THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 28 , 1906
LOCAL LORE.
Eat Sowlcs' candy.
John Ilolman of Ilumboldt was
down Sunday.
, Mrs. Lulu Richards was down
from Salem Monday.
G. A. Jorn was here from Vcr-
don during the week.
Mrs. N , VanWinlcle was a
Dawson visitor Tuesday.
Carl Bates was over from Hia
watha Saturday evening.
M. L. Leonard was down from
Yerdon the past Saturday.
May Manton patterns for sale
at.the New millinery store.
John Oswald went to Auburn
Tuesday to attend the races.
E. A. Harden of Vcrdon was a
Saturday visitor in this city.
Guy Huston and Lou Godfirnon
were Verdon visitors Sunday.
A. F. Parsons was among the
Verdon visitors here this week.
Evan Owens spent Sunday in
Verdon the guest of his mother.
C. Italian of Kansas Citv was
in this city Tuesday on business.
Nolle Gaudy of Ilumboldt was
the guest of friends here Satur
day.
"Wade Ten Eyck came down
from Earada the first of the
week.
John Gilligan made a business
trip to Chicago the first of the
week.
B. R. Littleton , of Brownville ,
was here in a business way Sat
urday.
Gerlude Lum of Verdon spent
Saturday with friends at this
place.
"Win. Doughty of Troy , Kans. .
was among the Friday visitors at
this place.
Sheriff Fenton and family
spent Sunday the guests of Ilum
boldt friends.
All the fall and winter styles
are now on display at the New
millinery store-
Ttachael Callison and John Os
wald were M. P. passengers for
Stella Sunday.
Chas. Zoellcr , supervisor from
Jefferson precinct , was in this
city on Tuesday.
Mildred Holland is visiting her
sister , Mrs. Ray DePutron , in
Lincoln this week.
Herbert Aynes came down
from Nemaha Saturday to attend
to several business affairs.
Rev. Unland and wife of Hum-
bold t are the guests of their
daughter , Mrs. Amos Gantt.
Harold Crawford and Clarence
Masters of Sabetha , Kan. , spsnt
Sunday with friends in this city.
C. D. DeLair came down from
Pawnee City Saturday and play
ed with the Colts at Atchison
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Fisherof Leaven-
worth , Kans. , is visiting at the
home of her father , W. E. Dor-
rington.
D. McDougall , one of the pros
perous farmers of the west end ,
was a pleasant caller at this
office Monday morning.
C. A. Cook will hold a sale of
Duroc Jersey swine at the Mettz
sale pavilion in Falls City , Sat
urday , October 13th.
Allan D. May , of the Salem
Sentinel , came down from that
place Tuesday morning and spent
the day with his mother.
Mrs. Martha Weaver of Stella
has our thanks for favors ex
tended , in the form of anothei
year's subscription price.
A. M. Munn , A. B. and Will
Adams , J. Luendly and C. B ,
Miller , of Nebraska City , wen
among the Friday visitors at this
place.
One 10 guage , Damacus , double
barrel shotgun , with leather case
and 150 loaded shells ; Sl50.0 (
grade Parker , to trade on a horsi
and will pay the difference. In
quire at this office ,
Daniel Kelly of Dawson was
n town Saturday.
Dr. A , E. Wolfe was a Hum-
x > ldt visitor Sunday.
Ernest Obcnland spent the
jast Sunday in Atchison.
Jule Ruegge accompanied the
jail boys to Atchison Sunday.
Walter Leggsas among the
[ lumboldt people here Monday.
John Tiegh oi Dawson was
imong the Sunday visitors here.
May Startzel of Atchison in
visiting with friends in this city.
Fred Graham returned to his
school duties at Chicago the past
week.
L. C. Edwards spent Sunday
ast with his parents at Ilum
boldt.
L. E. Fonts and family on
route five are moving to St.
Joseph.
George Cleveland made a busi-
icss trip to St. Joseph on Tucs-
lay morning.
George Shields was a C. B.
3- passenger Tuesday morning
'or St. Joseph.
C. J. Thomas of Rule was at
tending to business affairs here
the past Saturday.
Lillian Oswald returned Sun-
lay from a two weeks visit with
: riends in Chicago.
Nellie Edwards of Pawnee City
spent Saturdav and Sunday the
guest of her friend , Mary Al
bright.
John Fellers of Talmage spent
Saturday in this city while en
route to spend Sunday with his
parents at Ilumboldt.
Do not forget to attend the C.
A. Cook sale of Duroc-Jersey
swine at the Mettx pavilion on
Saturday. October 13th.
Attend the C. A. Cook sale of
Duroc-Jersey swine to be held in
this city Saturday , October 13th ,
at the Mettx sale pavilion.
