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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL 24 , 1908.
LOCAL LOKE.
Eat Sowlcs' candy.
* Ur. Geo. W. Renekcr. Gradu
ate Optician. Eyes tested , frames
fitted.
Wanted A blacksmith at Mar
grave ranch. Good wages. 2t
Thomas Wilkinson of Ilumboldt
was a pleasant caller Saturday
J last. '
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Mrs. Ilarnack and daughter
were up from Hiawatha to spend
1 Easter.
Miss May Bradley of Ilumboldt
is visiting : relatives in this city
this week.
Messers. Ilcitn and Ulmcr of
Dawson , were Palls City visitors
I , , . Saturday.
| Mrs. Milo Shields spent the
| past week with her parents at
< Ilumboldt.
Dr. R. Cooper Bailey , Ph. D. ,
spent a day or two in Lincoln the
first of the week.
Boost , do not kick just because
you cannot control every public
move that is made-
Mrs. Ike Brannum and little
girls visited James Morris and
family Easter Sunday.
James Morris was down from
Stella Monday shaking hands
with Falls City friends.
Joe Miles , jr. , is in the city ,
having laid aside his school duties
for his summer vacation.
Henry Asendorf was up from
Reserve , Kas. , Monday , and a
pleasant caller at this office-
PhillipGrimstead of Covington ,
Kentucky , was the guest oi John
Gilligan and family Tuesday.
Joe Morris was down from
Ilumboldt Sunday looking after
an attraction he has in this city.
Poole Grinstead came up from
Kansas , Saturday and was the
guest of John Gilligan and family.
Mrs- Charley Wilson and baby
were guests of Dr. Wilson and
Avife in this city the first of the
week.
* ErnestVincent came down from
j " Shenandoah , Iowa , Saturday , his
I wife and baby returning home
with him on Sunday.
The many friends of Jim Whit-
aker will be glad to know that he
is still improying under the treat
ment he is receiving at Hot
Springs.
W. A. Greenwald left Tuesday
for Albuquerque , N. M. , where
he expects to remain for a week
or more , looking over the pros
pects for investments.
> George Cleveland and Chester
Fisher returned from a two weeks'
trip through Canada , Sunday.
They are well pleased with that
country and may invest.
L. A. Ryan and son were up
from St. Louis to attend the
funeral of M. Riley at Dawson
. - .J. last week. They were shaking
hands with Falls City friend
Monday.
Cleveland's bargain days arc
-winners ! Every Friday and Sat
urday will find their store crowd
cd. They know the value of ad
vertising and deliver the goods
just as they advertise to do.
When Postmaster Crook opened
up the mail sacks on Easter
morning it was to find an Easter
greeting for himself in the shape
of his postofiice commission from
President Roosevelt. We offered
an even exchange for a very pret
ty Easter card we had received
but Mr. Crook could not see in
that way.
T. C. O'Gorman , who has been
manager of the Matthews store
since its opening in our city , will
sever his connection with that in
stitution and leave the 1st of May
' for Grand Island , whore he ex
pects to embark in the insurance
business. Mr. O'Gorman has
proven himself a thorough business -
' \ ness man ; he and his wife have
- > ' made many friends during their
short stay here , who will be sorry
to see them go. We understand
that Mr. Little will assume man
agement of the business.
M. J. Byrne was down from
Dawson Wednesday.
Miss May Maddox was a visit
or in St. Joe , Tuesday.
John Gunsenhauser was down
from Ilumboldt Wednesday.
George Cleveland made a busi
ness trip to St. Joseph , Thursday.
Bert Vcach , out on Route 4 , is
one of the faithful to remember
us this week.
J. R. Dunn and wife of Barada ,
visited with Mrs. Elliott in this
city the first of the week.
Mrs. Ross of Sparta , Wisconsin
is in the city visiting her sisters
Mesdames Ed. Fisher and Maud
Wigton.
Byron Dunn of Barada , left
Monday for Jamestown , S. D. ,
where he expects to spend the
next j'ear.
Falls City has some of the most
jeautiful lawns imaginable , and
also has some that are not so
pretty. Clean up.
Most of the Falls City students
it the State university returned
to their studies Tuesday , after
their Easter vacation with home
folks.
John Hutchings and sisters are
this week busily engaged in
moving into the Abbott property
recently vacated by GeoSchmel -
/el and family.
That Falls City possesses some
of the best musical talent , was
shown by the beautiful song ser
vice rendered by St. Thomas'
choir Easter Sunday.
Miss Stella Knickerbocker will
resign her position in the office
of Judge Gagnon and expects to
leave soon for an extended visit
with relatives in Kentucky.
