lnchALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 18 , 1906
LOCAL LORE.
HJat Sowles' candy.
Green bones ground Ileiser
and isloshuan.
R. Shelly was up from Preston
Tuesday afternoon.
Myrtle Kamel spent Friday
with Salem friends.
SP. . Gist and wife were down
from Salem last Friday.
W. II. Wylie was down from
Nebraska City Monday.
S. II. Bayne was a Monday
passenger for Dawson.
W. W. Chinnock of Wymore
was in town last Saturday.
Geo. Cleveland madca business
trip to St. Joseph on Tuesday.
F. J. Damon of UawsonNhas
our gratitude for favors during
the week.
Attorney Guile of Ilttmboldt
was a business visitor here last
Monday.
Rev. Haskins is leaving this
week for Portis , Kan. , his new
field of work.
Zula McCool of Salem was the
guest of Falls City friends the
first of the week.
John Stitzer has returned from
a visit with his uncle. II. F.
Zumbrunn at Nelson.
Kate Thomas of Omaha was
visiting with friends here the
fore part of the week.
Pearl Jones left Saturday for
a brief visit with her friend ,
Stella Carlisle at Salem.
R. K. Grindstead was dowr
from Salem last Saturday return
ing on the noon passenger.
If you will read the advertise'
incuts in this issue you will lean :
that it pays to trade at home.
Harvey Grimes , recently ol
Pawnee City is now day operatoi
at the local C. B. Q. station.
Gus Ruegge will leave Sundaj
for Hastings where he will pla )
with that team during the base
ball season.
Neal Thornton of Omalu
passed thiough here Monday
while returning from a visit witl
Rule friends.
Mrs. Ruegge and daugdter , Ids
spent Sunday with the former' :
daughter , Mrs. Anna Peck uea :
Reserve , Kan.
Vera Lord , Florence Wylii
and Anita Wilson drove to Salen
Saturday and made a brief visi
to friends there.
Bert Elimau and family win
recently moved here from Salem
Mo. , are now nicely establishei
in their new home.
Mrs. Bert Harpster left Satur
day for a two weeks visit witl
her parents at Preston , befor
moving to her new home in Bea
trice.
C. F. Reavis left for Warrens
burg , Mo. , last night to act a
one of the judges in the Nebras
Ua-Missonri debate to be heL
there tonight.
Mrs. W. H. Putnam was calle
to Rockwell , Iowa , Sunday nigh
by a telegram announcing th
fcerious illness of her sister. Sh
will be absent a couple of week ;
The flowers that bloom in th
spring have been planted in th
court house square and as a cor
sequence Henry Ruegge is weai
ing the smile that won't com
off.
A large snake was killed i
court house yard Tuesday. Jai
jtor Ruegge curled the thing u
in the path with the idea of hel ]
ing the prohibition movement
possible.
The last break of the ma
order houses has permitted 01
merchants to demonstrate wh ;
-we have always claimed , th
the business done by these peep
is founded on misrepresentatio
Read the advertisements of Pa
Hessler and Reavis & Abbey c
* Vt page three of this paper ai
( Ik learn from them the truth
Walker's visit to Falls City.
Walter Staver was a Salem
visitor Sunday.
Louise Rule spent Saturday
with Salem friends.
Pat O'Brien was down from
his Dawson home Saturday.
L. C. 13dwards visited with his
parents at Ilumboldt Sunday.
Mr. Putnam was a business
visitor in Dawsou Saturdav after-
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'
noon. _
II , P. Rieger was up from
Preston on Friday of the past
week.
John Gilligan returned Friday
from a business trip to Okla
homa.
Frank Nims and Frank Blakc-
ney of Nims City were in town
Friday.
Henry Haefele was up from
Preston the latter part of the
past week.
Herman Kelly of Barada is
now employed in Prater's black
smith shop.
Harry Custer and wife went to
Tecumseh Saturday on a brief
visit to her sister.
