THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL 3 , 1908
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240 acres well improved , H miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring. Best of torrns. 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
m take 40 or 80 acres as part payment.
100 acres upland , 1 mile from depot , Richardson county , Nebraska. 512,000.
160 acres Johnson county , Nebraska. 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent.
107 acres near Brownvillc , Nebraska.
80 acres # -milc from Falls City high school.
LOANS & LOANS 040 acres , $8,000 improvements Also 640 acres adjoining. Will take 100 acres as part payment.
Fine running water. A No. 1 opportunity.
Money to loan.
OHIO
Mr Diamond la laid up with rheuma
tism
F S Llchty and fiunlly spout Sunday
In Falls t it f
The family of P Fisher wcro on the
elck last wcok
Nettle 0'nani cumo homo lust Thuta *
day from St Joe
Lydla Dnwty was quite 6lck with ton-
silltis last week
John Kelechlck nnd family visited
relatives Sunday
Mrs Chris Zorn visited with Mrs Win
Huottner , Sunday
Mrs N Peek wits u guest of Mra F M
Shaffer last Tuesday
Guy Prhm and wlfo spent Sunday
with Jim Coons and wlfo
Frank and Mahlon Peck wore guests
of Ilurvoy Peck , Sunday
Martin Nolto has purchased a new
carnage which Is a dandy
Mrs Frank /orn spent one day last
week with Mrs Albert Fallcr
Gee Prlohiird and family spent Sun
day with Guy Llchty and wlfo
Martin Nolto and family were guests
of Ed.orn and family Sunday
Mrs Lewis Hurt and children visited
with her mother last Saturday
Wcs Ncilrow and family spout Sun
day In Falls City with relatives
Claude Phillips and wlfo visited at
the homo of P 12 Shaffer last week
Win Fuller of Falls City was a guest
of his son Albert ono day last week
Louis Schnlor and wlfo spout Monday
evening with Win Hnottnor and wlfo
Guy Dlchty and wlfo were guests of
Mr and Mrs fluobner Sunday evening
GcoSturms and wlfo and Mrs Gull-
Hams spent a portion of last week In
Omaha
MrsN Pock and children wore guests
at the homo of Mrs Gee Shouso last
Saturday
Mrs Arthur Durvoan and children of
llulo visited with the former's mother
last A-eek
Jim Gllmoro and Lottto Yodur spent
Sunday In Shubort with Hit Uuport
and family
llolllo Franklin camohomo | last Wed
nesday from the university , where ho
was attending school
Mr and Mrs Gullllanis entertained at
dinner Sunday Gee Sturm3 and family ,
Alllo Dowty and family , Hills Uoutz
and family and Chas Stump and family
Kov Luhinun and family , thu now
pastor of the Maple Grove church , ar
rived last week , and the now pastor ,
Hov Strahl and wlfo loft last week fur
his now Held of work at Cambridge
Lloyd Knlsoly and Miss Red ford , of
near Peru , wcro married In Auburn
last Wednesday They went at once to
housekeeping on the farm whore Noah
Peck , deceased , used to live north of
Falls City
Mrs Fisher of ( Tamlln , Kansas , who
has been attending to the business In
the Strausvllla store went to her homo
Sunday for a few days. Miss Lola
Sturtns Is looking after thliiL'8 during
her absence
BAHADA.
A. C. Stolnbrlnk was In Falls City
Friday.
Ilonry Ilolno made a trip to Shubert
on Friday.
K. M. Williamson Is on the sick list
this wcok.
F. L. Tiarlman was a Falls City visit
or on Saturday.
Leon Vassar has hired to Herman
llellman for the spring.
I. S. Presser la assisting W. J. Mar
tin In the store this week.
W. G. Spooco and family ot Shubert.
were Harada visitors on Sunday.
Levl Ilowmnn was In Falls City this
week attending ruvlvnl meetings.
James Ilalth moved Into the Thomp
son house the fore part of last week.
