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The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-06
THE LOCAL LORE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND NE.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing the
Past Week.
Eat SowleS Candy.


The agony will soon be over.
DIR. Tefft. Dentist, Maddox block,
opposite court house.
Gold weather is coming. Get
your Coal of c. A. Heck.
r. P. Thomas is in Oklahoma
looking after bridge matters.
c. T. Reavis attended supreme
court in Lincoln during the week.
Miss Ramel and Bert Windle
were Salem visitors Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. X. P. Thomas is visiting
with her parents in Cheyenne
Wells Colo.
Miss Orrie French of Salem
spent Sunday in this city the
guest of Miss Myrtle Ramel.
The politicians could not COM
plain of a lack of interest on all
political questions on Tuesday.
John Ramel returned Monday
night from Long Pine, Nebraska
where he spent some time or a
ranch.
V. G. Lyford left Tuesday for
Chicago to lay in a supply of the
best and latest in all departments
of his store.
Quite a number of Humboldt
people accompanied their basket
ball team to this city Saturday to
witness the game.
Saturday was a beautiful day
and all the farmers for miles
around we're in town. Our mer-
chants enjoyed a splendid busi-
ness.
J. A. Hossack of Harrington,
Neb., and j. Quimby Hossack of
Lincoln spent a few days in this
city the first of the week. They
remained long enough to vote.
Fine chocolate creams only
IS cents a pound and chocolate
nut fudge 10 cents Per pound,
Saturday, November 7, at the
Candy Kitchen. Don't miss this.
Mrs. J. w. Hanson of Tecum-
sch, was in the city over Sunday
visiting Mrs. l. C. Maust. She
was on her way to her old home
at Norris, Ill, where she has rot
been for many years.
Word was received the first of
the week from Oklahoma that
Patrick Sheehan was lying very
low at his home suffering from a
paralytic stoke. He will be re-
membered by many of our older
citizens. this having been his
home for many years.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-06

Ilduh olllOu WdS up llOll
Rulo. Monday.
J. H. Smith was down from
Humboldt Wednesday.
The Leo Cider & Vinegar Co.,
will buy apples suitable for vine
gar until January LIST. If
Billy Nausler came down from
Lincoln Monday to be here tt
cast a straight republican vote,
Mrs. John w. Harkins of New.
kirk, Okla, was the guest o.
Mrs. Porter Randolph a portion
of the week.
Ira A. Johnson was in the city
the first of the week visiting his
mother. He remained in towr
long enough to vote.
One large size, second hand,
Garland hard coal base burner
for sale. Inquire at w. d.
Crooks hardware store.
J. NJ. Jellison is down on the
Margrave ranch this week, as
sisting in the many improve.
ments being made there.
DR.. Reneker returned Monday
from Chicago, where he has been
taking a finishing course in the
study of the eye, ear and more.
T. E.. Bedding and T. F. Bel.
KNAPP of Corning, Iowa spent Sun
day in this city as guests OF
Misses Verna Story and Grace
Hoppe.
Mrs. Mary E. Cameron is in
Boise, Idaho, where she will
spend the winter with her daugh'
ter. She is a new subscriber to
the Tribune this week.
Mrs. Ed. Loughridge and sons
Donald and Ernest kenney OF
Lincoln returned to their home
Monday after a few days spent in
this city as guests of Nj. and
Mrs. John Holt.
For Sale - Family driving
horse; perfectly gentle; not afraid
of automobiles, cars or anything
else; any woman OF child Can
drive him with perfect safety.
Ask Harry Custer.
Mrs. Geo. L. Neide and Miss
Sarah Morsman will sing the
soprano and alto duet, Shadows
of Evening Hours from Briggs,
as an offertorv at ST. Thomas
church next Sunday evening.
Abe Yoder who has spent the
past year in Marengo, Iowa re-
turned home the first of the
week. Abe has been a little
under the weather for a time and
will stay here for a while to re-
cuperate.
Rev. Neide went to Hiawaths
yesterday morning to administei
the sacrament of baptism to {
number of candidates. He alst
delivered a sermon in the Episco
pal church while there and per
fected the organization of F.;
Womans auxiliary.
Will Bell, n of our old Fall.
City boys, but now of Yutan,
Neb., orders the Tribune sent t.
him. Billy still has a banker
ing after his many f riends here.
and thinks the only way to keel
posted as to their going and com
ing is through The Tribune.
Thos. Mccormick, who ha,
been i'll for several months, wen
to Kansas City Wednesday, wher,
he will enter the Thornton &
Minor hospital for treatment
1t is earnestly hoped by hi.
friends that the same will prov,
beneficial and he will come bacl
home a we'll man.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-06

