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2 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE March 25 , 1904
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Again the year has rolled round and the . ,
" , troubles and needs of House Cleaning are with us. - "
Nearly every household finds it necessary to buy 7 .
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more or less in Carpets , Mattings , Shades , or Cur . '
tains each season. The first consideration in your
purchases of this kind , is Fitness. Suitableness ,
Price and Value are of prime importance , but the
kind , the coloring , the design form more impor =
tant motives l -
We have a variety in this department that I " . . ,
affords you choice ; in which you will find the Car = , _ : ; _ . . A
pet , the Rug that will harmonize with your furs ? 7 ,
nishings and meet your cOl1cepti ns. We are
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showing a large number of new room size Rugs , . ; . i4 :
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Art Squares , Granites , Unions , and all Wool In = , . ;
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grains , Mattings , Linoleums , Lace Curtains , &c. \ : 4 * f
SJf Although most of the goods in this department ; a : F : f- ; ' .
Il. 2 cost more than a year ago , we have not advanced 4 : : M
WI" the prices on a single item. : 4 ' . . .
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St. Patricks day was celebrated
by a masquerade ball held at
Ryans hall in the evening. Many
of the costumes were both origi-
nal and unique and the dance
was a great social success.
The meeting of married ladies
Kensington club which was to
have been held yesterday was
postponed on account of the rain
The meeting will be held this
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Green- .
waldo
: Misses Elizabeth and Isabel
Hossack entertained the members
of the Degree of Honor on Thurs-
day night at an Apple Gather-
- ing. The plan of entertainment
was something new and afforded
much pleasure to the parUci-
pants.
Mrs. W. S. Korner was hostess
to Sorosis on Wednesday after-
noon the usual number of mem-
bers being in attendence. This
being , near the close of the " club
year business occupied the greater -
er portion of the time of the
meeting in finishing up the work
of this year and planning a course
of . study , . 7 . , ' " for . , next year. ' ' The
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club decided to engage 1\1rs.
Moore of Plattsmouth to give in
the near future , her lecture on
Mexico illustrated by stereopti-
can views. A paper given by
Mrs. A. E. Hill on "Music as a
Factor in Natural Life" was interesting -
teresting and displayed much
originality of thought. After
the paper was read the subject
was fully discussed. Ivlrs. Kor-
ner assisted by Mrs. Morrow and
Mildred Holland served fresh-
ments.
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The first district convention of
the Knights and Ladies of Secur-
ity will be held in this city April
27lh. , The Falls City council ex-
pects to entertain their distin-
guished guests in the popular
manner. It will be a large gath-
ering and one of much impor-
tance.
. Wednesday was the anniversary -
sary of an important event in the
life of Mildred Holland. This
and the fact that her friend Lillie
Schmidli is soon to leave Falls
City for her. new home in , St. Joe
were the occasions for a cleverly
, planned surprise 'at the Holland
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home on Wednesday evening.
About twenty-four of the school-
mates and friends of these young
ladies were pres nt. A pleasant
evening was spent , games were
played and a two course supper
was served. Miss Mildred was
the recipient of several beautiful
presen ts.
Twelve young ladies met Wednesday -
nesday afternoon at the home of
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Anna Dorrington and organized
a kensington club that promises
to become a prominent social or-
ganization. The club name has
not yet been decided upon. A
meeting will be held on Wednes-
day of each week and the next
meeting will be held with Bessic
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Reba Eversol was hostess for
the H. . S. 1\1. club Saturday even-
ing. The following was the pro-
gram : I
Piano _ _ _ Beaulieu
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Piano solouuuuuReba Eversole
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Piano solo _ _ _ _ _ , uuNettie Cleveland
Piano solou _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ ; Crook
After the program very nice
refreshments were served.
The members of the B. P. A.
of the Evangelical church very
pleasantly surprised Re\.Schmid-
li and family on Tuesday e\'en-
ing. Rev. Schmidli has been assigned -
signed to St. Joseph , Mo. , and
will preach , his farewell sgrmcn
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next Sunday and this expression . . .
of the regard in which he and ' , : , :
his family are held. The even- , : : : ' ' ' ' .
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games and music and refresh- . ' ; i. "
ments were served. Before de'i , . x a
parting the guests presented Rev. . . 1
and Mrs 'Schmidli with a beautiful - . ' i
ful silver tea set. . ' . ; \
Miss Ruth Oppenheimer cele-
brated her eleventh birthday on . / ' '
Monday by entertaining a com- . . : , , , - .
pan of her young friends. It
was a very enjoyable occasion for . , : . . 1"
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all concerned and on taking their ' , : ' _ j
departure the guests wished their ' , : . '
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young hostess many happy returns - , ; , ; ,
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week for Falls City. , The Russell . ' ' / :
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Kingsley Co. has been at the : - : : : '
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bill each night. 'l'hey have put " . , , ; ; : '
on some good plays and pleased ' . ; , . , , .
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good audiences. 'fhe members
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of the company proved themselves
to be ladies and gentlemen and .
made lots of friends during their _
weeks stay in the city. On Tues- , . ;
day evening a good company. : _ Y' \
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presented Lincoln J. Carter's dra- , l '
ma , "Too . Proud to Beg" , at the , . ! : > .
Gehl1ng. It was one of the best . " , . ' ; " . ; . . . :
of Carter's plays and the company ; . , .
was very capable. . . -
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Pork steak and spare ribs .1Q.c
at Knox & Simons. ' '
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