THE FALLS Cl I Y TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 06
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LOCAL LORE.
Eat Sowles' candy.
D. W Reid left Sunday for
uperior.
Holly and Mistletoe , Smianton
Pence.
Thomas Ryan was down from
'Mnvsou on Monday.
J. J. Morris made a business
rip to Hutuboldt Monday.
'Joseph Nedrow , of Verdoni is
now a reader of the Tribune.
G.V. . Censor was over from
> Iiawatha one day the past week.
Reba and Guy Eversole return-
' 1 the first of the week to Peru.
Mrs. JJcssia Brinegar , of Rule
; as a Falls City visitor Satur-
Harry Pence made . a itisiness
trip to Ilumboldt Tuesday after
noon.
noon.We
We are headquarters for Christ-
.nas decorations Simanton &
Pence-
P. S. Ileacock made a business
trip to Kansas City the first of
'his week.
Asa Crook left the first of the
week for a few days visit with
iriends at Omaha.
Just received a special line of
oys prices from 5 to 25 cents.
Shields' Variety store.
Robert Johnson and child
cturned Saturday afternoon to
their home at Superior.
Mrs. Sarah P. Jennings sent
u- > down financial greetings from
silemthe past Saturday.
Win. Strecker on route five
I
has our thanks for financial
favors during the past week.
Sam Stewart and wife , of Ke-
-erve spent Sunday at the home
of James DcWald and wife in
this city.
Sam Ross came down from
uincoln and spent several day of
* , the past week with friends at
this place.
\ * Willard Sears came down from
Pawnee City and spent a few
lays the past week at his home
n this city.
Mildred Holland returned to
Lincoln Sunday afternoon having
pent her Thanksgiving vacation
, > t her home here-
Mrs. D. H. Sears of Reserve ,
Kansas spent a few days the first
of this week with her sister , Mrs.
Hammond Willard.
Mrs. Amos Gantt was called to
rlumboldt again this week , by
ihe continued illness of her
athcr , Rev. Unlaml.
Ray Gould and wife of Omaha
, vere the guests of her parents ,
! ' . S. Heacock and wifethe latter
v < J-ii
Sbi' * ' ' . \trt of the past week.
H. G. Dorste , of Rule , was a
Business visitor in this city last
Saturday and while here made
{ he Tribune force a call.
Charles Cornell after spending
, i few days of the past week with
iff his parents in this city returned
Friday to his position at Sterling.
J. R. Shelly was up from Pres-
ion in a business way last Friday
and while in town did not forget
lo give this office a pleasant call.
Mrs. H. Kamraerer , of West
Virginia , arrived the first of this
week for a visit at the home oi
parents , John Mosiman , sr. , and
wife.
wife.Mrs.
Mrs. J. A. Conner and son ,
jfaymand , returned Sunday to
Iheir home at Auburn after
pending several days with her
mother Mrs. Sue DeWald of this
lity.
Mrs. Katie Bauman and two
little girls arrived Monday noon
from Colfax , Washington for a
; isit with her parents. John
Mosiman , sr. . and wife of this
city.
W. C. McDermott and wife
left Wednesday for Oklahoma
where they will : > pent the winter
They went on account of Mrs
McDermott's poor health hoping
ihat a winter spent in a warmer
jlimate would be of benefit to
her.
Green Wreathing at Simanton
"vPence's. " .
Holiday goods of all kinds at
Shield's Variety store.
Clara Tanner returned Friday
"rotn a brief visit with friends at
Lincoln.
W. A. Albright of Dawson
spent Saturday with Falls City
relatives.
Con Iloran remembered the
Tribune with a call , on Tuesday
nfternoon.
Quimby Hossack returned to
lis studies at the Lincoln univer
sity Sunday.
Fancy Chinaware of the high
est grade , for Christmas presents ,
it Shields' Varietv store.
Will Boyd came down from
Salem Friday to attend the
'uneral of E. K. Kentner.
Mr. Marion of Hiawatha spent
Thanksgiving with his son. Col.
Chas. Marion , of this city.
May Bradley of Ilumboldt was
the guest of Gco. Albright and
family several days this week.
Mrs- William Cade returned
the last of the week from a visit
with relatives at Nebraska City.
John Towle , wife and two
laughters , of Omaha spent
Thanksgiving with his parents
icre.
