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THE FALLS CliY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MARCH 29 , 1907
LOCAL LORE.
Seed Potatoes.
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Fine choice potatoes for seed
at Powell & Co. opposite Court
House. Phone 141.
Eat Sowles' candy.
Dr. M. L. Wilson-office over State
, Bonk. ,
Have j'ou missed the electric
lights ?
Ed Murphy came up from Rule
Saturday.
See Mrs. H. C. Raker for your
TnVw spring hat.
Dave Jondrow was up from
Rule Saturday.
C , C. Stout came down from
JHumboldt Sunday.
Go to Powell & Co. for new
garden seed. Phone 141.
Andrew C. Sharp was down
u-from Humboldt Tuesday ,
Myrtle McCray was here from
Stella a few days the past week.
GJ. . Crook was a business
visitor at Barada on Wednesday.
All the newest and prettiest
spring hats at Mrs. II. C. Raker's.
Frank Snethen was among
those here from Humboldt Tues-
day.
For the best bulk coffees 15 ,
20 , and 25 cents at Powell & Co.
PJione-141.
Carl Morrow of Shubert was in
attendance at the teachers as-
) sociation.
Gertrude and Ethel Robinson
of Dawson attended the teachers
association here.
Sherman Bowers formerly of
this city is spending the week
with relatives here.
Proprietor Spence is preparing
.tq serve an elegant dinner at the
' National Easter Sunday.
Tom Hughes , traveling pas
senger agent for the Mo. P. was
here in a business way Monday.
Set single harness , Gasoline
tank , delivery wagon for sale or ,
trade for pigs , wood , iron , Hay'or
grain. O. P. HECK.
Nolle Weaver was here from
Verdon the latter part of the
week , spending a few days with
; friends.
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t A fine line of high grade can
ned fruits , Defiance brand , for
25 cents each , at Powell & Co.
Phone 141.
l\ \ . Queen Chism came down from ,
Stella the latter part of the past
i week spending Friday and Saturday -
! day in this city.
Earl Margrave of Gordon ,
Nebraska spent a portion of the
week attending to affairs of busi
ness in this citjr.
| Jessica Page and Myrtle Neeld
of Dawson attended the Richard-
' { " ion county debate held in this
* , i city Friday evening.
Hazel Hogrefe of Stella was
among those who attended the
meeting of the teachers association -
- tion here the past week.
* " ' Stella Shock returned the last
oi the week from Stella near
v' where she has just completed a
J successful term of school.
Mavyl Harbaugh was among
those from Dawson who attended
the teachers association held at
\t this place the latter part of the
. past week.
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We are informed that Ed Bel'
* - leaves Wednesday to join Horty
. Toity. Sidney Spence says that
! Mr. Bell has purchased a control-
ing interest in this popular at
traction.
* For the past twenty-five year
l\ the paint that has given the best
satisfaction , fully meeting every
k , requirement , is the celebrated
Bradley & Vrooman Paint. Dr.
McMillan exclusive agent.
W. B. Emerson who has been
conducting a series of lectures at
f
, the court house this week of evcn-
nings will conduct the services at
* . the First Christian church Easter
- " ' _ Sunday. lie is an interesting
talker and should be greeted by
a large audience.
Dr. A. E. Wolfe spent Sunday
: he guest of Humboldt friends.
L' C. Edwards spent Sunday
ast with his mother at Humboldt.
Chas. Rickards returned Tues-
lay from a short visit in Kansas
Mty.
Grace and Ralph Nedrow re-
urned Tuesday fromGreggsville ,
Illinois.
Herman Schultz was here in a
msincss way from Ilumboldt
Monday.
Frank Veach was down from
Verdon Friday the shoot being
the attraction.
Mrs. Bert McCool came down
rrom Salem Friday for a brief
visit in this city. ;
S. H Harvey returned Sunday
rom a business trip to McCook
and other western points.
A. Graham left Sunday night
'or Spokane , Washington where
ic will spend a couple of weeks.
C. F. Reavis was an Auburn
visitor a few days the fore part
of the week in a professional way.
Mrs. Mabel Boestetta and little
son of Humboldt , are the guests
of Mrs. Dr. M. L. Wilson this
week.
W. II. Wheeler of Stella was
the guests of E. F. ShartvS and
wife the latter part of the past
week.
W. E. Dorrington and wife re-
urned Tuesday to Yakoma ,
Washington after a weaks stay
n this city.
Mayme Fenton publisher of
the Dawson News Boy spent last
Friday the guest of friends in
this city.
Mrs. H. Kiel 'of Verdon came
down Sunday evening and spent
a short time the guests of Mrs.
Sue DeWald.
