THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 24 , 1907
Calling Cards
Every lady lias use
for Galling Cards. Get
the best. 100 line en
graved cards , including
plate SI. 50. Remem
ber a plate lasts a life
time. 100 cards from
plate § 1. Put up in
neat boxes and sent to
any address at above
prices.
T 'Phone your order if
you ean't call.
HARRY P. OUSTER
PRINTER AND
STATIONER
0\cr Richardson County Hank.
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
LOCAL LORE.
Eat Sowles' candy.
Mrs. Hattie Sapelton , spent
Sunday in Merrill , Kansas.
OH. . Layson of Dawson was
in the city last Saturday.
Good young team for sale.
72-4t W. II. MADDOX.
John A'llaran was a Shubert
visitor to our city Tuesdav.
Mrs. Jessie Sears visited at
her home in Reserve over Sunday
Flowering and vegetable
plants. Simanton & Pence.
Florance Savelle of Salem was
in our city Saturday with friends.
Gertrude Kanaly of Rule ,
visited friends here last Satur
day.
day.D.
D. W. Easley came up from
Kansas City on business Tues
day.
Martha and Ida Kernen , of
Dawson were in town last Satur
day.
Jessie Ftnley was here Satur
day to take the county examina
tion.
Hargrave & Hargrave have
something to say on another
page.
Rev. Teeter went to St. Joseph
Tuesday , on business , returning
Wendesday.
Helen and Addie Smith of
Sabetha were visiting friends
here Saturday.
Loretta Winterbottom went tc
Reserve Saturday to visit a few
days with Lola Willard.
Neva Morris is spending the
week in Kansas City , with the
family of her brother , Elxa Mor
ris.
Grant Smith of near Stell ;
was in town Satimlaj * . lie made
us a very pleasant call while
here.
Charlotte Imler , came dowr
from Shuber t last Saturday t (
take the county teachers' ex >
animation.
Mrs. Robt. Johnson came dowt
from Superior Friday to visit hei
parents Mr. and Mrs. Join
Mositnan.
Nell Snyder has finished tin
milliner's season at Hiawathi
and came home Wednesday foi
the summer.
J. G. Dodds of Humboldt , wai
in town the latter part of las
week. He took the county ex
nomination while here.
Jessie Murphy and Josephin
Mali an were among those fron
Rnlo who took the teachers' ex
amination here Saturday.
This is examination week ii
the schools and the one questioi
among the pupils when the ;
meet is , "Did you pass ? "
Mable Auxier , Delia M. Kins
ley and Clara Laugherty of Vei
don , were in the city last Satui
Gay for teachers' examination.
Harry Ross of Chicago arrive
in the city last Friday for a visi
with relatives. Mrs. Ross , ne
Anna Dorrington , came t w
weeks ago.
The best thing that can happe
to your house is to paint it wit
Bradley & Vrooman Paint. 1
will last longer and be wort
more. Order from Dr. T. C
McMillan.
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Notice Hargrave's new ad.
Gertrude Lum was down from
verdon Saturday.
Mrs. Nepper left Monday for a
nonths visit with relatives in
[ llinois.
The past week has been good
ishing weather and.almost every
lay fishing parties out.
Ernest Cliff and Lon Day of
lumboldt , were pleasant callers
at this office Saturday.
Sam Stewart and wife of Re
serve , Kans. , spent Sunday here ,
he guest of J. M. DeWald and
amily.
Mrs. M. L. Wilson visited
Humboldt friends this week dur-
ng Dr. Wilson's absence in
Lincoln.
Mrs. H. A. Ambler of Mt.
Pleasant la. is visiting at the
ionic of her brother , Charlie
largrave.
Mable Lesley of Salem was
n town Saturday for the pur.
pose of taking the teachers'ex
amination.
Rev. Neide , returned from
Omaha Friday , where he went
to attend the Diocesan Council
of Nebraska.
Mr. Hazclctt , of Hamburg , la.
who has been visiting A. J. Xook
returned to his home the latei
part of last week.
Mrs. Alice Gardner left Satur-
lay for Newton , Kansas on busi
ness. She expects to purchase
land in that vicinity.
Jacob Marmet of SabethaKas ,
was in town the first of the week.
He has purchased an intrest in
the Fearless Stock Powders Co ,
Sigmon Spathe has bought
[ ke Beaulieu's intrest in the bar
ber shop and will conduct the
business by himself in the future ,
Esborn Wheeler and wife at
tended tne dance at theElks' hal
Friday night. While here the }
were the guests of J. L. Slocum's
family.
