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THE FALLS Cll Y TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MARCH 22 , I90j yrl
LOCAL LORE.
HJat Sowles * candy.
Dr. M. L. Wilson-office over Stale
Bank.
See Mrs. II. C. Raker for your
new spring hat.
George Hall was down from
Verdon the first of the week.
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Mrs. A. E. Gantt is the guest
" of Humboldt relatives and friend ? , .
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frank Yoesel on route three is
one of our new subscribers this
week.
H. G. Dorstc was up from his
Ijome near Rule on Tuesday afternoon -
- noon-
t Marion Watson was np from
f ' Reserve , Kansas the fore part af
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Mrs. M. C. Conover of Verdon
u spent Tuesday with friends in
" this city.
Joseph Williams was here from
his home at Humboldt Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. N. E- Morgan of Center ,
Colorado is now a reader of The
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Win. Zoeller , Jr. was up from
Prestoii in a business way Satur
Jut day afternoon.
W. JPeake of DuBois has
our thanks for subscription favors
' of the financial order.
R. B. Wyathof Reserve , Kan. ,
had on the Kansas City market
today a carload of hogs.
GJ. . Crook was looking upon
the legislative assembly at Lin
coln on Wednesday of this week.
R. M. Stewart , of Reserve ,
t Kansas marketed today 3 carloads
l-- of cattle and 2 carloads of hogs.
Mrs. S. V. Sears returned Sun
day morning from a three weeks
visit with George Sears and wife
at Bertram ! , Nebraska.
Mesdames Cass Edwards and
Howard Young and children who
have been visiting with Mrs. John
Oswald returned Saturday after
noon to their home at Stella.
Mrs. Henry Rogers who has
been spending the past three
weeks with her mother Mrs.
Lucinda Smith left Sunday mor
ning for her home at Beatrice
W. J. Goolsb } ' while transact
ing business affairs in this city
the past Saturday was a pleasant
caller at these quarters and set
his subscription date ahead for
/ another year.
Ch'as. M. Wilson has added
four large show cases to his
' > tore lixtures which will be used
; as .display cases for his excellent
line of china ware. Mr. Wilson
has one oPthe best stocks of this
ware in southeastern Nebraska.
Miss Maud Ramsey who has
been visiting at the home of
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James Ramsey and wife in this
city left Sunday morning for a
veeks visit with friends atSt. .
Joseph. From there she will go
to her present Iiome ah Lawton ,
Oklahoma.
Messers. H. E. Lemon , James
Mprris and R. Hanna returned
the latter part of the past week
from attending the W. O. W.
convention at Leavenworth. The
boys were kept busy and left
their mark for F-ills City camp in
the convention.
Chas. M. Wilson was engaged 1
in the art of driving a nail athis
store Tuesday morning when the
hammer parted company w i 1 1 :
the handle and struck Mr. Wislon
a blow on the -left thumb nail
The nail as a result is ( [ uite blacp
and he will probably lose the
same.
"Excursion rates of fare
one third round trip to Leaven
worth on all lines for spring
Musical Festival March 21st.-2 :
nd-23rd. Famous Innes Orchest
ral Band and Soloists of Nev
York City special attracticn foi
matinee and evening of 23rd
Over 200 voices in local choruses
Excursion tickets good to re tun
March 25th. Don't miss tin
festival.
Sam Miles is down from Lin
coln this week.
Miss Banks of Preston spent
Sunday in this city.
Allen Johnson was up from
Preston Sunday last.
Ida Been of Humboldt spent
Friday at this place.
Walter Meyer of Hiawatha
spent Friday in this city.
Judge Broady was here front
Lincoln during this week.
T. M. Davis of Pawnee City
was a Saturday visitor here.
All the newest and prettiest
spring hats at Mrs. II. C. Raker's.
Mrs. O'llara is seriously ill at
her home in the east part of
town.
S. II. Harvey left Saturday
for McCook and other western
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Blaine Rhoades is- among the
measles victims this week , being
quite ill.
Ray Mead spent Sunday and
Monday with friends at Talmage ,
Nebraska.