C. C.Whitchcad has moved from the
Maupln farm to the Dr. Gaudy farni.
Coney Gerdes and Louis Slemerlng
wcro county scat visitors on Friday
\V. J. Martin spent "cveral days lust
wcok at Chester , Nob. , with his family.
John Morchcad and family spent
Sunday with L. H. Morohead and wlfo.
Moses Uarr Is building a now house
on his farm thrco miles cast of Harada.
A. C. Stolnbrlnk and family visited
friends at Falls City several days this
week.
Mcsdumcs T. W. and D. P. Lilly of
Vordon visited the photographer on
I Friday.
' Mrs. Matt Shulonburg and daughter ,
Katie , were shopping in Falls City on
Saturday.
John Vanderschmldt and Charley
Asendors of Fargo visited C. F. Surman
last Sunday.
Mrs. H. U. Dunn entertained at din
ner on Sunday Mcsdamos C. H. and
, T. C. Martin.
Henry Langdon had charge of W. J.
Martin's store during the lutter's ab
sence last wcok.
Thomas Murphy and wife of Dawson ,
visited E. E. Dolejack and family Sun
day and Monday.
Mr. Scharrlnghausun of Uvcrcst ,
Kansas , spent several days In this
vicinity this week.
C. H. and J. A. Martin spent Satur
day and Sunday in Oregon , Mo . visit
ing Mr. and Mis. Philip Markt.
Otto Scharrlnghausun of Odoll , Nob. ,
came down to attend the wedding of
Emma Schloedor and Henry Kuhlman.
They returned on Saturday.
E. E. Holojnck Is carrying a black
eye , the result of taking his wife's place
at the wood pile. Green hands must
pay the price of Inexperience.
Jacob Peters spent Sunday in Falls
City ' lth his wife , and little daughter
who has been removed to the city , In
order to receive the cdlclent care of
Dr. RoncUer.
W. A. Cox , knowing our fondness for
delicacies-brought In a contribution of
fine onions this week. Mr. Cox loads
In having an early garden as well In
whatever oleo he undertakes.
Mrs. Louis Shulenburg , who has been
dangerously 111 at the homo of Mrs.
Sohulenberg In Shubert Is reported at
this writing to bo out of danger to the
grcatljoy of her many friends In Barada.
- D. E. Splcklcr and wife and Otis
Splcklor with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mit
chell took a trip in their nutos to Craig ,
Mo. , on Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Lawrence. They returned on
Sunday.
Dr. Forgrave , eye and ear specialist ,
from St. Joseph , Mo , , was at Dr. Van
Osdcl'a olllco on Saturday receiving
patlonts. Dr. Van Osdel and Dr. For-
grave removed a ptcryglum from Jesse
Prosser's oyp.
On Wednesday of last week the liter
ary society adjourned to meet on Dec. 3.
This organization has been conducted
for the must p.irt in a highly entertain
ing1 and Instructive manner. Wo ( col
thai It has been a success.
Wo overlooked last week the mention
of a most entertaining evening at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cox , Mon
day , March 2. ) . The event was given
in honor of Miss Dora's sixteenth birth
day and a host of invited friends gath
orcd to help her celebrate it In royal
manner. A very charming ovuning
was the sentiment of all who wore for
tunate enough to bo present. Music
and social games were indulged in
Very dainty refreshments were served
by the young hostess , and the guests
departed , wishing the young lady many
moro haupy birthdays. Miss Dora re
ceived many very pretty gifts.
Miss Ida Baur has severed her con
nection with the mercantile establish
ment ol W. J. Martin and starts soon
for an extended visit at Republic ,
Kansas.
Win Presser was thrown from a
horse on Sunday , sustaining a broken
arm and a very badly bruised face.
Dr. Van Osdel cared for the wound
and Will la able to be about , although
he carries one arm In a sling.
