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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
MR.. GREGORY CHOSEN.
Made Superintendent of Schools
for Henry COUNTY

Tho state BOARD o. Education held ano.her
I,..clinE yesterday and elected Mr. r.
'i'-.ly' division superintendent for Henry
,.Ii,ty- 81 succeed Mr.. Shackclford who re-
Ctntiy resigned 20 accept tho position of prln-
''l.N Or new high school at Monterey.
. ne Fl"ucester election was postponed untfi
the january meeting in order that the rnom-
~. may look more carefully into the quail
hcaton Or tho applicants
ne in.iowing changes were made IN the dis
l,is or tho school examiners: Spotsyivanls
gu o'aioid counties We're transferred from
we Nrft circuit 90 tho NTH. Goochland and
CIV hafan from tho nfth 20 the first Mecicicn-
..IN rom me second 90 the third Prince Ed
warns from tho third % tho nrs. York James
'.'tf MatneWs. Gloucester and Williamsburg
CIV Ifom the hrst " the second. Cumberland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
TO WIDEN AVENUE.
Finance Committee Determines
to Recommend Action.


The Finance Committee of the Council
has determined to recommend 20 that
body the passage OF the preamble and
resolution introduced AT the last meeting
ana referred to that committee direct
ing the city Attorney 70 acquire by gift.
condemnation or otherwise slHciont land
u widen Monument Avenue from All
son 20 Cedar Street 70 n uniform width
Of $50 feet. The resolution docs not
carry with II any appropriation. and
must be acted upon by the two branches
Of the Council before It becomes ef-
fective. The gentlemen who have been
securing concessions Of five feet on each
side OF the street from property owners
by agreeing to accede five feet lu the
alleys in tho rear and to make up this
sum 10y securing the same width on the
other side OF the alley. estimate that ft
viii in uo event exceed SD nm SRI cost
and 1t may cost almost nothing. The ros-
oiution as recommended. however
makes no mention az q specific
appropriation. but IS merely the
formal procedure directing the CITY
Attorney TO acquire, etc. The Coun-
Gil must pass n separate measure appro-
priatins whatever sum may bo ueces-
sary. in the event 1t is finally determined
to acquire the property.
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FOR YOUNG MEN.
Christ Church Association Makes
Interesting Announcement

u N & - ~
- 80 = III
.'Flsl '-uT'h Association. on Church
i'.''' mas H'a'iF 'oi"pi.' It's cinp-
WIZ % D' u'f '''H 70 gre
4i'' 'S'S an" "'lltIe OF young mon ~
W '.-'eN"r nomination "-o care 70 1oin
''' "i b''i''@i .''l- me oA''.-s "i '"t
"sS'. -A'''" gre -1f J""n .. Pre1oiyt
'S.1'"'' sl'- - VI. w "'Ntli' vice.
ar, -, VI iierno"n' secretary,
",-. 'li- -. io'. 'l' treasurer
10. ASSOC l"u"n mas ISSUED an attrHc-
1--WE "o'Fiet ana " COMMUNICATIONS which
Us IN part as iolIo"F-
Ne ""-Id or governors or CHRIST
"NicH -N79oelatlon extend 10 Foa "a
.i'". " ln.i'all'h % cooper 70 with th'm
IA "".i''h- "p an o'@ai.i~Auon Where
nriter manhood citizenship AMI chtiar-
Ter Will he lne password ana friendship
ine keyhote-
4 Wen equipped ''H'iine Wil Nc~y soon
Doe completed. anc ID" eN.nn"~iur' baths
ana social features WIZ appeal 20 men
and boys.
'hilst 'nurcn Asso"idt-or is planning
% Gen tnelr Wen equipped gymnasium
ana baths FOR school bows from 20 g
COCK every afternoon "No'pt Sunday.
a row or the good things pia;usd for
members: Gymnasium classes. social
good times. indoor baseball. BASKETBALL.
outings ON Saturdays 20 Ioi0ts 81 JIM
tercst. and sometimes we take our lunch
and stay all day.
SOCIAL.
Tho social department exists for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
EXCURSION TO MEXICO CITY. MEX
LCO. VA SOLTAERN BAL 49,

