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i I THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , A1AY 8 , 1908 , LOCAL LORE. Eat Snwles' candy. L. K. Chaney of Stella was in town Tuesday. Don't forget that Millinery sale at the Bon Ton. Ralph Love spent this week at his home in Hiawatha. Mrs. Art Harris is among those reported sick this week. Roy Ileacock made a business trip to Omaha on Wednesday. WANTED : Five lady clerks at the Great Western Clothing Oo's. Mrs. Wm. McPhcrson has been i on rhe sick list during the week. Perry Germaine was down from Humboldt yesterday looking atter business in this city. William Mohler left this week on a tour of land inspection through New Mexico. Mrs. Clarence Heck is numbered among our sick ones this week but is now convalescent. The Presbyterian Juniors were pleasantly entertained at the home of Altred Brecht , April 25. Hargrave is offering his custo mers something special for to morrow. Look for it in his ad in this issue. The prayers of the saloon keep ers were all answered Monday neght and now they will rest easy for another year. You can always depend on what Lyford tells you in his ads. He has many good things to offer his patrons this week. Doll Whitaker is now a gentle man of leisure having resigned his position in the tonsorial par lors of DeMers & Rule. A. J. Weaver and John More- head are looking over the pros pects for investments in Texas and Old Mexico this week. What is more crooked than the Nemaha river ? Answer The system by which it is to be straightened. JOHN R. SMITH George Cleveland and Chester Fisher left Monday for a trip through southern Kansas and Oklahoma to look after land in terests. Our High School Athiletic club walked off with about everything in sight at the field meet in Salem last Saturday Watch them to morrow. Dr. Roberts and family are now iettled in their home in the north part of town which has just been completed anil is one of the cosiest little homes in the city. You'll have to hurry and get in line if you want some of the bar gains offered by Clevelands at their hour sales today and tomor row. See ad on page 3. Rob Kanaly returned home Ir o m Dawson on Wednesday , where he has been at the bedside of his wife who was quite sick at the home of her parents. Have you profited by the spec ial bargains offered by Cleveland & Son each week ? Watch thu Tribune and take advantage of the special sales every Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Guy Spencer and children of Omaha , and mother , M r s , Adams , of Missoula , Mont. , ar rived in the city Wednesday and arc guests at the home of Mrs , T. J. Spencer. The bridge on Fifth and Wil son streets near the laundry , suf fered damages by the heavy rair of Monday night and demanded the attention of the street com Biissioncrs on Tuesda3r. Mayor Barrett took advantage of his first leisure moments ant left Monday night , immediately after council adjourned , for IIo Springs , Ark. , where a cottagi has been secured and he and hi : wife and Jim Whitaker will re main fora few months. It wouli not surprise us however , if he de cides to stay in Hot Springs am land the mayorality of that city and after his success here we fee that he can land most anythinj he goes after. John lliggins is still quite ill. Mrs. D. W. Reid is quite ill at her home in this city. Ephraim Withee of Stella spent a portion of the week in this city. Dr. Ed. Hays was down from Dawson one day the latter part of the week. A 10 pound baby girl was born to Dr. and Mrs. Foster on Friday afternoon , May 1st. Mrs. Bert Harpster and baby of Burchard , are guests this week of Mrs. Fred Ncttlcbcck. Harry Hughes drove up from Padonia , Thursday evening for a short visit with friends here- W. D. Easley was up from Kansas City the latter port of the week looking after business inter ests. ests.O. O. P. Heck returned Friday from Ohio , where he had been summoned by the death of his mother. Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Kansas City , spent the past week in this city the guest of Miss Mary GISnes. Jule Schoeheit of Kansas City , spent the latter part of the week in this city visiting his mother , Mrs. J. R. Wilhite. It's the best ever , Vanilla and Strawberry Nut Nougat only ISc. a pound at the Candy Kitchen , Saturday , May 9th. Karl Krauft was down from Dawson Saturday. While here he made this office a pleasant call and renewed faith in the Tribune Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jordan of Humboldt , were in the city yes terday en route to Hiawatha , where the latter goes for medical treatment. Mrs. Wm. Harnack and child ren came over from Hiawatha last Friday and remained until Sunday the guests of Peter Kaiser and family. The ladies of this city who went to Kansas City to hear Robert Mantell in his Shakes pearian roles , returned Friday much pleased with their trip. LOST Monday April 27 , be- ween 3 miles west of Stella and 1 mile south of Verdon , a silver penface watch with gold chain ) lamilton make. Reward for re- urn to this office. The Grey property on the cor- icr of Sixth and Harlin street is being remodeled , and when com plete will be modern except heat , adding much to the appearance of that locality. It is not pride that makes John Mosiman hold his neck so stifl but a well developed case of the numps. He says it may be fun ; or the ones who laugh at him , but can't see where the joke comes in. Miss Margaret McKeiver made lier regular trip to Dawson the latter part of the week. Mis * Margaret has a music class al that place and makes a trip once a week to look after the same. The lunch cloth which was raffled off by Miss Margaret Me Mahan of Preston , on Friday was drnwn by Miss Lillie Oswalt of this city. It is a bcautifu piece of work and Miss Lillie ii indeed fortunate- . " 1 n ir-iM-J- I P.MOHH Phillip Schlaetter who has beei visiting relatives in the westen part of the state for the east fev weeks , returned the latter part o week , and after a few days spen with relatives in this city , Icf Sunday forLoretto , Tenn. , when he will reside. . Mrs. 13 m m a C. Johnston matron of the home of the friend [ less of Lincoln , was in the city ; few days this week. She cam to look after a complaint whicl had been filed in regard to th treatment given a baby which hai been secured at the home. Find ing the complaint well foundc < the little one was returned to th home. Mrs. Elliott accompanie the baby to Lincoln , the tnatro having business to attend to i other parts of the state. A\oncy. If you wish to get a loatii if you wish to sell a mortgage , if you have some money to invest , and wish to buy a mortgage , or place it , call on or write HKXKY C. SMITH , 2t Falls City , Nebr. II. C. Smith was looking after business in St. Joe on Tuesday. Don't fail to inspect the bargain table at Pntzmnn Sisters milincry store. Rev. R. Cooper Bailey. Ph. D. spent Wednesday with old friends in Humboldt. Gco. Holland and W , Korner with their families are enjoying a western trip. JudgeS- . Davidson of Tccum- sell , is a visiting attorney attend ing court in this city. John D. Beck of Pawnee spent Sunday in this city visiting with his sister and others. Ed Burris came down from Peru and spent Sunday in this city with his mother. Cherry Nut , Chocolate and Cream Fudge lOc. a pound , Sat urday , May 9th , at the Candy Kitchen. Mrs. Dr. Wilson returned Mon day from a week's stay In Essex , Iowa , with her mother who is quite ill. Mrs. Win. Uhlig and children are visiting with the former's sis ter , Mrs. Allen May. in Auburn this week. You are sure of the best when you get your Ice Cream and ices at the Candy Kitchen all flavors and right prices. Now ! If you want a nice plume in black for next winter , you can get them at cost price at the BenTon Ton Millinery store. F. A. Boose came down from Peru to spend Sunday with his parents in this city. He returned to his studies Monday. Elton Sherdernan rested from his road duties this week and visited with his wife in this city at the home of J. M. Jellison and wife. Mrs. Ray DePutrin and baby came down from Lincoln Monday and are guests at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hol land. Billy Veach and Pete Frederick ) jr. , two of our crack shooters , went to Omaha , Tuesday night , to take part in the try shoot now in progress there. If you are looking for bar gains just cast your optics over the advertisement of the Great Western Clothing Co. You'll find them there in bunches. George Abbott jr. and Charles Rowe of Omaha , were in the city the first of the week renewing old acquaintances. They were guesh at the home of George A. Abbotl and wife. Miss Alice Rummel , who ha ; spent the past six weeks