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10 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE March 4 , 1904
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Tile Social News
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Mrs Ethcl Simanton was host-
css at a more than delightful
Kensington on Tuesday aftcr-
110011. A number of young lac1ic
cttjoycd thc hospitality of this
cvcn t. _
E . Mrs. W. S. Korncr entertained
on last 'l'hursday afternoon at an
informal family rcunion. tl'hc
attcndancc was large and thc occasion -
casion very dclhrhtful. On Friday -
day , evening her daughter , .Mrs.
Harry : Morrow cntcrtaincd her
cousins in a charming manncr.
trhc tics of relationship hy which
all thc young guests were bound
Wade thc occasion all thc More
C113oyable.
1\1rs. W. S. Fast and 1\1rs. P. S.
Hcacock entertained the Presbyterian -
tcrian Ladies Kensington society
at thc Hcacock home yesterday
aftcrnoon. The meetings arc always -
ways looked forward to with
pleasant anticipations by thc
mcmbers of thc society and this
was but another occasion where
expectation became realization
The members were very nicely
cntertainel .
Sormiis met \Vednesday afternoon -
tcrnoon of last week at the hone
of lrs. W. \.V. Jcnne.
tl'hc regular prog-ram with one
exception was omittcd and the
time taken up with memorial exercises -
crcises in which thc members of
the club expressed their appreci-
ation of thc life of one of its most
highly esteemed members , thc
. late : Mrs. N A. Grcenwald. Mrs .
Grccnwald was one of thc twenty
original mcmbers of Sorosis and
the first meeting thc club was
held in thc parlors of her home
on Stone strcct.
After music of an appropriate
nature was given hy I\Irs. Gist on
thc piano 1\1rs. 'V.l\L \Vi1solt read
a history of the life of thc dc-
cc asel. l\Iesdamcs Alexander ,
Hcavis , Gist and others made
short addrcsses in which touching
tributes were paid to her mcmory.
A committcc was appointed to
draft resolutions of'ymyath r.
At thc conclusion of these exer-
cises 1\Irs. 'Vanner read a care-
fully prepared paper on H\Vhitticr
as a Poct. " The parlors of thc
hostess were prettily decorated
with cut flowers for this meetiug-
and after adjournmcnt 1\1rs. Jenne
assisted by 1\1rs. 'Vanner served
an elegant luncheon.
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tl'hc resolutions adopted by So-
rosis arc as follows : .
'Vhcrcas , In the dispcnsation
of an All-wise Provilcnce it has
seemed thc will of our Heavenly
Father to remove from her home
and family , and from our michit.
1rs.Phocbe Belle Grecnwald , and
Whereas , In view of thc great
. loss we have sustained in thc
death of this clear sister and
friend , therefore be it
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H.csoh'cd , tl'hat it is hut a just
tribute to thc dcpartcd to say ,
that wc mourn for on who was
OIf
in every way worthy of our love
and highest esteem '
Resolved trhat wc decply
sympathizc with thc bcrcavcd
family and friends and commcnd
them to Him who docth all
things well and whose love fail
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cth never
Anna ? \ I. H.ca\'is ,
l\1innie Jennings ,
Sara 1 E. Alexander ,
Commi ttce.
Resolutions of Respect
\Vhcrcas , It has pleased Al-
mighty God to send his loath
angel in thc homes of our cstecm-
ed brothers \\T. A. Grcenwald
and this E. Powell and aimed
their belayed hclpmatcs therefore
bc it
Hcsol'ed , That the Ancient
Order of United Workmen extend
their profound sympathy in this
hour of sore affliction of their fel-
low brothers
Resolved , tl'hat these . resolutions -
tio.ns bc spread on the minutes of
thc lodge , published in thc city
papers and that a copy be sent to
Bros. Grccnwald and Powell un-
dcr seal of the lodg-c.
Harry P. Custe'r ,
A. Graham ,
- A. H. . Stcttlcr ,
Committee.
Ma.rried.
Nettie Parker of Humboldt and
Henry Moritz of Dawson were
married by County Judge ) Vil-
bite on \Vednesclay. The bride
and ! groom both conic from prom-
incnt west end families and trill
bc congrattUatecl by a wide circle
of fricnds. Thcy will make their
house on a farm south of Dawson
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Marriage Record
County Judge 'Vilhitc has is-
sucd thc following marriage licenses -
censes :
henry \Ioritz , Da , vson------- ------5 ?
'Nc\1ic \ Parker , HumboldLuu.18
'ViJ1iam . Schutelzcm,1-Itunholclt
Nellie Sharp , Huutholdt-- . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ .24
Christian Church.
The Sunday services at thc
Christian church will bc of a mis-
sionary nature ; thc value , nature
and attitude wc should sustain
toward missions. Bible school
( ) :45 : a. m. Communion and sermon
11:00 : a. m. ; Junior 3:00 : p. m. ;
Senior ( ( ) :30 : p. m. and e'eningscr -
vices 7:30 : p. m. An appropriate
musical program will bc rendered
at each servicc. All are cordially -
ly \'itcc1.--J. Elza
\ ' Holley , pas-
tor.