ON November 22d u 2sth. 1906 inclu-
s'Fe. tAe Southern Railway viii sell
special tickets from an points 20 Mexico
CRY and return NJ greatly reduced rates.
frt -rn limit 81 days. stop-oyer rrivi-
.eges. Round-trip rate from Richmond
SOS %: correspondiueiy low rates from
other points. Communicate with pavsan-
scr and ticket Offices. Nos. 900 ana $50
East Main street. Richmond. Va. Tor FUR
Their Information
c. W. WEsTBURY. D. p. A
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Marriage licenses have been issued bv
tae cierk of tie Hastings Court % tAe
following couples.
john antrim. % Norfolk. and MISS III
liam leo savage. ~ this city. Who were
married yesterday
Charles r. Ford and Miss MARY r.
Thorpe. both ~ this city. who were mar
ried yesterday
\. Garland Holt. % Petersburg. va
and Miss Mary O. Williams. 81 thie citv.
who VIII Dee married November o-th.
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the Woman's College. and that she has
many Richmond friends. renders her we'd
dlng announcement one OF interest here.
Mr.. Hamrick is "A well-kuown and high
lN-estecmed young gentleman in his sec
ton OF North Carolina
Mason-White.
The wedding OF Miss Sophie Rurnev
White. daughter o; Dr. Joseph A. White.
To Mr.. George Lee Mason Of Edge Hill. D."
Alhomarle county. son Of the late Robert
French Mason. O.. s. A.. VIII be cole-
hratof very quietly to-day IN the home
~ the brides father 40 200 East
franklin street, at 10 o'clock. the Rev.
Father Collins officiating
The ceremony VIII be witnessed bv
only the families and few intimate
friends. The bride viii be attended bv
her sister. Mrs. Stuart Bowe and M
benjamin Minor. or Washington d. O.
Air. Mason's brother-in-law. will be his
best man.
To Leave in December.
AIRS. Clement c.. McPhau and Mr..
Wolch have rented their furnished house
Tor the winter and will leave the first
week I'm December to spend several
months in Washington. y. G..
Charming Tea.
Mrs. Walter IT Miles. Of No. SIS West
Franklin street. was hostess at a charm
Ing tea yesterday afternoon In honor Of
ner guest. Miss Mary Norris Hough. Of
Baltimore.
The color scheme Of green and white
was beautifully elaborated fin the decora-
tons OF roses, chrysanthemums, smilax
and palms.
Those receiving with Mrs. Miles were:
Miss HouGh. Mrs John A. coke. Jr
Mrs. Granville Valentine and Mrs. James
Y. Rutherford. Mrs. Coleman Workman
and Mrs Turner Arlington were at the
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MRS. MOON IS ILL.
Sister Of Senator Martin Lies at
Deaths Door

Mrs. T. Moon. formerly Of Albe-narle
county. but Yer some years "a resident o.
tnis city. is ill at her home here
Mrs Moon Sc sister ~ United states
senator Martin and the latter was called
90 her bedside yesterday hy n telegram
announcing her critical illness.
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Approaching Marriage.

Ar and AIRS Robert lewis Winston
have issued cards for the marriage 81
thel~ daughter IRENE. TO AR. Henry
Middleton Ir1uhart The wedding VIII
take place Wednesday afternoon. Deccm-
ler 5tr. no o'clock. in the Second Bap-
list Church. tlis city.
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Hamrick-Harris.

Invitations have been received in Rich
mond for the wedding Of Miss Natalie
Harris. Of Frederick's Hall va. to Mr.
r. y. Hamrick. Of Shelby. y. c.. to take
place ia Bethpage Church, on December
10Th.
Miss Harris is the daughter OF tho late
Nathaniel Clayhrook Harris and the
ereat-sr anddaughter Of the late Frederick
Harris. ~ Louisa county, first president
~ the Virginia Central. now the Chcsa-
roaEe and Ohio Railway. The fact that
Miss Harris was formerly student of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
SMALLPOX HERE
NOT SPREADING
Authorities Taking Precaution to
Make Unusual Outbreak
Impossible.
HOOK-WORM DISEASE APPEARS
Three Cases Have Been Dis
covered in This City and
Manchester.

