THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , OCTOBER 18 , 1907
LOCAL LORE.
Eat Sowles' candy.
Joe Winclle of Salem , was a
Sunday visitor in our city.
The Tribune will cost you $1.50
a year afterJanuary _ 1st , 1908.
i Dr. Wilson returned Monday
from a few days spent in Omaha.
L. R. Chancy of Stella was
mingling : with friends in this city
Monday.
Sam Buchcr came down from'
Shubert and spent Sunday with
home folks.
You can tell your troubles to
the coal man now and give the
ice man a rest.
Miss Leah Poteet , who has been
quite ill for some time , is better
at this writing.
Mrs. Martin Kanaly returned
Saturday from a week spent with
her parents in Rulo.
The local Odd Fellows will
be the guests of the Shubert
lodge October 24th.
Gus Ruegge came in from
Gordon baturday night , and will
spend the winter at home-
Glen McMillan arrived in the
city Sunday morning from
Broken Bow for a visit with home
folks.
The dinners served at the
National on Sunday from 12:30 :
till 2:15 : are unsurpassed in quality
and service.
A 11-pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hedges
last Friday. All concerned are
doing nicely.
Mrs. A. Graham is visiting in
St. Louis and from there will go
to Cleveland , Ohio , for an ex
tended stay with relatives.
Herbert Hedges came in from
his railroad duties Saturday and
spent a few days at home trying
to teach the new baby how to say
papa.
The time is nearly here when
the subscription price of this
paper" goes to $1.50 per year.
If you want in at the old rate
you will have to hurry.
Now is the time to subscribe if
you want to get in on the Si.
rate , as this subscription * price
will positively pe raised to $1.50
after January 1st. , 1908 ,
John Maddox and wife and
daughters. Alberta , Deloras and
Donie , and Mr. Floyd Furse ,
Ollie Bennett , and Martin
Souders. all of Auburn , were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Henry
Meyers.
E. F. Sharts went to Kansas
City Saturday afternoon , return-
ingMonday. He was accompani
ed home by his wife , who had
been there for the past two weeks
visiting her son and other
relatives.
The High School band played
a few selections on the street
Saturday. This is the band's
first appearance in marching
order and our people were agree
ably surprised at the splendid
showing they made.
Remember , after January 1st ,
1908 , the price of this family
necessity will be $1.50 , to old
and new subscribers alike. A
dollar saved is a dollar earned , so
come in and pay a few years in
advance and get in on the Si.
rate.
Mrs. Sedlmayer and grand son ,
Harry Huber , are spending the
week in this city visiting their
many friends. They like their
new home but have to make a
trip to Falls City once in a while
to get a glimpse of old familiar
faces.
John Bruhn was given the
second degree work in the Odd
Fellovs lodge Friday night. It
was a hard tussle but he finally
pulled through and will be in
good shape for the third tonight.
Mr. B. Goat is a little worked up
over treatment received at the
last meeting , and has declared
himself , so a warm time is ex
pected tonight. Goats and
"Bruins" make a bad mix up.
Everything
In the way of
Refreshing Drinks
When you are thirsty you
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will find NUT SUNDAES ,
CRUSHED FRUIT SODAS
and HOT DRINKS OF ALL ?
KINDS.
Everything in Fresh
fruits and handmade Can
dies.
Full line of Fine Cigars
and Tobaccos.
Yours to Please ,
P. G. Bacakos. i
Clarence Smith was a Salem
visitor Saturday.
Harry Hughes was up from
Padonia , Tuesday.
Ralph McDonald of Hiawatha ,
was in the city Sunday.
Dr. Foster attended the horse
show in Omaha this week.
The price of the Tribune after
January 1st. , 190S. will be $1.50 ,
Dr. McMillan is in Omaha this
week looking after his Holiday
stock.
Mrs. Unitt of Seward , is the
guest of her brother. Dr. Foster
this week.