. W. W. Spurlock of Salem
is the guest of her aunt Mrs.
John Holt.
Herman Minnick came up from
Atchison Saturday for a few days
visit in this citv.
Ralph McDonald of the Brown
County World was a Falls City
visitor Saturday last.
J. E Harrison , district deputy
of the K. & L. of S. was a busi
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Stanley Wilson of Humboldt
was among the out of tpwn vis
itors in this city Tuesday.
S. L. Redwood came d o w n
from Dawson last Friday for a
brief business visit in this city.
If you need any lots or gar
dens plowed call up 'phone 101 or
see Ben Law at Heck's feed store.
Clarence Heck spent a few days
the latter part of the past week
the guest of friends at St. Joseph.
Orra Ross of the Auburn Her
ald force spent Sundaywith his
parents , John Ros's and wife of
this city.
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Mrs. Charles Thomas was
down from Stella Saturday last
for a brief visit with Falls City
friends.
J. D. Shrauger while down
from Humboldt last Saturday
was a pleasant caller at these
quarters.
Paul Greenwald % vas up from
Kansas City Sunday for a brief
visit with his mother and friends
in this city.
Elva Crook and family returned
from Nebraska City Sunday and
left Wednesday for their home
at Tuttle. I. T.
George Segrist representing
the Kansas City Scale company
was in this city a few days the
first of the week.
Alice Gunn has recovered trom
a serious attack of the measles
and Monday resumed her , duties
at the business college.
Mrs. Hoffsommer and son of
McPherson count } ' , Kansas are
the guests of her father , Rev.
Manshardt of this city.
B. M. Berkley , H. Swart and
C. W. Berkley of Hamlin , Kansas
spent Saturday attending to af
fairs of a business nature in this
city.
Ed Fisher/ and wife came up
from Levenworth to attend the
funeral of George Dorrington
which was held in this city the
past Sunday.
s Walter Unland and wife of
Ilumboldt were the guests of f
Mrs. J u 1 e Ruegge Sunday.
They left this week'with the
Ilumboldt colony for Canada
where Mr.'Unland has a claim.
Win. Manshardt , wife and
children , of Glascow , Missouri
are visiting at the * home of his
father , Rev. Manshardt in this
city and also attending confer
ence. Win. Manshardt is a
member of the Kansas conference
Seed Potatoes.
Fine choice potatoes for seed
at Powell & Co. opposite Court
House. Phone 141.
How are you enjoying the in
stitute ?
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Marcile Stump is sick with the
measles.
Go to Powell & Cofor new
garden seed. Phone Hi-
Al Smith was down from
Humboldt Saturday of the past
week.
For the best bulk coffees 15 ,
20 , and 25 cents at Powell & Co.
Phone 141.
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J. Hi Smith was among the
Humboldt visitors in this city
the past Friday.
MrsT. . L. L'indenmeyer is
quite ill at the family residence
in the north part of town.
Will Hossack went to Shubert
Saturday for a few days visit
with friends at thYit place.
Mrs. M. L. Wilson was called
to Essex , Iowa last week by the
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Allen D. May- and son
of .Salem are the guests of her
mother , Mrs. Kathline Wylie.
Mrs. C. II. Marion and daugh
ter , Audrey leave today for a
brief visit with friends at Hiawa
tha ,
C. L. Hummel and wife were
down from Humboldt last Friday
to' attend the funeral of J. J.
Morris.
A fine line of high grade can
ned fruits , Defiance brand , for
25 cents each , at Powell & Co.
Phone 14K
S. M. Philpot and J. K , Lig
gett were down from Humboldt
Friday to attend the funeral of
J. J. Morris.
Sidney Spence has been on the
sick list , bracing up however for
the 17thcause for the same being
his and St. Patrick's birthday.
Harry Clark , formerly of Stella
but now of Kansas City , was
transacting business in this city
the past Friday and Saturday.
. Wilma Cline who has been at
home with a severe sore throat
was able to return to her studies
at the Peru Normal Wednesday.
