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8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE March 18 , 1904
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( Thursday ,
! : I Latest Styles Newest Designs
; O-UR stock crrrrrr ; service will -rati.y ; you if
i ii you will ollly call and iJl'cslig"alc , Our
I trimmer is ' ( vcr ) ' COJ/l c/cnt and is alt excellent 1
I' ' desig1ler. The ladies are invited to call and
ii sec alt e.tcchfivunlljfine lure oj'sjwiug 1/lil-
I x. lincry . Our prices arc always rig"hl. H/
ii lIOW 'WC can pleasc you and show you Ille 1
mosl romplelc lime o.lgoods C'lJcr.SIIOWIl . in
this cil i' .
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Correspondence . .
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Humboldt.
: Mrs. A. J. Marble of Table
. Rock spent part of thc week in
this city thc guest of H. P. Marble -
blc and family. "
Nannic Shawhan has again located -
catcd in IIuinboldt and opened up !
dressmaking parlors in thc Sam-
uclson building.
1lrs.T. . ' 1' . Bobst went to Lin-
coln this week to complete a
I course alrcady begun in thc Lin-
i coIn Medical collcgc.
Sonic of thc dclcgation to Da-
kota left this week overland for
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I their new homes in the north 'c l1"-
rying' the best wishes of many
( , fricnds.
Irs. Emma Joscphs' Sunday
. school class was entertained on
hursday evening the home
I of Cora and Edith Drake cast of
town.
Jake Sncthcn is spending some
time near 1'Iaryvillc ' , 1\10. , in thc
intrests of his patent hay fork
which hc has jut reduced quite
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. thoroughly over this . scction.
r I k A number of I-Iumboldt's color-
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cd population went to Falls City
, Ionday to participate in ; it birth-
day celebration of a friend in
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that city. All returned home on
thc night train.
James B. Davis returned thc
first of thc week trom a visit to
, - Hot Springs , Ark , where hc has
' been undergoing a course of treatment -
I' mcnt for rheumatic troubles and
seems materially imprO\'cd. .
' : Interest is divided locally between -
I' s ! twCC thc approaching municipal
I election and thc telephone , scrap ,
i which has come up as a result of
; , I thc local company imposing a
: charge of ten cents per call on thc
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cr' use of thc Speiscr-I-Iumboldt con-
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' ' ncction on all out going busincss.
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: 1vIrs. R. L. I-IofT visited over
Sunday with relatives in Salem ,
being joincd by hCl' husband on
his return from thc tcachcr's
meeting at Falls City Saturday.
Quite a number of- thc pupils
of thc high school attended thc
dcbatc at Falls City last Friday
evening and all were enthusiastic -
tic in thc claim ahat l\Hss l\'Iaudc
'rosland , the local representative
acquired herself with high honors -
ors , not only on behalf of her
sidle of thc question indiddual-
ly.
\ \ ' ork has begun on thc excavation -
\'ation for thc new brick block to
bc erected by thc National Bank
of this city. It will be a thor-
oughly modcrn structure and according -
cording to plans will bc most
convenient a it d commodious.
Considerable other building in
the business section has been
planncd for this spring but the
actual work has not yet been
commcnccd. ,
W. H. Williams , who has been
for the past year day operator for
the Burlington at this place has
been called to vVymorc and his
place will lie tilled by a young
man named Sharpe from Table
Rock 1\fr. Williams , is an expert
operator , very popular 1
with our people and all
arc pleased to learn that thc
change brings with it a deckled
promotion and consequent iii i -
crease in salary.
The local political equality
club was responsible for one of
thc most pleasant social events
which has occurred in thc city for
a long timc. On : Ionday evening -
ing they gave an open meeting
and reception to a number of in-
vitcd guests at the home of L.
1L Sterns and wife at which
place thc rooms were nicely dcc-
orated with cut flowers and thc
suffrage color ycllow. About
sixty were present and du ring the
first part of thc evening listened
to an interesting literary and mu-
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sical program , concluding with a
short talk on thc progress of thc
suffrage work in this and foreign
countries by rrs. A. J. Marble ,
vice president of thc state society
Entcrtainir.g contests were intro-
duccd and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were scrvcd.
The temperance clement hcld
their caucus last Friday evening
and placed in thc field for thc
coming municipal election this
ticket : Mayor , L. S. Hackett ;
councilmen , Fred F. Buttcrfield
anc N.C. Campbell ; treasurer , A.
