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I. . , ' : ' t. : VOLUME I. FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA , FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 2 : 904. ' NUMBER 35
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: : : f - LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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\ : ' , , , , , ' : : ' ; " ' ! ) . Jake Miller is visiting friends
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' : . - , " " : ' , ' - 'H. H. Birch of Shubert was in
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' 1 , ( . : . , : ' : ' . ' " , . J. D. linton of . Hamlin visited .
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l s . . . : ' " : --o.t,1 Orville Mudge of . Preston spent
" . . . " . 1) . . . . . ' : . : : , Monday in Falls City.
I "n . . \ _ ; V. : " . Louie Ple2"e and ' wife returned
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; ' , . . . . , , , : : " , . ' , . . ( " ' " ' :1.1 1's. Larimore in mco I n.
( \ ? . ' " : . ' ' - , , . ' , . " ' " M. : Schaible and wife attended ,
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, , ; . ' ' : ' : t\ 'jot : : ' : ' " . Mrs. . J. Alexander came down
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: ! iA . ; . - ' , - . ! ' ; 'I' ) . : . " : . ' from Sliutert "V ee I nes d ay.
. # < . ' , - ' : Frank Crabill made business
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' , , " : . . : . . . "I. , trip to Humboldt \Vednesday.
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t ! - _ . ' - , : : . _ / , Mrs. A. Keller went to Colum-
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, . , - ' . F. Snethen of Humboldt was
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. . . . - . -Irs. Norman : Mussleman left
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. : , > . . . . Fred Cleveland , wife and daugh-
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, C. F. jr , accompanied him. -
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t . " . guest at the National while in
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. . . . . city I\Ionday.
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_ , ' . ' . . " -Miss , .Lena Schmidt of St.
. . . < 1' t . ' Joseph is visiting in the city the
. . . ; " guest of Miss : Helen Brebecl
, . F. H. Butterfiel of Humboldt
{ . - was halls City visitor the first
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' . . . \V. H. Wright and C.y. . Richardson -
- ' ' . .ardson of Rule registered at the
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Marsh were St. Louis visitors the
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_ - first of the week.
_ , _ ' - Mrs. VVlll. Griffin of Hebron
( ; 'r . came down for a weeks : vIsit with
i J' ! her parents , l\'Ir. and Mrs , J. A.
mot. '
. . ' . . McCormick and other relativc.'s.
Misses Amy and Margaret
Griffin , who have been visiting
with their lather , Hev. Griffin
, , left Saturday night for St. Louis.
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nish purchasing hh fall stock of
goods.
Andrew Cameron , wife and son
returned ' Wednesday from Idaho
where they haye been visiting for
the past month.
Misses Jennie and Nettie Sni-
dow went to Le1\'lars , Iowa the
first of the week where the latter
will take up her school work
' \Vm. R. Oliver one of the ad-
vance men of Barnum & Bailey's ,
circus stopped at the Union house
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Wednesday.
Mrs. Johnston , who has been
visiting with her sons , Clyde
and Hob , returned to . her home in
Superior Tuesday
Peter Frederick , OrvilleShoen-
-lIcit , Henry Huegge , Clay Davis
and Henry Smith were Lincoln
visitors the first of the wee1- ; .
Rev. Cole returned from Iowa
Tuesday to preach the funeral
sermon of the little son of Mr.
and : Mrs. Earl Lemon. .
Dr. John A. Berg , Miss Ella
Berg , : Miss ' Ggrtrude Weddle and
-Mr. : and Irs. Brisby cam'e'down
from Shubert Monday : - -
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Mrs. John McNamara and little
daughter returned to Chicago
Monday. They were accompanied -
ied by Alice Gun and Leo Mc-
Kiever who will attend school in
that cIty.
- < The Auxiliary to Steele Ceme-
tery Association will meet with
Mrs. Thos. McLane Tuesday
afternoon September ( , th. A full
membership is requested.
Esther and Wallace Abbey entertained -
tertaincd about thirty-five of their
little friends Wednesday after-
noon. Various games were indulged -
dulged in after which dainty refreshments -
freshments were served. Th
little ones enjoyed a most pleasant .
ant afternoon. .
