THE FALLS Cl'l Y TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 28 , 1906
LOCAL LORE
Eat Sowlcs' candy.
Stella Scliock is home from
Stella.
Nelle Weaver was down from
Vcrdoti Friday.
Ernest Werner was a Ilumboldt
visitor Sunday.
KOK RUNT : Two steam heated
rooms over the state bank.
Elta Moose is home from the
University for the holidays.
Sweet cider by the barrel , key :
or gallon at Ileck's feed store.
Kay Miller and wife spent Sun
day with her parents at Ilum
boldt.
( lay Crook is home from the
University for a two week's vaca
tion.
tion.P.
P. W. Samuelson was up from
Kansas City the fore part of this
week.
Ada Judy and Norma Gentry
left the last of the week for St.
Joseph. _ _
Jesse Whetstinc and wife went
to Washington , Kansas to spend
their Christinas.
Kay Gould and wife of Omaha
spent Christmas with P. S. Ilea-
cock and family.
Stanley Crook was here from
Lincoln in order to spend Sun
day with his family here.
George Dietsch and family of
Hastings are spending the week
with relatives at this place.
Mabel Greenwald who is teach
ing in the public schools at La
Mars , Iowa is home on a visit.
Anthony Nesladck came down
from Havelock Saturday evening
and from here went to Hiawatha.
Gus Kuegge left Monday after
noon for Hastings , where he will
spend several days with friends.
Ernest Obenland left Sunday
morning for a two weeks visit at
his home at Clay Center , Kansas.
"Will Cade and wife of Osborne ,
Kansas are visiting at the home
of Win. Cade and wife in this
city.
" , V. W. Chinnock and family of
Wymore were the guests of Geo.
Prater and family during the
week.
Mablc Lyford came down from
Lincoln the last of the week and
will spend two weeks at hei
t
home here ,
Hayden Prater and wife of St.
Joseph spent several days the
first of the week with the home
folks in this city.
Ross Foster came down from
Alliance , Nebraska to spend the
holidays with his parents , Benj.
Foster and wife.
Alice Cleaver left Mondaj
morning for Chicago where she
delivered her recent paintings oi
various Indian studies.
Harry and Clarence BUrcharc
came down from Omaha to spem
Christmas with their parents , Dr
Burchard and wife in this city.
George Grinstead who ha ;
charge of the Gilligan drcdg <
boat which is working belov
Napier , spent the holidays in thii
city.
George Martin and family o
Nebraska City were the guests o
his sister , Mrs. J. G. Crook , an <
other relatives here during tlr
week.
Herman Koehler who live
near Fargo was a business visi
tor in this citv the past Saturday
and while in town was a pleasan
caller at this office.
BORN : To Mr. and Mrs. G. E
Walker , at 401 Glen Avenue
Council Bluffs. Iowa on Decem
ber 16thi a daughter. Mrs
Walker was formerly Miss Alic
Hutchings of Falls City , and nov
residing at Council Bluffs , Iowa
O. W. DeWald , of the Trento
Register , arrived in this city las
Friday morning for a few day
visit with his mother , Mrs. Su
E. DeWald , and other relatives
On Friday he went to Aubur
and spent the day with his sistei
Mrs. J. A. Conner.
Jacob Greenwald is home from
he University.
Una Snidow is home from
Stella for the holidays.
Charlie Carr was here from
Stella the past Tuesday.
Ed Stock spent the holidays
vith his parents at this place.
Asa Crook came down from
Omaha to spend Christmas here.
Fern Fowler of St. Joseph is
he guest of friends at this place.
Paul Greenwald was up from
vansas City during the week.
The Misses Werner spent Tues
lay evening with Preston friends.
Fred Shock was here from
Nebraska City the first of the
veek.
Cap Saviors was down from
\rcrdon the latter part of the
veek.
Mrs. Will Sloanc and small
son Neal were down from Ycrdon
Tuesday.
Maggie McMahan and Fred
Mosiman drove to Preston Tues-
lay evening.
Jesse Berry was among the
liawatha people that spent
Christmas in this city.
Ira Johnston came down from
Lincoln and spent Chrismas with
lis mother in this city.
Walter Boyle of Omaha spent
several days of this week with
Dr. J. C. Yutscy and wife.
Fred Sebold is visiting at the
iiome of his parents in the north
western part of this state.
Pearl VanDeventer came up
from Hiawatha to spend Christ
mas with Falls City friends.
Mrs. E. R. Brandt of Reynolds
Nebraska is visiting with her
sister , Mrs. Robert MaMahan.
Jesse Nicholson came down
from Verdon and spent a portion
of this week at his home here.
Homer Yoder , wife and two
children of bt. Joseph are the
guests of his parents in this city/
Orra Ross , of the Auburn Her
ald force , spent Sunday with
John Ross and family in this city.
Maud Wark of Maderia , Iowa
is the guest of her cousin , Mrs.
John W. Crook east of this city.
M. D , Lum and wife came
down from Verdon Saturday and
remained until after Christmas.
