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- May 20 } 1904 . . 'II-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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' Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
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Preston.
, G. C. Kaiser is . slowly i111prov-
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" ' ' L. C. Snell was in town S ltl1r-
} - day.
; . - . : _ : Mr3. John \VilsOll went to - Rule
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. . Julia Gronin went to Rube last
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r Friday.
i - . Todd I-Ioppc made a ( hive to
Reserve trucsda y.
. C. J. . Hoppe drove to Highland
. 'Cas. ' , Tuesday.
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C. C. Shelly and family . left
- Tuesday for Peterson , Iowa.
, . , . . - . Grace Pylc and Lucille Shelly
were in Falls City 1\lesday.
. : H. P. Reiger and family returned - -
, . " , turned from St. Joe trl1l1rStlay.
- - 1'1'11' Hunsackcr and wife drove
to \ \ bite Cloud Saturday , return-
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. . / lug Sunday.
: : : 1 t. 'I:1'l1ry Rhodd gave a dance
Saturday at his place , south of
. . town.
, 1lrs. Ed Pyle and children left
Friday for western ' Kansas - to
visit relatives.
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' . Qtho Thackcr has a fine new
buggy. Look out girls the left
. side is for rent cheap !
\r . . - . ' ' 1argrave and A. E.
: . , Heacock shipped hogs to St. Joe
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; the first of the week.
1\'lrs. Dick Wilson and family
: . and : May Milton left Friday for
. a three weeks visit out west.
i \V. A. 1\1argrave ' shipped four
i , carloads of cattle and one of
horses to Kansas City Sunday.
: Mrs. Al Pyle and daughters
Anna and Lillie left 'ruesday for
'fancota for a visit with relatives.
. \Ve understand that C. F.
I Pribbeno has sold his stock of
' merchandise to Will I-Iellman and
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\ I ) Julius Kleber. 'rhe change will
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' - ' . A. Faller is assisting John
Koso with his stimmel' work.
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Joe Arnold and brothers spent
. ' - - Sunday with Earl Butler.
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i I. -1\11' . Leopold made a business
\ trip to Falls City Saturdty.
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" Corn planting 1 is the I main occu-
gating here between sho\ ers.
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S .5 Nellie Dunn and Katie Rienkc
- . were in Falls City Saturday.
, . . I. A. DUlin had many calls for
. ' sweet potatoes plants the past
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_ E d. Iulin and Gco. Koso spent
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' Sunday evening with their friend ,
Roy Dunn.
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G.V. . Duerfcldt and family
. spent SU'nday at the home of 1\1' [ .
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] , d. Schuty and 'Ycisscng'cr
made a business trip to halls
City Saturday
Katie Hienke , who is working
for 1\Jrs. Frank icht.y , spent
Sunday evening with her parents.
Anna Kuhlman , who has been
working \1rs. BarneH's millin-
ery store , returned to her home
Saturday.
During the high wind 'l'\lmrs- '
day a door at \Veissenger's
was slammed shut crushing a fin-
gcr of Byron Dunn. ,
Ohio Precinct.
Clay Peck has the measles. .
Emma l\'fcCann spent Sunday
with Ida Burk.
.Mrs. C. P. Shaffer is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Ed Kimmcl and wife spent
Sunday in Falls City.
Rev. Haskins and family spent
Sunday a.t N. B. Burn worths.
Frank ShatTer and fauiily visit-
ed at John R.cschicks Sunday.
Elmer Peck of Icsinsas was np
to attend his cousins wedding.
1\11' King and family visited
at N. B. Burnworths last weck.
Minnie and Samuel l\Iacombcr
of Falls City visited at O. A.
Burks Sundar.
Esta Stoudard and Lola Slums
of Straussville have been visiting
in this vicinity.
HUl11boldt.
Riley Roberts has ' traded his
barber shop to Clyde Lynch for
the lattcr's cigar store located in
the same buil < dng' .
lv1rs. Elliott and children arrived -
ed here last week from Telluride ,
Colo. , to visit her brother , Wlit
Brando\ and wife.
: Mrs. F. F. Butterfield entertained -
tained her uncle who came in
from Los Angeles California on
' \Vednesday afternoon.
Ross Shirley entertained a
small company of friends from
town at his country home in honor -
or of his fourth birthday \Ved-
ncsday.
The annual class sermon was
delivered on Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church by Rev.
