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- - _ l\1ay 20 ; 1904 TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE . . .
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) Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
tt l " Our Special Correspondents
" ' Dawson.
f ' , . I _ . _ Bess Graham is visiting friends
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. in Salem this week.
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r . . Mabel Estes visited her sister ,
Mrs. Malone ' in Table Rock over
' . Sunday.
. Miss ' Dillow has returned from
Peru where she' has been attend-
ing school.
. 1\1rs. ' Enoch , Julia Dempsey and
Minnie : Murphy were down from
: d' , IIumbol .
Sunday.
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. , . Lee Bradley has moved out to
: " . Miles ranch where he will work
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' . during the summer.
J. W. Bittner returned to St.
Louis Sunday , after a few weeks
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' . - visit with his mother.
f t' ( - - Chas. laynard and wife are
1 happy over the arrival of a baby
. . girl at their home last week.
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. . J. H. Chittenden and daughter
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Dorothy , were down from Lin-
coln over Sunday , the guest of
. - friends.
l' ; A little boy has arrived at the
home of H. W. Hein and wife ,
and lie has been given a hearty
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j.- . ; . j - " : ' , : " J. Iv1. Stitzel returned home
f . ' i Tuesday from Oklahama where
' " . le has been working for some
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J J I . . . ' Ruth Bennett , who has been
_ , . : . , ; ' . . . attending school here the past
I : T : - ' year , returned to her home in
.
( - ; ; ; , . _ Greenleaf , . . Kan , last li'riday.
: , ' ' . ; , - Harry Mitchell , who has been
I. , . ' . " , ' . i ' , visiting in this locality , left Mon-
. J for Milwaukee Wis. where
. . : : day , ,
I he' has secured a position i as
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) ! ' - ; ; - We Will
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1.- : Engrave Your
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" " : ; : Graduation Gifts
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" > i / . . : , " , . , and give them that individ-
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: : . _ : . gifts. Our engraving is all
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6 : : ' " . . . > : r" : . . fine hand-work-nothing like
" _ . . : . : . : ' it in town. 'Ve engrave any
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name
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: 4 : ' and make no charge for it ,
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" , ; - " , ' . . ' . : . . . . . but we only . engrave articles
of' 1 -
' , ; ' : : , ' . t purchased at our store. Our
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- , ; / , stock is as complete and var-
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pared to meet your wan ts-
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, whether it is a watch or a
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, . . ' , t1'1nkct-at prices that fit
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:1 : t' , your pocket book.
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, : . . , . ' A. E. JAQUET
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, . ' . ' "TilE OLD RELIABLE"
t. ' : . " . JEWELE"R 1
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cook on a steamer 011 the great
lakes.
1\1mes. ' Nora ' Cummings and
Jerry Fent01 , and l\'lamie li'enton
went to Haddam , Kan. , last Fri-
day to see Nora A. Fenton , form-
erly of this place , before her departure -
parture for Concordia to join the
sisters of St. Joseph as a novide.
Maui ie Fenton returned home
Monday accompanied by her
father who spent a couple of days
hcre.
Barada.
Everett Scott of Falls City was
in town Thursday
Elmer Butler was a pleasant
caller here Monday.
lrs. Geo. Frazier was on the
sick list last week. .
Meta Iuker of St. Deroin was
shopping in town Saturday.
J. C. Shulenberg has been suf-
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fering with a sore hand.
Willie McGowen was a guest
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of his sisters 1\'lrs. ' DeLes Spickler
Sunday.
Joseph Haller of Grand Island
was a guest of his uncle , Henry
Gerd eSt
1\1rs. ames.Holsworth is making -
ing a short stay at the home . of
Ed Ege this week.
Mattie ' Ankrom was a guest of
Mrs. Herbert Stokes a few days
last week.
Ed Spitznagle came out from
Falls City the last of the week
with Mr. Lively.
.Mrs.Chas. 'i1eman and daugh-
ters of the Forest Hill fruit farm
were in town Saturday.
Wm Spickler ' drove over from
Shubert Saturday to look after
business in terests.
\V. W. Leeldns of Falls City
was a pleasant caller in this vicinity -
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cinity the last of the week.
Martin GehHng and Max Herl-
ing of Falls City made a busi-
ness trip to our village Sunday.
Joseph \Vatton and wife drove
down from their home near Shu-
bert to visit with the folks at
home.
A number young people from
this vicinity attended a dance
Saturday evening at the beautiful -
ful home of Dan Kelly southwest
'of town. They "trippcd the light
fantastic toe" until a late 'hour
when all departed for their respective -
spectivc homes , having had a delightful -
lightful time. .
Shubert.
Grandma 1\1cDaniel is in a
very critical condition.
R. M. Gillan of Auburn was in
our city last 1'uesday.
Ivlrs. : M. H. Taylor spent a few
days in Auburn last week.
Prof. Carr returned from Peru
1\10nday.
Cora Henderson is visiting
with relatives at Pcru.
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'OUR CUSTOMERS ARE
WELL PLEASED
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When customers are pleased it is the
best advertisement-ask about us and
you will find out. Wall Paper is our
Specialty. We also carry Paints ,
Oils , Etc.
Wkite's Wall Paper Store
Falls City , Nebraska
Chas. Pond and wife entertained -
ed relatives during the past week.
Fred Colglazier , AU Jones and
Oscar Pond spent Tuesday fish-
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mg.
mg.Mrs.
Mrs. L. C. Walker visited her
daughter Saturday and Sunday
at this place.
Attic : Morrow entertained her
friend , Dick Atterberry of St.
Joe over Sunday.
We understand that J. N. Colg-
lazier and wife will spend the
summer in Indiana.
Bert Ballard and family arc
again residents of Shubert he
being put here as section boss.
Jim Chandler and family left
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the first of the week for Nemdha
where they will make their future
home.
: Mattie Cook Ellis of Peru delivered -
livered the class address for the
graduates at this place last Friday .
day evening.
Solon Cooper and wife enter-
tain.ed their daughter , Mrs. Bar-
ker and children from Nemaha
over Sunday.
The funeral of John Morris ,
who was killed in an elevator at
St. Louis , was held at Prairie
Union Sunday afternoon.
1\-1rs. Yackley of Nemaha attended -
tended commCl1Cemellt Friday
night at this place and visited
with friends over Sunda ) ' .
Ella Berg left this week for
Nebraska City where she win
make her home with Rev. J. ' 1' .
Smith and wife for some time.
Rural Route No. 3.
Henry Scheitel while out work-
ing in the field last Tuesday had
the good fortune to discover a
den of 6 young wolves.
'Vm. Hahn built several bridges
across the slough on Route 5 Sat-
urda } ' .
John and Charles 'Veinert ship-
ped a car load of sheep to Kansas
City Wednesday.
August Dorste was in Falls
City 'l'uesday.
Herman Dorste . is among the
sick.
sick.F.
F. C. Oberst and Edward Dur-
fee have purchased them a dipping -
ping tank and will begin clipping
their stock. . .
We notice along the route sev-
ral fine pieces of small grain especially -
pecially rye. It is all headed out
and is a good height.
Mark Durfee and Frank Smith
were fishing in the Missouri i rive
. and report a big catch.
The carrier on this route an
Route 1 , have sold between 5 an
6 thousand sweet potato plants t
the farmers the past week.
Thomas Davis had the misto
tune to run-the end of a bicycl
pump through the palm of h'
hand one day this week.
McNa.II's
GROCERY
Fancy and Staple
Groceries.
Fruit in Season.
Satisfaction Guar
anteed.
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- Free City Deliver
Phone 40.
Storage for Househol
and Other Goods.
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