Trie HALLS ClTY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 4 , 1906
LOCAL LORE
Kat Sowlcs' cumly.
James Delaware was hi town
Tuesday.
II. Uoehme was up Irom Rule
on Monday.
Cash paid for eggs and Poultry
at Heck's feed store.
II. P. Rieger came up from
Preston on Monday.
W. II. Mellott of Auburn was
a Friday visitor here. '
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Nelle Weaver was down from
Verdon the past Friday.
Alva Lively is home after an
extended visit inJion City.
\ > Sadie and Ida Meyers of Pres
ton spent Monday in this city ,
Fred Weise who has been on
the sick list is now recovering.
Herman Tuback on Route 3
nas a Tribune visitor during the
week.
Mrs. C. Staver of Salem spent
Saturday with her son , Walter ,
here.
Fred Oswald came down from
Lincoln and spent Sunday with
his parents.
W. S. Lcyda was in Auburn
and Stella the first of the week
on business.
George Harral one of our Ilum
boldt friends was here on busi
ness Monday.
Joe Norris of Lincoln visited
with his parents here the fore
part of the week.
J. G. McGinn is while down
irom Dawson last Friday was a
pleasant caller at this office-
Arthur Walton of Ft. Worth ,
Texas is the guest of his friend ,
Thos. Spence , at the National.
Ed Hall left the first of the
' ivcek for McCook where he will
\ Tvork at his trade during the sum
mer.
J. E. Gaskill , of the Ross P.
t Curtice Music Co. , and wife ,
were down from Nebraska City ,
! ' Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Martin returned
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f-t "flfednesday from Indiana where
f .she was called by the death of
I 'ier father.
; ( , A. W. Southard has our thanks
for a call during the week , he
> eing on our list of faithful ones
from the first.
Mrs. Jno. Spraggins has re
turned from a brief visit with
her sister Mrs. D. M. Saylor at
Merrill Kansas.
George Hall was quite serious-
Jy ill the first of the week , and at
this writing is still in a very
weak condition.
W. S. Moore was in town the
Srst of the week , making ar
rangements to commence work on
this spring's ditching.
Having decided to move South
i ] offer my home and business for
sale. If you want bargains call
at once. Frad Beaulieu.
Mary Griffin who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle ,
Rev. Griffin , returned Tuesday to
her home in Kansas City.
, Melvin Anderson , Ed Gipe ,
- "JValter and Floyd Majors came
| K t < A flown from Johnson last week to
I * work on Christy's berry farm
aear here.
'V Word has been received by
Hugh O'Grady of Dawson , that
his son , Dan. in San Francisco
has escaped uninjured from the
appalling disaster here.
The special music at the Pres
byterian church is excellant anc
is quite a drawing card. Those
who have assisted in this an
certainly to be complimented or
their renditions.
A Graham returned last Fri
* day from Cleveland , Ohio , when
he was called by telegram , bj
the death of his brother. lit ;
brother was an honored and re
spected citizen having lived it
that city for over forty years
On his way home , Mr. Grahatr
visited his son Fred in Chicago
Frank Simons was up from
? ulo Saturday.
Riley Wilson was down from
lumboldt Tuesday.
Tom Riley was down from
Dawson Wednesday.
John Wilson , the tailor , rc-
urned Tuesday from Rulo.
Mrs. John Crook is visiting
vith relatives in Coin , Iowa.
Carroll Prior spent Sunday
vith her sister near Shubcrt.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Bur-
hard , on April 25th , an infant
on.
on.The
The expert miners from Tope-
ca are now bus ) ' at the Pirate
Mine.
Ethel Hatching has returned
rom a visit with relatives in
Jtella.
O. A. Cooper of Ilumboldt was
i business visitor to this city
Tuesday.
Mrs. O. P. Windle and daugh-
er have returned to their home
n St. Joseph.
Painters are busy decorating
he front of the Wahl & Parchen
tore building.
Will Schmelzel spent several
ays of this week at the home of
lis parents here.
Vesta Lively has just closed a
uccessful term of school in Dis-
rict 79 near Salem.
Ralph McDonald of Hiawatha
vas the guests of friends in this
itr last Saturday evening.
Joseph Graves was down from
lumboldt Tuesday helping Chas.
leineman with work in this city.