Laura Sclioll is spending her
holiday vacation from the Peru
Normal at her home near this
city.
Quimby Hossack who is at
tending the state university is
enjoying his two weeks vacation
at his home here.
John Mosiman and wife
attended the Christmas exercises
at the German Church at Preston
Tuesday evening.
Ingram Cain who has a pos
ition at Stella spent Tuesday
with his parents , J. R. Cain and
wife , of this city.
J' J. Turner was here froir
Humboldt Tuesday evening foi
brief visit with his daughter
Mrs. Geo. Albright.
Beulah Greenwald who K
teaching school near Shubert is
spending the week with hei
mother in this city.
Mrs. Clarence Peabody of St
Joseph spent several days this
week with her parents , S. H
Prater and wife at this place.
t Fred Cleveland , Sr. , and wif <
were down from their home a
Nebraska City and spent Tues
day afternoon with George Cleve
land and wife.
Wahl & Parchen have th
thanks of The Tribune manag
tnent for a Christmas gift of on
of the finest neckties of their hoi
iday stock. Their holiday stoe
was especially Gne and their trad
was heavy all during the month
They have built up a large trad
and well merit the patronage the ;
have been accorded , as thei
methods and stock justify th
same.
L. J. Segrist was here from
Ilumboldt Friday last.
John S. Stull was here from
Auburn the past Friday.
Hear Elmer Ward- Cole on the
veiling of January o , 1'JO" .
Frank Gosset and wife were up
rom Horton. Kas.the first of this
veek.
George Martin who has been
tit west came home for the holi-
ays.
Dr. 13. A. Litehfield was here
rom Ilumboldt last Friday cve-
ling.
Dowty Watson was up from
Reserve the past Saturday aftcr-
lOOlf.
J. McMahan was with the
lumboldt people here the past
< Yidav
Rcba and Guy Eversole arc
ionic from Peru on a two weeks
acation.
Dr. Hannah Moran was on the
ick list during the week , but is
low improving.
George Noah and family spent
Christmas with her mother , Mrs.
Jenedict at Verdon.
Ernest Bode came in from He
bron in order to spend Christmas
it his home at this place.
Stephen Prior , wife and baby
of near Barada spent Tuesday
vith relatives in this city.
Dr. J. R. Morris came down
lumboldt Friday evening and
went the Elk initiation route.
Nelson Schaffer and family , of
Shubert , spent Christinas with
icr parents , Stephen Prior and
wife , in this city.
Ray Palmer and wife of Colum
bus Kansas are visiting with
lis parents Win. Palmer and
wife of this city.
Willard Sears who has a posi
tion at Pawnee City spent several
[ lays the fore part of this week at
his home in this cit } ' .
Clyde Ramel who is attending
the Spaulding Business College
at Kansas City is spending tlft
week with his parents here.
Mrs. Allic Watson of the Trib
une force was absent from the
composing room a day or so this
week on account of sickness.
Rev. T. A. Lindcnmeyer went
to his home near SiouxCity. Iowa
Monday evening where he at
tended their family reunion on
Tuesday.
Will Schmehel and wife , who
have been at Hastings at his
headquarters for the past few
weeks , are spending this week
with their parents here.
John Fellers who had been
spending Christmas at his home at
Ilumboldt stopped in this cit >
while en route for Talmage , where
he has an excellent position.
Sam II. Rogers , foreman of the
Belleville Kansas Freeman was a
pleasant caller at these quarters
Wednesday afternoon. He was
accompanied by his father-in law ,
R. W. Allen , of Salem witl
whom he is visiting.
Rev. Elmer Ward Cole wil
deliver his popular lecture en
titled "The Fight of Life"at
the First Christian church on the
evening of January 3 , 1907. Ad
mission , reserved seats 35 cents
all others 25 cents.
There will be a congregationa
meeting and a roll call of the
membership of the church on the
evening of December 31 , 1906
beginning promptly at 7:30. : Re
ports of the church treasurer
clerk , minister and the variou
societies of the church for th
year 1'JOd , will be given at tha
time. There will be a progran
consisting of addresses , recita
tions and music , after which re
freshments will be served. Every
member of the congregation is
earnestly requested to be presenter
or send the minister on a postal
card a passage of scripture to be
e read in response to his or hei
r name at roll call. Each membei
is also requested to bring some
sandwiches and cake for the
lunch.
Florence Wylic is home from
Jcru. _
John Young and wife spent
Christmas in Horton.
Mrs. Bellman came up from
Cansas City for the holidays.
James Bascom spent Sunday
vith his parents in Pawnee City.
Gertrude Mohler was here from
iincoln several days of this week.
Winnie Perry spent a portion
of this week with Omaha friends.
May and Belle Jones spent
Christmas with friends at Napier.
Ferd Friedley and wile of Ver-
Ion were Monday visitors in this
city. _
L. C. Edwards spent Christmas
lay with his mother at Hum-
> oldt. _
Win. Ueckinger while up from
Jreston made this office a pleas-
uit call. _
Hugh O'Gradv was here from
) aw.sii the past Saturday
ifternoon.
