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Local and Personal.
Paul Startzel is visiting with
his aunt in Atchison.
Mrs. J. R. Reynolds is quite
sick with the g't ip.
Fred IIeruester was a St.
Joseph visitor last Monday.
Miss Hattie Bode is suffering
from the prevailing milladyg-rip. i
Kate McMahon of Preston was
a Falls City visitor last Saturday.
Two Choice steam heated
rooms for rent in State Bank
Building.
George afJuet returned to Chi-
cage Monday to resume his
studies.
Mrs. Moors wife of the ditch-
tng' man is quite ill at the Nat-
ional hotel.
Eva JcNall returned to school
at Liberty , Mo. , the second day
of this wcek.
Mark H.athhut'lt Lincoln visited -
ted with his sistcrMrs. H , I : . i
Miner during thc holiday.
Elizabeth IIossack visited with
friends in Stella last Saturday
and Sunday.
Dowty Watson of Reserve ,
Kan. , visited with his sister Mrs.
D. H. Scars on Sunday.
J. C. Morehcad made a busi-
ness trip to Rule on the second
of this month.
Miss Sadie Schmucker of Merrill -
rill , Kan. , attended the Albright-
Prater wedding Sunday.
Pearl Prater .IIHI Clarence
Peabody visited thc first of the
week with his parents in NClIlaha
A current story. "Little girl to
her mothcr. " l'Oh mama , my
little kitty has three pairs of
twins' and I didn't even know she
was married. "
Found-A ten dollar silver
certificate For particulars call
on J. C. 1\lcClain , Harada , Net
J. J. Turner of l [ um bold t visited -
ed at thc home of his daughter ,
1\rs. G. S. Albright last Sunday.
Henry Berry after a few clays
visit with his mother ill this city
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returned to Atchison last Mol'-
day.
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A Falls City man tried to cat
his first f lolstet" tIlls week by
thoroughly cleaning out thc in-
side and cooking the shc11.
Margaret and Amy Griffin who
have been visiting with their
father , Re\ Grillin rchtr.J . " m. [
Kansas City thc first of the wcck.
John Gilligan left for Yankton ,
S. U. Monday to oversee some of
thc work he is doing for thc
counties in that scction.
After spending thc holiday
with her parents iii i this city Miss
Emma Lan renc2 returned to St. ,
Joseph where she is attending a I
medical colleg'c. II I I
Maud and May. . Maddox ' returned -
turned to Lincoln the first of the
week , having spent their . . vacation
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with their parent 'V. 'I-r. Mad . lox
and wife in this city. . : . ' :
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John Vandcrvoort , was up before -
fore Judge Cle : vcr on Wednesday -
day , on a charge of carrying con-
cealcd weapon 011 his person , It
seems that Vandcr\'oort has been
in thc habit for some time of
carrying sometimes two revel tiers
and flourishing them around
promiscously when drunk. The :
judge gave Vandervoort a severe
lecture on thc impropriety of such
conduct , as it was entirely unnecessary -
necessary . and somcthing hc
would not countenance , and anyone -
one arraigned before him on such
a charge would receive thc limit
of thc law. A fine of S34.80 was
i m poscd.
Mr. Harvey was a Jo.LP.passcn-
gel' to Mount Vernon , Mo , where
he win visit with his sister Mrs.
Manlo\'C'
At thc Presbyterian church
next Sabbath , thelc will be the
public reception of l.CW members
who have been rcccivcd by the
church sermon since our last commission -
mission service , and thc adminis-
tration of the sacrcmcnt of thc
Lords supper in connection with
thc morning servicc. Time pas-
tor is very anxious to have all thc
members of our church and congregation -
grcgation prcscnt. Evcry body
cordially in\ ' tcd.-S. . Griffin ,
pastor.
Here is thc limit. A local
lawyer was settling a case for a
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Missouri client on Monday of
this week. 'rhc lawyer handed
a roll of money over to the
Missourian and said "count it and ,
sec if it is right. " The client '
who testified on thc witness
stan that hc was forty five years
of age , replied "You'uns will
have to count it fcr mc. I kant
count money , I never larnt how. : '
Now what do you think of that ?
Louie : McPherson's little boy is
in Missouri visiting with his aunt. .
Tuesday Louis got three letters
from the youngster. The first read :
"plcasc send mc twcnty-fi\'c ccnts.
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The sccond one read .11 wrote to
you before letting you know I
wanted t wcn t.r-fh'c cents , please
SCIi'tl it. " The third said "I
need twcnty-li\'p. cents bad. I
would bc thankful if you would
send it. " The boy got it.
The Tribune made mention of
the intention to discontinue thc
woman's exchange in the Korncr
building. In this we were mis-
informed. The ladies will con-
tinuc to sell good things through
the winter , and if you have never
sampled any of their merchandise ,
you have missed one of thc joys
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of life.