Or. T.. c. Levy, health officer Of the
city OF Richmond. yesterday confirmed
tho report that there were two cases OF
smallpox in the city. one OF these being
little David Schopf. of No. SOC west
Broad Street. six-year-old child OF
Mrs. J. 4. sohopf and tho other a negro
man no 80. 500 Catherine Street.
The Schopf child had not been vacci-
mated. ana the mother was violently
opposed 20 such preventive measure. Tie
child and mother We're sent 20 the hos
litol for infectious diseases. aloue v,ith
another child. and signs were posted
on tho premises from which they were
removed The negro patient has left
the city.
br. Levy stated that it was nothing
unusual for smallpox 70 make fits ape
pearancc in the state at this season.
numerous cases being reported here every
year. lie declared further that reports
from an over the country indicutcd an
unusual prevalence OK smcllpcc,. and srS-
e stcd that tho people Doe awakened 20
the duty 81 cooperating with the au-
thorities &C. prevent spread OF tho
malady The health department. has
sent out letters % the management OF an
the large industrial plants 90 tho city.
urging them TO safecuard their own in
terests and the city s. health by reQuir-
ing tho vaccination of their employees
Dr. Levy has 5ust had examination made
~ the public school children % the city.
and has received sixteen thousand cards
reporting thereon. Every procauuou has
been or is being taken 70 forestau amy
unusual outbreak o. tile disease IN this
city.
Hook-Worm Disease.
Three cases ~ what is known as tho
hook worm disease have been discovered
in this city or Manchestcr A boy on
OREGON HIl is ONE % tho patients an
other is in Manchester and q third pa
tcut is student az the Medical COL
lege % Virginia. DR. Wander Hoof for
merly ~ tbc Johns Hopkins University.
now am Instructor at tho Medical COL
lcge. IS taking considerable interest in
the new disease and is looking for cases
as they may appear.
Tho presence ~ tho maladv SIS usually
detected IN tho stunted growth Of the
person affected. and ia the lack ~ rhv-
steal and mental energy which accom-
panies 81. when q suspected case OF Tho.
disease is located scientific examination
is made which VIII positively disclose
tho existence or uon-oxistence u tho dis
ease. Tho ailmcnt IS durable. but unless
arrested IS likely 20 prove fatal ulti-
mately. IL IS quite prevalent fn certain
sections ~ the more southorly States
The report ot the health officer for Oc-
tobcr has been sent % the printer. but
has not yet boon received for issue. IL
shows the death rate among whites %
De u per 1000. while that among the
colorcd population is 81 per 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Poems You Ought to Know

Whatever be.
with
Charles Eliot Morton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
No. 900.
Boadicea.
by WILLIAM COWPER.


@ TINS ts S portrait autograph and biographical 'k'
When warrior queen
Bleeding
Sought, with indignant
Counsel of her
spreading
hOary
burning g
Full of and full of grief.
"Prncessi if aged eyes
wrongs,
It's because
All the terrors Of
persh-write that word
the blood has split;
Perish. hopeless
Deep ruin n
Rome for empire far renownf
n
Harki the Gaul is her
arise
Needless of a soldiers
Sounds shall prize,
Harmony the path fame
progeny springs
From the forests O our land
thunder, wings,
Shall wider world command.
"Regions Caesar knew
posterty sway;
Where his flew
None nyincible as they"
Such the prophetic words
celestial
Bending the chords
OF his sweet but awful Tyre.
She wit a a monarch's pride
them n
O died
Dying hurld them the
"Rufians ptiless as proud
Heaven awards the
Empire besowd
Shame
This series began IN The 1D'Patoa sunday Oct IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

nrst.
protest. nal course ~ study was d1ptcd
i'r tA9se Who may desire % take IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Red Head. Manard and Teal ducks al
RTEGEBS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
10 Address Auxiliarv.

The Roy. a. r. Berkeley. OF Mayodan.
\. O.. who was 70 address the Rich
mond branches OF the Woman's Auxiliary
in Grace Episcopal Church to-day has
boon called 70 Philadelphia by tho illness
Of his father. Mr. Edmund Berkeley. and
cannot come TO Richmond. as ne ex-
r.n.I.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Charming Tea
EverY-MondaY Club.

The Every Monday Club and Its friends
enjoyed literary treat last Monday
afternoon in the lecture delivered by
Professor J. Calvin Metcalf. Of Rich
mond College.
DR. Metcalfs subject was browning
and Tennyson. Compared" and he spoke
Of tho contrast between the poets with
regards 20 their personality. technique.
art and philosophy
The lecture was specially appreciated
az this time. as the club Is now STUDYING
Bro~nines THE Ring and the Book"
and Tonnyson's 'Idyls OF the King"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Birthday Party.

This afternoon from 20 O'Clock
there viii De an attractive entertainment
al the Retreat for tho SICK, the occasion
being the annual birthday party Of that
Institution. The parlors viii Dc prettilv
decorated and refreshments will be
served. Tho X-ray apparatus will be on
exhibition and committee Of ladies'
from the Church Hm Auxiliary viii be
iu charge there
The public ia cordially invited TO call
and 40 over the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. G. Moffett King have re-
turned from thcir bridal tour and Will
he az home after December Let at 80.
1916 Floyd Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. Has.' Ellis. Jr. have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Sunbeam Entertainment.

