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Work is progressing on thc
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Win Harnack came up from
I Falls City on : Monday.
\ W. A. Nussbaum was a I li'a11s
, City visitor : Monday.
' John Ahern of Shubert was .
f ' on our street Priday.
? , I Vivian Mayfield was a Falls
, ' City visitor : Monday
Harry Goolsby of Lincoln is
! visiting his brother A. D.
1 trhe sherifT. John Hossack was
on our streets last tl'hursday. '
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j John .Morchead : of Falls City
transacted business here the first
to the wcek.
l\Ir.Swan of Omaha visited his
sister A. C. Petty the first of
the week
, : Mrs. Price and Son returned
to their home in l ' alls City , the
first of the we k.
A car load of brick arrvcd for
the new , bank building the latter
r part of the week.
A : Mrs. Combs returned from Ord
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Neb. , where she spent a couple
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month with rclativcs.
Josh Lord oC Salem drove over
I F'riday 1 evening his daughter
Vera accompanied him home.
\'Irs. ' Belinda andolph r turned -
ed from Rube on rllUrsday where
she spent several weeks visiting.
trom Murphy ' and wire of Daw-
son father and mother of : Mrs.
E. E. Bolejack visited here Sun-
day.
Hardy Hays and wife came
down Sunday from Shubert and
spent the clay with John "Talker
and wife.
:1\11' : Bud Friley sold his residence -
dcnce property to C. 1\1. Heinzel-
4 man and Joe Parsons the first of
the week. Consideration S)50.
J. G. Heinzelman had a ditch
dug across a piece of land the
fore part of the weck. E. Lb
Bowers also had the samc done
on his farm.
Harry Richardson and wife left
li'riday night for trcxas , being
called by telegram to the bedside
of her daughter Nellie.
\Irs. : S. 1V. yitman and Son
Oran cause up from Pttlo on
1\Ionday and spent several days
a with her friend l\lrs. L. A. Kin-
sey.
Some one entered Goolsby's
Saloon and J\owery's ' meat shop
on last 'l'hursdar night taking
i with them a small amount of
money some cigars Bad liquor. ,
Fleming obb's father came
in from l\lurray to visit with him.
Geo. Uttenmohlcn and wife
was over from Dawson on Fri-
day visiting J. A. Heinzelman :
i and family.
Fargo \
Andy Santo was seen on our .
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street Sunday.
Ralph Wheeler who is working
near Craig , 'Io. , attended the
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dance at this place last Saturday
night.
There is talk of Fargo ] having
ing- a new blacksmith shop.
Mrs . Mattie oveall , who was
sick , is slowly recovering .
John Krusor drove to Craig ,
\lo. , one day last week
l\'liss r aura Paul spent a few
days last week with her parents ,
south of this placc.
J , mil Saal of Fullerton , who
has been visiting his mother the
past week , teturncd i ; to his . home
Sunday.
1\rs. Della . and children of
near Shubert is visiting this
week with her parents , : Mr and
1\Irs. ' 1'houlpson.
Randolph Voegle and wife of
'Villiamsville spent last Sunday
with the latter's mother , l\rs.
Maggie Saa1.
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Geo. Diltz has sold his fine SO
acre farm to t-.1r. Otto
John Burk , sr. , of Rule yisited
relatives here a few days.
Dr. Maust : of Barada was a
visitor at E. Peck's Sunday.
Guy and Albert Burk were
guests of John Hutchison , Sun-
day
day.'Vm.
1Vm. Hucttncr and wife enter-
taincd a lttl1nber of their relatives
Sunday.
Mrs ' Frances ShatTer of Palls
City is visiting her children in
this vicinity.
J. 11' 1aust and family of
Straussville were guests of reht-
tives Sunday.
Robert Schindler and wife went
to Falls City last week to see the
latter's sister who was sick.
1Vtii. Hutchison is spending
the week at the Big lake in
Missouri fishing . and visiting rel-
atives.
Misses : r Lottie and Vera Yoder
returned home from their visit
with their sister , Mrs. Jas. Gil-
more at Verdon.
1\lrs. Lutz left last week for a
visit with her daughter Irs.
Yoclere who lives in Ashland , :
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Ohio.
\Irs. John 'Viltse and little son
of Falls l City returned home Sat-
urday after spending a \'eek with
her parents.
Money to Loan.
Annual interest , privilege to
pay part or all interest pay day.
Low rates. Mortgages bought.
Some good mortgages for sale in
various amounts. Lands for
sale.
Henry C. Smith.
1\1rs. Norman l\Iusselman en-
tertaincd the L. B. ' 1' . club
" \Vednesday afternoon. 'l"his
meeting was a farewell for l\Irs.
Dan Sargent who is soon to leave
for Abeline , I ansas.
Dr. C. F. Burchard was a
Beatrice visitor'Vednesday.
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Her Appreciation Was Ripe
"You are a very beautiful girl.
I don't believe you appreciate how
beautiful . " '
you really are
"Oh don't talk such
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nonsense ! " - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
: Best Man
He-That lawyer : seems to be n
very intimate friend of yours ?
She - Yes , he was best ratan .
at my divorce proceedings.-
Yonkers Statesman
Cane Sugar Plant.
Cane sugar cultivation is nuak
ing steady progress in Egypt.
This industry ill thc land of the
Nile is constantly growing , and
several new sugar mills are under
construction.
hail and Wind
On 'Vednesday afternoon a hail
and wind storm swept over the
county between here and Salem
and did Considerable damage/rhc
wind struck at Elmer Coons place
where it destroyed his barn and
killed a large number of chicken
for : Mrs. Coon. Geo. Coons team
being driven by a young man
named Allen became frightened
and . 1\11' Allen
ran away.r. received -
ceivcd many severe bruises. The
hail extended over some territory
breaking many window lights
especially at Norman Forneys.
Hail caused J.C.Moreheads horse j
to run away during the storm .
breaking the hari1ess in many
pieccs. At Bud Poses it destroyed -
ed his new hay oarn.
There were many similar experiences -
periences in tliiy neighborhood
. and the . storm was a bad one.
'rhe storm also struct about
five 1 and a half miles south of this
place.
O. L. Band of Humboldt was
in town Thursday on business.
1'Pn. ' Palmer is suffering from
a stroke of apoplexy since Wednesday -
nesday evening.
\Irs. Ed Hammond of Stella
spent this week here visiting her
mother 1\1 rs. Albert Norris who
is very sick.
The chickens in the : News
brooder are still in the. land of
the living and are thriving mar-
velously. Visions , fried chicken -
en with cream gravy a la Iary-
land arc filling the rose hued vis-
ion of the News man.
The Ladies Music and Art club
met at the library building \Ion-
day afternoon a very inter =
erting paper on Japan was read
and illustrated by \Irs. Id\lillen.
At four o'clock a number of child-
ern from the 4th , 5th and 6th
grades assisted the lames in plant-
ing the flowers in the bed between
the library and the news , office.
The merchants of this city were
liberal in the donation of flowers
seeds.
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At the \L E. church , prayer
meeting , 6:25 : ; Sunday school ,
9--1-5 : ; preaching , 10--1-5 : , subject ,
, The Importance of the \ Sunday
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