Stella Lowe has returned to
icr home in Stella after a short
isit at the home of Mrs. Hous-
on.
Bert Davis and family have
noved to Humboldt where they
vill live on the Ben Mullen
arm.
Mrs. M. C. Conovcr drove
lown from Verdon last Friday
and called at this office while in
town.
Mrs. Enrl North and baby of
incoln are visiting with her par
ents S. B. Hoffnell and wife near
Salem.
Little Albert Tanner was down
rom Humboldt and spent Sun-
la } ' with his grand mother in
his city.
Corn planting is rather late
ihis season but the farmers are
low very busily engaged at that
occupation.
Bucher Bros , of Humboldt
topped the fat steer market Mon-
lay with two carloads that
brought $5.55.
Master Preston Fergus re
turned Sunday from a weeks
visit with his sister Maggie , who
s teaching in Ilumboldt.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Putman arrived from Geneva last
Saturday and will spend the sum
mer at her home in this city.
Frank Witt on Route 5 has
been employed to do the carpen
ter work on Frank Swanda's new
farm residence near Humboldt.
Hi Beldon of Dawson was
visiting old friends here on Mon
day , and while making the
rounds gave us a very pleasant
call.
Mrs. Neal Mulligan who has
been visiting with her parents
John Hossock and wife returned
Monday to her home at Superior ,
Nebr.
Prof. Crocker left VVednesda }
for headquarters at DCS Moines
Iowa. George doesn't seem to
lose any avoirdupois as a com
mercial man.
Chas. Gungenhauser of Spicer
precinct was in the city Wednes
day. He was on his return from
St. Joseph where he topped the
market with a car of yearlings.
Mrs. Dora Shields has return
ed from Ilumboldt , where she
has been at the bedside of her
mother , Mrs. D. V. Chaffin for
several weeks. Mrs. Chaffin is
now on the road to recovery.
Frank Ilanna spent Sunday
lere.
Frank Rantsma was down from
Nebraska City Monday.
Ed May and wife returned to
Salem Wednesday noon.
E. Hosclton came up from
Preston the past Friday.
F. N. Lawrence returned to his
lome in Dawson Monday.
Prof. Richardson was a Dawson -
son visitor during the week.
Geo. C. Randall of Auburn
was a Sunday visitor in our city.
J. D. Seyler was over from
Merrill , Kansas the past Sunday.
L. E. Leeds was among the
Rule visitors here last Monday.
J. W. White was a business
visitor in Rule Wednesday morn
ing.
Chas. Mclntyre of Nebraska
City was among our Monday visi
tors.
Chas. Humphrey of the Ver
don Vedette was on our street
Monday.
Mr. Syster of Reserve was
transacting business affairs here
Tuesday.
John Tighc of Ilumboldt was
transacting business affairs here
on Tuesday.
Fleming Robb of Verdon spent
Sunday and Monday with friends
n this city.
Mrs. Sam Stewart of Reserve ,
Kansas spent Tuesday with her
parents in this city.
Mrs. Ross Jackson and small
son Otis , of Rule are visiting re-
atives in this city.
John Crook left the first of the
week for San Francisco and
Seattle , Washington.
Vera Lord returned Tuesday
'rom Salem where she has been
the guest of her uncle.
Will Restorer and son of St.
Joseph spent a portion of this
week with relatives here.
W. A. Albright of Dawson
was a business visitor here , be
tween trains on Wednesday.
Joe Lord and wife were down
irom Salem , Tuesday , and visit
ed with his brother in this city.
Jule Schoenhite was up from
Kansas City this week , visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Cecil Graham and little daugh-
: er of St. Louis , spent Sunday
ast with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Albert Bentley and daugh
ter Dorothea spent Saturday and
and Sunday the guest of Rule
friends.
Mrs. Fortune who has been
visiting with her mother , Mrs.
White , left Tuesday for Topeka ,
Kansas.
Mrs. Saml Marts was a B. &
M. passenger for Wymore last
Wednesday , where she will spend
a week or more with lur son
Lee , and wife. From there she
will go to Goodland , Kansas.
Wasn't that a fine shower Fri
day last ?