D. P. . Smith , president of the
Falls City Business college attended -
tended the Old Settlers picnic between -
tween Dawson and Humboldt
yesterday. He went up in the
interest of the college which .by
the way is one of the best busi-
ness colleges in the state , and
now that it has moved into its
new home in the Wahl building
it also has as nice a home
as any of th m. The president ,
Mr. Smith is a thorough instructor -
or and anyone expecting to go to
college will find it to their advantage -
vantage to attend this school , as
the rates are much lower than.
other colleges ask for the same
courses : of study. . .
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The Fans City Tribune is
preaching some mighty good {
doctrine concerning the tel- .
ephonc question , and the
people of that county cvi-
t den tly appreciate it , "Epual-
ity before the law" is Ne-
braska's tllotto , and it should
not be forgotten. - Bca trice
Express.
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At the house of Joseph Cull ] ,
corner of Ninth and Lane streets ,
Sunday afternoon at three o'dock
JvIiss'1\'I rtha W. Culp was united
by the tics of matrimony to Mr.
Charles Dockhom.
Miss Culp is one of the charm-
ing daughters of 1\-Ir. and Mrs.
Joseph Culp and a young lady
well known to the people of this
town ; Mr. Dockhorn is one of the
promising young business men of
Oslmloosa , Iowa , and we speak
for them the hopes of a long and
prosperous voyage on the sea up
on which they have launched
their crafts.
The wedding was a simple
home wedding , only the immcdi-
ate relatives being present.
The young couple left Monday
morning for Oskaloosa , where
Mr. Dockhorn is in the jewelry
business , which place will be
their home.
They carry with them the best
wishes of a host of relatives and
friends.
_ The ceremony was preformed
by Rev. Pougeon , pastor of the
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Died.
Morris Dale Lemmon , infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl .
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dIed August 29th. of - cholera
infantum , age two years , one
month and fourteen days. The
funeral . rvices were held , at the
home . ' 1 ' uesday , August 30th and
were conducted by Hev. Elmer
Ward Cole.
, . There is nothing in all of God's
great world so- beautiful as a
little child. There is nothing
more sad than to see a little face
grow strange with death.
Little Morris was a promising
boy. Great hopes , were in him.
His father and mother had day
dreams of his future such as
fathers and mothers have had
from the begining. But in the
"beautiful island of somewhcre"
there was need of him and God's
finger touched him and he slept ,
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potency to reach the bereaved ones :
Time vast crowd of friends that
congregated at the home on
Tuesday was silent. But in
I their grief the parents and brothers -
ers and sisters of the little boy
who was arc not entirely alonc.
. This community sympathizes
with them and adds its tears to
theirs at the seperation beleiviiig
that sonic day we shall under-
- stand. .
Harnack's B nd.
Tic people who attended the
Fraternal Picnic could not help
being impressed by time music of
the Military , Band , under the
direction of Prof. Harnack : :
. Professor and his men was a
success , and deserved the highest
possible display'of appreciation
Prof. Harnack is a man untiring -
ing in his efforts to make everything -
thing he undertakes a success ,
and there is i ! ; no reason in the
world why he should not be a
success. He is very affable and
to sum him up in. a nutshell we
have butte say that he is a royal ,
chivalrous fellow.
Let , the people and business
men especially , of Falls City ,
rally around , the band boys and
their , director , tender them every
manner of support possible and
se ( what a wonderful success the
halls City Military Band , under
the directorship of Prof. Harnack
will be.
No aggregation in Falls City
is as deserving of support , praise
and hearty good will , as the
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Sabbath School Picnic.
The Sabbath School .of the
Christian church spent 'l'ucsdav
at Hinton's park. .
It was ' an ideal day and all en-
joyed an ideal , ting. Foot-rac-
ing was the principal feature.
Dr. Rush and Hev. Pougeon
were he contestants in the first
race , the ' 1 ever end reaching time
goal first.
Ml11cs. Nicholson , Norris amid
Paxton entered tie second race ,
the former coming off the grounds
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victor.
Base-baU , rope-jumping and
various other games took up the
greater part of the day , while the
eatables received a goodly portion
of interest.
\V. A. Cottrell of Concordia ,
Kans was a I ! ails City visitor
the first oj the week.
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