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i 9 8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE . April 15 , 1904
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Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Ohio.
/ Sam Kimmel visited his son
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Ed Monday.
l red Schuller visited with
James Mules Sunday. -
" "m. Bartlet and wife visited
at O. A : Burk's Sunday.
Frank Shaffer and + wife visited
: L with F. S. Lichty Sunday.
Andrew Ietter and wife visit-
1 ed at Wm. Hunter's Sunday.
1 The farmers are busy sowing
oats in this vicinity this week.
Lolo Sterns and Estie Stouder
visited at James Stouder's Sun-
day.
' vIrs. IIarkins of Newkirk , Ok. ,
is visiting with her daughter
lvlrs. F. S. Lichty. ' . . ,
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The infant child of 'Fred Ches-
ley and wife died and was buried
s Sunday in the Silver Creel ceme-
, tery.
Barada.
" : J. E. Mettz of Falls City was
a business visitor here Monday.
: 'Mrs. George Allen and daughter -
ter were shopping here l\'londay.
James Stevenson has built a
new hen house on his place south
of town.
A. . J. Harper of Shubert was
f looking after business interests
here Monday.
Anna Coleman came out fro m
Falls City to spend Sunday with
the folks at home.
Mr. Ebbs and family now occu-
. py the Tompson residence recently -
ly vacated bp Sam Cain.
Sowing oats is very much de-
layed on account , of the wet
weather. Most of the farmers in
this vicinity will sow this week.
Chas. Steinbrink and wife were
Falls City business visitors Sat-
urdat'
Ignus Lippold has erected a
new windmill on his farm south
cast of town.
Robt. Hoback and wife spent
the past week with friends and
relatives at Rulo.
Lloyd Mitchell , our popular
merchant , transacted business at
Falls City Monday.
A handsome monument now
adorns the grave of Mrs. James
Stevenson.
Spitznagle left the last of
the week for 'a business trip to
Leavenworth , Kansas.
Gus Bucholz of Falls city came
out the last of the week to visit
with his children in this vicinity.
Mary Shulenberg and brother ,
'Louis , were pleasant callers at
the home of their uncle , Mat
Shulenberg , Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Elder was called to
to the home of her daughter Mrs.
Herb Shaw , to get acquainted
with the little grandson that ar-
riyed at their home last Friday.
Uncle Sam Van Osdel came up
from St. Deroitl l\fonday. He
has not sufficiently recovered from
his accident to walk withoqt the
aid of crutches. lIe went to Falls
City the same day to look after
his business interests there. .
Fort Hazel.
Farmers are busy sowing oats
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this week.
Mrs. Lyman Foskett is still on
the sick list.
Dan Zimmerman 'is numbered
among the sick this week.
Robert Paul went to Kansas
City last Tuesday with a car load
of hogs and cattle.
Ed Gilbert and Wm. Marcum
were dehorning cattle for some
of our farmers last Monday.
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Passengers conveyed to and from aU trains and _ I
to and from all parts of the city. ' ri r i
Call a cab when you want to make a train. . It i k
will cost you no more than to call a bus.
Parties meeting friends or seeing friends off. will !
be carried free of charge both ways. + ;
For funerals , our cabs are ideal conveyances.
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For receptions , balls , theatre parties , etc. ,
calla cab.
Careful and attentive drivers
PHONE t 5'pCALLS ANSWERED
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Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Amelia Ribbe to i\1.
Poitner , Thursday April 14.
The Fort Hazel Juniors played
ball last Sunday. he boys made
a fine showing. .
Ohio Precinct.
E. M. Kimmel is on the . sick
list ,
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A. L. lnisely spent Saturday
evening at Eph Peck's.
Maude Mohler of Falls City
spent Sunday at E. T. Peck's.
Miss Adams of Shubert visited
vIrs. Wes Nedrow over Sunda ) ' .
Mr. Johnson and family attended -
tended church at Maple Grove
Sunday.
Catalpa Grove.
C. B. Snyder was working in
the country Monday
Dale Wagner of Merrill visited
old schoolmates in the Grove last
week.
Little Crete Stewart is still
very sick with very little change
for the better.
One more week of school and
the children are busy preparing a
program for closing.
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Farmers in this locality are
busy seeding. Several acres of
oats are already sown.
Mrs. James Wisdom is suffer-
ing with a severe gathering on
her neck and is unable to attend
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to her household duties.
1\'lrs. Charlie McDowell returned -
ed Sunday from a visit in north-
ern Indiana. She tells us that
Indiana and Illinois are having
plenty of rain. There are hun-
dreds of acres of corn still in the
fields and seeding not yet begun
so Nebraska is not so bad.
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A crowd of young people suc-
ceeded in surprising Alma Shaffer
last Tuesday night. The evening -
ing was spent in playing games.
Dainty refreshments were served
at a late hour. All report a fine
time.
Irs. David Ransom of ShuQert
was visiting in this city the first
of the week. f '
In buying spring millinery
your taste and your pocket book
both find satisfaction at Mrs.
Breithappts.
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