II. Fisher returned Tuesday
from a short visit with friends
in Auburn.
Clerence Burchard came down
from Omaha and spent Sunday
with home folks.
Fleming Robb of Verdon was
in the city Thursday evening en
joying the band concert.
The members of the Friends in
Council will be guests of Miss
Myrtle Bowers this evening.
Mr. W. H. Maddox suffered a
severe fall while picking apples
on his farm north 'of town last
Monday.
Messrs. Marts , Inskeep , Loree
and Fallstcad attended a meeting
of the grand lodge of I. O. R. M.
in Aurora this week.
Wednesday was cleanup day
on Stone street , each merchant
contributing his share of labor
to the improvement.
Mrs. Willard Searfc has return
ed to her home in this city after
spending a couple of weeks with
her parents in Beaver City.
Dr. Craft's subject at the Court
House Wednesda } ' evening will
be , ' 'Worlds progress , as related
to Markets , Morals and Missions. '
Chas. Hargrave and family
accompanied by Miss Bessie
Bohrer and Master Roy. were
Sunday visitors at Sycamore
Springs.
The ladies of the Christian
church will give a ten cent tea at
the residence of Judge Wilhite ,
Thursday afternoon. Oct. 24th.
There will be plenty to eat and a
general invitation is extended.
Mrs. M. C. Stoughton and
grand daughter , Beatrice Bellman -
man , returned Monday morning
from a two weeks visit in Kansas
City. Owing to a freight wreck
ahead of them it required about
ten hours to make the trip.
Mrs. Custer returned Friday
from an extended visit with her
daughter , Mrs. Norton , in Col
orado Springs. During her
absence she also visited relatives
St. Paul and Minneapolis. She
reports a most enjoyable trip.
Prof. Harnack has consented to
give our people another band
concert this evening , at 7:30 : ,
o'clock , if the weather is favor
able. That's right , professor ,
give us as many as possible , as
it will be a long time until next
summer.
Wm. Wilson of Oregon , writes
his friends that he has almost re
covered from his accident of a
few months ago whereby he sus
tained several fractured ribs. He
also states that he will soon be
settled in a nice new cottage he
is building , and writes all his
friends to come and see him.
Mrs. E. E , Mettz is visiting
relatives in St. Joe.
Herman Koehler of Rule was
in this city Saturday.
Wm. Wylie kindly remembered
the Tribune this.week.
Frank Blakeney came down
from Nims City , Saturday.
Frank Niuis of Nims City , was
a business caller here Friday.
Clyde Haskins of the Stella
Press , was a pleasant caller Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. A. D. Spence went to
Lincoln , Monday for a short
visit with friends.
Adam Muting and son Tom , of
St. Joe , attended the funeral of
Mrs. C. Gehling in this city1 Sun
day.
George Abbott informs us that his
wife is quite ill at Omaha , where
she went'some time ago to visit
her children.
The first freeze of the season
was that of last Friday evening ,
but it has been almost a nightly
occurence since.
Frank Stump of Kansas City ,
came up Saturday evening and
expects to remain in the city
during the winter.
Mrs. Smith of Mound City ,
Mo. , spent the latter part of the
week in this city the guest of
Mrs. Sidney Spence.
Wm. Fen ton , the ' "
the Dawon News Boy , was visit
ing with his many acquaintances
in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Pickett has return
ed from an extended visit with
sons in different parts of Oregon ,
Washington and Idaho.
The Locke Dramatic Co. , spent
last Thursday in this city the
guests of Landlord Spence- They
were enroute to Hiawatha.
Mrs. Limebaugh left Monday
for Amesi Iowa , alter a five
weeks visit in this city with her
niece , Mrs. Sidney Spence.
Matt Huber and wife returned
Thursday to their home in Ver-
raillion , Kas. They were in the
city to attend the funeral of Mrs.
C. Gehling.
Chas. Roberts of Salt Lake
City , was in the city Saturday
the guest of thz Misses Paxton.
