The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, August 19, 1904, Image 16

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THE CONSERVATIVE SHOE BUYER THINKS
OF I10LT I AND GOOD SHOE AT SONE TIME
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JUST NO\\ SPECIAL BARGAINS MAKE ' THE
COMPARISON VERY ESPECIALLY STRIKING
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TELEPHONE 58.
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Widows' Pension
Quicker than anyone else
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secured a pension for l\IlS. AN-
NA B.\1111 of Falls City. Allowed
li'cpnmry 17 . 1904. Mr. Babb died
October 29. 1903. '
Also lCI ion for .ms. JHNNm
\VJtNT\\'OJ'l'H of Palls City. Allow-
cd March 15. 1904. Mr. Wentworth
died Xoycmher 28 , 1903.
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John L. Cleaver ,
PENSION A''ORNEY
Falls City , Nebraska
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W. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Lands bought and sold
Hartford Fire Insurance
Houses in city for sale
rloney to Vo , .n
Telephone 178
If you want 7 cents per
pound for your hens take them t or
the Falls City Poultry Butter :
& Egg Co.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
King-'s for purses.
Eat Sowles Candy.
'Van tcd-A girl for general
house worl\ Enquire of Mrs. C.
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Services will be held at the
Brethren church at 11 a. m. SUII-
day , Sunday School at 1):45 a. m.
Coupe & 'rllOrnton handle noth-
ing but the best of meats.
Re\ Grifliin , paster of the
Presbyterian church expects his
daughters return fronr Colorado
the last of this week.
Regular services cut. the Baptist
church next Sunday 10:45 : a. m.
Topic " The Supeirority of Jesus. "
7:45 : p. m. open air service. A
short service of praise and prayer.
Come and sit with us in the
open.-H. Selinger.
All kinds of tablets and writing
paper at Dr. 1\Ic1\Iillan's Drug
Store. '
The annual Mission Feast will
be held at the German Lutheran
church three miles south east of
Verdon on next Sunday August
Rev. Luther Ludden of Lincoln
will deliver an English sermon at
2:30 : o'clock p. m. Everybody
is cordially invited , to attend
this gathering.
The Gospel meetings at the
big tent in the southeast part ofthe
city have been largely attended i
and are resulting 111 good. A
chorus of fifty voices lead the
singing. Re\ E. E. Haskins
pastor of the Brethren church :
has charge of the services
While the meeting is held by the
Brethren church a cordial welcome -
come is extended to other christ
ians to join in the work of Gospel 1
Evangelhmtion. 'rhe meetings
will be held each evening eve
Sunday and should the special 1
interest ccntinue will be extcmc1ed
over next week.
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Everybody invited to call on
Dr. McMillan , Druggist.
Mrs. Reschlm returned from
St. Louis 'l'hursday.
'Ve are still making special low
prices on cured meats and lard.-
Coupe & 1'hornton.
The subject of sermon at the
Presbyterian church ncxt Sunday
at 11 o'clock will be "A Picture
and Parable of Lovc. " Our
people are urged to he present.
Everybody most cordially invitcd.
- SoV. . Griffin
Hazel White left Wednesday
afternoon for Kansas City where
she will be thc guest of Mrs.
Frank McDermand.
'rhe Presbyterian Junior So-
ciety chaperon by the Misses
Cll aver enjoyed a picnic at the
home of Mrs. Steele yesterday .
afternoon.
Mrs. Watson of Reserve
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Thursday with her daughter ,
Mrs. D. H. Sears.
McCray Side Steps.
It is stated that William Mc--
Cray will decline )
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candidate for representative 011 .
the democratic ticket. At the
time of going to press the resig-
nation has not been filed but we
can state on authority that 1\lr.
McCray has , after careful consid-
eration determined that this is .
not a democratic year and that
he does not want to hold t1.e sack
in the snipe hunt. I-Iis _ letter of
resignation is in the hands of the
powers that be and will doubtless
be filed during the day as Mr.
"McCray is in the city at this writ-
ing for the purpose of withdrawing
Richardson County j 4.
' . Teachers Institute I
The Richardson County 'reach-
ers' Institute opened at Falls City
l\Ionday and will continue this
week. 'rhere arc 153 teachers in
attendance and healthy interest
is shown in the work.
The following instructors arc
in charge : Profs. Pillsbury , Hoff
and Wilson , Supt. Crocker , l\Irs.
H. C. Richmond , special instructor -
tor in music ; I\'Iiss Belle Newell ,
of Grand Island , primary methods
and primary kensington ; Miss
Martha Pierce of Lincoln with a
class in picture study _ Prof.