Chas. Loree's new home is fast
assuming commanding proportions
tions and it will not be long be
fore Charley is owner of one of
the coxiest homes in our city.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Arnold and
baby of Barada were in town the
first of the week on their way to
Omaha , where they go to give
their little one medical treatment.
Opie Ross and family returned
from Georgia where they have
been making their home the past
year Friday last and will again
take up their abode in our midst.
Little Johnnie Holt is grieving
over the loss of his pony , which
has been his faithful companion
since Johnnie has been old enough
to know what a horse was. The
animal died Monday night and
Johnnie is beyond consolation.
Ed Nolle and wife have dis
posed of most of their property
in this city and will leave soon
for Colorado Springs , where they
expect to locate. They will still
keep their home place , however ,
for fear they will not like their
new home.
It begins to look as though our
people will have to go over to
Hiawatha if they want to enjoy
band concerts this summer. This
seems too band when } 'ou consider
the amount of good musical talent
in our city. Get together , boys ,
let's have a band.
The mayor has designated
Tuesday , April 28 , clean-up day.
This is a good move and should
meet the hearty co-operation of
every citizen. All should have
enough pride in their home town
to lend their aid in making it one
of the cleanest places possible.
The First Regiment band con
cert given in Hiawatha one night
last week was the best ever. The
people over there arc loud in their
praise of Prof. Ilarnack and the
rapid advancement the band is
making under his direction. They
appreciate Mr. Ilarnark over
there.
A general clean up about your
premises at this season of the
year is a good start toward mak
ing a presentable town to the
stranger who chances to come
our way. When you do your
duty along this line it has a tend
ency to awaken a pride in the
neighbor who perhaps is more in
dolent in such matters.
Easter was a perfect day
Perhaps it is spring fever.
How many trees did von plant
Arbor day ?
What is a town without a band ?
A dead one.
Charles McCool was down from
Salem , Monday.
John Gcrdcs was here from
Ilumboldt Monday.
Quimby llossack is visiting Ins
parents in this city.
W , C. Moore on Route one will
read the Sribune in the future.
T. J. Gist and family visited
his parents at Salem Sunday last.
Playing hookey is "very much
in evidence these nice warm days.
George Hall , wife and baby
of Verdon , were in our city Tues
day.
Dr. Wolfe and family were
Ilumboldt visitors the first of the
week.
Ross Goolsby was a business
visitor to Ilumboldt the first of
the week.
The Easter offering at St.
Thomas' church on Sunday was
about S'JO. '
All that is needed to make this
beautiful weather complete is a
band concert.
Messrs. Schwass , Parker and
Williamson were down from Ilum
boldt Saturday.
The front of the building occu
pied by Hargrave is being treat
ed to a coat of paint this week.
Charley Ilargrave spent a cou
ple of days the fust of the week
looking after business in Lincoln.
Edna Spencer returned last Fri
day from an extended visit with
relatives in Siloam Springs , Ar
kansas.
Mrs- Belle Mulligan and sou
Neal visited friends at Weeping
Water the past week , returning
Saturday.
FOR SAI.K lf > 0 acres upland ,
near Salem , Ncbr. Good terms.
Owner wants to sell.
HKNKY C. SMITH ,
2t Falls City. Ncbr.
R. B. McNutt and wife of Sa
lem , were in the city Tuesday ,
and while here made this office a
very pleasant call , adding their
name to our large family of read
ers.
Rev. C. Hillis , who assisted
Dr. Earl in the evangelistic meet
ings just closed , will return to
Falls City , May 1 , to conduct a
series of meetings in the Baptist
church.
Orville Schoenheit went to Hot
Springs , Friday last , returning
Monday night , bringing with him
his father , who has been treating
at that health resort for a short
time.
Chester Fisher has been nursing
a verv sore arm the past week ,
caused from vaccination when he
crossed the Canadian line on his
northern trip. They branded him
about right.
WANTISD To buy some good
hedge posts , 7 to 7 feet long by
3 inches in diameter and upward
at small end , delivered at depot-
HKNHV C. SMITH ,
2t Falls City. Ncbr.
O. P. Heck was called to Ohio
Monday by a telegram annoum-
ing the death of his mother. The
message was a shock to the fam
ily here , as they were not aware
of serious illness in the old home
until notified that the end had
come-
Five officials made a raid on a
gambling house over in Hiawatha
recently. There were eight men
found in the place , three however ,
made their escape , but each officer i
had one man to his credit. Who
would have thought this of jrood , ,
old Hiawatha. !
