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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1901)
wwiiy-vi 1,11 ...... i n ivm i i ii i mt,wr - 'a ii imp ia iiat ibj vswaiwww J 7 tier. OLUMH XLV1 NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1901. .NUMBER 27 - - h y $ Little Savings Each Day $ The Groat Secret of Success, $ What shall-we eat and wear and where $ is the best place to buy is tho one great J question that has to be decided daily in J every household, and a want list for$ ' supplies has to be made out as regularly J as old Sol climbs above the trees that $ fringe tho big muddy. $ , , -" Whenever thd question of economy comes up in a family and they begin to figure on little savings here and there it is always the grocery bill that receives x . the first attention, as statistics prove v that over one-half of the average wage ;,i earner's salary is spent for eatables, -. ' and a saving of a few cents daily on all ' wo spend soon amounts to a neat little sum. In order to save keeping accounts we give 2 per cont. discount for all cash , purchases. . No merchant can Undersell Us. Aej buy for Cash and Discount Our Bills. J Our expenses are light. Ladies, come in and buy your dear husbands a nice pair of mittens, muffler", overshoes, or$ something sensible for a present, and '' jut seo how much more they will love you. Husbands, go thou and do like-. wise unto thy wives and babies. $ Wishing you all a -Happy New Year, we remain GILBERT & Local News Mr: and Mra- J- c- Brody wtnt to Mi-M Lincoln lust Saturday to spend the holidays. ,. Happy New Year to all. ; " " Miss Pearl Wussori went to Nebras No smallpox in Nemaha. k 0ty Tue3(ay t0 gpeod the noi,dllV8 See M T Hill for Are Insurance w,th relative9, . ., , 7, Elmer Brimbla came down from Stella bus some Hinallpox cases. T . , , . , "r " . Lincoln lust Saturday, to spend (he va A. F. Walsh'went to L'ncolu Tues- cation at boine. ay Miss Rosensth ei.o lipringfleld, Neb., F. L Woodward went to Lincoln Friday. This is the last. issue ef The Adver tiser in 1001. G. N. Tit us started for St. Joe Frit day looming. Ed Parriott, of leru, was a Nemaba visitor Thursday. Charley Thomas adds his name to eur lint of subscribers. Dr. I. H Dillon, of Auburn, was a Nemaha visitor Sunday. See W. VV. Harris of South Auburn for Clothing and Dry Goods. Mra. David FrHzier went to Peru Thursday afternoon to visit friends. John A. Iliatt is looking after some business matters in Iowa this week. Curt Brown started for Pawnee City ou Friday morning's passenger train. i - Meat cutters of all kinds and prices at Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. George Chapman and family, of Johnson, spent Christmun in Nemaha. Dr. Bruce, of St. Joseph, Mo, visited his friend M. T. Hill Sunday and Mon day. ' Miss Minnie CoJerick came in from Auburn Tuesday to be at home Christ mas. " John E Crothur, who Imh been work Jog at liulo for several weeks, Is home again. Miss Veva Clark has been quite sick for several days but is Retting some better. Miss Eva Able has the latest styles of millinery and her prices are right. Diessmaking of all kinds done prompt ly. Siitlstactlon guaranteed. Yours for Business, M CANDLESS is the guest of Seymour Howe and family this week. Call in and see us if you want to subscribe for any paper published n he United States. Charley Coierick came down frem Nebraska City Monday, returning to the city Thursday. Miss Dora Morten, who is teaching near Brock, came home Saturday to spend the vacation. W. H. Buuatleld came i Nemanu Wednesday afternoon, returning to Aubnrn the next day. Cland Scovill, who has been at AN liauce, Nebr., for some time, returned to Nemaha Thursday. David Brimble's baby was taken very Hick Tuesday night with syrups toms of spinal meningitis. The passenger trains have had an extra coach for several days, to accom modate the increased travel. Ed Douglas, of Hastings, Nebr., spent the holidays in Nemaha with bis friend Chua. M. Woodward. J. C. Broady had four head of cattle die Christmas day, probably from corn stalk disease or mouldy corn. Dr. Stiora has his ofllces equipped with Hot Air apuratusos for treating rheumatism and nasal catarrh. Ben Coierick and family went to Johnson Tuesday to eat Christmas dinner with John Coierick and finally. Prof. Eugene Howe came in from Hubbell, Nebr., hurt Saturday and will spend the two weeks vacation at home. Chas. M. Woodward came in from Hastings last Saturday to be at home Christmas. II o returned to Hastings Friday. MARRIED. At tho residence of the bride's par ents, near Nemaha, Wednesday, Dfc. 25, 11)01, at 12 o'clock noon, by Hev. T. J. Oliver, Mr. Ealnn Ambrose Howo And Miss Noma M. Haith. After cons gratultitlons those present partook of a splendid dinner, Thursday the infair dinner was given nt tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. Sey- inuur Howe, and was an occasion long to be remembered by those present. The groom in a sen of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Howe and the bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mis. J. L. Hulth. They are among cur most highly respected and popular young people, and are receiving tho congratu lations and beBt wishes of their many friends, lu which The Advertiser hear tily joins. May theii lives be lung aad happy Two of H D. Unebe's brothers spent Christmas with him. F. It. Beebe is manager of the Edwards & Bradford lumber