Schlaifer of Humboldt is in
charge of the letter writing.
j\'luch interest wag manifested
in the spelling contest which was
held Monday night in the high
school building. Miss Maud
Beatty won first prize and Miss
Almcda Hill second.
The county school exhibit is
especially fine and shows general
interest has been taken in this
class of display.work. . 1)h ) institute -
stitute is characterized by snap
and energy in spite of the very
warm weather. Following is the
enrollment :
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ALLS CITY
l\'a Lowe Almeda Hill , Pearl
HannaNclle Hanna , Alice Douglas -
las , Elizabeth Brecht , Mabel
Greenwald , Eva D. Scott , l\Iabel
'Vhittaker , A. L. Knisely , R. J.
Dunn , Edna Brown , Lois Spencer ,
'Vinifrcd 'raylorMary T. \Viltse ,
Pearl Prater , Emma Snyder , May
Maddox , Edna S. Holland Agncs
Moran , A E. Knisley , Nellie
Dunn , I-I. L. Kloepfel , Della M.
Knisley , E. ' 1' . Peck , Maud Heck ,
C. H. 'Viltse , Emma Koenig C.
P. Shinny Janie Brown , Eliza-
beth Naylor , Clara GagnonClara
Babb , Una Snidow Maggie Fer-
gus , Marie Crotty , Grace Saylor ,
Lettie Cain , Myrtle Bowers , L.
P. Loueth , Anna Dorc , Elizabeth
Hossack.
RULO
Julia Cronin Laura Aikman ,
Bessie Brineg-ar , Mamie Kanaly ,
Cecile Kanaly , Carrie Boyd Jas .
'Viltse , Eva Bacon Sarah Edie ,
Ida Pierce Agnes Schrader , Ver-
na Vastine , C. 1\1. French.
STIU.LA
Jennie Tompson , Cora B. Hig-
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gins , Alice McCray , OlIie Bain , I
I. G. Wilson , Carrie Dieterich " : _
Pearl Cunningham , Grace Bain , ' . , : .
Jcnette E. 'Vellcr , 1\'lrs.I. G. \ViI- - " , .I r. .
son , \V. C. Jamcs. ' ' ; : ;
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Plu..FsTON . . ' .
A. D. Larabee , Katie 'lcl\Iahon. ; '
HUMBOLDT tf"
Myra Shrauger , Gustave Herr ,
Georgia \Vells' Jennie Gravatt.
Olive Patrashek , lone Norton , , '
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Pearl Snethen , Minnie Hudson , ' ' ( f.,1 "
Minnie Clift , Lela Patterson , H.
L. Hoff. Daisy Morris Mina : Y
Hothenburger , Edward Hodapp ,
Nelle Gandy , Emalyne Loenning
Mac Burgett'
SALEM
Ethel Barker , Florence Jones ,
J. Frank Pelf , Florence Lesley ,
Cecile Sheely , Nena Emmert ,
Orrie French , Ada Allen , Ah'er-
da Allen , Minnie 1. Jennings ' . 1
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Lulu M. Hoover. ' 11 ,
VERDON , . -
Maggie ' Hanle\ , D. D. Houtz '
V'an Aten , Frances KellyClara
1\1. Laughrey , Amelia -Nusbaum ,
O. O. Marsh , J. W. \Vatson.
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DAWSON
J. 'I' Oliver , Lillian Oliver ,
Nora V. Fenton , Venetta Shire
Li11ith 'Vaggener , Estella Gillon ;
Ethel Hummel Bessie Guinn
Lizzie Morris , V. E. Emmerson ,
'Vinifred Ryan , May Crawford '
Martha Kcrncm , Alpha Roberts ,
J. ' \Vagg-ener , Florence Judd ,
Mary S. Trunk , Ella Fisher and
L. P. Fisher.
SHUBI3RT . .
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Cora Henderson , Vesta Williams -
iams , Minnie James , W. P. Carr.
MISCELLANEOUS
O. Schlaifer , Omaha , Nellie
Davigon , South Auburn ; Helen
Smith , Sabctha , Kas. ; J.1 ? . Young . . .
Brock , Neb. , Blanche and Edna 1
Lytle , Broken Arrow ; Roy Rock-
well , Fargo ; Ruth Chambers ,
Table Rock ; Mamie Riley and
Bea Riley , 'Vymorej ; Maud Beatty
Chillicothe Mo. ; Florence Acot '
Palmyra ; F. T. Fenerstain , Fre-
mont ; C. 1\1. Bracclen , Omaha ;
1\1. Della Jordon Hebron , Sadie
C. Joy Peru ; C.V. . Carry , Vy- r !
more ; A. E. Butler , Barada ; J.
H. Veeder , ,
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