Grace Miner returned Sunday
to Lincoln after a few days visit
at the home of Dr. Miner and
wife.
Rudolph Porock while down
from Ilumboldt Saturday last ,
was a pleasant caller at these
Itiarters.
Jennie Prater and Carroll Prior
returned Sunday afternoon from
a three days' visit with friends at
St. Joseph.
Stella Shock , who is teaching
school near Stella spent Thanks
giving vacation with her mother
in this city.
Rev. Henry Benton Smith of
Lincoln had charge of the funeral
services of E. K. Kentner on last
Friday afternoon.
Una Snidow returned to Stella
Sunday after spending several
days with her mother , Mrs.
Hattie Snidow. in this city.
Fred Cleveland and wife of
Nebraska City , were the guests
of George Cleveland and wife ,
the latter part of the week.
Guy Crook returned to Lincoln
the fore part of the week and re"
sumed his studies at the univer
sity , after a week's vacation.
Nellie Edwards returned Fri
day afternoon to her home at
Pawnee City , after a few days
spent with Falls City friends.
Florence W3'lie came down
from Peru the last of the week
and spent several days with her
mother , Mrs. Katherine Wylie ,
at this place.
Mrs. Frank Norris and baby
returned to their home at Lin
coln Saturday afternoon after a
brief visit witlrfcher parents , A.
Gantt and wife.
Chas. Riechers and wife of
Horton , Kansas , spent several
days the past week visiting with
his brother , George. Riechers and
family in this city.
Frank Messier and wife , who
have been spending a few weeks
with her parentsDudley Gillespie
and wife , left Saturday afternoon
for their home at Fairbury.
Arthur Nitzsche sent us a dollar
lar Tuesday last from Beaver
City with the request that we
send him this weekly , for a year ,
and he is now a full fledged mem
ber of the family of Tribune
readers.
Among the Ilumboldt people
that came down to attend the
funeral of E. K. Kentner , in this
cit3r last Friday , were II. E. Boyd
A. D. Snow , A. H. Fellers , O.
A. Cooper , Ed Dorland and wife ,
Jas. B. Davis and wife , Mrs. J.
C. Segrist and Mrs. Gardner M-
Kee.
Christmas Bells-Simanton A :
Pence.
Lon Bryant is very ill at this
writing.
Riley Wilson was down from
Ilumboldt Monday.
Mr. McMillan of Hiawatha
spent Friday in Falls City.
Prot. Larabce was up from
Preston Saturday afternoon.
C. C. Curtis came down from
Stella and spent Monday here.
Henry Pribbeno was up from
Rule in a business way Saturday
last.
Wlsat is nicer than a good
bunch of llowers for a sick-
friend ?
Chas. Heineman and family
spent Sunday with friends at
Verdon.
T. C. Cunningham was among
the Verdon people here the past
Friday.
P. M. Kelley and G. C Furnish
of Hiawatha , spent Sunday in
this city.
D. F. Ilarbaugh was down
from the Miles ranch the past
Friday.
W. S. McCallister came down
with the ITumboldt people last
Friday.
D. VanVal ken berg of Rule
spent Sunday with Falls City
people.
F. W. Chase of Pawnee City ,
was a business visitor here the
past Monday.
Samuel Hayes on route one
was a pleasant caller at this office
the past Friday.
Mathew Byrne was over from
Sabetha in a business way the
past Saturday.
G. A. Jorn while down from
Verdon last Saturday remember
ed the Tribune.
Pat Clancy came down from
Dawson Friday last and spent
the day in this city.
G. D. Grinstead was over from
Maitland , Mo. , in a business way
the last of the week.
J. W. Jellison returned Friday
evening to his home at Salem
after a brief visit at this place.
Mamie Gillespie who has been
ill with a serious attack of the
grippe is again able to be out of
doors.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson came
down from Humboldt last Friday
to attend the funeral of E. K.
Kentuer.
Rue Gates returned Wednesday
from Blue Rapids , Kansas where
she has just completed her fall
millinery season.
Jacob Hunker , jr. , was called
to Osborne county , Kansas the
first of this week by the serious
illnes of an uncle.
R. E. Grinstead of Salem left
Monday for Oklahoma City where
he will attend the National
drainage convention.
The Gilligan Bridge Company
now occupy their new office rooms
over the Wanner drug store.
