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July 81 1904" THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE .
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Correspondence
News of the County as Told hy
Our Special Correspondents ;
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. . . Shubert.
H. D. Houtz was 111 the city on
Monday .
Chas. I.i'eH ! and wife were Sa-
lcm visitol'B Sunday.
Hay Cummings visited friends f
in Howe thc first of thc week.
Merle 'Vcddle is down from
Nebraska City visiting , ! ' rclat \'cs.
Attic Morrow is visiting her
sister Mrs. li'rank Handlcy at Au-
burn.
Angic Leslie and l\1able Wilson -
on celebrated ' the Fourth in Att-
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lIctry Leslie and wire visited
relatives in the country thc first
of thc wcek ,
J. D. Shuhert and wife entertained -
taincd Chas Ducrfeldt and wife
Wed 1ncsday. .
Mn " ' . G. McGcchic of Brok-
cn Arrow is in the city for a visit
with her parcnts.
. Mrs. FtatilSh : u hert drew the
prize : given by thc Quaker Medicine -
cine company Saturday night for
thc most popular lady in town.
Mesdames Lee Dalbcy and Art
Doman took their Sunday school
classes out for a picnic Thursday
aftcrnoon. Ice cream and cake
were served making It very pleas-
ant time for the little oncs.
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Leonard Lloyd and wife ar-
rived Sunday evening from the
western part of thc state for a
visit with her parents and they
will attend thc St. Louis fair before -
fore returning to their homc. .
Ohio.
S. H. Kniscly and wife visited
at E. Pecks Sunday.
Ian Keller was thc guest of
Harvey Peck Sunday' ' .
dith I ! ; Peck returned home from
Merrill \Vcdncsday.
E. ' 1' . Peck and family \'isited
in Straussville Sunday.
HcStoudcr and wife drove
up to Glen Rock Saturday.
' ( ' lie Stoudcr girls were guests
at J.V . Dodds Sunday c\'C'l1il1g.
Harvey Peck sports a fine new
buggy now. Girls thc left side
is for rent CHEAP.
Catalpa Grove.
lrs. Clay Princ is on thc sick
list.
Anna Hays has been having
the mcaslcs. '
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' 1' . L. Snyder and family visited
\V111. Crush Sunday.
Ed Morrison and wife spent thc
Fourth at Hiawatha.
C. B. Snv'ler ( ] wiihi his two little
girls are visiting in Kansas.
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Quite a number 01 our young
people went to Sabctha the 4th.
Mrs. John 'Vitliams ' has been
having a serious sick spell but is
some better at prcscnt.
Sam Hays and Jim Jellison
have phones now and can bc
heard any hour night or day.
The heavy rains wilt ruin some
of thc whcat. The ground is so
soft farmers can't get into the
ficlds. 'Vc can't understand why
nothing ever hurts the wecsls , especially -
pccially thc cockle burr.
Barada.
" 'm. Dragoo marketed several
load of hogs to Shub'rt last
wcck.
. Mary and Emma Shulenhcrg-
were shopping in Falls City
' 1 ' 1)ursday. .
Wesley Smith laid a new side-
'valk along his lot which fills a
long felt wan 1.
Supervisor Santo and daughter
carne over from Arago to celebrate -
hnitc with their fricnds.
Ivlcssrs H.upard and Hcasoncr
of Shubert were transacting bus-
mess at this place Saturday.
The Shubcrt ball team played
ball with our nine r.'londay. The
game e : dcd G to 10 in favor of
Shubcrt.
Great crowds came over from
Shubert Monday to mingle with
their friends and have a good
time gcneratty.
John Morchead and daughter
Dorthea , Dr Rcncker and wife
and Viva Wagoner were out
from Falls City to spend their
Fourth at this place.
Augusta Horn daughter of
Crist Horn was taken ill very
suddenly on the grounds r.londar. :
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Dr. Van Osdcll was hastily sum-
moncd who soon had the patient
out of dangcr.
The A. O. U. W. and W. O.
\Y. picnic held here the Fourth
was celebrated in grand stylc.
The day dawned bright and fair
and by noon thc largest crowd
that ever assembled ( } here were on
thc grounds. The lIon. A. J.
Weaver delivered an oration to
an interesting audicnce : . . . . The
famous 'Vi1liamsvillc band discoursed -
coursed some of their fine music :
Wes 'findlc assisted by several
others furnished music for those
who enjoyed danccing. The
lodges entertained their friends
in a royal manncr. The picnic
was a success socially and financ-
ially. Altogether it was a day
long to bc rcmcmbcrcd. -
Verdon.
Gcrtie Lum returned from Crete
Sunday.
J. W. Taylor Sundaycd with
his wife in Auburn. - -
Mrs. A. D. Gise and daughter ,
Lucille , went to ' \uburn Satur-
day for a few days \ ' sit.
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TI-IE CONSERVATIVE SHOE UYER THINKS
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JUST NO\V SPECIAL BARGAINS MAKE THE
COMPARISON VERY ESPECIALLY STRIKING , , . ) ( ' .
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Josh Bloom and wife entertain- :
cd a number of friends on Mon-
day.
Dave Thomas went up to
Lincoln Sunday to spend the 4th
with his famity.
L. A. 1iinscty left on Tuesday
for a business trip for the Vcr-
lon Roller Mills.
Ira Hout : and wife _ visited
near Falls City last Sunday with
Frank Hont : and family
Uncle Steve Sloan returned
the first of the week from Superior -
ior looking hale and hcarty
No 77 drew thc set of silver
knives and forks offered as a prc-
mium by Heinzclman Bros.
Mrs. A11ip Watson came up
from Falls City on Sunday and
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visited . with her sister , Mrs. Lum.
Mrs. E Laflcr who has been
suffering with consumption for
some time is reported quite low.
E(1 Auxicr left on 'l'hursday
for thc Rosebud Reservation in
view of registering for some
land.
. Mrs. \V. C. Brewer went to
Falls City on . Sunday to care for
her sister ate , thc Gardener , Hos-
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Mrs. Allen Combs living near
Salem , spent Tuesday in town
with her mother , Mrs. A. B.
Foutch.
Josh Lord and wife are domiciled -
ciled in thc house vacated by A.
B. "TiHsc , having moved last
"Tcdncsday. ,
C. l\I. Hcinzelman and wife
celebrated in Barad They
visited near Corning Mo. with
Mrs. Heinzelman parents from
Saturday until Monday.
Grannm Walker and daughter ,
Mrs. Gage , left Sunday for Hum-
boldt where they will visit a
short time beforc returning to
their home in Nelson.
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PROf1PT ATTENTION . . . .
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John L. Cleaver . . ' ' .
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JUSTICE of the PEACE'
FALLS CITY , - NEB.
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Staple and I I
Fancy Groceries I .
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FRUIT IN SEASON
We Sell WANK'S BREAD
Cash for
BUTTER AND EGGS 4 4.
First Door North
of Post Office . .
PHONE 14
A. G. HOPPOCK I
Lewis McPherson
Wells , Windmills ,
Stock Food Dipping Tanks
and Fluid
Cream Separators , _ . . ,
Lightning Rods
Pump and Windmill Repairing a
S ecialt.Y. All Work is j
Guaranteed i
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Falls City , Neb.
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