I ' ! April , ' 22 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE _ _ ' 3
:111 : . Correspondence .
News of the County tis Told by
s , ' Our Special Correspondents
' Sh1:1bert. :
: Will Leslie made a business
trip to Falls ! City Monday
i" Miss l'fleradi.th of Lincoln visited -
. ed relatives here last week
r. Hutchinson of Omaha was
k is this city during the week.
Nora Pond entertained her
friend Kate Imler , Thursday.
Steve Poland of Broken ' \.rrow ,
1. T. is in the city this week
Mesdames Reasoner mind Ken-
ton were Falls City visitors \fon-
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day.
clay.Mrs.
1\frs. Fred Colglazier was shop-
" ping in , Stella during the past
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- week.
Frank and Charlie Henderson
. . visited relatives in' Stella last
week.
Mesdames Strong and Felt
had some dental work done fn
Stella Friday. ' . , ' . '
. Mrs. Ranger and son of Salem
. were the guests of Ch as . Lord
. and family Sunday.
l\frs. John Colglazier and Dale
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Jones spent Sunday with rela-
. . tives in the country.
. Miss Martz and her cousin
from Stella are visiting her sister
: Mrs. Art Bright and husband.
1\Irs. Frank Brannin and children -
' ' - .1If , " ; ren visited her parents , L. C.
Walker north of town Tuesday.
; . ' . ' \ Jimmy Hutchins of Falls City
- who has been visiting his brother
\ . Guy returned home the first of
, - . , . the week. .
- - John CoJglazier and wife were
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" . were the guests of Morg Jones
and wife on Wednesday of the
. . ' of the past week.
1 . ' : Chas. Raper and wife enter-
J . , tamed his sisters , lrs. George
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Randall and Neva Raper from
. Stella hursday.
The Shubert school pupils are
. - : ! ) preparing an excellent program
" : : . for the school entertainment
. , which will be given in a short
. time.
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. - . , - Fort Hazel.
- . Elmer Arnold shelled corn on
, Monday.
. John Thiltges shelled corn :
. Tl esday. ' ' - .
H. G. Dorste was in Kansas
City . Wednesday. .
. . . L. ! v ! . Jones shipped a car of
. stock to Kansas City .Monday.
. . John Hirschberger shipped his
. . I. . fat cattle to Kansas City 'rues-
" day.
day.The
The Zimmerman saw mill has
been undergoing repairs and a
new saw frame with a double
saw has been put in. They now
have one of the best equipped
mills in the state. - .
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Prayer meeting was held at
the home of Milton zimmerman
Thursday evening.
There win be a telephone meeting -
ing at the Fort Hazel school house
Tuesday evening. All parties interested -
terested win please attend.
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Humboldt.
E. a hitney was in Lincoln and
Omaha the first of the week
Josephine Bruun is again attending -
tending college at St. Louis .
George CurtiS-- Beaver City
was in town the first of the week
Mrs A. E. Gantt of Falls City
visited relatives here part of the
week. .
Mrs R. R. Dutter of Auburn
visited her . daughter , Mrs. Ella
Dungan this week.
. C. L. Cooper and wife and Miss
Jennie Fellers were Fall City
visitors the first of the week.
- D. W. Neill and family expect
to move to Pawnee City about
the first of the coming month
Chas. Heineman of Falls City
has the contract for the brick
work on the new bank buildjng.
Guy Ried who worKs in the
Burlington shops "at Havelock
visited his parents over Sund y.
Wilbur E. Bullis came down
from Jamestown and visited rel-
atives in this city part of last
\veek.
Irs. Moore of Plattsmouth lec-
t
tured at the Christian church on
Thursday night on the , subject ,
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"Mexico.
Vint Chaffin and wife are entertaining -
tertaining their daughter , Dora
Shields , who arrived recently
.
from New Orleans. .
Laura Campbell was this week
entertaining her friend , Mrs. W :
F. Wagner and daughter , Cora ,
from Pawnee C itr.
l\tlrs. Whitcomb , Mrs George
Turner and the latters children
have been visiting this week
relatives at Falls City , Salem and
Da wson.