It is noticed that more house :
than ever are being painted witl
Bradley & Vroomun Paint. Dr
McMillan report that there is ;
great demand for it.
John Gilligan sold his interes
in the Gilligan Bridge compan :
this week to the other stocl
holders and intends in the nea
future to spend some time in tin
irrigation districts of Colorado.
Dr. Roberts has purchased tin
Mrs. Pittock property on nortl
Chase street and intends to raov
the present buildings off an
erect two cottages for the use o
his family and the mother of Mr
Roberts.
Mrs. Sedlemyer came up fror
Kansas City Friday to ship th
remainder of the househol
goods. Mrs. Huber has purch
ased a rooming house in a dcsit
able location and will soon b
permanently located.
Cut flowers and funeral designs
at Simanton & Pence.
W. C. and Earl Margrave were
business visitors Tuesday.
W. A. Greenwald and wife re
turned Saturday from Omaha.
Vcrn Ripley made a business
trip to Forest City Saturday.
Almeda Hill is in Peru this
week attending commencement
exercises ,
Phil Hermes left Monday
night on a business trip to Saunders -
ders county.
J , L. Slocutn and family drove
to btclla to spend Sunday return
ing Monday ,
Ray Graham went to Lincoln
Friday to attend the field meet
returning Saturday.
Ike Bcaulicu and family go to
Sabetha , Kans. , today to visit a
few days with relatiyes before
leaving for their new home in
Montana.
Mrs. John Boose and baby of
Rockford , 111. , are visiting at the
home of Win. Boose and family.
Mrs. Ray Gould , of Omaha is
visiting at the home of her par
ents , Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hcacock
A son was born to John Put
nam and wife Friday , May 17th.
The mother and baby are doing
well.
Sheriff Fenton and family re
turned from IDawson Monday
morning , where thejr had4 spent
Sunday.
Dr. Hays came down from
Dawson Friday to attend the
dance given by the Married
Ladies Kensington.
Florence Boose returned last
week from her school duties at
Seedvillc , Tenn. , because of her
health. She has been very sick.
Mrs. W. T. Cline went to Peru
Friday to attend the Nebraska-
Missouri debate in which her son ,
Earl , took part. She returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Windle and daugh
ter went to Oskalusa. Kansas
Monday , called there by the ser
ious illness of her sister , Mrs.
Dockhorn.
Ross Jackson came down from
Wymore Sunday , to accompany
his wife and son home. They
have been visiting Dick Jones
and family.
Nedrow Beachel came in from
Norcatcr , Kansas Friday , to as
sist his grand mother , Mrs.
Beachel in her preparations to
move to Norcator.
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SOWLES
Tomato plants at Simanton &
Pence.
Miss Lylcof Glenelder , Kan , is
the guest of Nell Cain.
The Salem ehantauqua has
been postponed until August 24.
Oddie Lapp attended the mar
riage of "Vesta Van Valkenburj >
in Rule last Wednesday.
Dr. R , H. Minor attended the
Eclectic Medical Society in Lin
coln the first of the week.
Lou Schocnhcit , who was oper
ated upon last week , is doing
nicely at the present time.
Extra supply of cut flowers or
dered for DecorationDay.
SIMANTON & PKNCK.
Robert Stecle and Baird Green-
waldwent to Lincoln Friday to
attend the state field meet. They
returned , Sunday.
Nan Hutchings and her sister-
in-law Mrs. Will Hutchings re
turned Friday from a visit to
relatives in Superior , Nebr.
O. II. Maddox and family ,
Chas. Whetstine and family
spent the week cud with George
Prichard's in Ohio precinct.
Dr. M. L. Wilson went to Lin
coln Monday , to attend the Ne
braska State Eclectic Medical
Society that meets in that city
this week. The doctor is pre
sident of the society.
Misses Sallie Schoenhict , Vrcra
Lord , Cathern Maliza and Miss
Wadhams went to Salem. Friday.
From there they went to Verdon
where they spent the night
returning Saturday morning.
Jacob Marmet of Sabetha who
recently puachased the Fredrick
property on South Chase St. , Is
making arrangements to move
here in a short time. He is in
terested in the Fearless Stock
Powder Co.
Miss Delia Howard of Norfolk
Nebr. was in town several days
recently soliciting aid for the
Children's Home at Omaha. She
met with very good success , the
contrubutions being very liberal ,
She left for her home Monday ,
Making Money.
The average salary paid 'IV
land graduates , after four yean
experience , is $1,000 per year ,
The minimum amounting to $40 , '
000 in a lifetime of forty years ,
The average day laborer get !
