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The County in General The “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. STELLA. Earl Bmkett of Omaha is a guest of Mr. and Mrs, Hays. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards last week. Miss Irene Troxel of Atchison, Kas. is visiting Miss Hazel Hogrefe. Mrs. E. Withee and little sou are affjieted with the whooping cough. Miss Vera Gould came home from Peru Friday to spend, the Fourth with her parents. I. VV. Harris left for Canada, Tues day, where he will look after some land interests. Byral Baldwin went to Auburn Sun day to spend the w'eek with her friend Blanch Lippold. Quite a number of our people cele brated at Dawson Saturday and all re port having had a fine time. .1 M. Goodloe drove to Salem last week with his sister and nieces, who had been here from Kansas. Mrs. Fred Stringfleld and son Ken neth of Verdon spent the Fourth with her moll.' r, Mrs. McCullough at this place. Dr. and Mrs. Milroy and daughter, Katherine of Oniaha visited their daughter, Mrs. H. M. Hays over the Fourth. . .Miss Verda Timmerman has been quite sick with pleurisy for several days. Mrs. Palmer is filling her place at “Central.” Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Y\’ood have their daughter and her two little girls from near Ottawa, Kansas, visiting them this week. Miss Eunice Haskins and her nioth ■r, who have been visiting in Oklaho ma with the Shrader families for the past two weeks returned home Sun day. I he new steel flag pole arrived Sat urday and Tuesday afternoon the sol dier boys raised it, and at five o'clock raised the flag with their services and flag salute. .Mrs. J. L. Hays and daughter, Ne vada left last Saturday for Seattle. They will go from there to Los An geles, California, and will perhaps be gone a year. Rev. Wright of Long Beach, Calif., #as visiting old Stella friends sever al days last week. He was pastor of the Christian church at this place eight years ago. The body of Frank Furrow was brought here Saturday from Hum boldt, for burial. His wife died about three years ago and was buried at Prairie Union. Mr. Walker and son Troy return ed from their trip in the northwest Monday. They visited at Billings, Portland and Seattle and many other points of interest. Frank Wolf came up from Willis, Kansas Sunday and begun work in Hogrefe’s store Monday. He will move bis family here as soon as a suitable bouse can be secured. Joseph Cullen of Verdon visited Mr. Vandeventer, Wednesday. He is making arrangements to go to Caldwell. Idaho, the 13th of July and wants Mr. Vandeventer and family to accompany him. .1. M, Goodloe and family took din ner with relatives at Verdon Sunday and in the afternoon witnessed the unveiling of the monument of Mrs. Goodloe’s father, Mr. Goolsby, at Mayle Grove. Joseph Curtis of Lincoln came down Saturday evening to celebrate with his wife and baby at the home of her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. M. Shafer, where she had been visiting for a couple of weeks. C. H. Thomas, wire and daughter are here from Lincoln visiting rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas wiii stay bat a few days but Miss Fairy will re main all summer and take elocution of Mrs. A. \V. Montgomery. Mi's. Josie Ulmer Tusuley of Gal veston. Texas visited Stella relatives and friends several days the first of the week. She had beeu in Omaha for a month with her mother, who has bean in very poor health suffering with rheumatism. She returned to her home Wednesday. The “soldier boys" of Ft. Omaha arrived in town about four o’clock Monday evening, and the ladies of the town and surrounding country had prepared a supper for them in the building belonging to Mrs. Andrews, After slipper they gave a drill rehear sal on Main street but on account of so small space, could not use their horses. The drill was exceptionally fine and very much enjoyed by every one. On account of the heavy rain they were obliged to camp here for several days and were housed in the opera house. Many people with chronic throat and lung trouble have found comfort and relief in Foley's Iloney and Tar as it cures stubborn coughs after other treatment lias failed. L. M. Ruggles, Reasnor, Iowa, writes: “The doctors said I had consumption, and I got no better until I took Foley’s Honey and Tar. It stopped the hem orrhages and pain in my lungs and they'are now as sound as a bullet." RULO. Ollie Thompson was a Kulo visitor Sunday Charles Scott of Kansas was a Kulo visitor last week. Lesley Inks was a Falls City v isit or one 'day last week. Grant Ocainb was a St. Joseph vis itor one day last week. Airs. Wells went to .Missouri hist week to visit"relatives. Grauaina Anderson spent Friday with ftiendt at Re.