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Advertiser Supplement
Brownville Locals
J. W. Perkins whs mi Auburn visitor
Tuesday.
Prof. Oliver of Peru whs in town
Saturday.
.1. W. Supp made a business trip to
Nebraska City Thursday.
Mrs. H. V. Muir was having some
dental work done at Auburn Tuesday.
J 0 "Robertson
Peru working the
week.
has been up near
fore part of the
The infant child of Chas. Sultzbaugh
was burled at the Walnut Hill ceme
tery Tuesday.
Rev Lake conducted the funeral of
Mrs. Hainey and Elder Martin that of
Mrs Plasters The familios have the
sympathy of their host of friends and
neighbors.
A letter received from Mrs. Rich
mond who went to Oklahoma to join
her family says her health is not good
in that country and Bob has had the
misfortune to break Ills arm which U
a misfortune indeed happening just at
the time of year when spring woik is
in progress.
WATOH ST. LOUIS.
The GrHiites. World's I'ir the world
has over seen will be held ac St. Louis
In liinn. To kern) in l.iiu-h with Mm
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World's Fuir and to get all the newB of
all the Eaitli, every readiiig person
should at once subscribe for the great
newspaper of St. Louis, The Globe-
Alliance, Nebr., the past year, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Kelloy of Polk county is visit
ing with her friend Miss GeorgieQuil-
len south of town,
Mrs. Parmer and Mrs Brunt and
daughter of London were the guests of
Mrs. J. Yf Sapp Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Patten, who
have spent the winter here and at Kan
sas City, departed Thursday for their
honle at Exeter, Nebr.
The W R. C. gave" an ice cream
social Thursday nignt at which lots
were cast for a carpet. Ruth Carter
held the lucky number.
Uncle Billy Stevenson, an old citizen
of Nemaha county, was found dead in
bed Wednesday morning Funeral at
Bethel at 10 a. m. Thursday. Inters
ment in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Monday wns a sad day in Brownville.
At 10 a. ra. Mis. It. T. Rainey wa
buried and at 2 p. m. Mrs. Davidson
Plasters wb burled, botli old and
highly respected citizens. Both funer
ala were largely attended and were held
at the respective homes of the deceased.
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during the coming year. See advertise
ment elsewhere in Ibis issue
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All work guaranteed to give nutlafaottou
West of Oourt House Square,So-Aubura,Neb
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WatchmakerandJeweler
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Nemaha, Nebraska
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