A. Tanner ; clerk , L. C. Edwards ;
engineer , Al Halcs. Thcrc was
no contest over any of the places
except clerk , two nominations for
thc place being madc , . : Mr. Edwards :
wards and F. 1'1. Boss. On thc
vote which stood 24 to 15 , it was
dccidcd to give the place to Ed-
wards , who has for three years
been serving in this capaci ty.
On riday nigh shortly after
thc electric lights had gone out
fire broke out in th restaurant of
G. L. Beard on thc north side
and came very near consuming
thc structure before the fire com-
pany arri\'cd. The : proprietor
was closing np for thc night when
hc states that a gasoline stove
which he had shut off a few mom-
cnts before exploded throwing
burning over thc room and knock-
ing him down. He scm ambled
out of the room and turned in an
alarm but thc blaze practically
destroyed thc stock of candies
and confections. Thc owner is
protected however by an ample
insurancc. Thc building which
is owned bViltsc . and - h "
is damagcd for perhaps its value
Preston.
Geo. Ncitzcl visited in Falls
City hursday.
C. C. Shelly was in Falls City
on business 11'riday. .
Jennie vVattcync and brother
came up from Rule Friday.
Will Pyle returned to his home
in Beatrice after a few days visit
with relatives hcre.
A number from here attended
the play at thc Jenne opera house
: Monday night
1\'lrs. J. N. Shelly returned
home Nonday after a two weeks
visit near Holton. Kan.
Oscar li'rohbcrg and Joe Glaze
were taken suddenly sick Sunday
morning but at present arc im-
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prov1I1g.
Kenneth Hcacock who represented -
scntcd thc Preston school in thc
debate at Falls City did remarkably -
ably wcll.
Anna Bush who has been sick
in bcd at thc home bf f Levi Thack-
cr was brought home last week
and is slowly improving slowly.
Ed Bush who took the mcaslcs
about ten weeks ago has got yet
been able to bc out. I
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Thc rail road bridge cast of
town has been completed as far
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'l ' hc gang which has been wor1\- :
jug there has been dischargcd.
Rc\ Antimony Lillgc of Texas
came up to thc pearl wedding of . .
his father and mother last wcck. .1
On Sunday night hc dclivcrcd an
English sermon in thc Evangelical -
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cal church at this placc.
Our beloved teacher who was
caused to resign her school on I. .
account of sickness was accom- .
panicd to Crcighton , Ncb. , by her
sister Jennie of Rule 011 Sunday.
Her many friends regret her dc-
parturc. I-Ic school will bc .
taught by Laura Pribhcno until . , ' . .
other arrangements be madc ' . ; w ' . . ' . .
Dawson. ;
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Lora lVlcCool is spcnding" the "
week with Ifumboldt rclativcs. .
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Pat O'Grady shipped a car load
of cattle to St. Joe l\londay (
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Mamic Fcnton visited over Sunday -
day with her parents in Haddam , {
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Dr. Burgher has movcd into
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\Vm. Kcnncdy's residence this
wcck.
G. Vol. \Vallcr has mo\'cd from : .
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Salem to his old farm south of
Dawson.
l\Irs. Coleman has returned .
from a couple of months visit
with her son in Omaha. "
Bcss Graham was thc guest of '
friends in Salem and Falls City
thc last of the wcek. '
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Mrs . Sara Alexander has returned - " .
turned from an extended visit : '
with her sons in Chicago. , , <
'V. J. \V i lliams is very sick at
his home south of town and" ,
owing to his advanced age but
little hopes arc entertained for
his rcco\'cry.
Joseph Ricger and wife went
to St. Joseph Tuesday where they
will purchase their stock of
spring dry goods. They were
accompanied by Myrtle ' . 'L ' i
E. E. Barlow and family left I
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Monday for Los Angeles , Cal. , ' .
where they expect to make their r
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future home if thc climate proves : \
beneficial to l.\'lr. Barlow's health. .
They have the best wishes of thc " ' .
Dawson pcoplc. ' . . . i
Rev \V. L. Dillow of Fullerton
Ncbr. , will bc thc pastor
of thc Evangelical church
at this place this year and will ;
take charge of thc work next
wcek. l cv. B. A. Shivcly who .
held thc pastorate at Cottage
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Grove north of Dawson thc past
year has been assigned a pastor- , I
atc at Shclton , Ncbr. , and Rev . . . . . i
Brocket of Council Bluffs will '
take Rcv. Shivcly's place l
WM. J. MORAN
LAWYER
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