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Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
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Ohio Precinct.
S. TI. KI11Hcly and wife Sun-
daycd with Grandpa Pcck.
Amiss Shraug-er is a guest of
1\1 rs. N. B. Burnworth this wcek.
Born , to 1\-Tartin ; Nolte and wife
last Saturday ; , a son.
A number of young people of
this vicinity drove to St. Del'Oin
SunCiay for paw-paws.
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Mrs. John .Wiltse spent a few
days with her parents this week.
A. 1) . Humbarg-cr and wife left
for their home last week after a
visit with Mrs. IIUtl1barg-crs par-
cn ts.
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Hc\ YOdCl' and ; wife left for
. their homc last week after a few
days visit with relativcs.
1\1rs. 0'1\ [ am's little son . who
had his arm injured a few weeks
mgo : is able to attenl school again.
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Verdon.
kraal \'crsolc nnd two chil-
drcn spent Sunday with L. A.
Kinscy and fnmily.
li John Chamhctlain came down
from Nelson , Ncbr Sunday morn-
ing , returning home Tuesday.
1\1rs. 1\cli1.a was in Shubcrt on
1\1ol1day.
Nellie Hossack carne up from
Falls City Friday afternoon and
spent Sunday with friends hcre.
1\rs. Robertson went to Au-
burn Monday aftcrnoon.
Mrs. Bruce Ncdrow returned
from thc hospital at Omaha last
'l'uesday. She has been taking
treatment under a specialist.
Frank Clark returned home
from Omaha Friday and brought
homc with him a fine lot of cat-
tlc.
Mrs. M. J. Sailors drew thc set
of tea spoons and desert spoons
given away by 1h3 Vcrdon Roller
Mills.
A social was given at thc home
of 1\11' Grifiiths , the procccds to
go to thc Congregational church.
It was largely attcndcd and sup-
pcs was se. ycd until a late hour.
, 1\11' and 1\1rs. Zook were called
to Shubcrt S..tu1'llay by thc scri-
ous illness of her sister , Mrs.
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r 1\1rs. Robcrts.
4 Chas. Hcinzclman returned
home from Lincoln Friday , where
hc has been attending thc grand
lokgc of thc A. O. U. , Y.
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.1\11' 'Vhcatlcys mother , of Au-
burn spent Sunday with him in
4 this city.
John Wilson , thc popular tailor
of Falls City was \ on our streets
1\1onday.
Alary : Heincman - entertained a
party at her home Tuesday night.
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J. Vaughn left for his home in
California 'Vcdncsday cvcning.
Hc has hecn visiting friends and
relatives her for somc timc.
The Verdon "Ncvcr Sweats"
crossed hats again with Salem
al1d defcat"d them again hy a
score of 13 to 1 , 'I'hc Salcm boys
wiIi remain < Iutct thc rest of thc
scason.
Grace Sailor went to Stclla last
Saturday.
l\lrs. Mary Conovcr and ( laughter -
tcr Helcn left Tuesday for a visit
in I11i noise
Dave ] loud is rcportcd very
sick.
Bccchcr Cornell was in halls
City last 1Velncsday.
Miss Nellie Goolsby of Vcrdon
and 1\11' Howcn Veal of Stella
were joined in matrimony at 5
o'clock by Hev. Hohn at the home
of thc brides parents October 5.
'l'hc bride has grown into woman
here and is a very popular young
lady. The groin lives ncr Stella
where they will makc their homc.
Davson.
Henry Funk and family who
visiting relatives in this section
for sonic time returned to their
home in Oklahoma last li'riday.
Mrs. G. A. Alexander and
children went to Omaha Fridty ;
and were met there by l\Ir Alexander -
andcr who had been in western
Nebraska looking up a new loca-
tion. They will spend a couple
of weeks in thc city.
John Figlc is home from a. trip
to Canad.t where hc has e.dcnsivc
land intcrcsts.
Minnie lxutz is home from a
pleasant visit with country
fricnds.
Mrs. Carrie McGinnis left
Monday noon for St. Anthony ,
Idaho , her future homc.
Judge Story of Pawnee , candi-
date for state senator , John Os-
bornccandidatc for state treasurer -
cr and H. C ! Jamcscandidatc for
bounty attorndy , all democrats
were in this section thc first of
thc wcck.
John Taylor and wife were in
Lincoln thc first of the wcek.
John Scynolds of Beaver City
is vis visiting old friends and
neighbors hcrc.
Dennis Carr and family visited
at thc home of Mrs. Carr's par-
cnts Jerry Fcnton and wifc.
Nellie Harrison returned from
a two months visit in Gillette ,
'Vyoming.
Father Corcoran spent a por-
tion of thc week visiting Father
Sorol1 in 1\.ulo.
Gco. and John Ncsledak of
Falls City visited their brother
and sister at this place.
S , L. Redwood and family and
Ella Fisher started for St. Louis
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Commencing Monday , October 17th , and
ending Saturday , October ? 3rd. A $7.50 set of
ware given free with every . range sold during
this \veek. . .
EVERYBODY INVITED J
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Alex Fe Meyer
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Saturday.
'Ic'3damcs Cooper and Van der-
vort of Salcm with their babies
visited the Graham family in this
city last weck.
Nina 'l'ichu went to Falls City
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Harry McConi1cll , the cigar
maker of Hl1mb0ldt was a busi-
ness visitor her Friday.
The basket ball team 0 f the
high school want to Humboldt
Friday evening and beat thc girls
of the < high school there by ten
points. The game is said to have
been an interesting i enc :
Jack Babb and wife of Falls
City were guests of relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs Timer Bennett and chil-
clrcn are ih from Grecnlcaf , Kas. ,
this week visiting 1\1rs. Ida Stiers
and other relativcs.
E. \V. Cummings and family
wcrr down from Burchard the
first part of thc week visiting
rclat \'cs.
Frank O'Grady , sr. , who has
bccn very sick for a long time , is
in a critical condition and thc end
is expected any timc.
j. B. Davis was down from
Humboldt Tuesday looking after
busincss.
THE TRIBUNE
One dollar per year .
All of the News
D. S. McCarthy
PROPRIETOR or
CITY DRAY LINE
Special Attention to tlouschold Mo\'lng.
Phone 211
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Palls City - - Nebraska
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ANAl\J SHOES . .1
$5 to $6
Walk OverShoes
$3. ; O to $4
SNAG PkOO
RUBBERBOOTS
$3.50 to $4 _ _
Men's Overshoes
$1 to $1.85
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Hall fgl
Greenw&.ld s
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Face to Face
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Look your watch square in the
face and ask yourself if you are
treating this old friend right in allowing -
lowing it to tick its life away for
need of timely attcntion.
Perchance a drop of oil now , a
little grit or dust brushed away will
prolong Its period of timeliness for
many days
\Ve clean , repair and put in order
timers of all kinds , from the costli-
est chronometers to the cheapest
Roberts , The Jeweler
Tribune $1 a : year
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