Presbyterian Ceureh
Hev.S. Griffin of 'Vahoo , Neb. ,
will preach in thc Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning .1I1d (
evening and each night ( luring
the week following. You arc
given a very cordial welcome to
all of these serces. .
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RIGHT UP TO DATE ' , '
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It may sound a little queer to "
M - tw.x,3 , talk about being uptoate in . .
I N' N N 1dr. 4et sr . r COAL , the coal business because coal. . . r- .
doesn't change styles , but there "
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of prices , and we have to keep - -
; 1 J 1if ! posted in reg-ard tu dealers and \ , -r- ' ,
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, , , , - qualities and prices in order to "
serve 0ul' customers to the best ; .
- - ' . , advantage.Ve ; keep as close
. watch on these things as the mil-
Ii ner does on the Paris dictations
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Correspondence '
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
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Sa.lem.
A. J. Wheeler is among the
si -k. :
l + rcd 'Vindlc came home from
'Vymore Sunday. .
l\'lrs. Joe 'Vindle visited in F al1s
city this weck.
1\11' ecldns of Falls City . was
in Salem trucs la y.
Lcd Kins\j' ! moved into his
new homlle'c'ut sday.
John l\'loorc came home .from
Humboldt sick 11'riday.
Cass Moore went to Long Is-
land , Kansas , Friday.
1V. 1V. Wertz came home from
Long Island 1\1 on day .
E. D. Stanton returned from
a trip in Iowa trucsday.
T. J. Gist and Guy Grecnwald
visited in Salem Sunday.
Luvcrda Scott went to S1. Joe
Tuesday for a weck's visit.
1\11' Dagg-ctt is moving his
home purchased of J. S. Lord.
.N1r. Snog-rass ofDoni\'an county
has rented the Smith farm south
of Salcm.
Henry Griffith , wife and daughter -
ter of Centralia , Kan. , visiting -
W. H. Davis and faunily.
. \V. O. Tin1111'crman came up
from S1. Joe Friday evening and
visited l until Sunday with his
parcn ts.
J . S. Lord carte down from 1.'c-
cumsch Sunday and they moved
their household goods to that
place 11'edneslay. ( .
The Ninth Hour club held its
regular meeting thc home of
of .Myrtelle Hamcl on Thursday
eve ; li'cb. ? 5. trhe members were
d.csscd old fashioned and this afforded -
forded much amus2ntent for all.
The Misses French and Mead
were awarded the pri cs. Refreshments -
frcshmcnts were sC1'\'cd.
A complete line of fresh , salt-
cd and smoked fish during lcn t.-
Coupe - & trllOrnton. , .
Cheapest Seed Potatoes this
side thc stars.-'Y. P. Long-
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .
Can , 74 when you wan tan icc
juicy steak or prime rib roast.
Pure Thoroughbred Six \Veeks ,
Potatoes , 75 cents per bushel - . "
W. P. Long- . .
Dr. Hcncker was among' the .
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unfortunates to be caught away
from home when the sudden
chang-coin thc weather came \Ved-
ncsda \ ' . Hc . had been called to J I
81. -6eroin , professionally , and . _ fi
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had just started for home when
thc chang camc. It wasn't thc
most . pleasant trip in thc world. .
trhose who arc in a position to t
know , say that thc spring styles
in ladics hats are to be very sen- '
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siblc. Fewer dingbats anl 1 not
so much monkc\-doodlc ' , business l
will bc used by. thc trimmers in. . J
producing artistic effects. : I'his. . . j .
ought to make the hats chcapcr.
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J. C. Iorchcad yesterday sold
his meat market to Knox & Sim-
mons , two gentlemen who come
from Dakota.
Peculiar to Rah.
Dr. Danysz , of the Pasteur in.
stitute in Paris , finds that rats ) can
contract a Rpp'ia 1 disease to i which .
other animals are not pxpoHed.
He has succeeded in obtaining tlu' J
bacillus of the diseasp. It is npeeR"
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snry only sea ) OJ' grsiin
a bouillon of the microbe C'ultm'fI'
and allow the rats to eat it , when '
they contract the malady and U811. , . .
ally die within five to twelve daJ I
A number of experiments have al !
ready been made with the new I'
method ' in ' ' of m
, especially l 'e sewers
Paris , which are full o ? rats and ] ,
very good results have been ob. .
tainpd. It was proved during tllfJ 1
experiments that the young rat8" . . , .
arc thc most sensitive to the tH"
Hon of the microbe. The new l'a1.
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exterminating culture is coming
into practical use in Paris and ml'
pcciallJ' at the Bourse de Com. 1
merle , where it is used to protect
the deposits of grain.
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Sweet Young Thing. . \
If a girl's the apple of a young I'
man's aye he thinks she's a peach
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Time polished orator ought to be , ,
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