4 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE January 29/ r9o4
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Neighborhood News
Dawson .
Special to fhc fribtll1e.
Little lIerold Maze was very
sick during the week
Joseph IIeim and wife were in
I-Iumboldt on business Saturday.
A baby boy has arrived at the
home of I Hugh O'Grady jr , and
wifc.
wife.Mrs.
lvIrs. 1. H. lVlcGinnis has been
under the doctors care the past
wcek.
Herman 'riehen was up from
Salem Saturday to see his neph-
j ew , H. A. 'riehen.
J. J. Brown left last week for
3 an extended visit with his son
Richard in Montana.
i Anna Martin went to Calls
! City , I + rida'y and visited her par-
cults till Sunday afLcl'noon.
Mrs. John Taylor and little
lVIarcel1a spent thc greater part
E of last week with relatives in Au-
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lVlrs. Ncsladek was up from
Falls City over Sunday visiting
her son and th 1ughter near this
I placc.
W. H. IIendricks of Kansas
City was in town Saturday buy-
ing the surplus stock of horses
I and mules in this vicinity.
4 _ The thermometer registered
ten degrees below zero at this
place Monday morning , the cold-
est weather of the season.
: Mr. Mckee is the name of the
I new harness maker at Stoltz's
hardware store. Mr. Hahn is
' assisting him for the prcscnt.
W. C. Heim' , our genial station
agent , has been walking with the
aid of a cane , ' as the result of injuries -
juries received by falling on the
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Ice.
Joseph and 1vlinnie 1'ieen ! were
Called ! home last Friday from the
convent at Falls City on account
of the dangerous illness of their
brother , Alex Tiehen.
H. A. 'riehen , who was so seriously -
iously ill with typhoid fever that
no hopes of his recovery were entertained -
tertaincd , is now a little improved -
ed and his many friends hope for
his ultimate restoration to hcalth.
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Two broken arms is the record
for one day on account of the ice
at this placc. 'lrs. ' Bittner fell
on the ice in her yard and broke
her arm near the elbow , and 1rs.
Barney Riley broke her arm at
the wrist from the same cause.
lvIamie Ryan . was . hostess
to the ladies of the Candlelight
club last Wednesday c\'ening.
"IIearts" was the game of thc
evening , Miss O'Grady winning
first prize and Daisy Smith the
consolation. Everything was
carried out on thc "Hcart" ordcr.
The club meets next week with
Iamic Fcnton.
Verdon
Special to The ' l'ribtll1C.
Bcccher Cornell returned from
Lincoln Monday.
Dr. I-Iutchison came down from
Omaha on Sunday.
lVlr. Kelly moved hb family tea
a farm near Silver Creek.
Heinzelman Bros. shipped a car
of feed to St. Louis , Monday .
No. 453 drew the kitchen cabi-
net that _ Verdon Roller mills put
out.
Dr. Deitrich came in from the
west Sunday to visit his brother
Frank.
Jake Sailor of Auburn was
transacting business in Yerdon
Thursday.
After an absence of several
months John Evans returned to
visit relatives.
Jake Neifert and Walter Clark
left last week . for Trenton , Neb. , '
to be absent a few wccks.
lVlrs. lVlorrison atld Leona Shif-
fer visited Al Ramsey 'and ; . : wifc '
near Dawson Saturday and .Sun-
day. ' , '
Sherman Shilcy is in , Missouri
looking after his farm and get-
ting ready to move his family .
thcre. .
Geo. Lum went to Kansas City
the first of the week to attend thc ,
Lumberman's association return-
ing 'hursday.
Eb Goolsby and wife returned
from Falls City Sunday where
they made a short visit to Frank
Adams and wHe.
A sister of Mrs. John Weaver ,
who has been visiting here for
several weeks returned to her
home in Illinois Sunday.
Re\ 1vlorrison began packing
his household effects Tuesday to
ship to McPherson , Kans. , where
he had accepted a call to preach.
M. F. Lee i" ; left for Omaha ,
: Monday to purchase his spring
stock oi goods and Grace Sailor
is clerking in thc store during his
absence.
G. A. Jorn and family south of
town with 1vIiss Keiker visited C.
M. Heinzelman on Sun < . ! ay. Miss
Kciker lives l near Corning , lvlo. ,
and is a sister of 1\'Irs. ' Jorn and
1\11'5. Heinzelman.
The members of the Congrega-
tional church have secured the
services of Rc\ Bohn for the
coming year. \Ve arc sorry in-
deed to have Rc\ 1'IcRea ' leave
us but welcome thc new pastor.
A few weeks ago one of our
senior class 111 the high school
was one of the winners in ' the
county contest , later won in the
state contest at incoln. On
Ionday Prof. Funk in behalf of
the school board presented him
with a beautiful gold medal with
the inscription "Ray Arnold 1904
S. S. C. " showing their apprecia-
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Drugs , Book , Wall Paper , Etc. . : ;
THE KING PHARMACY : k
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Our line is always complete , and our prices
are as low as is consistent with first class goods. . '
We also give five per cent rebate on all ' cash '
purchases. We solicit your patronage .
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tion and encouraging the good
work. We hope other schools
will follow this example. Ray
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Arnold is fifteen years old.
Barada.
Special to The 'l'ribunc.
Herbert Stokes is on the sick
list.
Albert : Michels transacted bus-
iness here Friday.
vIrs. James Stevenson was ser-
iously ill a few days last week.
Ignus Lippold marketed six
loads of hogs to Shubert : Monday.
Mike Casey came down from
South Dakota to attend some
business.
The sleet that covers the trees
will probably injure some of the
fruit trecs.
\Vm. Heime , who has been con-
fined to his bcd for some time is
able to be out again.
Mrs Eh'a Rannals of Stella
was the guest of her friend , Mrs.
Wesley Smith the past week.
George Hudson has accepted a
position with a firm at St. Joseph
and left for that place last week.
Misses Grace and Ellen Steven-
Ron returned Friday from a few
weeks visit with friends at Lin-
coln.
\Vm. Nutter returned from St.
Joe where he had been the past
few days attending to business
matters.
May Kyle returned to the home
of her parents last week after a
few months stay , at the home of
Ed Spitznagle.
\Vm. Kuker and wife gale a
birthday dinner one day last
week in honor of 1\11' Long which
was ' very much enjoyed by all.
lvIrs. William Cox arrived home
the last of the week from Ban-
croft where she visited with her
parents , Joseph Kelly and wife.
Postmaster Smith's resignation . .
tion has been accepted by the
government and lvIr. Marks will . . :
succeed him. 1rs. Smith will 't .
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give his attention to farming in : : t , .
the future. , ' r
Several men came out from " ' ;
Falls City to repair the telephone. : . ;
wires but on account of the ice' ,
which covers Jthe poles . they repaired - " " , , _ ' ,
paired them temporanh' . ' , ' : ' ; h .
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Contractor Ramsey came in . , $
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from the western part of the , 1. prr '
county to remain a few days at ' . : ' ; '
bome. lIe says the ice has put a : : '
stop to his work for the present.-- , ' \1 _
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Wanted-1'wo boarders at pri- -
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vate place. Good location one
block from Main street inquire at J
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