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Local and Personal.
I , . John Holt went to 'Salem on
'T uesday.
, . - " : i"- . 'Ir. J./yford \Vcdncsday for
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. May Maddox returned 'L'ucsel ay
from Lincoln.
:1\1rs. : Ross Jackson of Rule
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spent Tuesday in this city.
KerlwO' Dramatic Co. , Gchling-
theatre February ) G , 7 and S.
I ' Fred Keller was a B , & :1\1. :
, e , \ passenger for Salem \Vcdncsday.
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J. H Cain returned to Stella I
I \Vednesday afternoon via the :1\1. :
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Guy Crook rcslul1cd his studies
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at \'crsity"l'uesday morn-
, ing-
:1\11' : Spauldin : registered at thc
Union House thc first of thc
wcck.
, ! \Irs. \Ym. Griffiths came down
from Verdon thc first of the
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F. \V. Cleveland returncd from
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" a short visit in Salcm Tuesday
afternoon.
1 . George Ritterhol1sc of Wooel-
I wark , Ok. , is visiting his sister
I , Mrs. Ed Nolte.
! J I l\lcn'1l Cole of Webster : City ,
f--a ! . , 're : . , is visiting his uncle W.V ,
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I Abbey for a few days.
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j _ . . i A.Gallctte the genial salesman . .
I . , ; -l ; : " ' " , for Chases Chocolates 1 was in i :
i this city on l\londay.
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Miss Jcnnie Fcl1ers of 11l1m-
. boldt is visiting with \Irs. : John
Martin : and l\Irs. John l1lk.
I Elra \ Crook of Lane \ Wolf , 01 : . ,
- is visiting wi h his parents , :1\11' :
and Mrs. G. J. Crook in this city.
l Gertrude JIaye:5 who has been
! ' > ; ' _ , visiting' with Sallie . Shoellhcit re-
' " turn ( > d to llcr home in Stclla ' Wednesday -
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' nesday ,
On account or a severe sore
, th'Oil t Gust a ions Ruegge will
f F : not be able to sing in thc chllrd
. : , _ choir next Sunday morning'
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, . ' ! " ; . . James Bing' of Oxford , tieb ,
, I 2 : came in oil the Atchison . train tH. !
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gip ; ; . : w ; _ this city for it few l1UlII'
T y Mr. Dickison , engineer on en
, ; . glue N\ } . 34 , kindly showed the
: ; report over the Atchison Stut
J ' which is the cleanest and l > cst
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cared for engine 011 thc roac1.
A very cl1jo\'ah1e and wcll at
tended tea was given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church 011 1
'i , 'l'uLsday evening at the home 01 f
\ ' Judge and Irs. \Vilhite.
> , .A numhl'l' of Richardson count
x . . citizens . : who have been wearing .
ing' il worried look for sev'rtJ 1
weeks . are getting a little 'chc ty' '
ag-illn. The grand I" Jury is about
; " to adjourn.
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An Auburn man received a letter -
tcr from President Roosevelt con
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grltulatinghim upon being tlte ,
. father of ten childn What
J' WJuld the president have though
of the late Sol Stump who was
the father of twcnty-two ,
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The Kerkhoff Dramatic lO" ,
which ccmcs to thc Gelding theatre -
trc three nights tarting- Monday
l cb. 6th is known as one of the
best popular priced attl'ilctio's
making this tertor \ ) ' , They
carry twelve people , special scenery -
cry , light effects and high class
and up-to-late specialty fcatmcs.
Every play is new to thc theatre
patrons of li'alls 1 City. Monday :
night will hc a beautiful south-
ern play " . \Vay Down South"
staged with pretty effects and
elaborate costumcs. Prices that
arc right 15 , 25 and 35cts , Scats
now on sale at time Gelding bak-
ery.
ry.At
At the homc of 1\1 r. and Mrs.
D I ? . Lowe on \Vcc1nesc1a e\'cll-
ing-occurrcd the marriage of Miss
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iIargaretIorris and \VI11. Job non -
OI1 both or Stcll t ! 1 Pty 1 Sclirltrcr ;
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of thc Baptist church of this city
ofi dating- . These people are
both well known and -
highly respected -
spede'd in the cOllllllunit\ in
which they live and have a host
of friends to extend congratulations -
tions \ ! and best wishcs. After a
short wcddiig ! tour they will beat
at hOlllc to their friends at Stella.
Mayor Holt has distributed
nearly two dray load of clothing
among thc poor in addition to
those contributions : to Time
Tribune.I I r. 1-Jolt caused notices
of the condition reported ill the
last issue of this paper to bc read
in the churches , and as a result
thc charitable ladies of Falls City
have fairly swamped the Mayor
with substantial evidences of-
their g-enerosity. ,
Revival meetings at the 11. : E. -
chinch will } ] begin Sunday Feb.
12. l ev. Frank I Campbell of
Lincoln. . gist of the Ne-
braska Con iert'llce' ; will assist the
pastor. The two sons of Mr. !
Cautlbd'l1 } ] arc singers and will be .
1 r.sent to assist with thc music. -
1Ve cordially invite all to attend
these sen'es. : . - W. ' 1' . Clinc , pas-
tor.
1\ very serious operation was
1 I perful'lllC'd Monday at the Gard-
cner Hospital I upon Mrs. HcnsIr ) ' .