$1.50 per day 300 days in the
year , or $450 per year. He earn ;
$18,000 in a lifetime. Making
the difference between the aver
age earning of a Tolard gradu <
ate and a day laborer $22,000
The difference between the earn *
ings of a Toland graduate and i
mechanic , or the average schoo
teacher , is about the same , a ;
both teachers and mechanics an
idle a large portion of their time
Is not $22,000 a pretty .goo (
profit on an investment of $60 ,
the amount required to pay for ;
course in a Toland school ? Matr
Toland grsduates are now earn
ing from $2,000 to $ f > ,000 pc
annum. If interested send fo
proof. Address Nebraska Busi
ness University , Nebraska City
Articles for the Toilet !
We haye a complete line of Face Powder ,
Talcum Powder , Cold Cream and everything1
required for the toilet. A complete line of
tooth brushes and preparation for cleaning
and preserving the teeth , in powder , paste or
liquid
In Combs and Hair Brushes , we can show
you anything from a 250 comb to a genuine
ebony. When you need anything in toilet
articles remember the
CITY PHARMACY ,
DR. HcMILLAN , Prop.
Falls City , - Nebraska
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Baking Powder
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A wholesome cream of tartar
baking powder. Makes the finest ,
lightest , best flavored biscuit , hot-
breads , cake and pastry.
Royal Baking Powder is free
from alum and phosphatic acids
ROYAL DAKINQ POWOEn CO. , NEW YORK.
ATTENTION BUYERS ?
Sl,800 Residence on 2 good east front corner lots , to be sold at a
great sacrifice. Excellent condition , no reasonable offer re.
jected. Will take good team or cows as part pay. Opportun
ity of a lifetime. Write P. 0. lox * 180 , Palls Oity , Neb.
Specials for the Graduates
Here urea few suggestions of especially nice gifts for
the graduates , selected from our large stock of suitable
things. Pon't worry about what to buy , but call and
see our line and a selection will be easy.
Bracelets Scarf Pins
A New Line just re Every young man likes
ceived in Gold Filled. a pretty pin. Our stock
contains most exclusive
All latest style , $1.50 designs in filled and
. solid gold , from 750
up. upward.
Back Combs Spoons
The sort that are dif Sterling Silver Souv-
ferent. ener Spoons. Many
Better grades in gold different style handles.
plate. Al s o genuine Plain a nd gold lined
jet $ i upwards. bowls , 650 upwards.
Price Plainly Harked on Goods.
A. E. JAQUET ,
THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELER.
Shorthorn Cattle Sale.
We will sell 12 head of thoroughbred Shorthorns at Pub
ic Sale , Saturday , June 8th , at i o'clock p. m. , at Chap-
nan's Feed and Sale Yard. Consisting of 4 fine cows and
8 males fit for service. HENRV HAHN & Sox
C. F. BUCIIOLX
Saturday , June .S , at i o'clock at Chapman's Sale Yard ,
Falls City , Neb.
Mrs. Carrie Kerr , who visited
Dr. and Mrs. Kerr last week , re-
tu'ned to her home in Omaha on
Sunday.
Ed Reed and John Voegle ,
went to Stella Monday morning
where they expect to remain this
week.
A new concrete walk was laid
this week along the property
owned by Miss Kleckner and
Campbell Minnick. Quite an im
provement.
The Library has received from
the Department of Interior a large
wall map. It hangs on the west
wall of reading room , for ready
reference. The map contains
marginal maps of our out lying
possessions and is altogether an
addition worlh while.
Card of Tbanks.
We desire to express o ur
heartfelt appreciation to all
those who , is so many ways , ex.
pressed their loving sympathy
in the hour of our bereavement
over the death ot our little son.
SUPT. AND MltS. E. L. TOBIE.
The UIYIOI\ House
Recently re-decorated and
re-furnished t h r o u ghout.
Everything first class. Special -
ial attention given to tran-
sient. Rate , $2.00 per day.
Wra. McPherson , Prop.
Phone 59 Falls City , Neb.
The Baccalaureate sermon for
the class of 1907 was preached
at the Methodest Church last
Sunday evening by Rev. Teeter
of the Brethern Church. The
sermon was fine and thoroughly
appreciated by the large congre
gation of relatives and friends of
the graduates that filled the
Church. The music for the ser
vice was very good. Mrs. Anna
Dorrington Ross of Chicago sang
a beautiful solo , ' 'King of
Eternity'1 with splendid effect.
John W. Powell made a busi
ness trip to Auburn Thursday.