R. V. Meluncy now reads this
weekly paper at Newport. R.I.
Preston Keiser of Ilumboldt
was on our streets Sunday last.
Amos Gantt was out of town
the fore part of the week on busi
ness.
Dowty Watson and Samuel
Rogers drove up from Reserve on
Sunday evening.
Win. Riley of Dawson was
shaking hands with Falls City
friends Wednesday.
Clarence E. Smith is under the
care of a physician , being quite
ill the first of the week.
G. W. Sears of Pawnee City
was looking after business in this
city the latter part of the past
week.
George Jones returned Satur
day from Reserve , where he has
been employed for several
months.
Joseph Lepek moved his
household elTects to Ilumboldt
this week where he will make
his home.
Samuel Bucher was called to
the bedside of his brother Henry
Bucher at Lisbon , Iowa. He
was accompanied by his daughter
Miss Grace.
J. G. Crook was a business vis
itor to Hiawatha Friday last.
He says our neighboring city has
donned its spring apparel and is
looking her very best.
A move is being made on the
part of some of our business men
to make theclosing hour 9 o'clock
instead of 630 ; through the sum
mer months. Farmers arc signi
fying a desire for this change
and a number of the merchants
are anxious to meet the demand.
A woman with a small child
was stranded in this city Thurs
day last. They were found at
the M. P. depot by night watch
Richards who brought her
to the City hotel until aid was
furnished to send her to relatives
at Lincoln.
W. W. Spurlock of Salem is
now recovering from a severe
bite of a large black spider. While
sorting potatoes in the basement
of his store Monday a week , and
feeling a sharp pain in his linger
he investigated finding a large
black spider clinging to his hand.
It was torn away and the injury
immediately dressed by a surgeon.
The little yellow Dandelion
seems determined to capture the
lawns in all parts of the city and
unless a united effort on the part
of all is centered toward its de
struction , it will continue its
spread each year. But little can
be accomplished in the destruc
tion of this pest by a few , as the
seed from your neighbor who
docs not make an effort , is suffi
cient for a whole neighborhood.
Let us make an effort to extermi
nate this nuisance in our city
this season.
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if Paint , Wall Paper , Hammocks
We have anything you want in paints , whether house ,
barn , floor , buggy or wagon. We also have Japalac
and varnish stain for furniture We have the larg
est and most carefully selected stock of Wall Paper.
It will surprise you to see our 10 , 15 and 20 ct. lines.
Don't fail to see them before you buy We have
just opened up the finest line of 1 lammocks ever
brought to this city. You will want one before long
and remember
THE CITY PHARMACY
Dr. McMillan , Proprietor , Falls City
Will Wilton of Omnh.i spent
Sunday in to\vji.
Frank lUahcney was over from
Nitns Git } * Wednesday ,
Win. Retigge has our thanks
for financial favors this week.
Hi ( Juackenbush of Duliois
was a business visitor to this city
Friday.
Laura Naylor has accepted a
position in Omaha and left on
Sunday for that place.
Mrs. Ada Wells returned on
Tuesday from a lew days visit
with relatives at White Clond.
Georgia iJeaulicu accompanied
Nettie Cleveland to Nebraska
ity last Saturday for a few days
visit.
George Frey of Sterling , Neb. ,
ittendcd the funeral of his fost
er mother , Mrs. Schaiblc last
week.
Mrs. David McCoy and son ,
Robert , of Hiawatha spent Sun-
vitli her father , J. R. Cain and
amily.
V. G. fvyford spent a few days
of the week in Lincoln , where
lis daughter Mabel is a student
at the University.
Mrs. James Pickett went to
Sterling last Friday to be present
it the wedding of her sister ,
Louise Radinsky.
F. Dacschncr and wife of Hia
watha attended the funeral of
the latter's mother , Mrs. Catha
rine Schaiblc in this city last
week.
Miss Mary Schaible , who was
called here by the death of her
nether returned to Omaha Mon-
lay , where she is in a dcacones ? '
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13d Uell is at Dawson this week
n charge of the drug store of
JJ. . Cummings who was looking
ifter business in other parts of
the state.