yard at Helena, Nebr. He came to Nemaha Tuesday afternoon, returning Thursday forenoon. Harry Beebe is assisting E. Bordwell, of Ne braska City, in invoicing the stock ef the Edwards & Bradford Co.'s yards iu this part of the state. He will be iu Nemaba a few days, as they are in voicing the stock here. Last Friday the pupils in the Nema ha school surprised the teachers, W. V. Steutevllle, Carl E. Sanders and Miss Jessie Steutevillo, by presenting each of them with handsome and appro priate Christmas presents, showln? the regard and affection of the pupihi for the teachers. The latter were greatly pleased at this evidence that their la bors were appreciated. Marion Seid says be got the Quest Christmas present of anybody. It is a line ten pound boy. born Christmas night. He has been named "William' Preston Burkett Seid, after the two grandfathers, W. W. Seid and C. P. Barker, and Congressman Burkett, "the dm'artest man in the Btate," ao Pres says. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Robison went to Hickman. Nebr., Tuesday, and will spend Christmas theto with Mr. Robl son's relatives, and will afterward go to Palmyra aud visit Mrs. Roblson's relatives, returning to Nemaha about the first of next month. SUDDEN DEATH OF MR&8.W. HODGES When Sylvester W. Hodges casse in frem his work Thursday afternoon, about five o'clock, he fetind his wife lying on the floor dead. We have been unable to learn any further particulars f the sad event. Dade Seid, Ellas Adams and Laird Beaver came down from Alliance, Nebr., the first of the week te spend Christmas in Nemaba and vicinity. They expect te return in a few days, as they have good positions. Mis May Kerker gave each member of her Sunday school class a bex of de licious home-made candy Christmas eve. The scholars presented Mlsa May with a handsome Christmas card. Miss Minuie Yates, who for several months has bees stopping with her sister, Mrs. Louis Lemon, at Niahna Botna, Mo., came home Tuesday, but expects to return to Nishna today. Miss Hazel and Master Harry Par ker, of Auburn, visited their couBins, Will and Nellie Sanders, from WedneB day afternoon till Thursday forenoon. Miss Nellie went borne with them. Thursday morning Peter Kerker re ceived some One horns.-nicely mount ed, from David Carrol, who is working on a railroad near Fort Cuater, Mon tana, Mr. and Mrs. Clark ,Qary, of Sidney, Iowa, spent Christmas with Mrs. Gary's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Ii. Rus sell, of Nemaha, retnrning home Thurs day. : Call and see us for reduced rates on magazines aud newspapers. 3 A ATTM) LPYI7 A VI r?Q 5 ANDREW AYNES f- . w a. i i w has opened a full stock of lHardware and Furniture! In the Minlck building, and invites the patronage of all his old'' 'customers and many new 'ones. $An entire NewStock of Goods $ t & 5 Latest deigns in Furniture. ? $Fin Lino of Carpet Samples Juet ln. Nemaha, Nebraska ? For best assortment of Dry Goods and Shoes go to the Daylight Store of South Auburn W. W. Harris prop'r. Edwin S. Morrison, who is near Union City, Oklahoma, writes that he likes the country all right. The fami ly are well. Mrs. C. T. Minlck camo in from Bracken Tuesday afternoon and spent Christmas with Misses Florence and Lillian Minick. Mrs. S, K. Anderson and children went to Auburn Wednesday morning to eat Christmas dinner with Mr. aud Mrs. Lester Fox. Tuesday afternoon we received a pleasant call from Mr. Curley,of Coy vllle, Kansas, who is here visiting his nelce, Mrs Ben Baldwin, Mrs. Clara Cory, of Sutton, Nebr, Is visiting Seymour Howe and family aud other relatives in this vicinity. Sun arrived Tuesday afternoon. v , Mrs. E. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Frank Titus and Miss Hnttle Llebbart went to Gretna, Nebr., Tuesday to spend the holidays with their parents. JKM Dr. I. L. Callison, dentist, CrxH w'11 be at Nemaha next Monday, prepared to do aY kinds of dental work. Olllco at hotel, John Maxwell, jr., and Misses Mabel and Myrtle went to Nebraska City laH Saturday and visited relatives until Monday, when tboy returned to Net muba. jf444)fJf)f)f)f)ff)f44Jfff)f)f):)f)f)4-)f)fJffff)f4f)ff4fff4)fJf)fJf)f ! HOLIDAY PRESENTS I t A lot of nice things for your mother, wife, sister or sweet- $ t heart. J We have Handkerchiefs at any price you want. Borne are ' as nice as have ever boon sold in the city. 5 .$ Ties for tho young and Ties for the old in tho latest styles $ if if. and patterns. Mufflers to keep you warm. Glassware and Lamps in nice patterns. See those. They 5 J will please you. S "We have about 20 Picture Frames that others ask you $3 J for. There are 4 differant stylos. You may have your choice $ for $1. O.A.INTIY Nice and sweet. Enough J want at 20 cents down to 5 cents it Happy INeA L. hi. battles w h i ij n .. New Drug Store ANNOUNCEMENT At the old place you will find me with a new clean stock of Drugs, Medicines and Sund ries. Cigars, the. best brand, Prescriptions just as written our specialty. Respectfully, M. T. HILL. f ' If you' are 'going to peed a steel range or anything in the stove line, go to Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. They can save you money. STOPS THE COUCH AND WORKS OFF THI COLD. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. 25o coAl coal Both bard and aeft coal for sals by the Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. for all, and you can buy all you per pound. Year to All. I '.J r