visiting in this city with her sister , Mrs T. J. Spencer , and also with rela tives at Reserve , Kas. , left Mon day for her home in Coloradi Springs. L. C. Hackman of Areim'ille 111- , was in the city a short tinn Thursday on his way tollumboldt where he will visit relatives am look after his land in thnt locality T h e Tribune acknowledges i pleasant call. Blind Boone entertained asnial audience at the Gehling Thur.s day evening. There was a tinr when Boone could always draw u - good house , but that was year a ago , but now his entertainment c arc too tame for the average pec h Pled > e T. O'Gorman left Sunday nigh d to join his family in Grand Islan < 1- where they have decided to locate 1d d Mr. O'Gorman is now identific 1C with the Western Indemnity Insurance 1Cd d surance Co. of Omaha , beinj n president of the concern , and wil n devote his entire time to itsintei ests. United After Fifty-five Years. The home of Uncle Jesse Crook and wife is the scene of many happy gatherings at present ) the occasion being in honor of his sister. Mrs. Betty Clark of Lado- nia , Texas , whom he has not been for fifty-five years , she having arrived in this city last Friday , accompanied by her granddaughter ter , Miss Tcnne Clark. They will visit in the city for some time , and that eyery minute will be pleasant ones for Uncle Jesse and sister , goes without saying , as all can imagine the happy memories which will be rehearsed. District Court. Court convened in this city Monday morning with Judge Pcmberton on the bench and E. J. Brown acting as stenographer. The following cases were dis posed of : State of Nebraska vs. Pearl Nixon , assault to do bodily in jury , recognizance $100. State vs. Elvia Tuttle , peace warrant , recognisance $100. State vs. Ed Johnson , burglary , three years in penitentiary. State vs. Xanoni Glenn , burg lar } ' , four years to State Indus trial school at Kearney. State vs. Fred Thieman , selling liquor without license , two charg es , recognizance $400. Carico vs. Caricotet al , sale confirmed. Cornelius vs. Jones , sale con firmed. Gillerson vs. Frakes , dismissed. Kentner vs.C , B. & Q. R. R. , dismissed. Kleber vs. International Salt Co. , settled- Mowery vs. Mowcry , divorce , granted. Netusche vs. Town of Arago et al , decree to quiet title. Nctzsche vs. Town of Arago ct al , decree to quiet title. Smith vs. Epperson , dismissed. Spragins vs. Judy , sale con firmed. S. E. Neb. Building and Loan Association vs. Wilson , dismissed Thcalk vs. Murphy et al , de cree granted. VERDON Mrs. Jake Bloom was a St. Joe vis itor lust week. Rev. Rowan went to Omaha last week to miikc medical treatment. Marie Eastman came down from Nebraska City last Thursday , on a visit to her sister , Mrs. John Lccpers Mrs.Vance came down from Auburn Monday on a visit to Mrs. M. Melza. W. P. Mowery of Stella , was u bust ness visitor hero Monday. Amrct Hart made a business trip to Shubert last Thursday. Mcsdames Oathout and Wilson of Shubert were shopping- our town Inet Wednesday. Mrs. Josh Bloom returned liomV : from St. Joe last Wednesday. Jennie Wear returned from her visit to Kansas City last week. Mrs. Swart ? and children arrived here Tuesday from Kansas City. Mrs. Belle Cornell ct me down from Peru , Thursday night for a ehort vitit to her parents , John Patterson and wife. O P Veal was a Lincoln visitor lust Thursday. Mrs Daisy Goolsby and children of Shubert , spent Wednesday with Mrs Joe Veal Gco. Lum and wife returned home Wednesday , oftcr spending the past winter In California Mr. Boyd of Salem was in town a short time Monday The Blind Boone Concert Co. played at Hall's opera house last 1-Viday night . ' Abel Lum and wife moved into the Jorn property in the east part of town last week. Found Handle of lady's um brella , Owner can have same by 11 calling at this office and paying or this notice , e' l-Jiloa are oitsily und quickly checked a with Dr. Snoop's Ma lo Ointment , to s prove it I will mall u small trial box au .s a convincing test. Simply address Dr. Snoop , lUtclne , Wit. , I surely would not send it free unless I was certain thnt Dr. Shoop' * Muglo Ointment would It ktund the tost. ReinPinbei' It is made expressly and alone for swollen , pain ful , bleeding or itching piles , elthci external or Internal. Large jar 50e , Sold by all dealers. - - House toJRent. Cottage just south of the W. W , lenne residence , newly papered throughout. P. B. WIAVIK. : Commencement will soon be here and now is the time to look for the gifts to commemorate the occasion. Jewel ry makes the most useful and is perhaps the most appreci ated gift one can purchase. We have everything from dainty , inexpensive novelties to the one thing a graduate must have , a good watch. : - : : - : Bracelets $3.50 up. Scarf Pins $1.00 up. Necklaces $2.25 up. Cuff Links $1.00 up. Lockets $ 1.00 up. Fobs $1.75 up. Rings $2.25 up. Signet Rings $5.00 up. Beads $3.50 up. Charms $1.75 up. Pins $ 1.00 up. Brushes $1.00 up. Purses $4.50 up. Fountain Pens.