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, . I March 4 , 1904 . THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE 1 I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ Correspondence ' ) " ' News of the County as Told by t Our Special Correspondents . g Verdon. I ' / ' 'i ' r Born , to Al Johnson and wife i ' - February 28th a boy. \ . , Nellie Weaver is spending the week in Kansas Ci ty. Born , to Chas. Henderson and wife on Sunday a boy. Born , to W. C. 'Sloan and wifc. , on February 26th , a son Bessie Stump is "hello girl" at G. D. Knapp's drug store. I./ A. Kinsey went to Dawson sl Saturday returning l\Jonday. , . ' Henry Fisher returned from Lincoln the last of the week Miss Jenkins of Stella was in town between trains Sunday. . ' Chas. Humphrcy and wife returned - turned from Falls City Sunday. , rvir. : Combs is moving into the Shiley property he latcly pur- ' ; chased. Prof. Funk and wife' cnter- tamed several at games Saturday evenmg. i Etta Curry came down from Stella to attend the Combs-Foutch f ! ' wcdding. "S. 1vI. ? Mayfield has moved l into what is known as the Finders , pr perty. . ; - , ' Claude Sailor is attending to Vf : all telephone calls at Bourne's w \ . . drug store ! " Ye are glad to report Owen ' Clark able to be up from his recent - cent sick spcll. , Carrie Crouch is clerking for C. W' . Ocamb , Nellie Richardson having resigncd. I ' 1\frs. rd. A. Clark moved into the Griffith property on 'rucsday I vacated by Henry Fishcr , Y , 1\'lrs. Belle . Webster who is visiting - iting here from Emporia. Kans. , _ J. , . trtLnsacted business in Falls City , last 'weck. , I A surprise party was given to Fay + Simmons and wife on Friday I evening it being their tenth an- ; IJ ; : ni \'eqary. . , Sherman Shiley llelc1 l the lucky . ' number ' which drc\\ thc idfchcn cabinet given away by crdon Roller mills. 1\1.rs. Juo Hossack of Falls CR ' , . spent a few days thc latter part of last week with leer laughter , 1\1rs. Sloan. Sherman hiley loaded his t . . . . . household goods ' and implements . - " in a car to move to Missouri where hc has purchased a farm. . , " I Earl Sallowav ( and wife camc up from Texas in answer to a telegram - cgram bearing thc sad intelligence - gence that 1\1rs. Salloways father was not expected to live they ar- rived a short time before death claimed him. , - - - - - - - Several of our young people attended - tended the dinner given by rvirs. : Combs near Salem last cdnes- ' day in honor of Allen Combs and wife Gcrtic Lum gave a party to a number of friends ] ± riday evening who enjoyed themselves at flinch. At a late hour refreshments were scrvcd. While shelling corn last 'rhul'S- day at Fred Fishers in some way Al Johnson caught his foot in thc sheller and stopped thc machinery luckily no bones were brokcn. The funeral of rvirs. : F. 1\1. \Villiams was held at the Baptist , church in Stella on last Sunday. She had many friends here hav- ing lived near Verdon a number of ycars. When they sold their farm two years ago they located in Washington Kans. She leaves a husband and two daughters , 1\lrs. Gco Clark of Fairbnry and Cora \Villiams. 'rhos. Gibson died at- his home one mile west of town Friday morning at eight o'clock of heart dscasc. He was 54 years , S 1110 , and 17 days old. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Brewer at the Congregational church on Saturday afternoon. 'l he oodman of the World con- ducted thc services at thc gravc. The deceased l leaves a wife and five children to mourn the loss of an affectionate husband and father. . . - - - - - - - - - - - - PI'eston. Mary \Vatteync went tb Rule Sat.urday. Joe Glaze was in Falls City Saturday. Ed Pylc is suffering with thc rheumatism , I./ . E. Simon of Rube was in town Sunday 1\1rs. Dick \Tilson has1 been 'on the sick lick list. 1\lrs. 1\'forris of l\Iissouri. is vis- iting her son Roma , Deputy Sheriff Crook was in town Saturday nig-ht. Henry Ricgcr went tQ St. Joe Monc1ay : to order his spring stock of goods. Anna Bush who has been very sick for thc past few days is im- proving. Chas. Sang-uinctte is able to bc out after a three months siege of pncumonla. The young ladies will give a leap year deuce Friday evening 1\1arch 4th. Daniel Hicger and wife returned - ed to their hew home at Hickman last Thursday. Gco. Ncitzcl went to Lincoln last Thursday to consult an ocu- list about his cyc. Preston was booming Tuesday as four corn shelters were running and things were quite li\'cly. . . ' ; . -s ; John Neitr.cl : rcccivcd word that his brother , 1ltilliam , of Concor- dia had his shoe store dcstroycd by lire on February 18. 'rhe building owned by C. C. Shelly .bcing rebuilt and will bc occupicd by I./ B. Neitr.cl's : harness shop after thc 3rd. The entertainment given by the Preston Literary club Friday night was g'ood. They arc inviting - dting their many friends to bc with them again this Friday . , . Williamsville Jesse Dunn is on thc sick 1it. ! 1\lcssrs. Constantine and Gcr- wick were Falls City visitors Sat- urday. 1'Ir. : and rv1rs. : Dunn spent Sun- day with their daughter near St. Dcroin. Grover Ablutz will leave for ' Salem \Ionday ! taking the train at Falls City. Supt. Crocker . visited our school Friday and encouraged both teacher and scholars by a very interesting talk. Josie Gcrwick accidcntly let a ball bat fly from his hands while playing at school hitting Edward Lunn near thc eye inflicting quite a wound. R. Dunn bought twenty acres of land of Joe Slater for S)50 and the papers were made ont Satur- day which gave 1\1r Dunn pos- session of the lan(1. Fort Hazel Albert Caston moved to thc- Ebcl laceI'tlesd ) ' . Fred Schmidt has been in Kan- sas for thc past week 1-1. J. Kloepfel made a business trip to Beatrice thc first of thc weck. . Lafe Foutz of St. Joseph has been visiting friends in Fort Hazel. The children of Robt. Paul , who have been down with thc ' measles arc con\'alesccnt. Clarence and 'Herman Schatz : returned to . their home in ivlis- soud after a short visit in this vicinity. Services were held at St. Paul church last Sunday but owing to thc bad weather thc attendance was small. Quite a number of Fort Hazel young people attended a party at thc home of Grif. Wright , south of Fargo Friday night. A rural telephone com pan y was organized : at Fort hazel last . \ dncsday. Tic following - ficcrs were elected : U. 1' . Dun- can , president ; Albert Randolph , vice president ; Lee Van'cl , sec- rctary. \\Tith these vied as offic- ers thc und rtaldng is sure to bc a success. Eat Sowle's Candy. Subscribe for The 'rribune. . . M We carry a. . . . 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