THE LOCAL LORE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing the
Past Week.
—Eat Sowles Candy.
Dr. Wilson, Wahl’s building.
Dr. Tefft. Dentist, Maddox block,
opposite court house.
Ed Morgan was an Omaha vis*
itor during the week.
Mrs. John Hutchings returned
Friday to her home in Council
Bluffs.
Miss Martha Bikelof Matthews
department store is among the
sick ones this week.
Ambrose Tiehen of Dawson
saw “The Prince of Sweden” at
the Gehling Monday night.
There will be services at the
Methodist church Sunday, Rev.
A. W. Shainel of Lincoln officiat
ing.
Mrs. Rob Kanaly went to Daw
son Wednesday to spend a few
days with her parents and other
relatives.
C. C. Jackson of Clarinda, la.,
a cousin of Mis. G. J. Crook spent
a part of the week in the city” vis
iting the family.
All our people are urged to re
member the rally at the German
Evangelical church commencing
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Doty of South Oma
ha came down Monday for a
weeks visit with her parents, J.
A. McCormick and wife.
Mrs. Bruno Hanson, who has
been visiting at the home of W.
H. Kerr for some time returned
home the latter part of the week.
Prof. J. Carl Leister was up
town Wednesday for the first
time in several days. He has
been suffering from a severe at
tack of the grip.
D. D.Ravis was called to Salem
Saturday to assist Roe Moore in
some undertaking work. Mr.
Reavis has made several trips of
like nature since January 1
Mr. and Mrs. O. Radinsky re
turned to their home in Sterling
the latter part of the week after
spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. James Pickett.
Another trouble at the present
stage of the game is that there
are too many self appointed col
onels standing around waiting for
the people to furnish them a regi
ment to command.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Prior
spent a short time visiting in Ne
braska City, returning home the
first of this week. They report
several cases of diphtheria in that
city.
Mrs. John Babb and two chil
dren spent a few days in the city
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Albright. Mr. Babb is
moving from Humboldt to Stella,
which place will be their future
home.
St. Joe has just completed a
fine new jail at the expense of
$100,000. Richardson county
could do well to follow in St Joe's
footsteps and build them a jail.
There should be a modern padded
cell placed in all jails for the in
sane. This is something needed
for the suffering humanity.
Magnetic Healing
Miss Lizzie Heitland, a gradu
ate of the Weltmer School of
Magnetic Healing, of Nevada,
Mo. I am prepared to treat dis
eases of all kinds Ph me 270
Located at Mrs. Burris’ residence
south ol the convent. 4t
Good Morning
Why Suffer
With
Headaches?
Others have been completely
relieved by wearing our headache
glasses--so may you.
Geo.W.Reneker,O.D.,M.D.
Eye. Ear. JVose and Throat
Falls City, Neb.
German Evangelical Ghurch
9:45 n. m. Sunday school.
10:45 «• m. Sermon.
7 p. m. Young People Alliances
7:.'10 p. m. Sermon.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:il0
p. m.
Friday choir practice 8 p. ui.
Peter S» iu mann, Pastor.
A. I). Gise, wife and little girl
took their departure this week for
Salt Lake City where they will
make their future home. Mr.
Gise is well known to many of
our readers as he was a Verdon
merchant and at different poiuts
in Southeastern Nebraska he has
been engaged in the grain and
implement business. He will
have charge of a branch house
for the Moline Plow Co., at Salt
Lake.
Frank Harrison, editor of the
Nebraska Capital was in our city
Saturday. Mr. Harrison has his
paper and work in such a shape
as to be able to accomplish many
things for the republican party
and especially during this session
of the legislature. While in the
city he was the guest at the home
of George A- Abbott.
C. B. Moore and G D. Jenkins
came down from Peru the past
week to call on Jesse Harris, who
was injured in a runaway here a
short time ago. He is getting
along nicely at this writing, and
as soon as possible he will be
taken from P. S. Heacock’s to his
home near Shubert.
Charles Wilson, who is a travel
ing veterinary with headquarters
at Omaha, arrived in this city
Tuesday night to visit his brother,
Wm. Wilson. Charley for a num
ber of years made this city his
home and is well acquainted with
many of our people.
We wish to thank Mrs. Tlios.
Me La tie of Kansas City for a very
liberal check to be applied on
subscription. She expresses a
great comtort in reading the Tri
bune and so has paid for it in ad
vance.
The Christian people have hir
ed a pastor who will take up the
labor in his new field next Sun
day- He is Rev. Dav of Nelson,
Neb., and comes to this place
highly recommended.
