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June 10 , 1904- THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE . . . .
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Correspondence
News or the County os Told by
Our Special Correspondents
HUlnboldt.
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l red Davis of Omaha is a guest
of his fathcr.
Jake Snethen is spending the
week in Seward.
Prof. A. McMurrr was in the
city over SundiJ.\
D. B. Colhapp of Falls City
was in town Sunday.
Pearl Hasncss is the guest of
her parents in this city.
A baby girl was born last Wednesday -
ncsday to R. L. Linn and wife.
t Joseph Ray was a visitor in
Lcavcnworth , Kau , last weel
Mrs. Olive Kline was a guest
ot friends in Falls City rcccn tly.
Mrs. R. L. Hoff and daughter
are spending thc week in Lincoln.
A social dance was given at thc
Bohemian ball Thursday e\'cning. \
Chas. Wilson , thc druggist ,
made a business trip to Fremont
this wcek.
I. E. Smith and wife arc.spcnd-
ing thc week in the western part
of Kansas.
Cass Wells went to Dakota this
week : to look after his claim in
that section. ' 'j
Henry C. Smith of Falls ! City
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was here on business thc latter
part of thc weck.
'r11os. Hitt joined his family
here in a visit with Dr. Cox and
wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Zulck left Sunday
' for an extended visit in Chicago
and points in Ohio.
Daisy Morris is now night
clerk at the central office , Mary
Chaffin having rcsigncd.
Lulu Gandy arrived home on
A Sunday from Atchison where she
has been attending school.
E. P. Tinker and family took
their departure Saturday for their
new home near Hubbell , Ncb.
Blanche Emmons is down from
Tccumseh and will make an extended -
tended visit with relatives here
, Clay Shurtleff and son Mason
made a business trip to McCook
and outer points in western Ne-
braska.
I C. M. Linn left this week for
Kansas City and a visit with his
brother , F. R. Linn and family
at Grandin , Mo.
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b A. A. Tanner was in Falls. City
a' Sunday morning and was accom-
panned home by his little seLl who
has been visiting there.
The immense strawberries being -
ing gathered from the Malony
patch east of town is a source of
much satisfaction to the owners
and Humboldt people generally.
The yield promises fo be a large
one.
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Ruth Cooper of Norton , Kan. ,
has been in the city the past
week a guest of her relatives , the
Cooper family.
Bert McCulloch , who went to
work recently at Havelock , came
clown this week to move his fam-
ily and household goods to that
city.
Jas. B. Davis and wife last
week disposed of their residence
property to Albert Bru nti. Jas.
will likely reinvest in Humboldt
property.
The B. M. tl' club of young
ladies were entertained on Wednesday -
nesday by Bertha Frank at the
home of S. F. Philpot. A splen-
did time was rcported. .
E'd. Hughes , the young man
who had his leg broken some , six
weeks ago wag able to bc up this
week and hopes to get around
town in the near future. .
Claud li'ergus was a business
visitor to Falls City recently and
was accompanied home by little
Margaret Rowlcy whose mother is
a nurse at the Fcrgus home.
At the regular meeting of the
W. C. ' 1' . U. Thursda } ' afternoon
Rev. Calvert gave an interesting
synopsis of the progress of the
temperance . movement in Eng-
land.
land.The
The case of Hull \'S the rail-
road company was decided in fa-
vor of the plaintiff , although the
verdict was for $135 considerable
less than had been asked. The
company will appeal to the dis-
trict court.
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A pleasant party was given
Monday evening at the home of
the Misses Gravatte in honor of
Lou Sharpe of Cambridge , who
is visiting with friends here while
on his way home from , college at
Liberty , M : o.
The marriage of Violet Houscr
and Orville D. Walker took place
at the home of the bride's mother
and the couple left at once for
Mound City , where they will live
in the future.
Ray Cassidy met with quite an
accident on Saturday on the farm
of M. Sterns , where he makes his
home. While hauling hedge , the
team became frightened and he
was in some manner thrown in
under them. lIe escaped , how-
ever , with only a broken rib and
some severe bruises , but will not
be able to work for some time.
Shubert.
Nellie Lewis is slowly improv-
ing.