$2.50 up. Come and look over our stock and select the gift you desire to purchase and we will lay it away until you call for it. ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE. A. E. JAQUET THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELER Society News The W. R. C. Kensington met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Aaron Loucks a s hostess. A large crowd was in attendance and all report a most pleasant time. Excellent refreshments were served. Cards have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Mrs. M. Louise Rowley to E. C , Rowley , the happy event taking place on Monday , April 27th , in Salt Lake City , in which place they will reside. The bride is well known in this city , having spent most of her life among us , and numbers her friends by the wide circle of her acquaintances , all of whom wish her a long life of unending happiness. We un derstand the groom is a very suc cessful merchant in Salt Lake City , and while not so well known here we feel sure he is worthy of the bride he has won. They will be at home after May 10 , at 270 East Uh South street , Salt Lake City. The last meeting of the Wo- : nan's club for the season was held Tuesday with Mrs. Chas. Wilson ind proved a very interesting ession. Roll call was responded o by current events , which was bllowed by a discussion of Esper anto. T h c following musical irogram was then rendered : ) uct Haydcn's Kettle Drum Symph ony. Ethel Cade and Gertrude Lyford. Vocal Duct Lead , Kindly Light. Mrs. Wm. Fcnton and Miss Anita Wilson , limo Solo EJayden'fl f > th Symphony , Sarah Morsman. Piano Solos McDowell's "To a Kose" and "A Miuch Wind. " Miss ICtta Riechers. Piano , und Violin Duet Hansctl's Elc- gy No. 5. Anita Wilson and Miss Banks. Piano Solo Brahm's Intermezzo. Miss Bunks. Miss Banks was elected dele gate to the biennial meeting of the Federation of Women's club * to meet in Boston. Mrs. Mam ; Davies is alternate. Miss McFar land was a guest of the club am' gave a very interesting 'talk o : the club work at her home in La donia , Texas. After discussing the work for the coming year , elegant refreshments were servei and the club adjourned until th first Tuesday in October. 4 * - Pavinp ; the Important Question With the roads made almos impassible by the recent heavy rains , the paying of Stone stree has become the all importan question , and is being favorably discussed by almost every mar on our streets. Mr. Heineman says it is an im provement that must come , an \7lien we look at the condition o our streets , one cannot help bu thinking the sooner this i brought about the better. Wit all the property owners anxiou and willing to do their part a that is needed is someone to star the thing to moving. Who wil it be ? Surely there is borne on public spirited enough to tak the initiatory step. That is all that is needed. Somebody get busy. Young Men's Copyricht 1908 Tlic House of Kuppcnlieimer Chicago That Measure Up to the Highest Standard Are the only sort that you will find here. To morrow , to demonstrate our leadership as outfitters to Young" Men , we will offer : - : : - : SPECIAL VALUES at $15 , $18 and $20 in New Model Sack Suits for Young Men This is an offering that no young man in town should neglect seeing. It com- extreme , semi- extreme and conservative styles in especially select ed fabrics every g a r- ment the work of special ists who devote all their time to the correct modeling - eling of Young Men's Clothes. : - : Come in and see the new Strav/s. They arc all ready for your in spection. From $1.50 to S3. 50 : : - : - MARGRAVE & HARGRAVE Hugh Boyd remembered the Tribune in a substantial manner this week by placing his name ahead on our list.