The Sunbeam Society OF Leigh street
Baptist Church viii give an entertain
mcnt 10 the lecture-room OF the church
Friday evening next. An attractive pro-
gram Of recitations and songs has been
prepared. and about fifty children will
take part There will be no admission
fee and the public IS invited Mrs
Imoecn Austin is in charge Of the ar
rangemcufe
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OF Interest Here.

OF great interest IN Richmond IS the
marriage Of Miss Lottie Duncon Hodges
20 Mr. Robert Baker Peeram OF this
city. which viii take place this evening
in Norfolk.
Tho Rev. William A Barr u. D.. for
merly rector of Monumental Church. this
city Will perform the ceremony. and
The following Richmond people viu at
tend. Miss Lily pegram. Mt and Mrs
Arthur Scrivenor. Mrs James w. Pc
gram ANA Bliss Ellora Chaplin.
Alr ID-rtm was given supper Tues
day evening az Hotel Lorraine. Norfolk,
hy IFS best man and ushors
Those present We're: Mr. Richard r.
Taylor ar George Mop. Bate. Mr. r.
ID. Cooke. Mr. Percy r. Jones' Mr.
George McC. Goodrige. Mr.. Richard b.
Burroughs and Mr.. James II. Johnston.
Last evening Mt Pceram entertained
Iie attendants m euprer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Miss Lottie Ryan has returned from "a
News.
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StOne-FOre.


a very pretty marriage took place in
Randolph street Baptist Church yc~tcr-
dar afternoon az O'Clock. when Miss
Mabel James Fore. daughter ~ tne late
James r Fore NJ Chesterfield county. be-
cam, tae bride ~ Mr Charles Ellis stone
TIL" Rev w. r. Robertson was the Off
eiaung clergyman.
Beautiful decorations were SIN pink and
white. carried out lu the altar decora-
lions ~ palms ferns. and pink chrysan-
tlsmums Pink candles were used for d.
Elimination Mrs l. " Wilkinson was
40 the organ. and played the wedding
marches and. during the ceremony, "O
Promise Ne"
Miss Alma stone attended the bride
as maid ~ honor and Mr. A Wilson
Stone acted as best man. The uslcr-
We're Nessrs j. r Stone. Guthrie. Phil
Fps and Ready. the last ~ William and
Mary college Little Miss Grace Bolton
was flower girl and wore white muI
frock made over pink. She carried a big
bunch OF pink chr>sautlenums
The bride was beautifully attired ir %
gown ~ cream cnir0u hr0adolotl with
lace insets She wore white rirtrra
hat with piumes and carried "a shower
bouquet - Bride roses.
Her maid % honor was roNnod in
cream silk null over pink taneta. and
carried q shoaf of pink cnrvsautl cmurrs
delightful reception AND supper wa.
rendered the bridal party Tuesday even
ing in the home OF the eroom's mother
Mrs p. I. stone. No COS Randolph
Street. B5SutfuL- decorations were i-
pink and whire. palms. ferns and 1irt
% chry santhem ums The hostess was ele
ganuv attired So black silk: the brI5,
was in white null trimmed with laco
and tie maid OF honor in white organlv
Many handsome and beautiful presents
were received, including hard-pafuted
china. c-r-siass and silver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Mrs. T. F. Robertson has returned 20
her home in Salem, Va, after spending
month in this city. with her oaushter.
Mrs. =. Sidney Peters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

The Rev. w. T. Hays has returned from
a visit 20 the Bcv. y. w. Barsamin in
Norfolk
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Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs. ". +. Lacy. OF King William
county, IS here 10 attend the marriage
of her daughter, Lottie. 20 Mr.. Gilmore
Brown. which took place yesterday morn
Ing.
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FlOrance-Priddy.