He was enroute to St. Lenis on a
visit to his parents.
Miss Florence Wylie , who has
been sick at her home in this
city for the east two wofk < ; , has
so far recovered as to be able to
resume her school work.
Mrs. Mary Kollman and son ,
Fred , of Rapid City , 111. , arriyod
in the city the latter part of the
week to be at the bedside of the
former's sister , Mrs. C. Gehling.
They will visit in the city for a
short time.
W. J. Moran of this citj is one
of the lucky ones in the land draw
ing of the lower Brulc reservation ,
which took place at Pierre , S. D. ,
on Monday. His name appears
in the first fifty list. Will's many
friends here congratulate him in
his good luck.
Jack Crook and wife left Wed
nesday for quite an extened east
ern trip. They will go direct
from here to the Jamestown ex
position , and from there will go
to Washington , D. C. , making
the trip by boat , where Mr Crook
will attend the postmasters' con
vention Oct. 22-23-24. They
will return home via the north
ern route visiting many places
of interest along the way. They
will be absent two weeks.
George A. Abbott made us a
pleasant call on Tuesday and has
our thanks for $2 on subscrip
tion. George holds tax receipt
No.l for 1907 in payment of
$74.70 on 69 acres of land a
fraction over $ MO per acre.
Mr. Abbott has been accused of
being a rebel and hobnobbing
with Jesse James and like des
peradoes , in fact has been repre
sented as about the worst ever ,
but has never been accused of
not paying his debts.
CANDV
Our cattily tickles the palate.
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Try It.
SOWbES
English walnuts at Harlow's at
20c per pound.
Jacob Class and son of Preston ,
were in town Saturday.
Go to Harlow for a selection in
fancy and plain pickles.
Dr. Ed Hayes of Dawson was a
Sunday visitor in our city.
Ralston pancake flour at liar-
low's lOc a package.
Finest raisins , prunes , dried
peaches , at Harlow's. All this
years pack.
Go to Harlow for oil cans (
brooms , baskets , wiish boards ,
wash tubs. Prices arc right.
Mrs. J. G. Ranger of Salem ,
spent Sunday in this city with
her daughter , Mrs. Everett Scott.
Steve Miles went to Nebraska
City , Saturday to attend a meet
ing of the river telephone com
panies.
Don't forget the auction at
Powell's grocery , Saturday after
noon and evening. Read ad. on
another page.
Harry K. Thaw's second trial
for the killing of Stanford White
will begin December 2nd. Those
who have saved the files of the
former trial will do well to com
mence reading them now and
save time , as we suppose it will
be a re-hatch of what we all
waded through a few months ago.
Wm. Nims , one of the earliest
settlers of this county and among
the first business men of Hum-
bold t , was in the city Friday and
made the Tribune a pleasant call.
Mr. Nims is now waxing rich and
fat in the stock business through
out the west. His success will be
good news to his many friends in
this community.
The Hiawatha Democrat came
to us last week in the form of a
souvenir edition. It is full of
good write ups illustrated with
many half tones of the different
buildings , business men and
enterprises of that town. Mr.
Martindale the editor , is a good
writer and proves his news paper
ability in this last weeks , edition
which is indeed a work ot art.
Mrs. Grant Windle and daugh
ter , Thelma , accompanied the
former's sister , Mrs. Chas. Dock-
horn , to her home in Oskaloosa ,
Kas. , last Saturday. Mrs. Dock-
horn has been confined to her bed
most of the time for the past ten
months. She had consulted
many physicians , and getting none
no relief , came to this city about
three months ago and placed her
self under the care of Dr Hous
ton. She is much improved and
there is every chance for her re
covery.
W. II. Wylie made his usual
weekly visit here Monday.
G. W. Inskeep spent Sunday in
this city with his family.
Col. Ed Stock spent Sunday
with his parents in this city.
