' 1'1 ! IE ( FALLS CITY TRI11UXr I : April 15 , 1904
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a Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Preston.
Julia Cronin went to Rule Fri-
; days
Anna Bush went to Rule Sun-
day.
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Mrs.CrofI Weddle is on the sick
t list.
.Peter Bolz lost a valuable horse
' Sunday. .
, H. P. Riegcrs children have
the measles.
Grace Cronin of Rule was in
town tfucsday.
4 Harry Tucker was down from
Wymore Sunday.
Bill Williams came over from
Portescue Sunday
Ted Hoppe and wife drove to
Falls City Sunday.
Will Anderson is quite sick at
the Margrave ranch.
Bert Harpster was in Falls
City Tuesday night.
John Casey and Emma Grant
were in town Sunl flY.
Ida Pribbeno is working in her
Ii f lthers store at Preston.
. Mrs ; Joe Rise and Grandma
r Bush arc on the sick list.
_ q . ' " . : &Irs. Wilson returned to Pres-
ton Sunday from \Vymore.
. . G. C. Shelly and Gus Kaiser .
? , vent to Falls City Saturday.
. Leonard Simon was visiting at
the home of E. Pyle Sunday.
frs. Moore ' and daughter returned -
turned to \ VymoreVednesdar. .
A number from here saw Weary -
ry Willie Walker at the Gehling.
i Mrs. Levi Thacker visited at
t the home of Levi Thacker Sun-
'day.
Henry Roubidoux killed twenty
ducks in two hours time Satur-
day.
Anna I eitzel who has been in
the millinery house in St. Joe is
home for a two weeks vacation.
Will Zoeller , who has been
clerking for C. F. Pribbeno all
winter , returned to the farm
1\'Ionday. '
lrs. Oliver Bush was quite seriously -
seriously
iously burned about the face
while lighting a fire with coal
oil Saturday e\'ening.
The city "dads" granted a
franchise to the farmers to run a
telephone line in this place where
will have switch board.
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Humboldt.
+ , IvIrs. , .l-Ielen Sterns was in Te
cumse.b last week.
_ j Art ' Smith and wife have again
gone to housekeeping.
. " Henry Ileckner of Auburn wa s
'town on business this week
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Josephine Brunn left Monday
for a short visit in St. Louis.
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1.1. A. Scott and wife spent last
week in St. Joe.
Mrs. Mary ' 1-I1avaty was , a Daw-
son visitor Sunday. .
Sheriff Hossack was in the city
the latter part of last week.
Zee Nims taught school for
Agnes Moran a few days last
wcek.
Mrs . Will Lou neke represented
the maccabees at a convention in
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Omaha.
The firemen put on "Uncle
Rube" at the Dawson opera house
Saturday night.
Anna Colhapp and : Master
Segrist were guests of Tecumseh
relatives last week.
Ena Cooper , who has been attending -
tending school at Lincoln , is
home for this term.
L. C. : Edwards was a Kansas
City visitor Sunday morning , returning -
turning on the night train.
John Bash represented thclocal
lodge at the state meeting of the
: Maccabees in Omaha this week.
Jennie Fel1ers is home from St.
Joseph where she has been under
treatment of a specialist for some
time.
J. D. Shrauger and son Orin ,
left last week for an extend
visit with relatives in Pennsyl-
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vatHa.
Irs. Shook and baby of Shu-
bert were in the city part o.f the
week , visiting her sister , Mrs.i ' R.
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S. Unland.
J. Ford , the furniture man Gut
one of his hands quite seriously
by falling with a lantern globe
in his clutch s.
Frank and Fred Butterfield
were looking after business interests -
terests in the western part of the
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state last week.
W. 1-1. Lonl1eke has returned
from the Sycamore springs and
has resumed his work at the
Cooper & Linn 111i118.
Lizzie Bailey sustained a se-
vere cut on her hand by tripping
and falling upon an axe , the blade
of which was upturned.