Miss While Green Priddy. daughter II
Mrs. Angelina Bassot Prddy. was mar
ried 10 MI James Gardner Florance
Wednesday. November 18TH in tho honio
OF the brides mother so. SO West clay
Street The Rev J.. j. Betty Offfciatcd
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Avenue The Rev Or. J. 3. Hawthorne
ofiiCiated
Miss Willeroy was at thu piano Miss
Lizzie Lacy was maid of honor. AMI was
hecomiueiy gowned in white. and car
ried ferns The brides cosutma was a
gray travelling suit. with hat and gloves
TO match. She carried white hymnal.
After a Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown viii Doe az home at Rhode
Island" King William county
An informal reception was rendered
the bridal party Wednesday evening. and
dainty luncheon was served after tile
ceremony
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bioxraphioai
In bis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker has been spend
ing several days at his old home in
stanton.
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removed into their new residence, no.
l62S West Grace Street.
Miss Mamie Allen, Of Staunton, Is tho
guest OF Mrs. J.. l.. Shcarer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

.EsTBURY. D. p. A.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Now here is a good one and
they say it is true. When the
committee was soliciting for
funds to defray the expenses of
the Hiawatha band it approached
one of the richest men in Falls
City for a contribution. He re-
piled, Il would give you a quar-
ter but | will not be in town
Saturday night" Now what do
you think of that?
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Harlow has more groceries
piled up in his two buildings
than any three houses in the
county. These goods have been
bought right and are going to be
sold right, We fear no competi-
ton, local or catalogue. Come
to Harlow'S and get full value
for your produce and cash.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

The delegates TO the demo-
cratic convention were having a
good deal of fun out of the way
they sat down on the DaviseS and
John Morehead in their efforts to
beat James for county attorney.
The bosses seem to have been
pretty effectually busted.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

When the streets are as crowd
ed as they were last Saturday
night every body should remem-
Der to walk on the right side of
the walk for by so doing you are
not constantly humping into
omebody.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Chas. |. Norris of Table Rock
was a pleasant caller at these
quarters last Friday. Carried
good slip of paper away with
him, to the tune of subscription
receipt.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Grace and Katherine Harmon
who have been visiting at the
home of their aunt Mrs. Ohio
Wachtel left Wednesday for their
home at Beatrice.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Mrs. II. J. McAlpin, nee Hattie
Hessler, of Seattle, WASH, is the
guest of relatives and friends in
this city. She will also visit old
friends at Pawnee City aud
Strang.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Harlow will place on sale Sat-
urday, Aug. 18th, so picnic hams
the finest and best selected stock
from one of our best packers.
These hams will be sold at 75c,
S5c and 81. 90 each.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Thos. GlineS is now able to
walk around with the aid of a
cane.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Harry Foehlinger and Ernest
Obenland spent Sunday at the
Missouri Lakes.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

J. A. Hill left Sunday for
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Still
water, MINI. While away he
will fall in with the veterans at
the national eucampment at Min
neapolis this week.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

A. b. Babst came over from
the Sycamore Springs Saturday
to attend to business affairs.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Jennie Prater who has been
quite i'll with tonsilitis for over a
week, is now able to resume her
position at the Wahl store.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Sam Stewart and wife came up
from Reserve last Friday. They
were accompanied home by Edna
DeWald who will visit with them.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

County Attorney James spent
Sunday the guest of Wymore
friends.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

J. w. Watson of Verdon spent
Sunday with Falls City friends.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

DR.. Lee Kerr and wife of Kan
sas City were the guests of his
parents, DR.. w. H. Kerr and
wife, during the week.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

S. II. Sloan of Verdon spent
Friday with Falls City friends.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Mrs. Ephriam Withee of Stella
was visiting with relatives here
the latter part of the week.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Carroll Prior and Zetta Camb-
lin spent Sunday at the big lakes.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Jas. Holechek, Henry Funk,
F. ]. Hynek and Jas. Roy of
Humboldt helped keep the ranks
in line here Monday.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Oliver l. Hall, editor of the
Humboldt Standard was down on
Monday looking after the inter-
ests of the great democracy in
this end of the county.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Harlow will, for the Saturday
sale, August 18th, sell you 3
boxes Uneeda or Tacoma biscuits
for l0c. Also picnic hams at 75c,
S5c and S1.OO each. These hams
weigh g to 8 pounds each, guar
anteed good wholesome cured
hams.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Col. J. l.. Dalbey of the Shu-
bert Citizen was among the party
boomers in town Monday.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

ID. II. Sears and wife of KAN
sas City spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, VIM.
Sears and wife.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Henry Bucher of Lisbon, Iowa
who has been visiting with his
brother Samuel, left Tuesday
for Omaha.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

a. s. Shellenbarger was down
from Stella last Monday.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Thos. Palmer arrived Friday
from Schuyler, for weeks visit
at the home of his parents in this
CITY.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-08-17

Joe Parsons of Verdon was
looking after business interests
here the first of this week.