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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1905)
. - - . - - - - - - - - - - ' 1 JNtir" : : _ " , , ' , ' wwavaravuve : za u W\'MI a waw spa IIII' " . . .JII ! " ' --.D-- . . , . . . . . . . . _ _ _ - - - - ----r--- - . - : . - . U . ANNOUNCEMENT I L FOR THE YEAR 1905 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 _ " . . .u.Jy ' 19 1 j t . t ' . 1 I' ' H . , II : II I I L = m _ . . . . . - . " . . .T' ' ' -IIfIt. ' ' -n."f at : ! . _ _ . ilili'i.l.J ir' Nlattings better than ever. The Spring line now coming in and at prices always the lovest. We have just received 1,000 yards of Japanese rtattings that ve viii sell as a lender at 25c per yanl. This grade always brings 35c in other stores. Voli viii do well to anticipate your needs. The war has shortened the supply and when this is gone ve cannot duplicate. \Vc viII carry a fuller line of Carpets this spring than usual. Keep this in n1ind. \Ve are in a situation to save you n10ney. All Carpets - pets sewed on our own nHlchines. We can give you an Ingrain Carpet sewed in 20 minutes after order. This is a great benefit to farlllCrS , and over others prices costs you nothing. The Furniture line is to be better stocked than ever and a more varied line to select fro Ill. We pay freight anywhere in the county. Lace Curtains during this spring will he sold nt a sacrificc. Our Inventory discloses \ve have an overstock. "Ve solicit your I continued patronagc. .w.I".T"CF' : " . : ; rr. . _ . , . . . : : : : cr- IO..J.-- = ) O. ' . . . , ; : - _ = _ _ I - i'R E lsw----j.\--"BS--E Y . FALLS CTY NEBRASKA . , . . . _ . 9 r t ( t t = = _ _ _ ; _ ; _ _ ; _ : m ; ; _ _ : _ : _ ; ; _ _ _ : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; = ; ; ; ; ; ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ff , . ' Married. Sarah usephinc HolTman and Henry Wolfe were united in marl - ; l . riagc , 'L'uesday at ( ) ,30 p. m. at the Episcopal Rectory in La Mars l\Iissouri. 1'he ceremony was preformcd by Nl \ ' . lillel' . Mr. congratulations ? lr. and Irs. , \Volfe left on the S o'clock train ' .T for Springfield Mo. which city will be their homc. Mrs. Wolfc is the second daughter of Mrs. John Hoffman of this city and is quite popul Jr in Falls City social circlcs. She has been employed " for thc past year in the department - ment Store of Johnston & Sons. Henry Wolfe thc oldest sOli of Henry Wolfe Sr. is a promising young man well liked by every one , and has earned an e\ccllant : reputation as a fC nic Artist. ' ' ' their ab- Although regretting - sence' thc many friends oflr. . and Mrs. Wolfe join with The . . , : L'ribunc in extending cong'rat- g IOns. District Club Meeting The first l district of the state federation of woman clubs is male up of the counties in the first congressional district. Representatives - ( .t ' resentatives from . the towns and cities in this territory assembled in convention i,11 this city on 'ups- { day. Fift'\-onc accredited delegates - gates arrived in the city at that time and were assigned to their quarters b\ the local committees from Sorosis and Friends in Council. Tie first session was held in thc Iethdist church'l'uc5- day evening before a large and interested audicnce. The church was beautifully decorated with r. ) club colors , cut flowers , ferns ald : - - - - - - - - palms. Mrs. ? I. \Y. Wilson wcl- cOl11l'd the vlsltiii g delegates , lrs. IIvrpham ofrIi incoln res- ponle(1. The pr9gralr1 ; was well received by the audience especially - ally vocal solos by Miss Robbins and Mr. Davics. Miss ? liner \ gave reading's from Jas. \Vhitcomb Riley also Miss Graham of the Pcru Normal in selections from Paul Lawrence Dunbarthe negro poet. 1\1rs. A. \V. Fiell l and state president 1\1rs. Jushncl1 ] 01 Lin- colli had much to say of woman and her work and as was expected said it in effective ' . ? I . an wa\ s. ! \V. H. Hart of Peru read an exhaustive - haustivc paper on the Abbey paintings in the Boston library. 1\lrs. Anna A.ppcrson of ' 1'ecttul- sell spoke very entertainingly for a few minlltc A her the close of the session a great many at- teddcd the reception givin the visiting delegates at thc home of .1. H. Cain. At nIne o'clockYedncsclay morning Anna Dorring'ton opened - ed thc program by a solo. Mrs. Bean of Humboldt read a report of thc 'l'ccumsch district meeting ing' last yearThe delegates from the various clubs of the < lis- trict which were represented gave rcports. 1\1rs. H. D. Traverse of Platlsmouth had a most excel- lent pepcr upon " \Vhy Libraries should bc cstablishcd in small "f''n. . " Fe ? ; : orts from infant libra- rics established rcccntly by clubs in the district were g''cn. . One Tecumseh woman said they began - gan their library fund by asking each business man for 50 cents. A paper on "Civil service rc- form" was read by 1\1rs. Olive \Valcott of Weeping 'Vatcr. Es- - tella Graham again favored the convention with a rcadillg' . 1\'lrs. ' A.V. . Ficld of Lincoln talked " briefly and to the point 011 \Vhat call Womalls Clubs do to Encourage out door art. " Time text of ? Irs. It'icld's talk was "Clean ) our own door yard. " Mrs. Pomcrinc of Lincoln gave a five minute talk Oil the bw now pCllding' in the legislature asking an appropriation for crippled and dcformcd indcgen children : of Ncbraslm. A hospital will bc added to thc home of the friend- less should thc bill arry. 'l'his closed thc prog'ra m and the delcgatc5 adjourn to the National hotel for luncheon which had been provided by the Falls lity cluhs. 0- _ _ _ ? jss Anna Miller of the Lin- coln Journal reported thc COII- veiltioml. Mrs Wheeler ( formerly l\Iaud Slocmn ) or Stella brought down the house by her report. Humboldt was the banncr town for rcpn scntation. 'j'hc follow- ing seven ladies attcnded. 'Jmcs. : Howell , Wilson , Shirley , - - Coo ' amid Miss Bean , Lig-g-ett" , Cooper Jennie Fellcrs. Stella sent three ladies. Mrs. Wheeler 1\1rs. Isaac Harris and 1\1rs. Ralph Clark. 'l'he Conference of the E\'att- gcliccl Association hcld at Yates Cdnter , has , closed last Sunday nig'h As a result of the Con- fercllce Hey. C. Liege will be stationed at Kansas City 1\10. He\ John Kaning'n atthe at Preston - ton station while Rev M. 1\Ian. hart we arc pleased to learn remain - main in this city. jJ. ' ' -Q : > .4 I L I - - - - - , - - - - - A. \-\TALKER PtlVSICIAN & SURGEON omce over Cleveland's Store I I ours from I to 2 ; 7 t09 Phone I 70 Old Time Prices ! First Class Apple 'frecs and he finest Budded Peach 'J'recs at 10 cents each or SS. 00 per hundred. 'I ' hcse trees are all grown in the Nursery at Falls City. They are first class in every rcspect. Sale ground one block north of court honsc. 'V\I. l\JOJIJ.glx , PIWP. SARA1 G A - t BOARD . I Lunch at all Hours I LODGING 'I I . .rsr C. , V. Helldricl\s : Proprietor wilt Kanobc visited Hiawatha friends \Vclnesclny.