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8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MARCH 6 , 1908
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enry Smith
LANDS & LOANS
HUMBOLDT.
Bishop Arnold if. seriously 111 this
week.
0. M. Linn WAS lu Lincoln tills week
visiting a sister.
George Newton is now in charge of
the city delivery.
The family of Jas. Hohrer are quar
antined for diphtheria.
Mrs. E. Whitney of Omaha Is hereon
on n visit to her daughter.
Kay Miller and wife of Onota , Ks. ,
are hero visiting her parents.
NollloRlst entertained a number of
friends at her homo on Friday.
E. L. McConnell has purchased the
cigar factory of Champ Wright.
Mrs. Jon Hlakor entertained her
mother of Table Rock this week.
llumboldt la agitating the mlvlMibll-
ity of creeling n now opera house.
Mra. Ed Dorland returned Monday
from a vlblt with her sister In Lincoln.
Mrs. 1'roy and children of St. Joe
were visiting relatives hero this wook.
Sam Monasmlth and family moved
tills week to the Linn farm west of
town.
Harry Gravatt of Subothn , KB. , wns
hero over Sunday visiting with his
brother.
Pearl Garyer returned Saturday
from an extended visit with her sister
in Texas.
T. J. Hardy , wife and daughter arc
homo from a visit with relatives in
Beatrice.
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Mrp. Norton was under a physicians
B care the past week being alllictcd with
M tonsllltle.
A packing house for Uumboldt Is
one of the topics being discussed on
the streets.
F. W. Gutzmcr and family loft this
week for their future homo near New
ton , Kansas.
Teddy Boyd received n broken arm
Saturday while participating in eome
athlutlcal sports.
Cloinu Rousek and .Tennlu Fellers at
tended the opera Mail nine Buttcrlly In
Lincoln Thursday night.
Will Lydlck nnd family are now lo
cated in the property they recently
purchased of Mrs. Samsom.
Will Kcntner has purchased a hotel
in Beatrice and leaves soon to take
charge of his new business.
Frank Sherman has recently pur
chased a half interest in one of the
barber shops in Table Rock.
Mrs. Hayes livers who has been hero
visiting her parents left Saturday for
her homo In Sioux Falls , S. D.
The Infant bhlld of Fred Billings
and wifodled Thursday and the funer
al was held from the Christian church
Sunday.
John Marmott , jr. , who has boon
located in Colorado for several years
was visiting his parents south of town
this week.
A company of friends wore enter
tained at the country homo of Eno
Getsman and wife Tuesday in honor of
their 25 wedding anniversary.
A ah ford Edlo and wife this week
moved to the residence vacated by
Win. Lydlck'e , Mr. Edie lately pur
chased the property of H. W. Howo.
Shirley & Buerstotta'a clothing
store was robbed Thursday night of
goods amounting to $ . ' 100. The guilty
person or persons have not been loca-
Chris Llonborgor's sale of Poland-
China's at the pavilion Friday was
well attended but the stock sold at
loArdguros the average per head be.
ing 911.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey of Plymouth
who had boon called to Falls City by
the sickness of her mother stopped oil'
here Sunday for a brief visit with a
sister.
Knowlton Carpenter and family loft
Monday for Kansas City where they
will reside In the future. Mr. Carpenter -
tor having accepted u position with a
drug linn in that city.
240 acres well improved , 1 } miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring Best of terms. Will take
10 acres as part payment , balance long time at low interest.
200 acres 1 # miles from depot , Richardson county , Nebraska. Good buildings and land Will
take -JO or 80 acres as part payment.
ICO acres upland , 1 mile from depot , Rithardsou county , Nebraska. 312,000.
160 acres Johnson county , Nebraska. 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent.
107 acres near Brownvillc , Nebraska.
80 acres ) ( -ml\c \ from Falls City high school.
010 acres , $8,000 improvements Also 640 acres adjoining. Will take ICO acres as part payment.
Fine running w.itcr. A No. 1 opportunity.
Money to loan.