-vrve. Joint Caverzagie was a St...k>seph visitor one day last week. Airs. Will Love and sister drove to Falls City last Thursday. Airs. Alary Plumb of Lee Summit is visiting relatives at Kulo. Ruth Harris returned from a vis it with relatives in St. Joe. Ella Carpenter went to Kansas hist Thursday for a few days visit. Lemmon Butrick went to Preston J. A. Osburn was a business v isitor in St. Joe the last of the week, last week to work for bis uncle. Harry Huber and Eva Belpier were St. Joseph visitors last Sunday. Airs. Dykes of Preston is visiting with Airs. Addle Boker this week. Howard Maze came down from Daw son Saturday to visit Rulo friends. Alice Gilbert came home from Peru to spend a few days with home folks. Leonard Simons of Preston v isited with his parents the last of the week. Lenora Gilbert accompanied Airs. Plumb home to spend a week or so. Bertha Robison of Soldier, Kansas is visiting her brother Frank and wife George Deitz and wife of Hastings visited with Rulo relatives last week. Alac Vastine came the last of the week to spenil the Fourth with home folks. ciareace t icons urn wire cbtc over from Missouri and visited rel atives. Cecil Kanaly left Saturday for a visit with friends in Auburn and other points. F. E. Kulp of W'ymore was a busi ness visitor here the first of the week. Mrs. John Pierson and family of Salem are visiting relatives here this week. ,C. J. Majors and Jamesf Tangney were Falls City visitors one day last week. Mrs. J. M. Pope departed Tuesday for Spokane, Washington to visit rel atives. .Tim Lord and Miss Pope were quiet ly married in Falls City one day last week. Mrs. Arthur Darveau and children visited her mother near Salem last week. Clayton Reynolds of Dawson came down Sunday evening to visit with friends. Al Kent and Si Bunker of Miss ouri were Rulo visitors the last of the week. Stella Butrick of Fortescue came the last of the week to visit her grand parents. Anna Mahon left the first of the week to visit her,sister at Billings, Montana. Frank Chaney and two daughters of Missouri were Rulo visitors one day last week. Mrs. Less Leeds and children of Falls City visited her parents in this city recently. Clyde Hart went to Kansas the last of tlie week to work for Charles Scott a few days. Helen and Lydia Murphy left for Denver the last of the week to spend the summer. .\lr. and .Mi's, iMoeprei ana uuugu ti'i- Kate of Falls City were Hulo vis itors Sunday. Mamie Kanaly and Emma Danneck er started for Denver Thursday for a few weeks visit. Miss Louise Drage of DuBoise was the guest of Misses Alice and. Alta Gilbert Sunday. Mrs. Robert Dunn and two children of Missouri spent Sunday with her mother in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Pike of Dradysville, Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zeigler. James Lagnev returned to his work at Lincoln Saturday night, after a vis-' it with his family here. J, M. Gustafson of Wymore spent J Friday here in the interests of the' B. & M. water service. Hope Ward and Maggie I’ieree re-, turned, to Peru Sunday afternoon, af ter a short visit at Itulo. . Mr. Murray of Chicago came last week to oversee some masonry on the piers of the river bridge. Mrs. Chaney returned to her home in Missouri last week, after visiting Itulo relatives for several days. Garnett Wilson, Ella Carpenter and Anna Mahan spent Sunday witli Pete Mahan and family in the country. Miss Sarah Wilson and James Rob ison of Corning are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oss Daniels this week. Jeff Gilbert drove to Falls City Fri day night to meet ids daughter, Alta who came home to spend the Fourth. Adam Bickle and wife and Lewis Thomas and wife spent Sunday with the family of Coon Thomas in tills city. Henry Brinegar and wife returned to Kansas City the first of tin* week where Henry will lie in the hospital for another month. The M. E. church was dedicated Sunday night, enough money being .raised Sunday morning and afternoon to pay the indebtedness. Ella Zeigler arrived from Blooming ton Sunday evening. She has been very sick and hopes the home-com ing will be it benefit to her health. Mary, Anna and Raymond Thayer of Leavenworth caftfe Iasi week to spend tlie rest of the summer with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.Win terbottom. Band concert and carnival .Satur day evening was Ruin’s celebration this year. ‘However, there was plenty of noise from the fire-works for sev eral days. Mrs. Whalen took her daughter, Helen to St. Joseph to the hospital Saturday morning. Site lias been sick for a long time and it is hoped that an operation will bring relief. A family reunion was held for Grandpa Foutz at the home of Lewis Jones Sunday. Those from a dis. tanee were:.A. F. Wayne and family of St. