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2 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE Ma } ' 6 , rya4 M ;
Correspondence
. . : News of the County as Told by
. Our Special Correspondents
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l L. Slama was iu Falls City
i f Tuesday
. : . 'f L Mrs Hell Stanter return Fri-
'i' clay night.
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. M. Watts and wife are located
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t , H. P. Marble and wife spent
, f Sunday in Kansas City -
. Mrs Joy McKie left Sunday
; for her home in I\1exico.
\ Dr. Gandy was a Falls City
f visitor the fore part of the week '
: Otis Unkefer and wife have
: , been visiting relatives ' in Lincoln
; / : Mrs. Grace Beyer is visiting at
Hhe home of .Dr. Garver and wife.
4 t Dr. . Litchfield and wife now
, : ' occupy the C. C. Unland prop-
\ . erty.Fred
? : Fred Wright came down from
, . t Tecumseh on business one day re-
- ent1y.
John Power and , ' amily have
; moved out to their farm north of
. town " for the summer.
. Editor Sharts spent , Saturday
: : : and Sunday with his son Charles
. and wife at Kansas City
: , " I\1rs. M. L. Linn is expected -
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pected home soon from California
; here she has spent the past year.
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' : Mrs. I-Iolapp living south of
town , fell from , a chair on Sun-
i , day and sustained several broken
ribs
Chas. Hasness and wife from
+ , : Coffeyville , Kas. , have been here
i . for a week or two yisiting with
1 "relatives.
Ivlesdames. J as. D. Davis and
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, Faulkner who are here from St.
Louis visited friends in Lincoln
this week
. J\'Irs. E. C. Colhapp entertained
. a small company of friends at
j ' , six o'clock dinner Friday in honor
I of Mrs. McKie.
J' A crowd of the young friends
I of George Hummel enjoyed a
party at his home in the country
. ' _ L _ Friday evening. . .
l ' . Mrs. Dora : Bacon went to Lin-
1 coIn Saturday in response -to information -
1. - formation announcing the serious
_ j . ' - - illness of Mrs. Bracelen
r. . ' R. E. 'Vatzke went to St. Louis
' : . to be present at the opening ! ; of
rL . the great fair and incidentally attend "
tend to business matters
D. W. Neill and family moved
° : - from this place to Pawnee City
last week where the he will en-
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gage . in the real estate business.
Secretary of State Marsh and
several companions were down
from Lincoln a day or two recent-
i i , ly ' testing their luck fishing in
f I\lolony lake - . . .
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Ed Hughes who was so seriously -
ly hurt last week , is getting
along nicely but it will be . a . , . , . long
time before he will be able to be
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out.
The Arcade restaurant has
been closed up for the present
and 1\1r. : Thompson and family
now occupy the Gandy residence
on west Fifth street
: Mrs Kate Dorland and daughter
ter Dorothy left Monday after-
noon for St. Louis where they win
spend a month visiting friends
and attending the fair.
We understand that IIarding &
Leggy have disposed of the. remainder -
mainder of their 'interest in fhe
livery barn to a gentleman named
Clark who has already taken pos-
sesion.
Jacob Perry has returned to his
former home in Coffeyville , Kas. ,
after having , vorked at the shoe-
maker's trade in this city for
about a year . He expects to go
into business for himself in the
veer future.
Rev. John Calver went Johnson
last week to attend to a district
ministeral meeting , and stopped
on his way home to preach a
funeral sermon at Cook and per-
form a marriage cermonv of two
popular young people at Tecum-
seh.
Mrs.Calvert filled the Methodist :
pulpit Sunday evening in an ' address -
dress upon her deaconess work in
London. A very large crowd
was present and the eleyan
quartet who were spending Sun-
day here furnished some excel-
len music.
Preston.
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Julia Cronin went to Rule Fri-
day. -
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D. D. Hanna was in town rvlon- :
day.
Emma Grant spent Sunday in
town
Will Zoeller went 'to St Louis
Tuesday
Lawrence - Wheeler was in town
Tuesday.
Quimby Hossack was in town
Tuesday
L. D. McCumber went to Rule .
Saturday
A. E. Heacock was in St. Joe
Wednesday
Anna Neitzel went to Blue
Springs Sunday.
Lula Hunsakp.l' went to White
Cloud Friday. .
Elmer Hoselton went to St Joe
Monday morning
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A. R. Shelly was granted a sa-
loon license. .
J. C. Wise was over from Re-
serve Wednesday .
A number from here were Fans
City visitors Saturday.
: Mrs. Hatfield and daughter are
visiting at the home of Ross PyJe. .
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KING'S PICTURE PUZZLE
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' [ 'lie above picture represents an article of food with which I
we are all familiar. Can you guess it ? It costs nothing to try
and yon may be a winner. Cut out , this ad , sign name and ad-
dress below and bring it to our store not later than Monday ) ,
May 16. All correct answers will be dropped in the ballot
box. The first ten drawn the refrom will each receive a bottle
of our SYRUP SARSAPARILLA COvIPOUND.
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THE ! tt9cl PHARMACY
I FALLS CITY , NEBR.
Lou and John Neitzel were in
Reserve Saturday night.
B. Harpston came down from
Blue Springs , Saturday.
Eel Bush left Monday for Cloud
county Kansas to" visit his sister.
Quite a number from here attended -
tended the ball game at Falls
City Sunday.
Mrs. John Norris returned
home Tuerday after a six weeks
visit at St. Joe.
F. W. Schroeder returned from
Gettysburg , Iowa where he had
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been visiting his sisters.
Mrs. Black and :
Huron , S. Dakota are visiting at
the home of John Morris.
Will Kanaly and Maurice c-
Mahon attended the dance at
White Cloud Friday night.
Prof. Unsell and wife enter-
ed the eighth grade pupils at
their home Monday evening.
Catalpa Grove.
G. A. Saville is suffering with
rheumatism.
Clay Prine lost another horse
the past week.
Sherman Mendenhall is very
sick with typhoid fever.
Ed Morrison visited Ernest r
Wagners in rvlorril : Thursdar.
Mrs Clay Prine fell Sunday
and in some manner struck a
childs rocking horse , afidinjured
herself internally. Just how ser-
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ious cannot be determined at
presen t.
Once more the floods have come \ : . t'i'
and gone and Noah and his fam-
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ily are happy.
Henry Stitzer and Ed Iorrison
are treating their buildings to a -
new coat of paint _
The patrons of the school sur-
prised the teacher with a basket
dinner on the last day. All had
a merry time and were entertained -
ed by the pupils in fine style.
Special Sale
A special clearing sale at Mc :
Nails on all Oak brand canned ' . t (
goods. ,25c cans for 20c. First \ . - . J
quality tomatoes per can 10c. ,
Remember the place is - J
2tf Mc Nails Grocery.
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We carry a. . . ' . . 1
COMPLETE LINE J
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Building Material .
And all kind of .
COAL ,
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WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE \
Chicago
Lumber f Coal Co
TELEPHONE 58.
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