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i\'Jay J3 , J904. . . 'II-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE . I" .
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r I . Correspondence
I News of the County as Told by
Our Spcclal Correspondents
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Shubert.
\In ; . JcnnieYeddle was a
Stella . visitor last . week .
Ethel King was the , guest . of
Gladys 'raylor Sunday.
Roy King returned Saturday to
resume his duties ill the navy
1\ . R. McNu1ty : of Stella was in
our city during the past week.
lVII's. Try Netllebcck visited
relatives at this place last week.
Jim \Veddle and wife visited
relatives in the country Sunday.
L . Tv ! . vVeddle ctnd wife enter-
taincd their son \Valler and wife
Sunday.
.Mrs. J. L. Dalbey , who has
been very sick for sonic time , is
much helter.
Attic Morrow and lrs. Ona
Shubert were shopping in Stella
last Friday.
Eliza Fell is entertaining her
cousin , Lewis Webber , of Fort
Wayne , Indiana.
Chas. Smiley l11d wife were the
guests of Hardy Hays and wife
Sunday afternoon.
Minnie Jones was the guest of .
Sherm Colg1J" er and wife Satur-
day and Sunday.
Will Brainnin of Table Rock
. visited his parents the first part
of the week.
hs. Donna Carr was the guest
of her parents , J. P. Ding and
wife Saturday.
Alex 'lcGechie and W. II. Morrow -
row were transacting business in
IvIound City last weck.
J. D. Shubert has made a new
boat , so he will have two boats
for the lake this season.
Irs. Ross Kenton spent a few
days last week with her parents , '
IIenr ) ' Leslie and wife.
Rc\ J. 1\ Smith of Nebraska
City visited L. M. \Veddlc and
wife last week.
I1r. VanvVinkle and wife of
California were the guests of
"Villard Shnbert and wife last
wcek.
Ross Kenton and Henry Leslie ,
. who have been in St. Joseph for
. the past few ( lays , returned home
on Thursday of last week.
Ang'ie Leslie , who has spent
the past month with his cousin ,
DIr. Stevenson at Fairmont , Neb. ,
returned home the first of the
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weel
Williamsville.
The farmcrs of this vicinity
. are planting corn.
Rudolph Voegle and wife spent
Sunday with his parents.
vIr. Hoback the assessor , spent
Tuesday evening with Jake \Veis-
scngcr.
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John Constantine had a ncw
winc1mil1 erected this wcek.
C. Hose and family spent Sun-
dar with henry Lulus and fai11ily.
Anna Constantine of halls City
spent Sunday with her parcnts.
Charlie Steinhrink and wife
spent Sunday with the laUer's
parcn t.s.
henry Simmering mac1e a busi-
-ness trip to Baracla Monday
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morn 111g.
Jake cisseng-cr and family
spent Sunday at the home of I.
A. Dunn.
Ethel 1Vhitehead assisted 1\1rs.
\Veissenll'el' with her work several
clays this week.
i\ir. Arnold and wife spent Sun-
day with fill' Armbruster and
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wife near Verdon.
Frank Gerwich and wife are
the proud parents qf a son , which
arrived two weeks ago.
Nellie Dunn closed a two
months term of school in Dis t.
No. 80 and will spend a few weeks
with her parents before going to
Peru where she will attend the
summer school. '
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. . . Preston.
G. C. Kaiser is dangerously ill.
Anna Bush went to Ruin Fri-
day.
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C. D. Pickard went to \V'more
Sunuay. I
Richard Kaiser was in Rule
edncsday.
L. D. IvlcCumber was in Atchison -
son Friday.
Lenard Simon came up from ,
Rule Sunday.
O. 1-1. Bush and son drove to
Rub 'ruesday. ,
1\'lrs. Jim Haler of Rule is visit-
ing in this city.
1-1. P. Reiger and wife went to
St. Joe Sunday.
J. R. Shelly and Will Pyle went
to St. Joe uesday.
Pribbeno i-n
Ida and Anna were .
Fulls City Friday. .
Julius Ileber came down from
Falls City Friday.
: Mrs. Alice Bledso of Fortescue
is visiting at O. H. Bushes.
Henry Banks caught a carp
that weighed fifteen pounds.
A. E. Heacock shipped a car
load of hogs to St. Joe Fric1ay.
fill's. Peter Fredrick of \Vymore
is visiting at L . D. .l\1cCmnbers.
A. E. J-Ieacock is rebuilding
the wall around thc boiler at the
elcvator.
\'Il's. ' D. G. Griffiths left Wednesday -
nesday \Vymore to visit her
parch ts
Elmer Hoselton returned from
St. Joe where he bought a car of
mules.
Anna Pyle of Kansas is \ ' sit-
ing at the home of her parents in
this city.
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The above picture represents an article of food with which .
we are all familiar. Can you guess it ? It costs nothing to try
and you may be a winncr. Cut out this ad , sign name and ad-
dress below and bring it to our store not later than ! Monday ; '
May 16. All correct answers will be dropped in the ballot .
box. The first ten drawn the refrom will each rece'e. . a bottle
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THE KINO PHARMACY
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C. C. Shelly and wife of Pres-
ton were in the city Saturday.
_ B. IIarpster and Anna Neitzel
returned to Preston after a weeks
visit at Blue Springs.
The B & 1'1 officials were down
to see what damage the high
water had done.
John Morris and family were
called to Rule on account of the
death of a relath'e.
Gertrude and 'lay Thacker are
in Pawnee City visiting their sis-
ter , : Mrs. John 'Schneider.
Harvey Reiger had one of his
fingers badly mashed in a disc
sharpener and on Friday morn-
ing amputation was necessary.
lVII's. Lou \IcCumber and chil-
dren and her brother Will , returned -
turned Sunday after a 3 weeks
visit at Jetmorc , Kan:3.
Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Table , Falls City , Neb.
NORTH
No. 51 Omaha and Lincoln
Exprcss . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . A 2:25 : a 111
No. 9 Omaha amI Lillco111 . 8:35 : a m
No. 57 Omaha and Lincoln
passenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 2:48 p m
No. 233 Local Freight , Au-
llurn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 1:10 : p 111
SOUTH
No. 52 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver . . . . . . . A 3:47 : a 111.
No. 58 Kansas City and St. . .
Louis and Dcnvcr . . . . : : . A 2:48 : p m
No.50 'Vor1ds Fairspecial . 8:45 : p m
No. 232 Local , Atchison. . . 10:30 : a 111
No. 220 tock Freight , Hi-
a11'atha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 9:52 : p 111
A. Daily. B. Daily except Sunday.
. J. B. V AltNlI ! ; { , Agcnt.
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Cured His Mother of Rheumatism
11y mother has been a sufferer
for many years with rheumatism ,
says W. H. Howard of Husband ,
Pa. I presented her with a bot- . ,
tIe of Chamberlains Pain Balm t
and after a few applications sh\
decided it was the most wonderful -
ful pain reliever she had ever
tried , in fact she is never with-
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out it now and is at all times
able to walk. An occasional application - A
plication of Pain Balm keeps
away the pain that she wag for- \ . - .
merly troubled with. " For sale
by A. G. 'V anneI' . ,
Ice ! Ice !
Good clean ice from Culp's lake 1
deliv red at your door.-Culp Ice \
Company.
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\Ve carry a. . . .
COMPLETE . LINE
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Buildin ' Material
And all kinds of
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COAL
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Chicago
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