Mrs. Wentworth of Norton-
villc. Kansas , is the guest of old
'riends here.
Ollie Jones of Lincoln spent a
portion of the week with her
KI rents here.
Win. Cade returned Sunday
'rom a three months trip to Os-
) erne , Kansas.
C. F. Rcavis was called to Mis
souri in a professional way the
first of the week.
Bruno Ilansen and wife of Nor
folk are the guests of her par
ents Dr. Kcrr and wife.
George Scars and wife of
Bertram ! , Nebraska are visiting
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer sent us
greetings of a financial nature
from Shubert the past Saturday.
Ella Miller came down from
Omaha in order to spend Christ
mas with her parents at this
place. _
Walter Tanner who is employ
ed at Arapahoe , Nebraska spent
the week with his mother at this
place.
Rev. E. Martin came up from
Coweta. I. T. to spend the holi
days with relatives in and near
this -city.
Jesse Spence who is traveling
for a large wholesale house spent
Christmas with his family at the
National.
Mrs. George Stumbo and
daughter , Jennie Pcarlof Lincoln
are visiting with Samuel Prater
and family.
James McKiever was do vn
from Nebraska City the first of
this week for a brief visit at the
home place.
F.W.Gardner was down from
Verdon the latter part of the past
week attending to affairs of : i
business nature.
Mrs. Maud Frecborn and chil
dren came down from Peru tc
spend a few days with her parS -
S ) John Jones and wife.
Walter Slaver of Sioux City ,
Iowa spent a portion of last Fri
day in this city , leaving on the
noon train for his home at Salem
Josephine Gehling , who is
teaching in the public schools a
Leed , South Dakota , is spendinf
her vacation with her mothei
here.
II.C. Xoeller was up fron
Preston in a business way tin
past Saturday afteroon and whili
here did not fail to call at thi :
office.
Clennie and Orville Jones win
have been working in Washing
ton County , Kansas are spendinj
this week with the home folks 5i
this city.
Mildred Holland returned th
latter part of the past week fron
Lincoln where she is a student a
the University. She will retnai
during the holidays.
Congressmen Pollard and Ken
nedy are the only members c
the Nebraska delegation wh
have returned to the State dm
ing the holiday recess.
HEARTS & MASKS
A MASTERPIECE OF MERRIMENT
By HAROLD MACGRATH
Author of "The Man on the Box , " etc.
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Gralh v/tola this
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A Captivating
Story that is
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and Smiles
THE KIND OF A STORY YOU WILL
NEVER WANT TO MISS A LINE OF
IT BEGINS IN THIS ISSUE
WELL SERVED
roast meats means something'
more than being well roasted.
The roust to begin with must Be
what we call
"PRIME ROASTS"
When you get that Icind and
the cuolc knows what to do with
it you're sure of a roast to please
the epicure.
You supply the cook and we
will supply the "prime roabls. "
We've made it a study and don't
make mistakes. We pay the
highest prices for hides and
furs. Phone 71.
Heiser & Mosiman.
Public Sale ,
The undersigned will sell at
public sale on Wednesday ) Jan
uary 9th at 10 o'clock a. m. , at
the Jacob Schaible farm , 2 miles
north and f/j mile west of this
city , the following property ; ' ) i
head of horses and mules , con
sisting of one team of black
horses 4 ami G years old , weigh
ing about 2650 "pounds , one pair
horses three years old , weighing'
about 2200 pounds , one mare
seven years old in foal by Jack
weighing 1300 pounds , one horse
coming three years old weighing
1250 pounds , 4U head of cattle
consisting of 12 cows , Id head
yearling steers , 7 head yearling
heifers , 13 spring calves , one
thoroughbred shorthorn bull ;
one stack of prairie hay , about
300 bushels of oats , 300 hedge
posts , and also farm implements.
KxGttuiAKu DKUCIU.KK.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
A few choice Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerells for sale. Phone
121 R. 52--U J. W. Dorms ,
o
D. A , Walker and son were
here from Stella Saturday.
Chas. M. Wilson
Wishes you a Hap
py New Year and asks
you to see the Havi-
land & Go's , decorated
Dinner Set at a
SPECIAL PRICE
China Dinnerware ,
Glassware , Groceries
and Flour always
ready for you.
Special Holiday
Prices on China Din
nerware this week and
next.
Chas. M. Wilson
THE QEHLINQ
ONE NIGHT
Thursday , Jan. 3
Irma Opera Co.
Presents the Comic Opera
"The Adorable Fritzie"
With the talented young-
%
Prima Dona
Emma Abbott DeBold
In the title role. Classed as *
the greatest in Comic Opera.
QUAKER CITY QUARTETTE
A BEAUTY CHORUS
Pretty girls in georgeous cos
tumes , sweet singing and
graceful dances.
Prices ? 5c , SOc and 3Sc.