The members of the Deutsche
Gessellschaft enjoyed their annual
Easter entertainment at their hall
on Monday cvcni'ig. The pro
gram consisted of an operetta ,
dance and refreshments It was
for members only and a very
pleasant evening was the result.
We have just received a now line of the beautiful
pattern , "The Maselle" , of the following pieces and at
the peiccsquoted below : : - : : - ;
! Cream Ladles 51.25
Gravy Ladles SI.50
Berry Ladles $2.00
Jolly Spoons $1.00
Berry Sots $3.75
Pie Fork Sots $3.00
Oyster Forks S3.00
We have also the same articles in many other pat
terns , all made by the best manufacturers of silverware.
Call and see our line of table-ware , every piece of which
is guaranteed. : - : : - : ; - ;
A. E. JAQUET
THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELER
Corn planting is in progress
this week. Ross Goolsby has
planted some seventy acres this
week.
Why not have a band ? We see
no good reason why Falls City
should not have band concerts
each week. It is a drawing card
for the town.
The Easter services at the vari
ous churches were well attended
and the effort in decoration pro
duced a very changed effect in
each place of worship.
In the Reserve items of the
Hiawatha World we notice the
following : "A Falls City outfit
composed of two negroes and two
white girls were here Saturday
on their way to Hiawatha. A
Reserve citix.cn who was at Falls
City that day says the girls se
cured the rig from a livery stable
and drove to a point south of
town , where they met the ne
groes. " There is no accounting
for some people's taste.
Ton Spoons , Triple
Plato , Set $2.50
Dessert Spoons , Sot $3.50
Table Spoons , Set $3.50
Butter Knife $1.00
Child's Sets $1.75
Cold Meat Forks $1.25
Etc. , Etc.
Ben Miles was down from Daw-
son. Tuesday.
A trip over our town will con
vince you that Falls City has
more good walks than any other
town of its size in this or any
other state , and improvements
along this line are going on con
tinuously. There is nothing that
speaks so well for a town as good
walks.
"HankWolfe. " our scenic artist
left Wednesday night for Excel
sior Springs , Missouri , with a
supply of new scenery which he
has just completed for one of the
Crawford houses in that city.
Hank's services are ahvays in de
mand and as soon as possibly will
refit one of the play house in
Kansas City.
A now lloor for $1.-10. A half-gallon
can of Campbell's Floor Finish will
make your old lloor look as good as
now. This finish comes In Transparent
albo with B till ii combined producing
beautiful imitations of natural woods.
Morsman Drug Co. soils it.
Reid's Yellow Dent
Seed Corn For Sale
This variety showed the larg
est yield under all conditions of
any corn in the state , the test
bchi made at the Nebraska Ex
periment Station. I bought this
seed from the State University
farm three years ago and It Is
well acclimated. This is one of
the so-culled early maturing va
rieties and will be sold on car at
$1.50 per bu.
The demand is strong for this
corn and it is going fast. If you
want any of it , order now as the
supply is limited.
J. RIST
Phone . ' 112 , Spciscr.
I THE HUMAN EYE
S :
IS A
DELICATE ORGAN
And understood by few.
Many a good eye has boon
ruined by cheap glasses.
THINKING PEOPLE
do not risk their future sight
and health In the hands of In
competents.
We feel the responsibility
placed upon us and are pre
pared to do our Work right.
J. T. ONEAL
Olllco over V. 15. SehmlttGro-
eery Store.
Falls Neb.
a City , - -
St. Thomas Churcli.
The Easter music will be re
peated at St. Thomas church next
Sunday morning. At the even
ing service Mrs. Neide will sing
as the offertory solo , "The Resur
rection. " All are cordially in
vited.
AND
% Ladies' Tailored Suits
To Close the Ladies' Suits remaining , we
will give twenty per cent off our regular
prices. There are as choice styles as we have
sold this season , in Black , Brown , Golden , Navy , Self Stripes and Light
Fancies , 32 , 34 , 36 , 38 , 4o sizes , $9.00 to $25.00.
$9.00 Suits now $7.20 $12.00 Stilts now $9.60
$15.00 Suits now $12.00
$20.00 Suits now $16.00 $25.00 Suits now $20.00
There are only about 15 of these Suits , but first
buyers will get Splendid Bargains. : - : : - :
18 Pieces Light and Medium Colored Fancy
Dress Goods , formerly sold at 50c to $1.25. These
are all especially adapted to Summer Wear and
are recommended as Stylish and very service
able. They are put in two lots at
If you are seeking LARGE VALUE , this is a decided
opportunity.
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