On Thursday , March i'J , 11 o'clock
a. m. , at the home of the bride's par
ents , Mr. and Mrs. John Schloedcr , oc
curred the marriage of their daughter ,
Emma , to Henry Kuhlman. She bride
wore a charming allco blue dress ,
trimmed in white silk , while the groom
were the conveutlonal black. They
wcro attended by Miss Sophia Schloed
cr , sister of the bride , as bridesmaid ,
and by William Kuhlman , cousin of
the groom , as best man. After the
ceremony they repaired to the dining
room , where tables loaded with all the
good things Imaginable awaited them.
Moro than ono hundred and fifty guests
were present. All remained to partake
of supper in the evening and to enjoy
the dunce which followed. So merrily
Hew the hours , that ere it was thought
of the light of day had dawned and the
guests departed to their several homes
with wishes for the joy and prosperity
of the young couple. They received
many handsome and valuable gifts ,
which will help to furnish their home
to which they have removed and Otto
Scharrlnehausen so recently vacated.
Wo extend our congratulations to those
already received bv this most estima
ble young couple , honing that the
future bears for them a full measure of
happiness ,
PRESTON
James Ford was up from llulo last
Sunday.
Howard Jones was in town Sunday
evening.
Agnes Sinclair was on the sick Met
the first of the week.
Mr Will Rlcger attended church
services in Falls City Sunday night.
Ray Dykes and Howard Prlbbeuo
drove up to Falls City , Friday night.
Mrs. Katie Relger visited over Sun
day with her brother , Mr. Lou Schncll.
C. F. Pribbuno spent several days of
last week transacting business In Kan
sas.
Manhattan Arnold and L.D. McCutn-
ber drove to Falls City ono night last
week.
Wayne Richardson and Ernest Shep
herd of Rule were in town Sunday
night.
Bert Haler and family have moved
Into the property recently vacated by
Geo. Faldley.
Louis and John Neltzoll drove over
to Reserve Saturday evening to attend
band practice.
Sam Martin entertained n number of
the young folks last Saturday by music
from the phonograph.
Robert and Jake Miller of Rule spent
Sunday at the home of their sister in
this city , Mrs. Lou Schnell.
Cecil McCumbor , who Is working for
Mr. Herman In Kansas , spent Sunday
with his parents in this city.
Misses Car no Neltzell , Ida Myers
and Bessie Story spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Story's parents , of near
Rulo.
Miss Bessie Story , who has recently
undergone a siege of scarlet fever , hap
again taken up her work at the central
olllce.
Miss Mary Sinclair , who has for some
time been employed In the central office
at Falls City , returned to her home in
this city last week.
Ruby La Clare returned homo Satur
day evening from Ellsworth , Ncbr. ,
having taken several carloads of cattle
there for Margrave & Co.
James Sinclair returned home from
Gordon , Nebr. , one day last week , after
having spent several days visiting
friends and relatives there.
You will hear them say , MATTHEWS is crazy to make such phenomenal price concessions at this season
of the year , when other merciiants are trying to make the cream of the profit YES ! we are crazy just crazy
for business , and if a saving of from 10 % to 50 % on your spring purchase is of interest to you
It Is Business We Will Get
Anticipate your wants for the season buy goods now to fill those wants it will
pay you handsomely , for the saving offered yovi here will pay you the biggest interest
money ever brought. We are talking to yon Now from strictly a dollar and cent basis ,
Merely means Saving You Money
DO YOU NEED TO ECONOMIZE ?
w DO YOU LOVE TO ECONOMIZE ?
If So Don't Miss This Great Easter Carnival Bargain Giving Event
Special for Monday and Tuesday , April 6 , 7 , OMLY !
On all Skirts , Jackets , Petticoats , Shirt Waists and Undermuslins we will give a straight discotint of 10 %
N , B , Every garment included in the above are New Spring Goods.
45 Ladies5 Plain and Novelty Skirts G © at One Half ( $ ) Regular Price
Six (6) Spools J. & P. Coats Sewing Thread 25c
The Above is Only Three of the Many Easter Bargains We Have for You
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