A. Graham went to Crete Fri
day where he was called to attend
the funeral of his oldest sister.
The deceased is the oldest and
Mr. Graham the youngest of the
family.
Miss Lois Spencer returned
home today after attending a
library meeting in Lincoln. She
also spent a short time with her
brother Guy and family at Oma
ha.
II. Clay Yutzy, wife and two
children left Tuesday for their
home in Minneapolis, Minn.,after
a visit to the iormer's father,J. C.
Y utzy.
Rev. C. M. Strong will fill the
pulpit at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening during
the absence of Rev G-F. Reichel
Mrs. Hayden Prater came up
from St Joe Sunday to visit rela
tives a few days before going to
her new home at Hutchison, Ks.
J. S. Brannum left Friday for
Armour, Neb., where he will
visit his son, Harve and family, a
short time
Mrs. Elliott left yesterday for
Oneida, Kans., where she will
spend two weeks visiting her
mother.
Mrs- Lucinda Smith called at
this office Saturday and advanced
her subscription one year.
Jennie Prater and Edna and
Tom Murphy attended a dance at
Preston Friday night.
Henrv Brecht is moving from
this city to his farm near Rulo
this we$k.
Clem Firebaugli called Monday
and renewed his faith in the Tri
bune,
Frank Werner has our thanks
forcasli on subscription this week.
Frank L- Blakeney was down
from Nims City Monday.
Sheriff Fenton made a business
trio to Pender Saturday.
John Wiltse this week purchas
ed a fine new tvpewriter.
Mrs. Chas. Hoppe was up from
Rulo Friday.
M iss Lizzie Kelly came down
from Verdon Tuesday.
Mrs. G. C. Kaiser, of Preston,
w'as a visitor here Saturday.
W. D. Easley was up from
Kansas Citv during the week.
Joe and Mary McMahon were
Preston visitors Friday night.
O. Schoenheit and wife were
St. Joe visitors during the week.
The Episcopal ladies held their
food exchange on Saturday after
noon.
Mary and Joe Glaze of Preston
were business visitors in this city
Friday.
Mrs. Will McConnell of Mar
grave’s ranch was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. E- K. Kentner and Helen
returned to Humboldt Sunday
after a visit in this city.
Henry Reiger and wife of Pres
ton saw The Prince of Sweden at
the Gehling Monday night.
L. Redwood and son William
left Tuesday for Galveston, Tex.,
to look after business matters.
Errett Oliver who has been
visiting his parents here for some
time left Sunday for St. Louis.
Rev. G. F.Reichel is at Lorton,
Neb-,is holding a series of revival
meetings at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Alvina Doerner came up
from Kansas City Monday night
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Maud
Poteet Hurst
Mrs. Alex Tiehn came down
from Dawson Friday and spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Rob Kanaly
Henry WollT is in Omaha, where
he will remain permanently. He
is employed as a scenic painter
at the Burwood theater.
Mrs. Dennis McCarty spent
most of the week in Rulo, where
she is helping care for her lather
Jas. Murphy who is very ill.
Supt. L. B. Lvrnan of the Bur
lington of Sterling, Colo-, with
headquarters at Wymore was in
this city during the past week.
Mrs. Jno. Crook and little
daughter returned Saturday from
Marysville, Mo,, where she was
called by the serious illness of an
uncle.
Clarence Smith and wife left
Tuesday for California where
they will spend some time with
the former's sister, Mrs. Will
Wherry.
Miss Lillie Moran returned to
her home in Belleville, Kansas,
this week after spending a few
days with relatives in and near
this city.
A. B- Pirie of Wytnore was in
the city during the week. He is
master mechanic of the Burling
ton railroad. From here he went
to Nebraska City.
Ernest Vincent came in from
Denver, Monday to help care for
his wife who is in the city <|uite
ill at the home of her parents, W.
L. Sears and wile.
Mrs. Minnick is in Atchison
where she will spend several
weeks with her son Herman and
wife. Before returning home she
will visit her sister in Hiawatha.
On Friday morning G. J. Crook
called at this offie and renewed
subscriptions for Mrs. Belle
Weaver at Eos Angeles, Cali., W.
K. Crook, Paonia, Colo., Jesse M.
and Z. E. Crook of Denver
Some of the people in Crook A
Towle’s addition were missing
wood from tneir wood pile and
decided to load a few sticks on
the top of the pile with powder.
The result was a stove was blown
up in the neighborhood and it
was necessary to remove it to the
junk shop. We did not learn
either the name of the owner of
the wood or the borrower. But
in weather like this we could sym
pathize with the man who is
without a stove.