Amos Gantt returned home
Friday night Irom a business trip
to southern parts.
John Hutchings sends us greet
ings from Council Bluffs. Iowa
and has our thanks.
Ralph A. Sharp of Billings ,
Montana spent Saturday the
guest of Rlva Sears , .
13. K : Butler oi Barada pur
chased a piano from the Prescott
Music Co. last week.
Oliver Hall of the Ilumboldt
Standard was a pleasant caller on
this office force last Friday.
Walter Veach was down from
Verdon last Friday spending the
day with Falls City friends.
IStta Reichcrs returned the
first of the week from a visit
with friends at Ilumboldt.
G. B. Harvey of San Point ,
Idaho will keep posted on Falls
City events thro' The Tribune.
Win. McPherson has taken
charge of the hotel of Preston
and are nicelv installed therein ,
Our friends J. F. Shubert ami
W. II. Morrow of Shubert took a
day off from business cares am
spent Saturday here.
Mrs. James Mettz and childrer
returned the first of the weel.
from Salem where they speni
several days with relatives.
Joseph Miles left Friday eve
ning for California where he wil
join his family who have beei
spending the winter there.
Emil Saal returned Friday
from Barada where he has beet :
visiting his mother there wlu
has been ill for borne time. She
is now greatly improved.
Thos. Cunningham of Verdot
spent Friday talking with Fall :
City friends. Tom called at thi :
office and we enjo.ved a socia
chat with our old friend.
The Tribune has > been runninj.
an advertisement offering 'roOl
to some one for a name to bi
given' new beer. We knov
several citizens who have beei
offering nearly that sum for ;
bottle of old beer within the las
week.
Poor old Montgomery Wart
The little Tribune seems to hav
stirred them up for fair. Th
expenses incurred by them ii
their efforts to answer us ca :
hardly be less than $1000. It i
only a question of time befor
those who have been deluded i
buying of them will know ther
f for what they really are.
Any farmer that would as !
and receive free telephone e :
change with Falls City , get th
local merchants to subscrib
money to assist in the constrm
tion of the line into Falls Cit
and then send to a mail ord <
house for his merchandise is po :
sessed of a soul so small tin
Gabriel will hardly hesitate 1
awaken him when the last mon
ing comes.
woman who is really particular about the clothes her boy wears |
naturally turns toward this store , because the merchandise
found here is distinctive and pleasing , broad in variety ,
correct in price and best quality for the price ,
HARQRAVE & HARGRAVE
An extraordinary selection for boys 7 to 17ears of age.
Double-brcasled jacket and pants suits , produced by the leading- mak
ers of Hoys' Clothes , side and sleeve seams have double outlets , taped and
tripled sewed , pants lined throughout. The Norfolks never were made in a
more varied and pleasing4 manner , single and double-breasted , taylored as
mentioned before. Only best fabrics are used. Prices $3.50 to $8.
They have individuality and they impart individuality. They are
made on right lines , and , therefore , look right. Clothing of character -
acter , thatis _ our aim in every boy's garment wo sell. Parents
and the bovs themselves approve it jind our success attests it.
riltlHrPll'c CHITS' " ' 'vc'l' > IKnv conception that has the merits of style and
UllllUlt/11 3 JHH3. MUiliiiN is represented in our exhibit. We have made
it a point to offer a great main exquisite ncnelties at especially low and attrac-
li\e prices , $2 to $6.
W. R. Neal was a Tuesday
isitor in Rulo.
Nclle Weaver was down from
Verdon Wednesday.
Dr. Wolfe was a Ilumboldt
isitor Wednesday
Mrs. W. S. Korner is visiting
with friends in Lincoln.
Al Roberts and wife have sold
their home to Mr. Friei.
A Grouse made this office a
Peasant call last Saturday.
Howard Conover of Verdon
was a Wednesday visitor in this
city-
cityT.
T. J. Shekland and A. N. Bak
er were up ftom Sebetha last
Monday.