Chas. Prater and family have
moved from the house just south
of Dr. McMillan's residence to
their farm near Hamlin , Kans.
G. D. Grinstead has accepted a
position with the Gilligan Bridge
o. , left this week for Missouri ,
where he will take charge of a
ditching gang.
Elta Boose , who has been
spending her summer vacation
with her parents in this city , left
the past week to resume her
studies at the university.
For sale cheap , a nicely im
proved quarter and an eighty one
mile from Liberty , Gage county ,
Neb. Address Ralph Mount or
B. F. Maxwell , Liberty , Mo.
It is considered doubtful wheth
er the lawyers will get all their
cases tried this term. The jury
is getting very restless and wants
to get away from the court room
and back to work.
C. A. Cook announces that his
sale of Duroc-Jersey swine will
be held at the Mettn sale pavilion
in this city on Saturday , the 13th
of October , If you are looking
for quality of breed , attend this
sale.
Cards have been received in
Falls City announcing the fact
that on the 15th of last July
William Wighton was married to
Clara Louise Signer at the home
of the bride in Lexington , Neb.
The young people are making
their home in Omaha.
This talk about bearing up
under adversity and being bigger
than your trouble sounds well
and usually comes from the care
free man , but how about the
Falls City lady whose fruit shelf
fell with nearly two hundred jars
of fruit breaking all but seven ?
Talk about grief.
The Preston telephone com
pany is busily engaged in build
ing their line towards this city.
The bitterly contested franchise
having been granted they can
now enter. Several minor de
tails have delayed them from
building before this , but now the
work is being pushed rapidly.
Abel Baldwin came down irom
Stella Friday.
W. D. Easley was up from
Kansas City Friday.
Hon. Cass Jones of Rule was
in this city last Friday.
P. II. Jussen has returned from
a trip to Wyoming and the north
west.
F. L. Emcrick of Lincoln , was
in the city on business the past
week.
Pearl VanDeventer went with
the ball boys to Atchison last
Sunday.
A wagon load of Missouri ba
nanas was selling on Stone street
Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Dickison of Baker-
ville , California is visiting with
Mrs. Rav Miller.
Joe Varner is preparing to
move into the Peck cottage on
South Chase street.
Tom Sanders , wife and children
of Waterville , Col. , are visiting
W. P. Fergus and family.
J. J. Turner of Ilumboldt was
visiting with relatives in this
city the latter part or the past
week.
Willard Sears went to Pawnee
City Sunday evening , where he
has accepted a position in a cigar
factory.
Ike Bcaulieu returned Friday
from a two weeks sojourn at Missoula -
soula , Montana , and other west
ern points.
Mrs. Martha Gray , of Los
Angeles , California , is visiting
with her sisters , Mesdames Lydia
Prater and Ella Branum.
S. M. Turner and family left
Saturday for Lincoln , where he
has accepted a position with the
Beatrice Creamen Company.
Riley Wilson of Ilumboldt was
in this city Sunday. He was re
turning from a trip through Ok
lahoma and the Indian Territory.
Mrs. Clay Yutzy and children
left for her home in Minneapolis
after a three months visit with
! ier parents , W. W. Leekins and
wife.
Mrs. O. P. Heck left the first
of the week for a visit with rela-
: ives at Alma and various other
) laces in the western part of the
state.
Mrs. Grabel and daughter ,
June , of Fort Collins , Col. , who
lave been visiting friends and
relatives here for several weeks ,
! eft for their home on Friday.
John Gilligan spent the first of
the week in Chicago in the inter
est of the John Gilligan company.
While there Mr. Gilligan arrang
ed for machinery with which to
complete the sewer contract the
company is executing in Seattle.
When the new barge line is
started on the Missouri river and
we go to Omaha , Kansas Cit } '
-ind St. Joseph by boat as they
once did years ago , we may ex
pect a revival of the old songs
such as "Steamboat comin' round
the bend. "
The
School
Bell
IS RINGING !
and it is time for you to buy
your TABLETS , SLATES ,
PENCIL BOXES , PAPER ,
Etc. We are prepared to
give you the best selection ,
as our stock is large and you
can't get better goods for the
money. Remember the place.
Citv
Pharmacy
Dr. MCMILLAN , Prop.
J. C. Wileman was in town |
Saturday. I
Clarence Heck was an Auburn '
visitor Tuesday. |
Chris Hershey was a Rule
visitor Thursday.
Harry Crooks spent several
lays this week in this city.
D. Sutorius was among the
Friday visitors here from Ilum
boldt.
A. G. Wanner and family have
noved into the Dr. Wiser pro
perty.
/John L. Cleaver made a busi-
icss trip to Rule on Wednesday
norning.
