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j Sept mbcr 2 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE or ,
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Correspondence
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News of the County ns Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Ohio Precinct.
J. \V. Dodds and N. Peck drove
up to Peru , Monday returning
'I'uesdny.
G Joe Cu11r and wife visited Sun-
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day with 1. Hhoades.
1 J. \V. Dodds and f anll1y were
; pleasant visitors atV. . Pecks
I Sunday.
' ' r.lrs.Iaf g-ie Miller \ of Waterloo -
\\1 \ \ , lee , Iowa , is visiting wit h her
! narcnts and other relatives for a
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! few weeks
, E. Peck and wife drove down
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to .1\lorl' l , Kas. . last Saturday ,
\ ' for a few days \'isit.
Newt. Camblin and family of
I Highland , Kas. , visited at N. B.
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Burn worth's Sunday.
U Hc\ Stouder I aim wile' spent '
; Sunday afternoon in Falls City
4 visiting with fricnds.
1 . Davson.
Joseph Ogle and wife arc visit = : :
t jug relatives in Illinois.
\ \ ' . B. Alexander visited Shu _
Bert , if a business , way 'l'ucsday.
. .1\rs. D.\\id : Thomas and children -
ren returned to . . their home in
Lincoln Saturday.
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City during the week ; visiting old
fricnds. ' -
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R : . To' 1J. I. l' cn t. s arc rejoicing over
the arrival of a baby uoy.at their
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I home Sa turd.\\ ' .
\Iary. Nesladek went to Falls
City Saturday evening spend a
few days with her parcnts. I
1\lrs. 'Wm. Cache rctuniet1 to her
I home in 1'a11s Oity Monday after
visiting her dhug-hter here.
1\Irs. J. \V IIarhaug-h has been
seriously ill during thc weck. Lut
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is somewhat , improved at this 1 ;
writing. : \
Emma Keller 01 Falls Cithas t
again taken up her work with
her music class in this city after ; , 1 I
a months 'acation. ( '
Gus Schlosscr wu : up from i
Falls City a couple 01 days thc
first of the week , having come up 1
to meet his brothers who arc hereon t
on a visit froth the south. : '
Clark Phillips left Sunday for t
] leuron , Neu. , where he has l secured -
cured employment in a meat mar- \
ket. His wife will follow 'as soon (
as he secures a rcsid ncc. 1
Peter Schlosser is entertaining
his sons from the south , one from
' ' from Alaua-
Texas and the other ; c
111a. They carne unannounced t
and thc surprise to their relat'es (
was c0tiipletc. :
\Irs. ' Iar ) ' llla\'aty and daug-h- :
tlr- ; came down from Humuoldt
Monday l to visit her brother , Jos1 1
l'ph icg'er and family before j
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taking her departure . for her new
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home in Liiicoln. I
Misses Mamic and Ncllc Riley I
arc attending the exposition this
week and their brother Dan J. , of
Omaha 15 attending Uncle Sam's
husinessat the lW'Il office during
their absence
Misses Margaret O'Grady and
Mamic Fcnton have returned
from a ten days visit to Concorc1ia
and Haddam , Kansas. While it !
Concordia thc girls attended the
services at Nazareth Academy
when Miss Nora A. li'cnton , for-
merly of this place received the
habit of the Sisters of St. Joscph.
Miss Nora will bc known in thc
religious world as Sister Mary
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Aquinas.
Verdon.
Gertrude Bowman is on the
sick list this week.
J. S. Lord expects to move to
Salem in the near fuGtrc.
f4. A. Kinsey visited with .l.R.
Batcman and family at Stc11a
last Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Fogle arrived last Sunday
from a few days visit with relat-
ivcs near Cortland , Ncb.
Mrs. Belle Webster returned
front a weeks visit with friends
at Emporia , Kas. , last Fr'iday.
Henry Houston of Stanbcrry ,
Mo. , was looking after hu5iness
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here the lattet part of lastv : : ' \ . : : i \ .
Abe r.loQrc came down from
Stella Saturday to hc present at
1 he stock sale of S. C. \Visoms. ( }
W. n. Stowcll of Auburn was
down visiting with J. M. Robertson -
son and wife thc First of this
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wcck.
J. Ii' Cornell and wife , and
Miss Amelia Nttssbaumlcft Tuesday -
day for St. Louis for a weeks
visit at the Exposition.
Clarencc Clark and family
c ! mmnc front l''Hc. City ; tl.c
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attcr part of last week to look
rafter his farm interest north of
own.- .
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I , . J. Hichcock shipped his fine
nerd of cattle to Lincoln Satllr-
lay where they will be on exhibit-
on at thc State Fair.
The Parrot that was rallied off /
) y \VIll. Douglas Monday is now
hc property of J. A. Ileinzelinati
ltHI W. A. Nussbaum , they held
hc lucky number.
After spending \'cral months
visiting , with relatives and friends
of this place , l\Ir. and Mrs. House
cft Monday for their. home at
kingfisher : , O. ' 1' .