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pac ley. Papilion, Neb., Tony Tretsehlon and family and Herman Kloepfel and family of Rulo. Dolph Pierce lost one of his fin gers at Atchison last, week in a very peculiar manner. He started to jump off of a car, and a ring he was wear ing caught on a door latch, leaving his finger hanging from the second joint by a small piece of skin. A physician dressed tin* injured member and he was sent home. Mrs. Caverzagtes’ children and the neighbors dropped in on her Tues day to remind her that it was her 60th birthday. A bounteous dinner was provided. She received several useful and valuable presents. All departed in the evening feeling that such a gathering make all who attend feel years younger and that life is worth much more. A crowd of jolly young folks char tered a farm wagon Monday night and went out to Will Stone's, where they proceeded to spend a pleasant evening. They were delayed by the storm, having to stop on their way out, and although they arrived late they made up in good times for the lost hours on the roadside. Dancing and'cards were the amusements. A dainty lunch was served. At a late hour they departed for home. SHUBERT. Rev. R. R. Teeter of Falls City visited here Wednesday. Elmer Else and wife visited Falls City the first of last week. Guy Hutchings visited at his home in Falls City the first of the week. Miss Maud Herns of Nemaha is in our city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Ahern and daughter were shop ping in Falls City the first of the week H. -E. Williams and wife entertain ed friends from Nemaha over Sun day. Charles Gaston and family visit ed relatives in the country quite re cently. Supt. T. .1. Oliver of Falls City was a pleasant caller at this place Tuesday. Fred Boatman and wife entertained relatives from Barada one day during the week. Mrs. E. D. King, who has been in poor health for some time is slowly improving. Mr. Herman returned home .Mon day from 1)is visit with home- folks at Carroll, Iowa. Charles Schulenberg and wife were the guests of relatives at the county seat Wednesday. Grandma Evans enjoyed the greater part of last week with her son and ids family at Auburn. LawrCnce Smith of Omaha is here enjoying a visit with his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham. Tlte Misses Effie Spiekjer, Clara Ruch, and McClain went to Lincoln Tuesday, where they were sent by the Epworth League of this place to act as delegates at the convention. The Womans' Literary club met at the home of Mrs. Roy King Saturday afternoon. A splendid time was en joyed by all present and nice refresh ments were served. Several members of the W. O. W. lodge lure joined the Verdon camp last Sunday for t lie purpose of un veiling a monument at Maple Grove, there the first of the week. Rev. Sapp and wife were the guests of friends here Saturday night, re turning home at Nemaha on Sunday. While here Mr. Sapp preached two \ erv interesting sermons at tlie Chris tian church. Mrs. P. M. Kinton was entertain ed at dinner on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I). McDaniels. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colglazhr were tin' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Colglazier near Verdon Sunday. VERDON. Mrs. Daugherty was on the siek list last week. John Dillan is working on a fit rut « near Slmbert. Mr. MeMannas of Falls City was in town Sat unlay. George Fallsteail of the county seat was in town Friday, Will Cook was a Falls City visit or Saturday and Sunday. Mike Meliza and family were shop ping in Falls City Friday. Lloyd Dietrich returned Tuesday froom a short.visit in Auburn. Kuinierson Bowers shipped six ears of rattle the first of the week. V large crowd was in Verdon Sat urday night to see the fire works. George Hall attended tlie meeting of tlie* I. O. O. F. at Falls City last week. Mrs. Kliza Goolsby and little, grand son, Orville McDermet left Friday for Salem. Mrs, B. F. Veach left Tuesday 'for Falls City to visit her niece, Mrs. Ar thur Harris. Grandma Patterson who has been very ill is Improving very nicely at this writing. The Misses Swortz of Lewisville, Nebraska are visiting George Stump and family. Martha King returned home from Falls City Sunday. She had been visiting friends. Mable Auxier returned home from Strnussville Saturday after a few days visit, with relatives. Charles Smith left Saturday morn ing for Nemaha City to visit his sis ter for a few days. Several from here attended the tm veiling of Mr. Goolsby’s monument at Maple Grove Sunday. itev, Garriss returned home last week from Omaha iitpl reports his son Ralph slowly improving. Mrs. Grace Saylor and son Her ald returned from Falls City, where they have been visiting relatives. Mrs. Garriss and son Russel left Wednesday morning for Omaha to be at Hie bod side of Ralph Russell. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daugherty was quite ill last week but is some better at this writ ing. C. M. Helnzelman’s new house is almost complete. When it is finished ed it will be one of the finest in Verdon. Millard Goodloe and wife of Stella attended the unveiling of the monu ment of Ap Goolsby at Maple Grove Sunday afternoon. Miss Pearl Cunningham left Wed nesday for St. Joseph, where she will take her position as nurse, after a two weeks' visit with relatives at this place. Walter Veacli, John Hall and Jas. Ayers went to Falls City last week and brought home their automobiles they had been obliged to leave there on account of the heavy rain. Duard Corn, Walter Veaeh, Jas. Ayers and their wives and John Hall, Mrs. B. F. Veaeh, and the Misses Susie Hart and Verna Wilkinson at tended the celebration at Dawson Sat urday. Wes Stump sold liis buggy shop to Will Otto and his interest in the hard ware store to Nelson Timmerman. For many years the hardware firm has been under the name of Stump & Timmerman, and the business peo ple of Verdon are sorry to lose him from their circle. Everyone would,be benefitted by taking Foley’s Orino Laxative for stomach and liver trouble and habit ual constipation. It Sweetens the stomach and breath, gently stimulates the liver and regulates tho bowels an is mush superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foley’s Orino Laxatives today? Kerr’s Pharmacy. HUMBOLDT. Mason Shertleff is again able to be about the streets. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bash visited in Pawnee City this week. Frank Hol land act onipanied his wifi and son to their home in Peru. \V. J, Bean of Lincoln was on our streets several days this week. Mrs. John Powers and mother, Mrs. Reid were Beatrice visitors this week. Mrs. Roscoe Anderson and baby are visiting in Tecumsoli this week. M. \Y. Truxan of Riverside, Iowa was in the city several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Homor Beaver and children of Stella were in Humboldt Friday. Minnie Vanover is a pleasant guest at the home of her friend, Mias Horn Stabler. Several of our girls who are going to school in Pent were hone for the Fourth. Quit a number of Humboldt people attended the celebration in Pawnee Saturday. The Humboldt band furnished tin music for the Johnson celebration Saturday. Dr. Mary Bowers of Pawnee City made a professional trip to Humboldt this week. Eleanor Williamson and Bessie Little visited over Sunday with Paw nee friends. The small son of Hays Smith was badly burned Friday by a sky-rocket exploding in his baud. Mrs. S. M. I’hilpot left Saturday to ! visit her husband, who is employed in a hospital in St. Joseph. A reunion of the Boss and Chaffin families was held at the home of I Frank Boss and family Sunday. II B. Folhapp from Tecumseh was the guest of ills son E, (' Folhapp and family a few days this week. Mary Gaudy and I!. Seely visited at the home of the former’s sister, .Mrs. Noble in Lincoln this week. Miss Daisy Morris returned Sat urday from Dawson, where she had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex ander. The hull game between the To peka giants and Humboldt resulted with a score of l to 12 in favor of the "giants." A fourteen pound son was born to Jim MoDougnl and wife, who are now living in Canada, but formerly liv ing in Humboldt. The families of Charles Goddard and John Youugninn aeeompanh’Tl by Gladys Boyd and Hazel Suet lien drove to Hawson Friday. Horace Chapman, one of the pros perous farmers near Humboldt, re cently bought a 240-acre piece of land In Oklahoma ami expects to move there next spring. The annual overflow of the Ne maha has again taken place, causing great distraction to growing crops, and other property, and mm li dis comfort to those residing on the low lands. Bob Traverse came down to Hum boldt Thursday from Lincoln and after remaining a few days accompanied his wife and son, who have been vis iting for some time at the home of Mm. Cooper, to Lincoln. The world's most successful med icine for bowel complaints Is Cham berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Beniedy. It has relieved more pain and suffering, and saved more lives than any other medicine In use. In valuable for children and adults. Sold by all druggists. BARADA. - i Wash Sailors was a Shubert visit or Saturday. Fred Stotts of Shubert was In Bar ada Saturday. W. S. MeGowen of Stella was vis Jessie B. Cox attended the cele bration at Peru Monday, iting relatives here Sunday. Mr. Finton and Mr. Gerdes of Falls City was in Barada Friday. Miss Bertha Bethel was tin- guest of Louise Mongold Sunday. Rev. Zike Jr., will preach Sunday morning tit the Bethel church. George Fogle of Verdon was in this section one day last week. Miss Rose Slagle of liubbell. Neb., is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Grandma Orr had the misfortune to lose her fine $200.01) driving horse. Leon Vasser and wife were guests of R. N. Williamson and wife Sun day. » Harry Merideth of Colum, 111., is visiting his uncles, George and I). 10. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. I). 