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July ; 1904 ' " THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE )
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_ _ Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Corrcfpondcnts
Humbo1cit.
-Zora Marble is spending thc
week at home of her grandparents -
cnh in' 'l'ecumsch.
1. \\T. Harris of Stella was here
on husincss \I011day.
Roy Philpot discharged a 22-
tiib'c pistol into thc palm of
his hand one cvcning" rcccntly
, making a painful wound.
] artiest Harding and J. F. 1
I \Vozalt , were halls City visitors
last Sunday.
Aims. Ernest Harding' and
slaughters , Lulu and hazel , arc
spending somc tune visiting in
St. Joscph.
HCtth Levis of Falls ' City was
a guest at the Gandy liunic part
of thc wcck.
E. P. Gordon and wife. Paul
\'Iatthews and wife , and Frcd
\VaUs were up front St. Joscph
to attend thc \Yatts-Brnun wcdd-
ing" Wcdncsday . c\'cning-
Unclc Davc Cowman went ont
to , lolbrook this week to makc an
c.xtcndcd visit.
'AllcnValkcr , a traveling man ,
was thrown almost under the
wheels of a freight which was
switching , thc yard here last
Friday. Hc was attcmpting to
board thc caboose alld was
thrown with violence against thc
wheels and then out upon his
blck. ; He was carried into thc depot -
pot and Dr. Morris stIIIuI1oiicd.
No bones were . broken but thc
, gentleman was severely bruised
abe ut thc body and has been laid
up at thc Central hotcl. , Hc will
bc removed in a few days to his
home Weeping \Vatcr.
\Vcdncsday evening at S
o'clock occurrd thc marriage of
Stella Lee Watts to Albert Lee
Bruun , both well known and pop-
ular young people of Hum bold t.
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The imprcss rIng ceremony
was performed hy Rev. Cah'crt of
thc Methodist [ church , at thc
home of the bridc's parents in thc
presence of about thirty relatives
and intimate friends. Immcdi-
atelr after the ceremony and con-
gratulationg thc wedding party
were driven in carriages to the
home of the bride
and groom on
Ncmaha street , which had been
fitted up for their reception
Here an elaborate English dinncr
was served , under the direction of
M r8. Ca h'crt. The bride has
grown up to womanhoood in this
city and has a large circle of
friends who wish her much halt -
pincss. The groom moved to
this city from Muscatinc , Iowa ,
a short time ago , and is a young
man of good habits and general
ly esteemed . " by his associatcs.
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Fred Drake left this week for
a canvassing tour \Insouri. .
Claud Lynch came in one day
rcccntly from I\lansvillc , Iiar.
Dora Banks of Nemalta City is
a guest of sistcr , Mrs. Laramorc.
GU ) ; Idd amI wife returned
Sunday to their home in Ha\'c-
locl .
Lute Kotouc , one of etle : business -
incss men of DuBois was over
last Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtlc Marble spent last
Sunday with friends 'rccumsch
and Lincoln.
Earl \Vhitncy of Kansas City
was thc guest of his parents here
over last Sunday.
Guy Cooper and sisters , Misses
Etca and Era Cooper left I\Ionday
morning for a week's visit at the
S1. Louis cxposition.
\Irs. Kubick and cldidren : of
l\lcCook were visiting Humboldt
friends and relatives a weep or
two rcccntly.
A. i\IcMurry of Chicago visit-
cd over , Sunday with his family
who are spending thc summer
herc.
Lyman ' \Vh lcomb arrived
bouts this wcck from a'isi tat
Storm Lake , Iowa.
Emma Novak camc down from
Omaha this week and spent a few
( fays with fricnds. She was join-
cd by i\Iatilda Klossncr of this
place on a visit to thc 81. Louis
cxposi ton.
Jake Sncthcn came home Fri-
day for a short stay with his fam-
ily , ul1l left this week to travel
in thc interest of his patent hay
fork.
fork.B.
B. L. McCulloch was down
from Havelock visiting Sunday .
with his family. On his return
he shipped his household goods
to that point and his family fol-
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lowcd late .