J. A. Hcinzelman sold his resilience -
lcncc to henry Corn the first of
this wcek. .1\1r. HC1117.clman will
ommencc at once the erection of
1 new house as soon as he ' can
get the material 011 the ground.
C.1. . Hcinzelman took the
train Tuesday night for Lincoln
to l bc present at thc Sonth Ne
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FAIR ROUTE ITO
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Fast Trains Elegant elovice"
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$25 to Portland , Tacoma and Seattle September ' , : t
15 to October 15 , 1904. '
$ : . ! 5 to LosAngles , San Francisco and " , Sacramento'
Cal. Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 i , 1904. x . '
- State Fair at Lincoln , Aug. 29 to . Sept. 2. Return : '
-limit Sept. 3rd. $ 2. So round trip. : "
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10 California and return $45. oc\ August 5t0 Sept. 1 °
IOth , , return limit Oct. 20. j -
rn = S t. Louis I G.odav _ limit. . . . . . . . , . . . . $13.55 M . - ' . - -
St. Louis 15 day limit. . . . . . . . . ' . . ,1. $ 200 ' ' _
St. Louis 7 day limit Tuesday and Thursday - " -
I day of each week . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . $7.25 .
, . Renieinber there is no change of cars to St Louis. r'
Take the \Vorlds Fair Special a.t S:43 : p. m. Leaves '
f St. Louis at S : io 1) . . m. and arrives here at 8:35 : the , i
m next morning. Best train through Falls City. I
Special Coach rates to St. Louis ; . . and , return Sept. ' ' ' I
3rd and 4th and i t th. Seven day limit $7. . 25. { .
- For further information see local agent. t "
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hraska Millers Club which was in
session 'VcdnesdaYt lie also
took in thc State fair while in the
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city. I
John. Bauer. Fred li'chrV. . A.
Nussbaum , Oscar Nussbaum ,
Gco. Fifcr , and the Misses . .9u-
ella and 1a'le Nussbaum . . . . . . tool : in
the sights at the State Pair on
\YN1.ncsday and Thursday . of this
wcek.
Perch Freaclly left for thc State
Fair Saturday night with some
of his fine hog-so Mr. Freadly
generally gets first premiums on
his herd of Thoroughbred Poland
China's.
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\Vilianlsvill
.1\11' Ernest .1\lichcals is on the
sick list.
1\11' Ed Schut1- who has been
quite ill is improvcd. #
Grandma Dunn is quite ill at
the home of R. J. Dunn. '
\lr. Ira Dunn and son B'roll ,
Jesse and Eugene drove to . Fargo
Sunday.
\Irs. E. C. Duerfeldt is entertaining -
taining- her niece from nori'iiern
Nebraska.
Mr. Fred Stcinbrink called at
th"c home of Jacob Arnold Sun-
day evening : - . .
-\Ir. Franklin has his new cider
mill in ntnnin'g" ; order , and has
commcnccd work.- .
Ira Dunn and sons JeSSe and
Eugene were in Falls City \V d-
: : . ) . . : attend the . : : . . . j
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Grandpa Schutz and grancl-
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- ' Ella \ ' 1
daug-htfl' EllaVissengcl' spent ,
last Sunday at the home ofIr. : '
lxcschke. . , _ ,
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Jake Arnoll , wife and son . .
Georg'c silent Sunday ' at 'tlfc' ' ' ' ' : , ' .
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Noire of i\lr. Frank Butler. - . ' /
The bridge near the homc of - " . :
John Constantine which -was , . '
washed ! : out by one of the recent 1 _
heavy rain has been repaired. .
P\ J. Dunn ) , wife and daughter
Hazcl and son Roy attended the _ _
picnic . . at Falls City 'flmurslay . . r . . " "
Ernest \Iichctls ; and , 1 family ; , \ " , ' ' . , -
Gust Ducrfel and family , .1akc '
Arnold and Mary. Duerfelt and' . " '
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Miss Longemaugh drove to t _ hc' ' , , 't. , , _ " . .
lakes near St. Deroin . 8unda . : . ; . . . . . , -
Emcrtcncy NCdicinci. . ,
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. It is a great conveni'iice to , '
have at hand reliable remedies , " . , .
for use in cases of accident and
for slight injuries and 'ailmcnts. , .
A good liniment and one that . is . . .
, fast becoming a favorite if not a
household ncccssi h' . is Chambcr-
ain's Pain l3alm. By applying ! 1 _
It promptly . to a cut . , bruise or
burn } It allays , the ' pam and causes I
the injury to heal in about O1e-
third time time usually required , '
and as it is an antiseptic it prevents -
vents any danger of blood poison- .
ing. \Vhen Pain Balm is kept at
hand a sprain may he treated before - ' -
fore iii llama tton sets in , which ; \ .
insure a quick , cO'C1'j'VQ " " . . .
sale - by A. G. \\'anmmer. -
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