Elder Yoilcr and Rev. Teeter
are at Partis , Kas. , this week ,
attending district conference ,
Harlow has fine northern grown
potatoes , 80c per bushel. In five
bushel lots you get them at 7Sc.
Sam Marts and wife who have
been vtsiting their son at Good-
land Kas. , returned home Friday.
Harlow will sell you in 5 and
10 bushel lots of fine Minnesota
Burbank potatoes at 7Sc per bush
el.
F. W. Samuclson came down
from Lincoln Saturday and spent
a few days with relatives in this
city.
Revere coffee at Harlow's at
20c , 2Sc , 30c and 40c per pound.
Your money back if goods arc not
satisfactor- .
Frank Norris , an old Falls
City boy , is now running a work
train out of this place on the B.
& M.
Elmer DeJarnet came down
from Auburn Friday and visited
with his family in this city until
the first of the week.
Go to Harlow's if you want to
contract for peaches , apricots ,
raspberries , by the case. Will
give you low prices by case or
can.
Miss Francis Berry of Atchison -
son , and Miss Margaret Creek-
more of Fayctteville , Ark. , were
guests of Mrs. I. C. Maust last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Marts and
son , and Mrs. Earl Marts , who
have been visiting relatives in
this city returned to their homes
in Wymore last Saturday.
The B. & M. is doing a great
amount of work on their road in
this vicinity , and in order to ac
complish os much as possible be
fore the cold weather , are work
ing on Sundays. .
Mrs. Ftod Unland returned to
her home in Humboldt Sunday
after a visit in this city with
relatives. She was accompanied
by her daughter , Mrs. Amos
Gantt , who returned on the next
train.
40 Head
Poland-China Hogs to be
sold at Falls City , Ncb.Wcd-
nesday , Oct. 23.
Ferd Fricdly.
' Seff Stock Sold.
IIliving sold the stock to the
Great Western Sale Co. of Kan
sas City , Mo. . I wish to express
my thanlcs to the people of Falls
City and Richardson county
who have patronized me during
the length of time I have been
in business in Falls City.
Yours to thank you ,
M. SKFF.
AUTUMN
GOODS
Our new line of Autumn
goods is now in. We have
selected our stock from
myriads of patterns and can
show you the best the marts
afford. Bclbw are a few
quotations which will give
you an idea of how the
prices range :
Bracelets
$3.00 up
Children's
Bracelets
$1.00 up
Festoon Neons
$5.00 up
Large Rope
Necklaces
$1.00 up
G-old Beads
$4.00 up
Brooches
75cup
Lockets
$1.00 up
Locket Chains
$1.75 up
Souvenir Spoons
$1.00 up
Call on us for anything in
the jewelry line. We have
anticipated the wants of the
public and are ready to
meet the demands.
A.E.JAQUET
The Old , Reliable
JEWELER
Card of Tbanks.
We wish to sincerely thank our
many friends and neighbors for
the kindness to us during the ill
ness an death of our dear mother.
GHIILING FAMILY.
We desire to extend oiir sincere
thanks to our friendSi both col
ored and white , who so kindly
assisted us in our trouble and
death of our beloved son and
brother.
CAL. WILSON AND FAMILY.
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Revival
All are cordially invited to at
tend revival services at Silver
Creek church , north of town , the
next two weeks. Evangelistic
sermons each evening.
Rev. R. R. Teeter will occupy
his pulpit at the Brethren church
Sunday morning but the church
will be closed at night on account
of this revival.
Kidney Cure will cure any
c ee of kidney trouble that le not be
yond medical old. Kcrr's Pharmacy.
Sold the Stock
THE M. SEFF STOCK at Falls City was
sold on Wedneseday , October 16 , 1907 , to
the Great Western Sale Co. of Kansas City ,
Mo. , which will reduce the stock at a great
reduction before moving it from Falls City.
M. SEFF , Falls City , Nebraska
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