A barn and granary belonging
to 1\'Irs. ' Lester Wilson a short
distance from town were destroy- .
cd by fire Sunday morning.
, Mrs. Joy Bullis-1\'IcKie ' arrived
Sunday from Mexico to visit her
folks in this city. She will visit
the St. Louis exposition before
her return.
Re\ L. R. Smith of the local
church , and 1\frs. Jolin : > Power
were attending a meeting of the
district presbytery at Ji'airbun'
last w ek.
Anna Schmelzel was married
last week to Julius Brock a ranch-
man , at Silver City , New Mexico
; and they win make that their
future home. The bride is the
daughter of'lrs. . Gertrude
Schmelzel of this city.
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No matter where you have been buying ,
come to us this time and let us figure on
the job. Let us show you our latest designs
and newest olnbinations. 'vVe will gladly
be of servile to you in the selection of your .
Wall Paper if you desire. - We can furnish
you the Plate Chair or Photo Rail Room
Moulding and Beading to match our Papers
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\\T C also carry a full line of lVlixed Paints ,
. Lead and Oils , Glass , Varnishes and.
Brushes.
White's Wall Paper Store -
Falls City , Nebraska
The firemen at their regular
meeting Tuesday evening recom-
mended the reappointment of H.
V. Dorland as chief and re-elect-
cd all of their old officers for an-
other year.
Mesdames. R. L. Hoff , L. E.
Shirley , E. M. Harding , : Miss
Ruby Idle and Charlton Hall
were delegates ! : from the local
church in attendance upon the
Christian church convention in
Falls City the first of the week
Frank Horalek , a middled aged
farmer living several miles south-
west , of the city , died 011 Sunday
morning and was buried Tuesday ,
the funeral being heM at the
family home at 10 o'ciock a. m.
He leaves no family except a
wife.
Two prominent business men
became engaged in an argument
lVIonday morning which required
a physical test of powers to set-
tle , and both paid small sums in-
to the school treasury after they
cooled off. No particular damage
resulted.
Prof. Rudolph Barg , who has
been for the past three years in
the government service as chief
musician of the Fourteenth regi-
ment , now located in one of the
Philippine provinces , writes that
he will be home in June , his term
of enlistment having e.pired.
D. W. Neill. who recently dis-
posed of his drug store in this
city , has arranged to enter into a
partnership with C. \V. Simon
and embark in the real estate
business in Pawnee City where
the latter has been engaged in
the harchvare business until quite
recen tly .
The home and foreign missionary -
ary societies . of the l\Iethodist
church had interesting conven-
tions at the church in this city
last week and the attendance was
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good in spite of the foul weather
which p evailed. Delegates . were ' . { ,
present from all parts of the Ne-
braska City district , and Thurs-
day and Friday nights good sized I
audiences lis tened to talks on Japan -
pan and Chin by Dr. Fulkerson , '
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who for sixteen years has b'en"
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engaged in missionary work in
the orie11.t. .
Quite a number froth this city
drove over into Pawnee county . . . ,
Sunday to attend the funeral of " ! } i '
-rvlrs. Wm. Nell1echek , who died
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from an attack of the -measles.
The family had but recently returned -
turned from Kansas and were intending -
tending to make their Name on '
the Fritz farm north of Table
Rock.
Word has been received of the j
death in Ventura , Calafornia , of .
1\1rs. ' Ellen Linn , an aunt of J
\1essrs. C. 1\1. ' and R. L. n
and 1\'lrs. George Unkefer of this - 1
city , the event occuring on Tues-
day last. The decease was , . at ,
one time a resident of Nebraska ,
but has lived I : on the coast for
over twentfi\re' : years. For some
time she has been an invalid.
The Tribune--onlv . . . $ I a . year _
I Staple and . I 1 i
Fancy Groceries ,
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FRUIT IN SEASON
Try Our 1775 Coffee 4
Highest Market Price
Paid for Butter and -jl"
Eggs. '
First Door North
of Post Office. . .
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