Isham Reavis is before the
United States court in Omaha
: his week.
Mrs. Ed Hammond of Stella
was a pleasant caller at this
office Wednesday.
Gene Fitx.Gerald of St. Joseph
spent Sundav with his brother ,
Robert in this city.
Fred Miller has accepted a goo <
position in Wyoming. Fritz ha ;
the good wishes of his Falls Cit )
friends. '
Dr. Fast assisted by Drs. Bur
chard and Stong of Barada per
formed a very successful opera
tion on Mr > . Mary Yoder the
first of the week.
What's wrong with Falls City's
young people. Every night tin
Elks rooms are filled ' with tin
young men about town. Where
are the girls that this sort o ;
thing is allowed ; *
The Epworth League of tin
M. E. Church held an Anniver
sary service last Sunday evening
At 7:00 : o'clock the officers wen
installed. R. C. James , Maw
Maddox and Alice Jaquet deliv
ered very interesting selections
How much did Montgomcr.v
Ward subscribe towards building
the Farmers telephone lines into
Falls
For Sale.
Piano , dining table , dish cup
board , bed lounge , base burner ,
quick Meal gasoline , scythe , writ
ing desk , kitchen cabinet , bed
room suite , chairs etc. Call on ;
W. II. Pii.i.snuuv.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank the many
friends who so kindly assisted us
by their loving deeds during the
sickness and death of our beloved
son and brother.
M. J. SciiAiiti.H AND rAMii.v.
County Convention.
The Richardson County San-
da v school association will meet
in annual convention at Stella ,
June 13 and 14. All Sunday
school workers are urged to at
tend. \ \ \ II. HoOKuris
II. E. Bovn , President
Secretary. 23-4t
I A Farm For $200.
i One hundred and sixty acres
of nice , level land , every acre
I tillable , for $200. We have a few
i of these snaps. If you are inter-
i ested write us and we will yive
{ you full particulars-
! STAKK & DAUIHUJKTY ,
Scott City , Kansas.
Cream Wanted.
Bring me your cream , both
skimmed and separated cream-
You do not have to have a separator
rater to sell your cream to me.
I am in the market for all kinds
of cream. I will receive your
j cream on Tuesdays , Fridays and
. Saturdays of each week ; I test
. | the cream and pay the cash the
day you bring it in. First doot
. west of V. G. Lyford's store.
I 14 cents for skimmed cream , 17
( .cuts for separated cream.
P. II. H
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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 bu\ We have
lust opened up the finest line of 1 lammocks ever
brought to this cit > . You will want one before long
and remember
it THE CITY PHARMACY
Dr. McMillan , Proprietor , Falls City
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HEISER & MOSIMAN I
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THE FALLS CITY MEAT MARKET
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T > Plft'A FfinH ' ° llie k'oot' ' 'I'xIWH ' ° f beef ° " hoof , and nil g
a I U1C rUUU Dressed Meals UK well. Only llie beat Veal. %
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Lamb , Pork and Poultry find their way into our market. o o
We are HAVINC l'xt'suAiii.ov i' ieis on Suit mid Oiued 8
Meats , also Lurd Ff yon want today's prices ring JKS up. We c
are at " vour service always. S
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COMMENCEMENT GIFTS ! !
W\L " \ are showing- ; elaborate collection of benu-
tiftil and exclusive wares , most fitting1 for Com
mencement Gifts , which will facilitate your search.
There can be nothing1 which will more delight a
Graduate , than almost any selection from nur stock of
JEWELRY !
There is something here both appropriate and de
sirable for anyone to give for the graduate.
Call and inspect our stock of wares , complete in
every department , and replete with suggestions.
Prices are moderate.
A. E. JAQUET.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
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You can buy Hiawatha Flour , Highest
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Patent , No. 999. The kind you have it *
always bought of V. G. Lyford. |
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# rfpr > ht-nti'd. Yours foi Firsti-lass work , f
| OTHO WACHTEL , East Richardson Co. Bank '
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