'MrsC. . Andrews sent us sub
scription greeting of a financial
nature from the western part of
the state on Wednesday morning
of this week.
The ladies of the Christian
church will give a fifteen cent
dinner in .the Roberts building
this Friday evening. A good
meal for fifteen cents.
The horse sale which Lotspcicli
Bros , were to have conducted in
this city this coming Saturday
has been called off as the boys
sold all of their hordes out west
but will probably be here a trifle
later with an equally as good a
bunch.
Rev. R. Cooper Bailey who
was to have been at the Presby
terian 'church the past Sunday
will occup3r that pulpit this com
ing Sunday , both morning and
evening. He comes well recom
mended and every member should
attend both services.
Rev. Lamb , publisher of the
Evangelical Association at Cleve
land , Ohio will preach at the
Baptist church at S o'clock this
Friday evening and a cordial in
vitation is extended the public to
attend this service. Rev. Lamb is
an able and entertaining speaker
and should be greeted by a large
audience.
Saturday a middled aged mar
came to Falls City who had rut
against a wide streak of misfor
tune. His foot had just beer
crushed quite badly by a trait
and he came as far as this citj
when he was so exhausted that i
was impossible for him to go an )
farther. The injured foot was
dressed by our city physician am
the authorities gave him enougl
to take him on his way. He was
a nice appearing fellow jusl
played in hard luck.
Announcement.
White's wall paper store will
be open nights during wall paper
season.
Striking A Match to find a gas
leak is as foolish as comparing
cheap , adulterated material with
high grade guaranteed paint like
Brandley & Vrooman's ? ' Sold by
Dr. T. C. McMillan.
For Sale.
Silver laced wyandotte eggs
H for $1.00 , or Juo'ior Sf > .00 , every
gg guaranteed. At the Pleas-
, nt Ilill farm , seven blocks west
f Christian church. 2t
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Statement.
This certifies , that Mr. W. L.
Vhite was placed on our city
ickct , to fill vacancy as council-
nan in the third ward , without
word of pledge or promise to
he proliibitiotfists , "or any one
else.
else.We
We believe Mr. White will
aver law-enforcement , and will
lid in giving us good clean citj
government if elected.
Gio. ; PKATIJK , Chairman.
Sam Miles and wife of'Lincoln
ire attending court this week.
Why is it that a school inarm
ind a milliner arc always "ROOC !
ookingV"
The school inarms will be with
is today and tomorrow and life
vill be again worth living.
Will Hossack went to Preston
Wednesday afternoon for a few
lays visit with relatives there.
Set single harness , Gasoline
: ank , delivery wagon for sale or
trade for pigs , wood , iron , hay or
grain. O. P. HKCK.
If hot air had a commercial
value , a session of the Miles will
case would be worth a princely
sum.
Judge S. II. Broady of Lincoln
is before the court this week in
the interest of his clients in the
Miles case. x
W. II. Pyle was here from
Champion , Nebraska Wednesday
and while in town was a pleasant
caller at this office.
Mrs. Kate Rieger resumed her
place at the Wahl store after an
absence of over a week caused
from an attact of the measles. .
John L. Webster and T. J.
Mahoney of Omaha , and I. J.
Ringolsky and John II. Atwood
of Kansas City are among the at
torneys in attendance on the
Miles will case this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Gist and
Mrs. Spurlock of Salem , and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Minnick of Auburn
were among the out of town visi
tors who attended the funeral of
George E. Dorrington Sunday.
The Needle Club met with
Mrs. Daeschner on Wednesday
afternoon of this week and spent
the afternoon in sewing after
which elegent refreshments were
served. The next meeting.will
be at the home of Mrs. Mary
Mosiman , Wednesday afternoon
March 27th. 1907
Market Report.
The range of prices for the
Kansas City grain majkct witji
close today as reported by Far-
rington Commission Co. :
Ouen , Hlirh. I.fiH. Close , Yett.
St. Joe. ll.ftw
Maruut : Hofc't.r > c luuur : Catll" blow.