You would not delay taking Foley’s
K'dney Remedy at the first sigh of
kidney or bladder trouble if you realiz
ed that neglect might result in Brights
disease or diabetes. Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects irregularities and
cures all kidney and bladder disorders.
Kerr's Pharmacy.
A HOME IN TEXAS
Some fine land well located near
Canyon City. Texas, in various sized !
, tracts, good terms. Have a tract
will exchange and take an 80 or
i 160 as part pay in Richardson
County or nearby. Will take pleas
ure in giving you full particulars Be
sure and call on or write. C. M
Thomas, care National Hotel, Falls
City. Nebraska.
Charles McWain and wife are
in Rnlo for a short time at the
home of the former’s mother.
Their baby has been very sick
since they left their home in this
city.
W. R. Cade returned this week
to his home at Osburn,'Kansas.
He spent several days in this city
being called here by the sickness
and death of his father,
George Cade returned the last
of the week to his home in Os
born, Kansas. He was called
here a week ago to attend the
funeral of his father.
The cold wave has awakened
the people to the fact that Jack
Frost is king these days if lie did
let Old Sol have a little extra
time before.
Mrs. A. R. Dittmar left Satur
day for New York City where she
will visit relatives. She will re
turn to her home in this city
about March 1.
Babies are lots of trouble when
they are little and young, but the
babies of twenty years and over
are the ones who wear the life
out of you.
Reuben Thomas, who lias been
working for the Gilligan Bridge
company! in various places in
Iowa has returned to his home in
this city.
Mrs. J. R. Wilhite left Wednes
day for Kansas City, where she
will spend a short time with her
son, Jule Schoenheit and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Frakes re
turned to their home in Nebraska
City after a lew' days stay at the
home of Mrs. Cade.
M. W. Musselman of Bartles
ville, Okla., made the printer
glad this week by sending us cash
on subscription.
Mrs. John Stockton and Clara
and son Frank returned last week
from a visit with relatives at
Stanbury, Mo.
J. Hurst Freel of Onega, Ks.,
spent a part of the week with his
uncle, John Hossack and family.
Nellie Hossack spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs- W. C. Sloan
at Vcrdon.
Max Werner gave a dance to
our young people at Wahl’s hall
last night.
T. L. Himmelreich made a busi
ness trip to Omaha Monday. *
John Hossacft went to Stella
Tuesday.
Dr. I. N. Phillips was a busi
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Tom Hall, of Verdon, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Stanley Dixon came up from
Rulo and spent Sunday in this
city,
Dr. C. T. liurchard was a visi
tor in Auburn the first of the
week.
When you find a man who is
particularly fierce in denouncing
his fellows, look out.
V. M. McVey, who is employed
in Custer’s job office, spent Sun
day at his home in Rulo.
Phoenas Fisher and wife are
the proud parents of a baby boy
which was born January 7.
Mr- Wills, a former resident of
this city, but who now lives in
Lincoln, was a visitor here Sat
urday.
E. Higgins and wife returned
Saturday from Robinson, Kansas,
where they attended the funeral
of the former’s sister.
Cleve Sdnnitt-of Milbanks, S.
I) , arrived Monday night for a
visit to his brother, F. F. Schmitt
and wife in this city.
Frank Schaible and wife left
Wednesday for California, where
they will spend a few weeks en
joying the beautiful weather.
Win- Uhlig and J. II. More
head of the First National Bank,
attended a meeting of the bank
ing board at Humboldt, Tuesday.
Marie Fmmerson came down
from Verdon and spent a short
time the guest of Miss Alice Kee
ling. She returned home Wed
nesday.
E. J. Satterwhite, wife and
baby, of Miles ranch were shop
ping in this city, Tuesday. They
like their new home fine but are
glad to come to Falls City occas
ionally.
Ed. F. Smith will give an invi
tation dance at Wahl’s liallThurs
day evening, Jan. 21. A large
crowd is expected and good music
will be furnished by Werner's or
chestra.
\tkME wish to announce t
■ ® and vicinity that we
curing, Shampooing and M
We solicit your patron;
PATZMAIS
Falls City
Simple Remedy for LaCrippe
Hacking lagrlppe coughs that rrav
develop in'o pneumonia over night a j
quickly cured by Foley’s Honey and
Tar. The sore and inflamed lungs are
healed and strengthened, and a dan
gerous condition is quickly averted.
Take only Foley’s Honey and Tar la
yellow package. Kerr's Pharmacy.