Oysters are ripe and the ice
ream soda has gone the way of
he summer girl.
Harry Foehlinger went to
Atchison Saturday for a brief
visit with friends.
A number ol young folks en-
eyed a dance in the Wahl hall
ast Friday evening.
Supervisor Chas. Xoeller , and
wife visited with relatives near
2raig , Mo. , the past week.
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'Mrs. James Powell and Mrs.
\analy drove to Seneca Satur-
lay for a visit with relatives.
Capt. Evans came down from
Stella last Friday and spent the
lay with friends in this city.
C. A. Cook , of Salem , a breed
er of Duroc Jersey swine was a
nisiness visitor here the past
Friday.
John Maddox , traveling repre
sentative of the Auburn Herald
was transacting business in this
city last Thursday.
Stanley Wicks came down from
Lincoln and accompanied his
mother back that far on her way
to Kcndrick , Idaho , Sunday.
Amelia Gchling went to Vermillion -
million , Kansas the first of the
week , where she will visit with
tier sister , Mrs. Laura Gehling-
Huber.
Clarence Smith and wife spent
several days at the Sycamore
Springs during the week. They
went in the hopes of benelitting
his health.
Mr. Thomas and wife who
lave been the guests of her sister
Mrs. Benj. Nicholson of this city ,
eft Saturday for their home in
Oklahoma.
Put a barrel of apples in the
cellar you city man for they
never were so cheap and good.
An apple is the most healthful
fruit that grows.
D. C. Simmons and wife who
lave just recentlv returned from
an extended stay at Canon Citv ,
Colorado , were down from Salem
on Friday of last week.
Nebraska has some of the
worst weather on earth , but if
there is any place that can beat
our hazy , blue and white days of
the early fall we havn't been able
to find it.
A farewell reception was given
to Mrs. Goldner at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Leyda last Thursday
afternoon , by the ladies of the
Aid Society of the M. E. church.
Mrs. Goldner was presented with
a lovely spoon. The Goldners
leave soon for other parts.
The Ladies Auxilliary to the
Cemetery Association will meet
next Tuesday afternoon October
2nd at the home of Mrs. John
Holt. This will be the last
meeting of the association for
this year and a full attendance
of the members is desired.
The Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets to Omaha and return for
$3.40 on account of the Ak-sar-
ben. Tickets on sale Oct. 3rd to
oth , inclusive , good returning
Oct. 8th. J. B. VAKNKK ,
Agent.
Sunday was a quiet day in
Falls City. All the sports went
to Atchison to see the ball game ,
and all those who are not sports
spent the day in church going
and riding out into the country.
The streets were deserted all
day.
Dainty
of Jewelry !
Whether it is to bu useful or not , n piece of jewelry
must have grace and beauty. We are most particular
about the designs in our stock nothing1 loud finds a
place here.
Lockets Rings
Chains Broaches
Pins Bracelets
at a wide range of prices.
A. E. The "Old Reliable"
. . Jaquet Jeweler
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years ago. Experienced teachers , up-to-date equip
ment. Hundreds of former students holding responsi
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IT WILL SUIT !
If purchased at our up-to-date , first-
class shop.
We are showing the best line of ma
terial for neat , nobby and durable suits
and overcoats ever on display in this
city.
PLACE YOUR ORDER !
and we will do the rest. A call at our
shop will convince you of the merit of
our stock.
The Best is none too good for our cus
tomers. The new Cravenette Cloth
will also interest you.
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WILSON THE TAILOR.
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For Sale.
Three hundred and twenty
acres about 4 miles of Salem.
All fenced , four room house.
Well and windmill. 100 acres
cultivated. 20 acres meadow.
130 acres pasture. Will be sold
on the best of terms. $3000 to
$4000 down. Balance long time
5 per cent.
UiO acre farm 2 miles of Falls
City. Well located. All fenced.
80 acres 2 } miles of Falls City.
All fenced. Handy to school.
80 acres 4 miles north of Ver
don. Well located.
41-2t HUNRY SMITH.
Wilson s ii i
Haveland China ! i
Hand Hainted China , Aus
trian and German China ,
Jardineeres , Flower Pots , all
sixes.
Haveland , Austrian and
English Dinnerware. White
and decorated.
Special prices on
CUT GLASS
See the new Nickle plated
LAMPS.
New 5c , lOc and I5c Glass
ware.
Good Groceries and all the
best brands of Flour at
C. M. Wilson's I
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Walnuts Wanted.
Five hundred bushel at Heck's
feed store.
Thoroughbred Hogs for Sale.
I have ten thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey boar hogs for sale. These
are fine fellows and will be sold
at private sale.
FKANK M. SHAFKEK ,
Falls City , Neb. , route two.
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