S. B. Hoffnell was down from
Salem the past Friday and while
in town was a pleasant caller at
: hese quarters.
Lloyd Kinsley of Salem was
the guest of his uncle , J. M.
Ramel on Friday and Saturday
of the week just past.
Van Meluney who is now in
the United States navy spent a
portion of the past week with
relatives at this place.
Beulah Greenwald was do.wn
from Stella to attend the teachers
association and spend a few days
at her home in tins city.
Fred Noah and family left
Saturday evening for Seattle ,
Washington where they will
make their future home ,
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Vern Ripley spent a few days
the latter part of the past week
with his parents and small son ,
Robert at Shenandoah , Iowa.
Win. Weick and family of near
Verdon were Falls City visitors
Tuesday and while in town Mr
Weick was a pleasant caller at
this office.
J. ISlocum. . wife and daugh
ters , Miss Carrie Slocum and
Mrs. Harry Jenne returned Fri
day from an extended trip to
California.
Mrs. Dr. M. L , . Wilson returned
Friday from Essix , Iowa where
she was called some three weeks
ago on account of the serious ill
ness of her mother.
Henry Kloepfel of Rule wai
attending to affairs of a busines :
nature in this city Saturday and
enjoying a brief visit with hi
father John Kloeptel.
Better late than never wa
demonstrated Sunday evening
when a young fellow and two oi
the fair sex arrived at church
just as the benediction was being
pronounced-
The W. O. W. order at their
meeting Monday night decided to
have a new beacon light for in
front of their lodge window and
the same will soon be in place
and will also haye the emblem
of the order on it. Sovereign
Kellog of Fremont was presenl
at this meeting and gave those
present an interesting talk.
Have you noticed the barefoot
boy ?
John A. Crook is now a reader
of this family weekly.
Frank McCool was down from
Salem Saturday last.
The business college closes its
school term this coming Friday.
The street sprinkler has once
more started on its annual rounds.
Fleming Robb was down from
Verdon Sunday the guest of Odda
Lapp.
Clyde Lum was down from
Verdpn Saturday to attend the
shoot.
John Kettcrcr of Bethany ,
Kansas is now a reader of this
family weekly.
Lloyd Earhardt returned the
first of the week to his home at
Merrill , Kansas.
Maud Haushahn of Humboldt
attended the teachers association
lield here the past week.
Dr. H. C. Foster has returned
from Kansas City where he has
been for the past several months.
Bruno Hansen came down from
Omaha and spent Sunday at the
liomc of Dr. W. II. Kerr and wife.
Hon. Larrie Ryan came up
from St. Louis Saturday to look
after his interests in this vicinity.
While his residence is the met-
roplis of the southwest , his heart
is with his numerous old time
friends in Richardson county.
Bert Baker has broken out
lias the measles good and proper.
It is the first time he has had
them since a baby and'he had
almost forgotten how they were
but now has them in proportion
to his size. He now has a stand
ing ad for sympathy.
An infant son arrived at the
home of Neal Mulligan and wife
at their home at Clay Center ,
Nebraska on Monday morning
of this week. Mrs. Mulligan
will be remembered here as Belle
Hossackjmor to her marriage. .
Rev. W. C. Brewer and family
left the first of this week for their
new home at York , Nebraska
whither his pastorate has peeri
changed. Rev. Brewer gave
conscientious attention and inter-
cstto his work in this field and the
community will feel a loss by
his removal.
Fred Fowler who has been a
student at the business college
here this term left Monday for
St. Louis where he has secured an
excellent position. This is the
second student that has taken a
good position in the past month
demonstrating the quality of the
instruction given at this local
institution.
W. A. Parker of Humboldt
was here looking after business
interests the first of this week.
Mr. Parker served three years
in the United States Infantry ,
three years on the battleship
Iowa , eight months in the Second
Nebraska Infantry and has been
in the seryice longer than anv
soldier in Nebraska.
Mrs. Julian Qttiett is a guest of
Atchison friends.
Henry Funk and wife were here
from Dawson the past Friday.
Sheriff Fentonand little daugh
ter visited with his parents at
Dawson Sunday.
A. J. Weaver and Henry Smith
returned Friday from a business
trip to Minnesota.
Herbert Ford of Humboldt at
tended the teachers association
here the past week.
Mrs. Ida Jackson returned to
Omaha Friday last after a brief
business visit to this city.
Mrs. W. H. Kerr who has been
quite sick for a week or more is
now on the road to recovery.
Dr. E. R. Hays was down from
Dawson the past Friday for a
brief visit at the home place.
Daisy Morris , of Humboldt ,
was the guest of the Misses
Moran a couple of days the past
week.
Bessie Slater of Salem spent
the past Friday and Saturday the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Louisa
Ilenning.
