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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE ' February 26 , 1904
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h Neighborhood News
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Williamsville.
Theodore Shut7- is on the sick
list.
. shellcd for
1 Bonholdt Bros corn
1SE SE R. Faller tr tesday.
Mrs. Seimering . visited in St.
7. > 3 : >
Dcroin last'week '
Emma SlaW ; . . spent Sunday
with her frtenc1 - Haiel Dunn.
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G. W. Duerf " 1-r ' and Ii' . Butler
assisted E. Butlcrwith his butch-
cring last wcek.
Anna Constantine went to Falls
City Monday to spend a few
weeks with friends.
Edward and B. C. Ducrfeldt
assistcd 1. A. Dunn with his
butchering last week.
lrs. Elliot started for her
home in lontana Friday as
Grandma Dunn is slowly imprO\-
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G. W. Ducrfeldt made a trip to
Salem Nlonlay . IIc trove to
Falls City and took the train
from there to Salem , returning
the next lay
Ohio.
Special to 'l'he 'l'ribul1c.
? I : \ ' Irs. Phincas Fisher is on thc
s
sick list.
Frank Licht shelled corn last
i tl ucsday .
Fred Ncman sold a valuable
horse last week
John Brauns moved into their
new house last week.
John Burk of Rule spent Sun-
day with his son Oscar.
Claude Yocum was visiting
this nchrhqorhood Satur < hl\ .
11. J. Prichard delivered his
corn to Straussville trucsday.
VVm Schultz and wife arc \'is-
iting at the home 'Of John Dowty.
Services were held at the Ger-
man church 11Ionday : and tl'ues-
day.
day.Raleigh
Raleigh Franklin and John
Ncman were in this vicinity ;
1\'londay.
Geo. 1\lcsslcr and wife . of Falls
City visited at Fred Nemans last
truesda . ,
An entertainment was given at
Maple Grove school house Friday
e\'cnill . ,
1\lrs. Ble\"cns of Oklahoma is
visiting at the home of her sister ,
Mrs. Allie Dowty.
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Chester Stump and wife an 1 1
lIcnry Fchr and wife spent Fri
day at Frank Lichty's.
Barada. .
Special to 'l'he 'l'ribune.
Sadie Thompson visited lie
parents over Sunday.
: Mat Shulenberg returned from i
a business trip to Bancroft.
It is reported that Sam Spick
ler has purchased the James Stevenson -
cnson farm.
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Sam Isabelle ] ] and Herb Stokes
transacted business at Falls City
Saturday.
.May Kyle returned home Sat-
urday from a few weeks visit at
Falls City.
Mr. Baker , Jack and Jess Pros-
ser visited last week with friends
in IVlissouri .
Jess Kyle has rented a farm in
Gage county and will remove his
family there soon.
John Kelly arrived a few days
ago from Bancroft to visit with
relatives and friends.
The Dragoo sale was attended
by a large crowd and everything
brought a good price.
Berman Kelly ha accepted a
position with J. F. Schnute at
Falls City and left for that place
last week.
Wm. Eylc and Ed. Spibmagle
returned } Saturday from a busi-
ness trip to Bancroft. They arc
both highly pleased with that
coun try.
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Verdon.
Special to The Tribune
Lewis Hcineman has the meas-
lcs.
Owen Clark is quit sick at this
wri ting.
1\1rs. Hayden Bowers returned
from Falls City Sunday.
Jim Cozard and wife of Stella
spent Sunday in Verdon.
John Nulk was down from Stella -
la Sunday visiting fricnds.
Lcttic Weaver visited in thc
country Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gcrtic Luin spent thc lat-
tcr part of last week in Falls City.
Hcinzelman Bros. , loaded a car
of flour this week to go to Glas-
gow , Scotland :
1\'leta ' Hcineman visited over
Sunday with tier aunt , Myrtle
Bowers in Falls City
lrs. I , . Yantiss caste in from
Long Island , Kans. , to visit her
parents and other rclati Yes.
1\lrs. H.J. Kiel went to Kansas
City Sunday to purchase her
spring stock of millinary goods.
1\1rs. 'Vebster came up from
Emporia the fore part of thc
week to look after business inter-
ests.
ests.Mrs.
1\Jrs. Dobbcr , daughter of Chas.
Hcndcrson and wife , came up
from Kansas City for a two weeks
visi
John Hascnyager and family
I returned from an extended \ ' si t
at Santa Anna , California , They
like the country very much.
Ernest and 01 Clark carte in
. from Oklahoma Sunday night in
answer to a telegram bearing thc
news their brother was very sick.
L. John Goolsby and family of
Barada have been here several
. days this week caring for 1\1r.
. Goclsb's father who is still very
sick.
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COUCHES l. ,
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From today until March 5th , inelus =
lye , we will sell COUCHES at : : : : ' 'T1,1- :
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20 PER CENT OFF
; f.A COUCH
The Same as
Cut , 8 rows of
tufts , 31 inch ; = I
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er wide , cov
ered in the best of Velour = = $11.75 I '
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: AIl Couches , ,
Are of the best J
Steel Construes , , ' ' .
tion and are guar = I
teed. I '
See Our Window Display for I t-
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Bargains. I. _ , . . . "
A Good Oak Kitchen Cabinet , I
28x44. two Bins , holds 50
pounds each , at = = $4.25 I
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Reavis & Abbey
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Grandpa Howland was down
town Saturday thc first time for
about two months , having : been '
confined to the house on account I
of sickness.
Scott Sailor , companied by
his daughter Grace went to Lin-
coln Friday , after spcndin a few
days in that city they will make
a visit in Hitchcock county.
Chas. Peckham moved down
from Stella thc first of the week
and moved in the Foglc house
near thc mill. Hc will work on
thc section as soon as thc weather
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will pcrmi
A rcccption was given to thc
tenth grade of Vcrdon high school
on Friday evening at thc home
ef Ray Arnold south of town
Prof. Funk and wife numbered
among them and a merry tine is
reported. Light refreshments
were scrvcd.
l\'larricd ' , at thc home of thc
brides mother , Allen Combs of
Salem and vIiss'Pcarl Foutch of
Vcrdon , Rc\ Brewer officiating.
Thc ceremony took place on
edncsday evening at eight
o'clock in the presence of a few
intimate friends of thc family.
The bride was neatly attired in
white while thc groom wore the
conventional black. After the
ceremony the guests sat down tea
a sumptuou ; repast. Miss : Pear
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was thc accomplished daughter
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of Mrs ' A. B. Foutch who has a !
host of friends who wish to extend - ,
tend congratulations. Both thc --t. r ,
bride and groom arc well and I
favorably known having lived l
here a number of ycars. The
happy couple will live on a farm
near Salcm. "
Perfect Confidence ;
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Where there used to bc a fccl-
ingof uneasiness and worry In the
household when a child showed '
symptoms of croup , there is now
perfect confidcncc. This is owing
to thc uniform succcss of Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy in thc
treatment of that diReasc. 1lrs .
1\1. 1. Basford of Poolcsvil1c , l\'ld. ,
in speaking of her experience in I ; tl .
the use ' of that remedy says : "r
have a worM of confidence in I '
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy for I
I have used it with perfect suc- )
cess fly child Garland is sub-
ject to severe attacks of croup
and it always gives him prompt '
relicf. " For sale by A. G. " \ \ ' an- r
ncr.