St. Joe luiir market , to | > price 'I.I2 ' ! : hulk
6.22 fi.30.
KaiisuK City Cash drain
No 2 hard uhc.it 706W7.
Nil 3 hard w heat W 72.
No 2 red heat 74MS 75
No 3 red w heat 671 t'j
No 2 mixed corn 41 n
No 'J mixed corn 40H < Mt
No 2 white corn 43 4ii }
No 3 u hlte corn 4c
No 2 mixed oats 40 ( 40' j
No 3 mlxcil oats 40
Have you read the values offer
ed in Fred E. Sclnnitt's ad ?
Caster Novelties
We have just received a line of goods for
the Easter Season. The new wide bracelets
in the popular finish , from $4.50 up. Combs
with < jood quality gold filled mounting's , from
Si up. Necklaces with the fashionable pend
ants will be worn more than ever , we have them
from $5 up ; withput pendant from 51.85 up.
Veil Pins , Beauty Pins , Brooches , Mat'Pins ,
etc , , are all here in the new spring models.
It is becoming more , and more the custom to
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remember vour friends on Easter Dav bv a
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gift. We have all the novelties suitable for a
remembrance for this day. Call on us ior
high grade J.ewelry.
The Old Reliable
Jeweler A. E. Jaquet.
Notice To Colt Raisers.
J am now located at the Salem
fair grounds with two 'good '
Stallions , one trotter and one
pacer. You are cordially invited -
vited to call and sec them and
get acquainted. No trouble to
show horses. While ! am owner
of these Stallions I will pay
one hundred'dollars to the first
ten of their get taking standard
ecords. To be divided , live
colts from each stallion. Money
divided ftSQ.OO to breeder and
$50.00 to owner , at time standard
record is taken. Colts broken
and track horses handlen.
GOtf CL.AUKNUU DINGLK.
Concert and Dance.
A concert and dance will be
given at the Wahl hall on Fri
day. April 12 , 1907 by Ilarnack's
Military Band and Orchestn. The
proceeds will go toward buying
new uniforms for the band. As
this is a worthy cause it is hoped
a large attendance will be pres
ent.
Gehling Theatre
ONE NIGHT
Wednesday Mar. 27 , 1907
A Plav for Evervbodv
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Our
Old
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Home
A Success. Splcncfidly
Played. Strong1 Cast , New
Scenic Effects , a Story that
Appeals to every 1 leart.
tear the Haul.
Prices 5oc and 35C.
TURKO
TurkO , the Imported Belgian
Draft horse , owned by the Sunny
Valley Horse company will
make the season of 1007 as fol
lows :
Monday and Tuesday of each
week at Henry Voegeles on the ;
Coon Pritcliard farm"ten miles
northeast of Falls City.
The balance of the week n (
Barney Voegeles on the Chas.
Gagnon farm seven and one-
quarter miles northeast of Falls
City.
Turko weighs : V 0 pounds
and is a wonderful horse. His
terms are : $ ! ; " > .00 to insure a
colt to stand up and suck ; $12,50
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lor the season ; § 10.00 for single
service.
Clllinky Tom , Black Kentucky
Jack white points will make the
season with Turko. His terms
are $10.00 to insure a colt to
stand up and suck ,
Chunk } ' Tom gets good colts.
One of them , a sucking colt ,
sold this spring at the W. A.
Scliock sale for $100 00. The
highest price ever paid in the
J state lor a sucking colt. Owen's
i the horse buyer , got him.
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If you want to raise colts that
bring the money , go to these
animals.
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SALT.
Car load of Crushed Rock and
j Lump Rock salt comingwill ; make
' low price in Bulk at car.
O. P. IlKCk.
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Millinery Opening ! |
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Bon Ton Millinery Store !
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; ) We cordially invite \ ou to calj and see us and inspect - | .
spect our complete and beautiful line of SWELL PAT- | ,
I TERN MATS , Street Hats , etc. |
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The latest Ideas in untrimmed Chips , Milans , Legl
; ! ; horns and Hair Hats. Yours Respt. < A {
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