W. J. McCray of Stella was in
this city Tuesday. Last week he
sold his farm containing .>20 acres
to Robert Drake of Humboldt fcr
$27,500. He expects to move hu
family to this place about the first
of March.
J. D. (IrilTith of Verdon was in
the city Monday on business.
While here he w*as the guest of
his daughter, Mrs D. M. Davies.
Hob Hates, Tom Kanaly and
Sidney Lapp were amotjg the
Falls City people who attended
the Preston dance Friday night.
Mrs. Ruby Jackson of Wytnore,
Neb-, was in the city this week,
called here by the death of her
cousin, Mrs. Maud Hurst.
John Crook and Ike Lyons left
this week for a business tour
through the state. They will be
gfonc several days
Mrs. J. W. Curran and Mrs.
Harry Crooks spent the latter
part ot last week in Padonia, Ks.
Emerson Mowers and wife of
near Verdon were in the city
shopping: Tuesday.
Mrs. (). Schocnheit spent a few
days in Kansas City, returnicyf
home Tuesday.
J. D. Smith and wife of Re
serve were shopping: in this city
Wednesd ay.
Mrs. Coleman went to Omaha
Saturdey to visit her son, Thos.
Coieman.
It. C. Smith returned Tuesday
evening: from a business trip to
Omaha.
Mrs. I. C. Maust was a Kansa-.
City visitor the first of the week.
A. M. Slnibert of Shubcrt w-a-,
a business visitor here Monday.
Mark Tefft and Keith McMil
lan drove to Preston Friday.
Guy Crook spent a part of last
week in South Dakota.
Sam Mchty was a visitor in St
Joe the past week.
0 the ladies of Falls City
are prepared to do Mani
assa^iny.
ige.
1 SISTERS
Nebraska
CROWDED OUT OF OUR BIG DOUBLE-PAGE REDUCTION SALE AD. ON PAGES FOUR AND FIVE
Welcomed Reductions in Women’s
Furnishings
There is not a woman in this entire country but who will be missing one of the greatest golden
opportunities if she does not attend this phenomenal distribution of Women’s Furnishings. The
values are magnificent, and little short of miraculous. Hosiery, F’urs, Gloves, Neckwear, Combe,
Purses, Bags, Belts, and what not, to make a woman comfortable. Come ill and See OUT assortment.
Take your time about it; look and linger as long as you like. But whatever you do, DON’T
FAIL TO COME TO THIS GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
Corsets and
Gowns
Ladies' SOe Corset, Hose Support
ers attached; Reduction Sale A ^ _
price . w£t\*
$1 00 No4l4 Ladies ('orsets, a dainty
model, designed especially for the
tall and slender figure, high bust,
short-waist; always perfect ease
and freedom; made of line white
Batiste. Reduction Sale 89c
Ladies' *! 50* 'orset, a recent model,
for the long waist and figure; has
high bust, long back and lengthen
ing waist effect. Made of fine
white batiste; Reduction C* | 'JQ
Sale price.fP 1 • Cy
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, 00c )A
values, Reduction Sale.... t
Ladies’ 7f<c Muslin Gowns, iT £ _
Reduction Sale. UJl/
Ladies'*1.00 Fine Cambric *70
Gown, Reduction Sale. *
a
Ladies' Si 50 fine Nain- d* 1 IQ
sook Gowns, this sale.. *P X • X ./
Ladies’ 75c Outing Gown, ff X _
Reduction Sale price. i V/
Ladies’ $1 00 Outing Plan- ’7ZLt\
nel Gown, Reduction Sale. •
Belts, isj Combs
We have without doubt a larger
assortment of these lines than all
the other merchants of Palls City,
■ and for 15 da>s we ure going to
put the price of de-truction on
these lines and sell them at the
following prices:
25 cent article-, will go at 1 £ _
Reduction Sale for. X Jt
50 cent articles, Reduction ^(J,,
Sale price. £>7\j
75 cent Belts and Combs.
Reduction Sale . .
$1.00 Belts and Combs, Re- "Q„
duction Sale price. JJ\j
* I t tombs, Roduclion Sain
price.;•
$2.00 Comb?, Reduction
All Hags and Purses One-third oil
regular prices
Toilet Goods
Dept.
/
Hair Restorer, Nail Polish
ers, Tissue Developer, Face
Cream, Toilet Water, Per
fumes, Dental Powders,
Sachejr Powders, Smelling
Salp^ Cream Balms, Pari
sian Beautifiers, Sorosis
Rose Cream, and other
articles necessary to the
toilet, all go at
25% Reduction
M ATTH“W^TI“-!fefS,“'
If m 1111 ff M Falls City, Nebraska