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The Price Killer ATTHEWS The Price Killer
and for the next thirty (30) ( ) days we are going to offer yeti as good a Flour as is made in the state a Flour
without a "peer , "
First Grade , per sack $1.40 Second Grade , per sack . . . $1.30
REIV1EMBER We guarantee this Flour to be as good as any or your money back REMEMBER I
Don't Miss This Flour Sale ! Don't Miss This Flour Sale !
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to you because we know , and want you to know , that the BEST of all "good things to eat" in Falls City
are carried here ,
A Few Canned Goods
Standard Corn , 4 cans for
only
Early June Peas , per can
only
Standard Tomatoes , per
can
Sweet Potatoes , fine , per 1
can I.
Fancy Table Peaches , per
can
Queen Beets , 2 cans
for
OHIO
Born to Martin Nolle and wife Fob.
27 , a son.
Fern Shouso of Falls City is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Stoval of Atchleon , KB. , is hero
visiting her sister.
C.A.Johnson went to Norton , Ks. ,
to visit his parents.
Guy Llchty and wife were guests of
friends In Falls City Friday.
Edward Gullllams whu has been
quite sick is much hotter now.
Mrs. Harriet Stump of FallH City
spent last week with friends hero.
Mrs. Robt Schlndlor is spending a
few days In Falls City with her parents.
Cheater Stump and wife visited with
John Lichty and wife in Falls City last
Friday.
Mr. Fisher of Hamlln , Ks. , was up
to Straussvillo last week looking after
the store.
Mrs. Shaffer and daughter Edna
were guests of relatives in Falls City
Saturday.
Frances ShalTcr and daughter Anna
of Fulls City spent. Wednesday with
relatives hero.
Edna Shaffer arrived homo last
week from Lincoln whcro she has been
attending school.
Mrs. Guinn loft for her homo in St.
Anthony , Idaho , Monday after an ex
tended visit with her sister hero.
John Strauss nnd family left this
week for their now homo at Abilene ,
Kan. , whore ho has bought a farm.
Mrs. Chester Stump gave a dinner to
her mauy friends Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Guinn buforo she loft for her
homo in Idaho.
The literary at the center school
house Is giving excellent programs and
the crowds are so largo that a great
many have to stand.
Fancy Hominy , 3 cans for
only
String Beans , 2 cans
for
Kraut , fine , 2 cans
for
Fancy Table Plums , per
can
Extra Fancy Pears , 'per
can
Extra Fancy Apricots , per f *
can GjiJ j
We are showing our new Spring line of Men's and Boys' Hats and they have ALL
the snap to them at prices ranging from § 1 00 to § 4.50.
Sample Line of Men's Felt Hats ,
Actually Worth $2 to $3.50. . . .
SHUBERT
Howard Cheater Is on the sick list.
Willie Krug of Lincoln is homo for a
few days.
Ed Shubert moved to Vcrdon last
Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Hall of Ncraaha is visiting
friends hero.
Charley Gaston was a county seat
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas living east of
town is quite elek.
Elmer King went to St. Joe Thurs
day with a cur of cattle.
Nat Titus of Nomahu was hero Wed
nesday in a business way.
Thomas Brown loft Monday for his
home in Hamburg , Iowa.
Clyde Harper left Monday for ft visit
through western Kansas.
Lovard Ankrom of Barada IB visiting
at the homo of friends hero.
Ell Rnpart has been out the greater
part of the week canvassing.
Chas. Shulcnborg and wife visited
friends at Baradn Wednesday.
Roy Dunn of Barada went to St. Joe
Wednesday with a car of cattle.
O. Baylors of Barada loft Monday
with a car of sheep for Kansas City.
Mr ? , Kvivna was called to Vcrdon this
week by the serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. Hull and daughter Florence of
Vordon were guests of friends here on
Friday.
J. W. Cummlngs arrived hero Mon
day from a visit in the western part of
the state.
Homer Saylors of Stella has moved
near Barada whore ho will farm the
Gordcs farm.
Mrs Veal and two children of Vcr
don spent u few days hero recently
with relatives.
Three now candidates were added to
the list of W.O. W. and a general good
time was had.