These make an elegant set of
business rooms and the company
will now have ample office space.
George Dilts this week moved
to h'is ' new home near Altoona ,
Iowa. He will again take up
rural life near that place , fol
lowed by the wishes of his friends
for unlimited success in his new
home.
Twenty-five per cent interest
on your money with the comforts
of a home of your own is within
the reach of all , if you so desire
it , and a Postal card to F. M
Nason , of Lcoti , Kansas , will
tell you all about it.
On last Lord's day morning ,
Bro. Grinstead and daughter ,
Miss Floy presented the congre
gation of the first Christian
church , with a beautiful new in
dividual communion set , in token
of their love for the cause of
Christ. The members of the
congregation greatly appreciate
their kindness.
1C. J. Gebhard was here from
Stella Friday.
Have you noticed Chas. Wil
son's display window.
Mrs. T. p. Jones returned Mon
day from a visit with her sons at
Omaha.
The poor of the city were te-
mcmbered with a liberal donation
last week.
F. A. Nims of Nims City was
transacting business affairs in
this city on Monday.
Wilma and Earl Cline returned
Monday to their studies at the
State Normal at Peru.
A. II. Roberts and family left
the first of this week for their
new home at Miami , Oklahoma.
Cleaver \ Scbold are now in
stalled in their new quarters
over the Wahl & Parchcn store.
Anderson Miller who has been
seriously ill for the past several
weeks is now on the way to re
covery
Thomas Palmer returned Mon
day from Hiawatha where he has
been working on the Democrat
for some time.
Carl Miller who has been on
the sick list for the past week ,
has now resumed his duties at
the post-office.
10. Rodstrom and wife left the
first of the wrek for Hiawatha
where they will continue in the
stamp picture business.
Mrs. E. Lovell , of McCook , Ne
braska was here visiting with
Mrs. and Miss Brebcck. a few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith returned
the latter part of the past week
from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Henry Rogers at Beatrice.
Frank Neiuel is spending the
week in Omaha. Roy Jenkins is
attending to his duties as Pacific
Express agent during his ab
sence.
Lillian Oliver spent several
dd } s of the past week with her
.parents in this city while en
joying a brief vacation from her
studies at Peru.
Alfe Springer and family
started from their former home
at Merrill , the first of this week
to their new home at Grand
Junction , Iowa , but Mrs. Spring
er was taken suddenly ill Tuesday
while lieie and were thus de
tained. Mr. Springer is a cousin
to Mrs. Sue DeWald and Otho
Wachtel of this city and spent
several days with them , during
their stay here.
Mrs. Ada Wells returned Mon
day from a three weeks visit in
Kansas. While gone she attend
ed the wedding of her brother ,
M. A. Bright , of Irving , Kansas
to Mrs. Ida Triplet , of Harring
ton , Kansas. The marriage oc
curred Thursday , November 22 ,
at Marysvillc. Kansas. The
groom former ! } ' lived at this
place and will be remembered by
many of our citix.ens , all of whom
wish the newly married couple
the best of prosperity.
YES
XMAS
IS COMING
While this is true , we
have been busy selecting
new novelties for the Hol
iday Season. Many of
these goods have arrived
and are at your disposal.
We would be pleased to
have you call earl ) and
pass upon ourjudgmeit
in selecting this season's
I lolidav Stock.
Citv
Pharmacy
or. MCMILLAN , Prop.
FO'R THE
We have just received a lull line of Tableware. We keep
only the best in Plated Ware and Sterling Silver Flat Ware
Is there not something that you need in the following sug
gestions for the table :
Vegetable Servers Oyster Forks Cream Ladles
Carving Sets Gravy Ladles Meat Forks
Bc-rry Spoons Pickle Spoons Bouillon Spoon
Coffee Sets Tea Spoons Berry Set
Dessert Spoons Table Spoons Fish St-t'
Sugar Tongs Jelly Spoons Pie Server
Orange Spoons Nut Bowls
Many other things both useful and ornamental. Prices
reasonable.
A. E. The "Old Reliable"
. . Jaquet Jeweler
Knock the knocker.
Mrs. John W. Holt has been on
the sick list.
Ed May and wife won : down
from Salem Wednesday.
.1. F. Walsh of TlumbohU was
a business visitor" here Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Rae of Sabctha
visited W. W. Abbey and wife
last week.