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\V. H. Morrow was in Dawson
Saturday.
Atta Morrow is visiting friends
in Auburn.
Dr. Hutchinson of Omaha was
in town cdncsday.
: Mrs. Jim Bolejack is visiting
her son Lee and wife east of
town.
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OUR CUSTOMERS ARE L - (
WELL PLEASED
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best advertisement-ask - - _ - ' . -.v ; . . . . . . . . . about . . . _ us and . J
you will find out. Wall Paper is our
Specialty. We also carry Paints . . . ,
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Oils , Etc :
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Wkite's Wall Paper Store y
Falls City , Nebraskl\
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J. M. Evans visited friends at
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Verdolt 'l'ucsday.
Joe Harper was in Arownlle
the latter part of the wcek. "
Mrs. Shook and baby returned
home from Auburn 'l'hursday.
Mrs. Joe Harper entertained
the Misses Nusbaum of Verdon
Monday.
George Randall and wife of
Stella spent Sunday at the home
of Chas. Raper.
Mr. Lord of Salem visited his
brother Chas. Lord . and wife Sun-
day.
Hardy Hays and wife have
been entertaining Mrs. Will Rap-
er and children of Omaha during
the lst : week
The ball game between Shu-
bert and Brownvi11c Saturday was
weB attended and the Shubert
team won the gamc.
G. \V. Noysc and wife buried
their little daughter on Wednesday -
day at Prairie Union. They have
the sympathy of the entire com-
munity.
Williamsville.
\rs. ] I. A. Dunn is among the
sick.
1. A. Dunn and Mr. Slater were
in Falls City Saturday.
John 14'\rson of Nemaha spent
Sat un1ay with Edward Shuh.
Jake Wissinger bought : a team .
of Henry Luhn last wcek.
Grace Bennett has a music
class in this neighborhood.
D. S. McCarthy
PROPRIETOR OF
CITY DRAY LINE
Special Attention to Household ovlnsc.
Phone 211
Palls City - - Nebraska
MAKES A LIBERAL OFFER.
Frenchman Will Give His Ears , No.
01' Skin to Doctors for Graft- '
ing : Jturpo : es. -
Though the recent story about , :
grafting one mun's ear upon an- . . . . . . . . .
other man's head , to make good n . I
loss by the hitter , proved to be\ \ ! iI
without foundation , there : . can be. :
no doubt about the possibility of ,
transferring . portions .of skin I
from one human body to another.
That has been : . _ ' ' -
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operation performed -
formed with success too mutiny " _ . , ¶ , : ' " " : - ' ! ! .
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times to be regarded with skepti- , ' .J
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cism. On a more limited Bcal . ; " \ . \ , . .
and with less satisfactory results .1
surgeons have spliced pieces ) of , l
bone taken from an animal upon t ,1 ,
that of a human leg 01' arm. i. ; 1
The ear-grafting yarn , _ having : . , . '
been widely 1'pula1"'d in Europe .1'
has led to a remarkable offer A
Frenchman has written to a surgeon .
goon named Gi1lamue ] Livet to ,
say that he will sell ears , nose or'
skill for this pl1rpose.
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In case Dr. Livet does not need . -
them in his own practice , the eor
I respondent would esteem it a fir
VOl' if he would bear him in mind 1
in the event of a colleague requh'
ing them lIe also suggests that !
the Academy of Science and thel .
Faculty of Medicine might : find i
for of ' bed ' , "If
use parts a living body. 1
so please let me know , and I will j
be most grateful. "
He adds a postscript to the ef 1
feet that tIle charges for parts 01 "
his will be 'omoderate
anatomy at I
first. " Indeed , it is only . natural , I
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to suppose that the prices will ad : ! 4
vance proportionately to lime rf' .
ll1l.tioll or hiM PPI'WII. ! He also ! \ . . \
says that special arrangement : " / .
may be made for the poor who \ ;
need pieces of him. "
World's Fair Rates. -1' , .
The Missol ri Pacific railway , ' 1'
will run coach excursions to St. - . .
Louis on June 6 , 13 , 20 and 2' ; .
The rate from Falls City will be
57.25 for the rourc1 trip , with a
limit of seven days. I A
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