10. Spickler and Miss Vera Shafer celebrated tit. Sun Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Martin and son, Melvin were guests of 10. K. But ler and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Spickler, Gus and Myrthie Elam and J. A. Martin spent Sunday at W. E. Slagles. A crowd of Barada young people went down to Barber lake Saturday and spent the day boating. They re port a fine time. Byron Dunn, who lias been work ing In a bank at Bethany, came down to spend several days with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Dunn. A. W. Nixon and family and Oilier Sailors, Otis Spickler and Neil Bier sol attended tin* auto races at Daw son Saturday, The Misses Timmons, who have been visiting relatives in tills vicinity for some time returned to tlielr home at Versailes, 111., the latter part of last week. Mrs. Ollie Kuker and children accompanied them as far as Hannibal, Mo., where they will visit friends for a few days. When the stomach fails to perform its functions, the bowels become de ranged, the liver and the kidneys con gested causing numerous diseases. The stomach and livei must he re stored to a healthy condition and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver tali lets can lie depended upon to do it ldasy to take anu most effective Sold by nil druggists. SEMESTERS PILLS BRAND * i your I’ruiTffint for CTIT*CIIES TKR'S A. DIAMOND BRAND PILl.S in Kid , itlAU , O mi UJft.TliM b Scale-l vith B!lie\y/ I Ki! n Take no other. Huy oF v.ur V/ Druiri’Nt nml for < II I-C’II K*** I I It * |» f V MON |» || i: \ M) |»| I J>, t r tw« nty five ve.tr* regarded as Best,Safest, Always Reliable. I SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE tested SALEM. John Stit/er was in Salem Monday. Mr. Boyd was a Humboldt visitor Monday. ' Stanley Crook went to Lincoln Wed nesday morning. J. F. Richardson of Lincoln was in Salem Wednesday . Miss CeelS Sheeley was in Falls City between trains Tuesday. Jesse Arington went to Oneida, Kansas to spend the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Web Tyree and Jessie were down from Dawson Thursday. Deck Wade of Scdam, Kansas was visiting friends in Salem last week. Mrs. Clarence Miller and soil John a re spending several days in St. Joe. Mrs. L. Barnes and Jits. L. Q. Stnvcr were in Falls City Friday. Harry Wills purchased a fine new carriage of W. C, McCool & Son last week. * Mrs. Mary Kershaw is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon .Mobley this week. W. A. Kelly of Lincoln spent Sun day and Monday at the home of (}. W. Sheely. Lee MeDermet of Hot Springs Ark., is at home for a visit with his father and family. Virgil (irhiBtend was in Lincoln Wednesday taking a cream testers examination. Joint Liehty of Falls City was in Salem Thursday looking after ciiau tatifpm interests. .1. t). Horton and sons are unload ing a new engine and separator pre paratory to threshing. Mrs. John Pearson and children went to llulo Saturday to spend a week with relatives. Mrs. J. M. Pollard returned home Friday from nil extended visit with relatives at Nehnwkn. One of Joe Windle'B driving horses was badly cut Thursday by falling over a cycle in the hay field. Mrs. D. C. Simmons and son went to Peru on Monday to spend the day and to attend tile big celebration, Heorge Russell, formerly of Salem was In town Monday. lie reports crops fine in his section of the coun try. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Shiidneck left Monday night for Seattle. They ex pect to spend some time in and about Seattle. The big traction gasoline engine lias arrived. It will be used to haul coal in four big wagons to the big dredge boats. The big dredge boat is expected to , begin work some time this week. They are Just now putting the dipper crane in working order. Will Gentry purchased a gasoline engine to have it connected with his hinder. This will shorten the time in which it takes to cut ids wheat uml oats. W. T. Kenton and L. C. Edwards were up from Falls City Thursday, shaking hands with old friends and making new ones, looking toward the fall election. Mrs. H. Q. Slaver and daughter. Miss Lena left Sunday for Seattle, They will spend some time at the exposition and visiting Mrs. Staver's daughter, Mrs. Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Emmert, Hazel Grinstead and Ruby Stouffer drove to Humboldt in the former’s auto on Thursday evening. Clyde Lynn re turned home with them. If people with symptoms of kid ney mid bladder trouble could realize their danger they would without loss of time commence taking Foley's Rem edy. This great remedy stops the pain and irregularities, strengthens and builds up these organs and there is no danger of Bright’s disease or other serious disorder. Do not dis regard the early symptoms. Kerr’s Pharmacy. Don't forget the little folks 4th of July They have two days to celebrate this year. We’ve g'ot thing’s thev WANT at our store. Call and look them over am] make your selections early. i iVTMillan’s Pharmacy Opposite Postoffice Falls City, Neb.