W. A. Conklin and wife were
down from Table Rock the latter
part of last week and the former
closed a deal for the automobile
belonging to Linn & Unkefer.
A strict 1 meeting of the Ger-
man Methodist ministers of the
Nebraska City district is in progress -
gress at the church i1 ! his city ! .
About twenty delegates are pres-
ent
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: fire destroyed the farm house
of John Uhri , seven mites south
on Monday evening , catching
from a defective flue. The blaze
spread so rapidly that it was impossible -
possible to save the household
goods , in fact some members of
family had difficulty in escaping
the flames. Mr. Uhri carried a
small amount of insurance but
not nearly enough to cover the
, loss.
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A NEW LINE OF .
. WALL PAPER
HAS JUST ARRIVED
For newness of design as well as for excellence - i
cclIence of duality this line cannot be ex-
celled. Prices are equally attractive.
. . . . . WE ALSO CARRY . . .
JOHN . w. MASURY
PAINTS .
A most superior article of guaranteed ex-
cellence. Costs no more than inferior
paint. , Inspection sQIicited. I
, AGENT FOR CARBOLINEUM
A. G. WANNER i
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
Mrs. J. J. Tanner of Falls City
was here visiting her son A. A.
Tanner this week.
N. C. Bullis was called last
week to Concordia , Kas. , to as-
sume the dutieds of helper to the
Missouri Pacific agent.
Sneak thieves visited the home
of J. C. Segrist Thursday night
and made away with a watch belonging -
longing to Miss Freemole , one of
the school teachers \vho boards
there.
An epidemic of measles in . a
light form cut down the attend-
ance at school considerably dur-
ing the past few weeks , and it
has also attacked a number of
the older peoplc. .
: Mrs. J. F. Bennett , wife of the
pastor of the Baptist church , left '
last week for a visit with relatives -
tives at MarshalHon , Iowa , and
other points in that state. She
expects to be gone several weeks.
Humboldt high school lads defeated -
feated a like team from Dawson
in a base ball game last week by
a score of 15 to 5. The game
was sharply contested throughout -
out but the visitors were out-
classed.
D.V. . Neill. Lou How , N. C.
Canipbell and Ray Linn accomp-
aniec1 Judge Tucker to Pawnee
City .Saturday 'afternoon and assisted -
sisted in landing for him the
senatorial nomination. They returned -
turned 011 a freight the same ev-
ening.
Fred Wesfal1 , who for a num-
ber of years has resided seven
miles northwest , died at the advanced -
vanced age of seventy-two years
and was buried on Sunday from
the Lutheran church ten miles
from this city , the service being
conducted by the pastor. A large
crowd was in attendance. The
deceased leaves a wife and two
grown sons , both of whom reside
in this part of the state.
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The city council has agreed to
call a special election for the pur-
pose of voting on the proposition
to bond the city for a new hall ,
but the ordinance has nOt , passed
yet.
yet.Mrs.
Mrs. Maggie Boss Unland died
at her home a few miles from
this city after a short illness.
The deceased was the wife of
Arthur Untand a well known w ,
young farmer , and a daughter of
J. M. Boss. Funeral services
were conducted at the Methodist }
church Sunday afternoon. Some
special music was rendered in
German and the house was pack-
to suffocation. The deceased
was a member the Royal Neigh-
bors which order attended the
last sad rites in a body. She
leaves a husband and little babe ,
, but a few weeks old.
A defective flue caused a small
blaze at the home of E. A. Tucker -
er last Wednesday but no partic-
ular damage was done aside from
frightening the family and neigh-
bors.
Wilbur Ellis , the twelve year
old son of : Mrs. Thos. Ellis , shot
himself in the hand while playing -
ing recently with a 22-calibre
revolver.
The foundation for the new
bank building is about comp eted.
We carry a. . . .
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OF
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And all kinds of
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