Dr. C. T. Ijurchard was the
guest of his two sons in Omaha
last Thursday.
John Martin and wife of Lin
coln visited M. Ciiannini and
family last week-
When in Kails City feed your
horses with J. W. Parleir at the
Union house barn. 51-21.
William C. Margraves was
transacting legal business in this
city Wednesday.
David McCoy and wife of Hia
watha spent Thanksgiving with
J. K. Cain and family.
Guy Uriggle and Ethel Steits
of Omaha visited Bert Rcavis and
wife on Thanksgiving.
Read Hearts and Masks to com
mence in this paper next week.
It is a dandy good story.
Mrs. C. T. Burchard and
daughter , Miss Helen , visited
relatives in Atchison last Thurs
day.
It is time to think oi playing
Santa Glaus. It may be a little
expensive but it is worth all it
costs.
Issac Minnick of Council Bluffs
was the guests of relatives and
old friends in Falls City on
Thanksgiving.
Try taking the Tribune next
year. You can't buy any better
paper and you can save half a
dollar in the bargain.
Mrs. Will Julian who has been
visiting at the home of J. R.
Cain for the past six weeks , left
for Long Beach , Cal. , on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Agustus CroiTord , on
route one is now a reader of the
Tribune , having added her dollar
to our subscription fund , during
the week.
Have you thought about your
Christmas presents yet ? Do you
know it is less than three weeks
until that holiday ? It comes on
Tuesday this year.
The Washington despatches
announced the Fact that Dr. Fast
was presented to President Roosevelt
velt by Congressman-Pollard on
Tuesday of this week.
A good word from a friend is
worth a great deal to a newspaper.
If your neighbor doesn't take the
Tribune why not do us the favor
of telling him what you think
about it.
When the time comes to make
New Years resolutions let this be
number one : "I will help my town
this year to the full extent of my
ability.1 Concerted action on
the part of our citizens would
work wonders in twelve months.
Removal Notices
1 have moved my office over
Cleveland's store , where I am
plen&od to sco anyone wanting
Insurance.
The Mutual Insurance
.Movt'inont filuried in RIHuinl-
HOII county hvonty yonra ago ,
has kept millions of Nebraska
dollars from going east. Too
innc'li is still going to Hartford -
ford , Now V'ork and Europe.
No one in this fity or county
can show any good reason
why ho should Bond another
dollar out of the state for in-
Buranct1.
THE KICIIAHUSON COUNTY MUTUAl
Has one and a half million on
its books and in continually
growing , ft is free from debt
and has money on hand.
Call and KIM ; me.
Samuel Lichtv ,
The Mutual Insurance Man.
FOH RISNT : Two steam heated
rooms over the state bank.
* -
Sweet cider by the barrel , keg
or gallon at Heck's feed store.
You will miss the best time of
your life if you miss the Farmers
Institute on the 18-19 and 20th
of December.
The subscriber who fails to
read Hearts and Masks is miss
ing one of the many good things
in the Tribune. It commences
next week.
Miss Alice Cleaver has made a
variety of inexpensive sketches
illustrating different phases of
Indian life. They are designed
especially for Christmas gifts ,
and may be , seen at Whites.
The C. W. B. M. program
which was to have been held at
the Christian church last Sunday
evening was postponed on ac
count of sickness , and other reas
ons , until next Sunday , Decem
ber 'Jth. The sisters have pre
pared a good program and all are
invited to attend to hear it.
T. A. LINDKNMJ'.YKH , Pastor.
Burlington Holiday Rates.
Christmas and New Year holi
day rates via the Burlington
route.
To all points within 500 miles.
Dates of sale Dec. 20th to 25th. ,
inclusive also Dec. 30th , 31st , and
Jan. 1st , 1907 , tickets good to re
turn Jan. 7th. This allows a
visit of 18 days with your home
folk during the holidays. Ask
us for additional information re
garding these rates.
K. G. WHITHOKI ) . Agent.
52-41.
Announcement.
Bishop W. F. Heil , of the
United Evangelical church will
preach at Barada Saturday even
ing , Dec. 15th at 7:30 : and at
Maple Grove Sunday morning at
II ; and at Verdon Sunday even
ing at 7:30. Dec. 16th.
RKV. W. C. BHKWKH , Pastor.