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Dr. Wolfe was called to Vcr-
lon one day the past week to as
sist Dr. Kent with John Cornell ,
who is very low at his home
west of that place. '
Mrs. Charles Iluntsberger. who
las been the guest of her cousin ,
R. P. Roberts for several
days , leit on Monday for her
tome in Jackson , Miss.
E. K. Kcntner and family have
irrangecl to move to Atchison
) ut were delayed a week or more
on account of repairs on the
louse they will occupy in that
city. _
The field da } ' program sche
duled to take place at Salem last
Friday was postponed two weeks
on account of the rainy weather.
The district meet takes place in
Hutnboldt tomorrow.
Rev. H. B. Smith will begin
liis new charge in Lincoln at St.
Luke's church next Sunday His
family will remain here some
time longer. Until a new rector
is secured , Rev. Smith will con
duct services here every Tuesday
evening and Monday morning.
"In twenty-five years I have
not seen such an abundance of
fruit blossoms and such a .scarcity
of injurious insects , " said an In
dependence man this morning , in
discussing the fruit prospects in
Jackson county. "You may ex
pect all kinds of fruit this season
to be abundant , cheap , and re
markably free from imperfec
tions. " Kansas City Star- The
same condition seems to prevail
in Richardson County.
Three weeks ago The Tribune
announced that M. J. Byrne "and
wife" of Dawson were in our city.
While it was not our intentions
to lie about our time honored
friend , it appears that we were
at least ten days previous. A
mutual friend from our neighbor
ing village , ti-lla us that the lum
ber prince and his estimable wife
are now cosily at home to theii
numerous friends after spending
some tune in Oklahoma and the
south This is a move that we
have for years , advised friend
Byrne to make and we join a
host of friends in extending con
gratulations.
Don't Read This
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If you have perfect teeth , If not i
remember that 1 will be glad to
serve you "at the old Htaim" over
the Kichardson Coitnlp Dank ,
fcollnjj sure that 1 can please you
in all lines of dental work. I
have one of the nicest offices in
the city. My instruments , meth
ods of operation , etc. , arc up-to-
date. Kongh , unnecessarily
painful methods have no place in
my office. Fees as low as con-
sistant with high grade work
ami materials. Motto ! As little
pain as possible with honest con
scientious service. Careful ex
amination free. Come sec me
and tell your friends : - : : : : :
Dr. C.N. Allison J
DENTIST
Phone ills , Falls City , Nebraska I
Presbyterian Cburcb.
The subject at the Presby
terian church next Sabbath ,
morning will be "What the Bible
teaches about the recognition of
our loved ones in heaven. "
Kvcrybody invited.
S. W. Gimn'iN , Pastor.
M. E. Church.
The following services next
Sabbath :
9:45 : Sunday school.
10:45 : a. m. , Preaching.
3:00 : p. m. Junior league.
7 p. m. Epworth league.
8 p. m. , Preaching.
You arc invited to attend.
W. T. CI.INK , Pastor.
Earl Cline of this city has been
selected as one of the debaters to
represent Nebraska at the Miss
ouri-Nebraska debate to be held
in Warrcnsburg , Mo. , May 18th.
Mr. Cline has been making very
rapid progress as a debater and
liis success is a source of great
pride to his many Falls City
[ riends. C. F. Reavis was se
lected as one of the judges of the
lebate.
C. H. nARION i
AUCTIONEER ,
Sales conducted in
scientific and busi
nesslike manner
I C. H. MARION j
1 Falls City , Nebraska i
RINGS ! i
Arc more fashionable
than ever before. As
usual we have provided j
for the demands of fash
ion and have strength
ened our stock of Rings ji
until we now have the i
largest and handsomest
line in the city. We
have a wide variety of
all that is newest and
best in signet , band and
gem-set ri ngs. We pay
particular attention to
the birth Stones now so j
much worn. Call and
see our stock of Jewelry
which not only com
prises all the latest and
bcstin Kings , but every i
thing that is kept in a
( irstclass Jewelry atore.
Watch repairing a
specialty : : : : : :
A.E. JAQUET
THE OLD RELIABLE
T Falls City , Nebraska
I Dr. fleo. H. Parsell 1
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j : llomcepathic Physician , and
i Surgeon
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( Also treats the Eye ; ;
and Fits Glasses ) >
Office at Residence
Telephone 88