Bert \\Tilson , the class attending
in a bed y . ' _
Frank Snethen has purchased
the Grinstead property near the
Baptist church and will soon be-
gin the erection of a new residence -
dence thereon
L. C. Edwards of the Standard
and 1:1. P. Iarble and family of
the Leader are in St. Louis this
week attending the editorial con-
ven tion.
S. P. Gist has purchased E. P.
'rinker's residence property , and
we understand it will bc ocdupied
after June by his son , Ray Gist ,
of the State bank.
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. THE - CONSERVf\TIVE SnOE BUYER TlIINIS ,
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WIlEN IN Nmm Ol FOOTWBAR I ONB HAS .1'.A .1'
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COMPARISON VERY ESPECIALLY STRIKING
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The high water brought lots of
big fish up the Ne111aha and local
sport111cn are having a picnic ,
some having landed immense
specimens during the lat : : few
weeks.
1\'lrs. Grace Hunter and sister ,
Stella \Villia111son arrived last
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week from Kansas and are visit-
ing their parents , F. : \Villiam- -
son and wifc.
Eva Cooper gave a : May morn-
ing breakfast at nine o'clock Sat-
unlay morning to thc uiembers < : of
a. young ladies club reccl1lly 01'-
ganizcd , and the even was most
enjoyable and distinctly uniq ue.
I\1rs. C. G. Meyer and 1\11's.
Hetiry Lening'cr left last week
for St. Louis where the former
will remain for some time. The
latter goes on to Vanc1alia , 111. ,
to visit her people a few weeks ,
when her husband will g-o down
and together they will take in
the big fair
W E. Dungan is managing thc
Park hotel luring tile absence of
Landlord Veits and wife , who
are visiting relatives in the west-
ern part of the state. The latter
couple , in tend to g'0 to St. Louis
soon and attend the exposition
before resuming charge of the
hotel.
trhe annual reception given by
the juniors to the senior class
was held last 'l'hursday night at
the home of E. C. Colhapp and
wife , and was attended by members -
hers of both classes and the high
school teachers. water in the
evening the banquet was held at
the Park hotel and toasts were
responded to by a number of the
guests , the atTains being in charge
of Fred Arnold. / In two original
contests Fred Arnold and Jennie
Gravatte proved the most adept
and were awarded bouquets of
beautiful roscs. After the ban-
q uet. was over the crowd returned
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to the Colhapp home , where a
short literary and musical pro-
gram was rcndercd. 'he hotel
dining room was decorated in the
colors of thc juniors , purple and
gold , while the parlors of the reception -
ception room showed green and
white , the senior class colors.
[ 1Li I TIME TABLE
I ! ' x Fails City. Neb.
Lincoln Denver
Omaha Helena
Chicago Butte
st. Joseph Salt Lake City
Kansas City Portland
St. Louis and all S n nFl' a nclsco
points east and and all ' points
south south. .
'l'1AINS IHAVH AS ItorIOws :
No. 42. Po1'tlaml-St. Louis
Special , St. Joseph ,
Kansas City , St.
Iouisul(1 all points
east and south. . . . . 7:27 : p 111
No. 13. Vestibuled express ,
daily , Denver and
all points wcst and
northwcst. . . . . . . . . . 1:33 : a 111
No. 14. Vestiblcd express ,
daily , ut. Joe , Kansas -
sas City , St. Louis
and all points cast
and south. . . . . . . . . . 7:47 : a 111
No. 15. Local express , daily
Lincoln and points ,
east , west , uorthtvcst 1:48 : p 111
No. 21. Vcstibulcd express ,
daily , Denver , and
. all points west and- _
northwest . . . . . . . . . 1:3.3 : p 111 ,
No. 16. VC'3liuuled ' express
daily . St. Joe , lan- - - . -
sas City , St Louis
Chicago and points - :
cast and south. . . . . 4:30 : p t11
No. 22. Local express , daily
Atchison and points
south and wcst. . . . 4:44 : p 111
No. 41. Sl. Couis-Portlaml
pccialLincoln
lena , 'i ' tcolna and
Portland without
change . . . , . . . . . . . 10:07 : p 111
No. 115. Local accommodation -
tion , daily Monday -
day , 'Vcdtisday and
Friday , Salem , Nc-
111aha and Nebraska
City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:30 : p 111
Sleeping , dining and reeling chair
cars ( scats free ) on through trains. .
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the States or Canada. For
information , time tables , maps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart ,
Agent , Falls City , Ncb. , or J. Francis ,
G. P. & 1' . A. , Omaha.
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