- It was an abdominal operation
fur tile removal of tumors from
) which she suffered for many
year : : and performed by Dr Fast
assisted 1)\ Lrs.Miner and Burch-
anI. Success attencled and thc
patient is recovering .
Fred Haw-.by of Auburn was
in thc city on legal business Monday : -
day and 'l'uesclay. Mr. IIawxby
was interested in a case before
- the Grand jury ill which certain
Nenlaha County parties were im-
plicated.
An Auburn man received a letter -
tel' from President Roosevelt
\ congratulating -
g'ratulating' him upon being thc
father of tell childrcn. What
, would the President have thong-ht
of the late Sol. Stump who was
the father of twenty two ?
Edwin Falloon Baas in ltilo
Monday on legal b11S111CSS.
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DO YOU KNOW OUR PRiCE ;
FOR BUTTER FAT .
Last half of January is i 2SC per pound
t 1)0 you know this means $ ' 1. 12 t.o $1.25 per hundred -
, dred for milk ? ti
, Do you know during' the winter of 1902 i we paid as
' : high as 27C for butterfat ; and 25C in 1903 ? I
' . Do you know these are better prices than ( lair ) -
I men of New York , \Visconsin , and other : old clair
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, state who follow f ' ' ' far
dairying' exclusively are realizingfar ; ;
i their milk produced on farms worth S ion 1 and more per J
acre ?
Do you know this beats raising dollar wheat : or
E fiftycentcorn / ? . .
Do rou'know we paid more money to the farmers
I of N braska in 1904 than all othcr creamery companil's
t i op ( rating in the state ?
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Io ] yeti realize i What y"u are losing if von are not
( i the owner of a Dc Laval hand separator and one of our
2 patrons ?
lJo . YOll know that wc sell the De Laval , the best
:4 : separat.or on earth ? ?
Do you know that out of ; t ttal ) of 20.000 scpar- "
I i at.ors used in Nebraska 5,000 ' are Dc Lavals ?
l Po you know you arc not one of our 20,000 pt- ;
. , trans , that : it will be to your interest to call on our rcp- I
rescntativc and talk this on r. . .
I3. ; vrl"cE CREArlERY c0. I i
\Ve sell separators on Busy terms. '
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For Ftarther Pa ; ticulai-s , see ! h
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L WHIITAKER BROS.
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COAL \ C 0 " La
' . ( The Only Exclusive Feed Store : in the Ci tyo I ( J )
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. 11.11 11"11111. ' all kind of Coal and Woutl : call till / conl"r" UII "hnrL 1I'llcI' . I'1. ' nty of I
) 110111' . ground : 1..1. Irartuul : Sin.rt . . : eralll , lIal11 Hay and -Ira\\ : : Rock S.lt " - .
" Ec PI'1' C\\ I. . fine ground : Hod 1t Salt . ; oc I. rt . . c\\'l. . ; \1chiu.1I1 , Halt SLFtt 111'1' h.lrl'l. 1 I
. lee ii. . "a.l k4 , hOC : l'l'n",1 Hh"Ifor \ Lhlclu'll" : $1.2 : ; 1"1' C\\'I. . Ground Oil Ctkr $ _ .oo r
.J pc" c\\'l. 1'1"11.10111 , , Pratt , \\'alldlls Stud and POllltry I'oolls. \'a..h fur IIlIlh' ( ' . I
J gUlf" and Poultry. ' o. P. Ii BC f ( . 1-1 I
I I fawt rev * " ' ' " " t 'r" ' " , D ' ' . . . . = . . . . . E" ' " In .
fJ It. . . ry 7a.a a [ l ! , .J
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't he young married laelie
kcnsing-to\1 \ club will entertain the
mcmber husbands at George
U.lt's resilcnce this evening.
Scvera 1 lae1ic halve been \ admitted
to mcmbership rccently
l ; cpresen tat i \ " ( Cn nnitlgIiain i \
has intro < nced a bill to make it a
penitcntiary offence to platy foot
ball. 'rhc suggestion has be1 \
made that Cunning-ham is crazy
but he isn't hc is i mcrely all kinds
of a danlplmool-
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Fatal Accident at Salel11.
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A terrible accident is reported
as having occured in Salem ' 1'ues-
daA ten year old boy named
'Valkcr was coasting down the
hill on main street when he lost .
control of his sled and 'crashed in-
to the fence at thc side of the
street. A splinter of wood was
run into his head scattering the
, brains . of thc child all al'Ounel. It
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is reported that the child lived
I but a short time. J
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V l. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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I tfartford Fire insurance
Lands , bought ; and sold
Iiouses in city for sale
fioncy to io-tl
Telephone 178
DOr 'T DO IT !
It dun't pay ! Don't send
away for Nursery Stock ! !
'I'itc best trees . thc finest
fruits , the hcst results aI'\ . '
obtipcd ; \ by purchasing trees
of the FALLS CITY NUI
S11:1' A large stock of
choice home grown trees to
select fr0111. Lowlprices for
Hig-h Grade Trees.
\VM. flOI-ILEr , Proprietor
.A number of Richardson Cuun-
citizens who been h"'C w"1a ring
it worried look for several weeks
arc getting a little chesty"
again.tl'he Grand jury i" about
to adjourn.