Dr. M. L. Wilson and wife
went to Nebraska City last week
to attend a rcccption given ill
honor of his brother and bride
who were rcccntly married in
New York city.
'l'hc young mcn's Sunday
School class of thc Methodist
church gave an icc-crcam social
in thc Hni7.d.1 uuilding'.1al Sat-
urday which was well patronizcd.
Harry McConnell has returned
from South Dakota and will work
in thc cigar factory formerly
owned by him. His family will
conic dawn from Columbus as
soon as hc can secure a suitable
housc.
At thc annual school meeting
held Monday nigh at thc high
, school building. Dr. Gan'cr and
Irvin Shirley were elected on thc
board of education to succeed C.
E. Nuns and O. A. Coopcr. A
nine months' school was voted
and eighteen mill tax levied.
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OBJECT = = Innocent Amusement
RESULT = = SOlnetitlles matrimony and
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then comes furniture and this is
where \ve get interested.
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"I t is the way
of the \vise" to buy
the best goods for I
the least money.
We have the iI i I
only cOlnpleteline !
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of furniture and II I I
floor coverings i i
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ever carried in the
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county.
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Straw matting
12 to 60c ; an wool
Ingrain carpet 50 IJ I
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J. A. Murphy has tcen critic-
ally ill thc past wcek.
Mr < ; . Frank Hnizda and daugh-
tcr arc visiting at Blue Rapids ,
Kan. , this week.
Milo and Goldie Turner are
spending thc week whit their
aunt ill Atchison.
\VaItcr Cooper is visiting with
relatives at DuBois during thc
absence of his mother in Color-
ado.
George Turner and mother arc
visiting with relatives in Lincoln
this wcek.
A. A. 'l'anncr made a trip to
Falls City the later part of last
week , bcinga com pan ied br
Master A.1bcrt.
't ' he Sabbath school class mates
of Stella \\Tatts gave a linen
shower in her honor on Friday
evening at her home , and an enjoyable -
joyablc time is reportcd.
Ohio Precinct.
Bessie Kcl1ar , who has been
visiting her sister , Mrs. E. ' 1' .
Peck since last fall ) ] , started for
her home in Pennsylvania last
week.
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to 75 cts sewed ; I
Linoleum , 6 , 7I
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and 12 feet vide ij j i
50 to 65 cts , laid. :
Some 'of our de = f. f "
signs will certain = { .
Iy interest you
and the quality
and prices are I
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Geo. W. Peck returned from I
Merrill , Kan. , Mon ay. :
-M rs. Watson of Falls City is
quite sick at thc home of her
daughter , l\Irs. L. Fcidlcr.
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Henry Albcrs , jr. , has returned 1 '
house from where he has been a f : ,
tcnding' school the past wintcr.
Liz7.ic Bingham of Rule is vis-
iting at ' ' 'm. Bartlctt's and O. A.
Burk's.
Missouri Pacific Railway I
Time Table ; Falls City , Neb.
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No. 51 Omaha and Lincoln
I xprcss . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . A 2:25 : a 111
No. 9 O111a11a and I..incon ) _ _ 8:35 : a 111
No. 57 Omaha al1d Lincoln
passenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . A 2:48 : p m
No. 233 Local Freight , Au-
hll1'n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A :10 1 : 11 111
SOUTH
No. 52 Kansas City and } St.
Louis alld Denver " . . . . . . A 3:47 : . a 111 - : \
No. 58 Kansas City and St.
Louis and } ' . . . .
am Dcnvc1' . . . A 2:48 : 11 111
No.50 Worlds Fair _
Fairspecial _ 8:45 : 11 111
No. 232 Local , Atchison. . . 10:30 : a 111
No. 220 Stock Freight , Hi-
Hiawatha. A 9:5 : : 11 111
A. Daily. n. Daily except Sunday.
J. n. VAItNHIt , Agcnt.
Ice ! Ice !
Good clean ice from Culp's lake
dclivcrcd at your door.-Culp Ice
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