'
ing-ton party. At roll call each
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responded by a patriotic solo. II
The evening was spent in histor ; ; W
contests and a splcndid musical
program rendercd and Alvirda
Allen awarded first pri.c. : Time
members present were Alvirda
Allen , Cora Wheeler , Olive Stew- , V
art , Lila Spurlock , l"inna Tim- I
merman Beulah Russcl , Orrie
French , Virginia Nlead Myrtle
Hamc1. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostcss.
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Chas. Sheely of Salem trans-
acted business in this city thc
latter part of the wcck.
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