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: July 8 , 1904 TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE j
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Correspondence : ,
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
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r : Shed Turner was up from Falls
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Mable Cart es is visiting her
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. , ' parents in this Clty.
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to' Our band boys furnished music
t , ' for thc celebration at Oregon ,
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. , H.cv. Berry , B. Ning'cr and
; ' \ \ in Sterns went to Omaha to at-
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i. tcnd thc socialist state com'cn-
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J l Mr , Sterns and wife and 1DIsie
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Ii Davis have rcturncd from a visit
.tt the exposition , and pronounce
, it a great show.
, Chas James rccch'cd a painful
wound in thc eye by being struck
by a fire cracker. It is thought
r no permanent injury will rcsult.
Nrs . Judd Simmons entertained -
cd a company of little folks Fri-
day in celebration of thc seventh
birthday of her laughter Syla
Anna U1umcr of this place was
, married last week to Dr. Pclticr
: of Omaha and thc couple left at
once for . an extended .trip to Cali-
fornia and other points along the
Pacific coast.
Word was rcccivcd of the death
of W.W.Turk Colorado who in
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. company with his wife visited old
friends tune neighbors here about
a month ago.tJ'h news was a
" great shock to his friends hcrc.
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A pleasant time was thc result
of thc Sunday School picnic held
in IIumm cl's grove on the Fourtll
by those who did not celebrate
I elscwhcrc. A ball game in thc
afternoon was a feature of much
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am usemen t.
The 13th anniversary of the
marriage of A II. Fellers and
wife was celebrate } on Monday
evening by a gathering sonic
forty friends and a 'pleasan time
is reportcd. The affair was a
complete surprise for ' the couple.
; Stelln.
S. P. Hinds of Atchison was in
town thc last of thc week.
Lizzic Hossack of Falls Cite
came up Saturday for a short
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visit.
I Mrs. Scip. String-ficld left
j Monday for a visit with her par-
' ' cnts at Lyon
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About two hundred people
! went from Sttlia to celebrate the
' ' Four , h at Auburn
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Born to Fred cimcrs and wife
an eight pound boy on \Vcdncs-
I : day June 29. .
I. Mrs. 'Yill Wheeler of Auburn
St. - is \ 'isitinghcr parents , \Y. 11'
7 . String-field and wife.
; Amos 1'iutlltcrman returned
Thursday from Broken Arrow , 1.
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bout two months
Dr , G. 1\1 Andrews went to
Kansas City , returning Tuesday
morning.
Art Weaver of Falls City was
up Tuesday , as attorney in the
Noah Allen casc
Ona More and Fairy tl'homas
went to Auburn Saturday to remain -
main over the Fourth.
14. ] 1' . Gilbert and Carl n il-
son made a business trip to Hum-
holdt tl'hnrsday
R A. Clark and 1I. g Clark
made a business trip to Kansas
City thc last of thc wcek.
Dorn to Paul Waters and wife
living six miles northwest of
Stella , on July 5th a daug-hter.
The ball g-amc at Auburn was
a closely fought game , resulting
in a score of 7 to G in favor of
Auburn.
Will Raper and family and
George Randall and family visited -
ed with relatives in Shubert the
last of the weck.
Mmes F. Allemande and A E.
tL'immcrmal1 went to Howe Tuesday -
day for a short visit with Mrs
Lucien Couer.
Mmcs. i\Iyers of Davenport and
Thompson of tl'almage arc visiting -
ing at the home of their sister ,
lYIrs S. Ti I11t11Crmal1.
Curt . Lambert and wife of
South Omaha arrived Saturday
for a visit with friends and relatives -
lat \'cs here. l\Ir. Lambert was
formerly Principal of the Stella
schools. He is now City A ttor-
UC\ in South Omaha.
1 Ill : auoe : store of E. \V Jeff-
ries was robbed Saturday night ,
about sixteen pairs of shoes be-
ing tal en. Part of the shoes
were afterwards reco''crcc1. Noah
Allen was arrested Sunday
charged with thc crimc. A trial
on Monday resulting in a hung
Jury , another trial was held
Tuesday , at which he was ac-
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Pres ton.
Jennie attcyne is \'isitinK
Pres ton.
Ed Pyle run a nail in his foot
Saturda ) ' .
Anna Pyle returned to Iusco-
tall , Kas tl'ucsday.
Lou and John Ncitzel went to
Reserve Saturc1a"
Homer McBride of Omaha is
\ visiting t Preston.
Reserve band played at the
Horton celebra tion.
Peter Frederick of \Vymorc
mv\'cd to town July 1 st.
Thomas Ramsey of Sterling is
\ 'isitingfriends at this place.
C. J. Hoppe and wife spent
the Fourth in Iowa Point , Kas.
\Irs. : J. B. Joll11'son .and grand
daughter visiting at the homc
of John Morris.
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. It's Worth a Deal of SacrifIce c.1
and Saving to Possess Clothes Like These.
Band GAHN Tallored by Men's Spring Busi.1
t ( I WAMPOLO a. co. ,
Amerkaamost ness Suits.
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Clothes Makers.
[ All cut in the newest - - . :
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. . . fashIOn and superbly
tailored $7,50
Mcn's Stylish Spring t f :
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r. : Heal 812.00 value h r ( ' I
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Suits"
Splendidly lined and
exceptionally well tail-
t * orcd. Our price $12.50
Men's Very Swell _
"t : liii Suits
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fv % f Men's Paat i
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Your choice of new - '
CaIuI.Wampotd&Co. CopyMghl 10040 tc = > patterns in stoc I { , The
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Big Line of i 1adras Shirts , former value 75
cents , to be closed out now at 40 cents. k
call . and W see : . leveland -I
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August Dccldng-er and Emil
PfJaun arc unloadi nga new
threshing machinc. ,
A lance was given at the M.
W. A. hall on thc night of thc
Fourth. A large crowd was pres-
cnt and a good time was report-
ed.
Chamberlain"s Colic , Choler and
, ' .Diarrhoe Rcmedy.
This " einedy 1 is certain to be
needed in almost every home be-
fore thc summer is O\'cr. It can
always b. . dcpendcd upon even in
he. t most severe and dangerous
cases. It is especially valuable
for summer disorders in chl dren.
It is pleasant to take and never
fails to give prompt relicf. Why
not buy it now ? It may save life.
For sale by A G. \Yanner.
For Sale.
r have a few stands of beep ,
which I will sell very reasonab1e.
Call at the F'armer hotel.
2-4 J. \Y. Macomber.
Rates to Rosebud.
Tai i5 , J .1ri P.l.it will 111 akc.
rates to Rosebud as follows :
Bonstecl and Fairfax , round trip ,
513.40.
Yankton , round trip , 510.20.
Chamberlain , round trip , S15.95.
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Tickets on sale July 1 to 22 inclusive - . ,
elusivc , with final return limit
August 31st. .
D. S. McCarthy ,
PROPRmTOR or "
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Special Attention to Household l\1ovinor
Phone 211
Falls City - - Nebraska
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