A number of our people were enter
tained at the homo of Mr. McDaniol
and wife Sunday.
Our cornet band is doing fine in
its practice and will soon bo ready to
give open air concerts.
Charley Shulonborg and wife have
moved to J. C. Shulenberg farm re
cently vacated byIess Rlttcr.
Mrs. Motter and mother who have
been visiting friends hero for some
time left for their home In Chebaslls ,
Wash. , Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Harper ot Auburn who has
been visiting her son nnd family for
several days spent a few days with oth
er friends lust week.
Mrs. Taylor who has spent several
months with her son at Lewiston re
turned Thursday and will spend the
summer hero with her mother.
Mr. Brown the painter sold Win.
Ryan who lately purchased the farm
lying six miles southeast of hero wall
paper for 4 rooms and when put on ho
will have one of the finest residences
in his neighborhood.
"STELLA.
Dr. Andrews has a new automobile ,
AH Mason is home from business
college at Lincoln.
John Brenner spent Sunday in the
country with his parents.
George and A. J , Wixon have moved
from the country to town.
S. R. Freed and wife are staying
with their daughter here.
W. H. Gordos of Lincoln is now in
charge of the Florence hotel.
A new boy recently made his advent
into the homo of the Clark family.
Louis Tiles is a patient in an Omaha
hospital. Ho has stomach trouble.
Elmer Mason and Elmer Pugh wont
to Geneva this week with Chas. Kiscr.
A Dangerous Friend was the attrac
tion at the opera house Thursday even-
Ing.
Ing.Ed
Ed Hammond has moved to Lincoln
Choice Breakfast Bacon , per |
pound 1
Country Bacon , fine , per
pound
Picnic Hams , per
pound
Bulk Coffee , per |
pound A fef/
Good Laundry Soap , 10 bars 'J
for <
Good Cooking Figs , 3 pounds
for
Choice Prunes , Raisins or Evaporated - J
ated Apples , per pound *
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whcro ho will engage In life Insurance
work.
Arthur Pohl , for 2 years clerk at
Wheeler's store has moved to Dan
Kroh's farm.
Mrs. Walker Is now able to sit up a
llttlo each day. Mrs. Shraogor and a
nurse from Fulls City are caring for
her.
Evangelist Jacobs and wife of Liu-
coin are assisting Rev. Gould with the
revival meetings at the new Methodist
church.
J. E. Winfrey and daughter Stella
wore called to Carroll last week by the
serious illness of Mrs. Robinson.
A house for the occupancy of the
hired man Guy Goldsberry is being
built on the farm of W. E. Pritts.
Wm. Huber section foreman at this
place moved to Auburn this week
whore ho will have a similar position.
The music club mot Thursday after
noon with Miss Janotte Weller and
the Research club on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Herbert Bailey.
The Ladles Auxiliary to the ceme
tery association held an election of
oflicers Saturday afternoon. Most of
the old ofllcers were re-elected.
The Lutherans arc putting in a fur
nace and otherwise improving their
church. The ladies of the church are
helping to pay the expenses by giving
some bake sales.
The ladles of the cemetery associa
tion will give an experience party at
the Baptist church this evening. The
party is a money making scheme to
get funds for improvements at the
Stella cemetery.
See the Burligton's exhibit car
of grasses , fruits and vegetables
grown in the North Platte Valley
and the Big Horn Basin. Car
will exhibit in Falls City March
8 , 9 , 10 and 11.
White Fish , S-pouncl pail
for
Mackerel , per pail ,
only
Herring- , per pail ,
Boneless Cod Fish , 2 pounds -
for
Bulk Olives , all kinds of Pickles and
the trimmin's.
Our Groceries Have *
We have just received our sample line of Carpets , Linoleums and Mattings. They in
clude all the new 1908 patterns , in Granites , Ingrains , Tapestry Brussels , Velvets ,
Axminsters and Plush Velvets over 50 different styles and patterns in all , at price
concessions that will interest YOU. Our Rug Special is still "on. "
Opposite the Falls City ,
Court House n r Nebraska
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