At an election held Dec. 27th ,
C)04 , by G A. N . thc following
officers was elected for the follow-
ing' year , James McDowell , comma -
wander ; , junior \iccJ : ake Messier :
senior vice , J. M. GoolsbYi ; chap
lain , \ V. \Vhitakcri ; officer of
'of the day , J. A. McCormick ;
quarter master , \Y. S. Ko.rticr ;
B. Siinjtptpn , . . O. , Kidcr " , trustces. . .
Mr. and .Mrs. A. N. Roth and
children of Valley Falls , Kan. ,
arc visiting with Mrs. Roth's
sister , Mrs. \V. A. Fowicr during
the holidays. They left on \Ved-
ncsday for a short visit in White
Cloud , Kan. , before returning
homc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson , who
have been visiting with hersistcr h
Mrs. H. H. Gilroy in this city ,
returned Monday to their home
Willow Springs , 1\10.
J. F. Mauck , father ofIrs. .
\V. A. Fowler , Walter C. and
George \V. Mauck , brothers of
Mrs. Fowler , of White Cloud ,
spent Christmas in this city.
Xev. O. P. Strout , of Alma ,
Neb" will preach at thc Chaist-
ian church both morning and
evcning. You arc cordially in-
vitc to attend these scrccs. .
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Mrs. Jehn Gi11igan returned
Monday from Dawson here she
has been at thc bedside of her
sister , Mrs. J. \Vaggcncr , who
has been seriously il1.
Mrs. Jesse \Vhctstinc and sister
returned Monday from a visit
with their parents in Washington ,
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Kans
? Ir. Rumsey of Bancroft \ ' st-
ted with his cousin Una Snidow
last Saturday.
l\Iastcr Ed i\IcPherson is spcnd-
ing- the holida rs in Stan berry ,
l\Io.
Verdon. .
Vernon lodge No. 2SC I 0 0 F
will hold a public meeting nest !
'l\lonclay p'cttingJanuary Jth at
Balls opera house. R. B. Wilson
of Omaha , Neb. . one of the oldest
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speakers on fraternalism in thc
state will bc the speaker 01 thc ,
c"cning" Every one com out
and hear him.
1Irs.V. . heeler came up froth
I3iawatia. Kan. . thc first of thc
week to help care for Grandma
Keelcr ,
Mr. and i\Irs. Jake Bloom from
near Fall City visited at Jesse
\ Vcao'crsonVcdncsday ,
John Morchcad was up from
Falls City on 'l'hursday evening
to attend instalation of the
otlicrrs of tit. : A 0 U W Grand
Master \Yorkman Jasalck did thc
wor1 Memhers from Salcm ,
Dawson and Shubert were in
attcndancc.
Miss Anita Wilson Myrtle
lIuffncIl and NebaNversole spent
their vacation last week in
Verdon.
Guy E'crsolc'isitcd his cousin
Raymond Kinsey last wcek.
Miss Flora Scott spent thc
vacation at her home in Palmyra ,
Ncb. , returning on Sarurclay to
take her place itS intermediate
teacher on Monday.
Mrs. Lord , Salem Ncb. , cuter-
tamed the Ladies Aid Society of
the Christian church at dinner
last. t.rlmrsda" They drove in
thc carry all and had a jo11y time ,
Me. and i 1\11'5. Parchcn returned '
to Palls City . thc first of thc week
after spending with . E.1F rauen-
.fclder and fi\i iJY. ' , . ' . . ' .
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r\Irs. Lccfcrs spent Christmas ,
in Nebraska City.
Chas. Moran came up front .
Kansas City thc first of the wcek.
Gertrude Lum went to Falls
City last Friday. 1 .
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Mrs. Ira HUts v isitcd near
Falls City thc first of thc week
Mrs. SV. . 'Vitman returned
from Rule last Saturday where
she spent Christmas with her
mother.
Mr. D. lIuffncIl of Rube came
up the fist of thc wcck. . . , .
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Roy Watson : returned to Lincoln
on i\Ionday.
PLENTY \ .
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\ \ ' e sell plenty ot good pure . . .
coal. The cleaner the coal is
the more free burning- is. . J-
There's more heat in a ton of
our coal than in any other ton
we know. Our coal's a little
to better than other coal because
'we take more pains handling
it.
. MAUST BROS.
'Phone 38 .
McNall's
GROCERY
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
Fruit in Season
Satisfaction Guar-
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Free City Del ivey " r ) ,
Phone 40
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Storage for Household
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Collection Notice.a
'rhe Chicago Lumber & Coal
Co. requests all parties owing
them to 1dndlr settle their ac
counts by January 15 , 1905.-P.
\ 11' . Michel , Local Managcr. '
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1\11' and 1\1rs. James Slocum
spent New Years day at thc hOlllc .
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of George Slpcum ncar'Stella' ' .
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