Prof. Hoff and the entire corps
of Humboldt teachers attended
the teachers association held here
the latter part of the week just
past.
Attend the band concert inthe
Wahl hall and help toward their
new uniforms. You will get
more than the worth of 'your
money.
Pat Welch , of Humboldt , at
tended the teachers association
and uisitcd with Falls City friends
returning to his home Sunday
evening.
W. M. Ankron , of Shubert ,
Nebo a well known stockman
brought in the Kansas City Stock
Yards , one day recently , two
cars of fed cattle.
Col. Leonard of Pawnee City
was a visitor * in this city while
on his way home from Auburn
where he attended a Poland-
China sale Saturday.
Ferdinand Friedley of Verdon
was in this city a few hours Sun
day while on his way home from
a large Poland-China sale held
the previous day at Auburn.
W. II. McWain while up from
Rule on business the past Friday
gave this torce a pleasant call
and as a result will continue to
read The Tribune for another
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year.
"Bud" Page while down from
Dawson the past Saturday and
calling on old friends in this city
did not forget to give The Trib
une force a pleasant visit. Mr.
Page has been enjoying good
success in the bus and baggage
business at Dawson.
Those cold storage apples were
fine all'right. We refer to the
generous treat of the same given
to the Tribune force Monday by
Paul Weaver. They had the
finest kind of a flavor and were
solid and well kept. Thanks Mr.
Weaver we appreciated them.
Hogs are Better than Gold
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& If you can just keep them healthy and the way
t to keep them healthy is to use "Dipoline. "
The strongest clip on the market. It is the
strongest clip and goes farther , making it the |
cheapest. Try "Dipoline" and satisfy your- %
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! DR. HcMILLAN , Prop. $
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Easter Novelties
We have just received ; i line of goods for
the Easter Season. The new wide bracelets
in the popular finish , from $4.50 up. Combs
with good quality gold filled mountings , from
$ i up. Necklaces with the fashionable pend
ants will be worn more than ever , we have them
from $5 up ; without pendant from $1.85 up.
Veil Pins , Beauty Pins , Brooches , Hat Pins ,
etc , , are all here in the new spring models.
It is becoming more and more the custom to
remember your friends on Easter Day by a
gift. We have all the novelties suitable for a
remembrance for this day. Call on us for
high grade Jewelry.
TheOld , Reliable
Jeweler . E. Jaquet.
ICE CREAM
I If you want Ice Cream
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I Ice Cream Soda ,
| Fruit or Nut Sundae ,
: We invite you here.
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SOWLES
At The Gehling.
"Our Old Kentucky Home" at
the Gehling Wednesday evening
was a very creditable attraction
and pleased the audience. It is
a clean play , of the kind to be
appreciated. The specialties by
Miss Sydney Fanner and Earl
Trousdale were indeed excellent
each being artists. The music i
was also a very pleasing feature
the harp orchestra being good.
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M. E. Church.
Next Sunday Easter service
at morning hour , 10:45 a. m.
Special music.
Evening service at 8.00 p. in.
Mr. Emerson will speak. All
invited. W. T. CLINK. '
Easter At St. Thomas Church , j [
The music will be one of the
special features at these services
comprising special numbers , by
Miss Lois Keeling , Mrs G. Iv.
Neide , Roy Sweetland , of Hia
watha , and Master Lynn Hor-
racks.
7:30 : a. in. Holy Communion.
U:30 : a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 : a. m. Morning prayer ,
sermon , The Abolition of Death.
7:45 p. m. Evening service and
sermon.
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The strong wind of Tuesday
tried the glass front on the II.
M. Jenne shoe store to such an
extent that workmen were sent
for to construct braces around it
as it was feared the glass would
fall in. Different arrangements
will be made to fasten it more
securely.
Poultry Wanted
Tuesday , Harch l9
1907 , near the B.
&M. depot , Falls City ,
Nebraska , for which
we will pay in cash
Hens and Pullets 9 i-2c
Young Roosters 8c
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the highest market
price.
Horse hides , $2.50
each ; cow hides , 9c.
Clariada Poultry , Butter & Egg fc.
Announcement
White's wall paper store will
be open nights during wall paper V
'season. ' t
Notice.
After an illness of nine weeks ,
I am now ready to answer calls
day or night.
DK. GKO. W. RENEKEK.
Found.
A ladies fur boa was found on
the way between Falls City and
the residence of Ferdinand Fried-
lev nearVerdon. The owner may
have same by calling at this
office.
Notice.
The Fraternal Life order will
give a supper after their routine
business at their regular meeting -
ing night which will be next
Monday evening. Every mem
ber is requested to be in at
tendance.