LC SuUJSSt vi III Daley :
lecture at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening will be
The Norman church, It's His
tory and Practice" DR.. Bailey
lived for five years in Utah and
knows a great deal about Nor.
mons and their institutions. We
prophesy you will miss a treat il
you don't hear this lecture.
Miss Stella Loughridge, who
has spent the past seven years as
a missionary in Turkey, address
ed a large congregation at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing on her work in that far away
country. Her talk was both in
teresting and instructive and
greatly enjoyed.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church this week sent a barrel of
canned fruit to the Clarkson hos
pital in Omaha. There were 90
quarts and also several glasses of
Jelly. 1t was a free will offering
and will be used in the good work
being done in that institution.
Ora Ross, manager of the
Nelson Herald, visited his parents,
John Ross and wife, in this city
a short time Tuesday. He had
gone to his home in Shubert to
vote and came down here for a
fe " hours, just to see how things
were going.
Mrs.Abe Self and children have
been guests of relatives in this
city during the past week. They
were enroute to their home in
Sioux City, Iowa, from Atchison,
Kas., where they had been to at
tend a wedding in the Self family.
John Sitter and family left
Wednesday for their new home
in Salem, where Mr.. Sitter has
purchased the meat market which
he will look after personally. We
wish this estimable family success
in their new home.
A new plate glass window was
placed in the front OF w. l..
Whites store on Monday to re-
place the one broken recently.
Did you hear of it? Yes, some
thing is likely to happen on Dec.
10, II aud u. Ask some of the
Presbyterians about it.
A number from the neighbor-
hood of Falls City started Tues
day for Texas where they will
look for land.
Fred Palmer OF Grand Island
is in the city visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Palmer.
Marion Vaughn who has been
in the western part of the state
for some time with his family.
F. w. Samuelson came dowr
from Lincoln Monday and re-
manned long enough to vote.
w. L. White came in off the
road Saturday and remained at
home long enough to vote,
G. w. Spragins arrived home
Saturday night and remained
long enough to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cox o.
Stella were in the city a shor
time on Tuesday.
F. E. Smith of S%traussville, ad
ded his name to the Tribune lis
this week.
Two mares and two mule colt:
for sale. Inquire of O. p
Heck. 40-3t
]. f. Watson of New York il
in the city the guest Of John Os
wald.
Tim Cummings of Dawson wa,
-, tho c;ty Monday
The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-06
Private Money.

Private money to loan on Real
Estate. Mortgages bought and
sold. Call at First National
Bank. 3-tf A. J. WEAVER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

our6ous befrieoieenbe. 9lGes lit in
better Sronung. Ser aIgeneine Sc
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fir oos lebte @eibGftsiabr elm De-
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Srieobof beeroiet botte.
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81. s. & s. gabn.

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9eute, oie 1000 ooer nebr slder
2ono ancleoren" uno fultipierer,
woQen 8ebn Meilen peltli9 non
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miro be5obIt. 8os 2ono miro uui
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@eb1noe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

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bar 1pltroen Ser GerfaIier legt 0ur,
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babe.
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Die alteite Sobter oes &onigs 2eo-
polo H., balt iid) sur 3eit in Ser
lin anf nno lit inl Sotel griItoi
abgeitieger. Die 8rin5eiiin, oerelt
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om /. Sanuor 1906 pom Hrisl5el,
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Warf.
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uno Stolien bdtten ein eebeilnes lie
bereinfommen IN 8e5ug ouf Die Sal
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cine a5din ooer elm Mdo6en 6ltr
@eior9lmg Der Sousorbeit bel elmer
aus orei 8erionen beltebenbeu Sa-
mile. 3u erfroaen in Der Office
Der .ssSreie Grefe".
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Der Wuferbanbe 0rpll.
Sp iuullcn mir erbe6en,
Die ppllen @laier id)pn.
gSir banfen redt nDn Serseu,
glud fir 3robibitipn.
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siQia sit pcrfanfen.

Gin Sffice-Gult nit Rollbedel.
9ea68ufrooen in Ser Office Der nSreie
9reiie".
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25
Prohibition Convention.

Instead of writing to each minis
ter of the different denominations
in South Carolina a personal letter,
please allow me through your paper
to give them notice concerning our
Prohibition Convention soon to be
held in Columbia. First of all, we
want the ministers of every christ
ian church in the State to be pres
ent, and help us make this the great
est meeting of the kind ever held
in South Carolina. Brethren get
a few good men in your community
together, and arrange, not only to
come yourself, but bring others with
you to represent the county in which
you live. Several noted speakers
will be on hand, and a public mass
meeting will be held Thursday
evening beginning at 1880 o.
clock in the Hall Of the House of
Representatives, December the 3rd.
We hope fora full attendance at this
meeting. We will meet again III
the same Hall Friday morning Dec
cember the 4th, at nine o'clock to
attend to the important business
coming before the body. Let every
man interested in the cause Of
Statewide Prohibition think about
it, talk about it, pray about it, end
see to it. that several good men are
sent to this convention rs delegates
from the County in which he resides.
J. l.. Harley State Supt.,
Anti-Saloon League of S. c.
Spartanburg, S. G. November 2lst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25
Beautiful Tribute TO Carrnack

Senator Carmack has died the
death of a martyr to the cause of civ
ic Righteousness and public sobriety
but his cause is not dead: Tennes-
see will rise in her majestic strength
and with ten thousand scourging
thongs drive from her borders her
social enemies who have brought
about the lamented death of her
most gifted and gallant son. The
prohibitionist is dead; but prohibit
ion, the choicest flower in our pub
lie life, will spring from his grave
to give fragrance and beauty to this
fair State of the South. Gone is
the great man, but forever Will re-
main his great manhood. Editor,
Congressman, Senator, Statesman.
And may thy eternity ring with the
praises of those who have entered
into thy labors, and who will live
in the pure atmosphere made posi-
BILE by. thy sacrifice Nashville
Christian Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25
S. C. C. /. NEWS.

Last Monday all the cadets were
drilled in company for the first time
this year. The recruits have done
remarkably welland are progressing
steadily under the direct supervision
of Maj. r. Lyon and before long
the town of Edgefield will be sur
prised by the excellent drilling
whichthe S. &C. i. cadets are able
to do.
Last week some more officers were
az pointed and assigned to compa-
nies. The followingsswere appointed:
Sergeant-maior, Taylor, sergeant,
West; color-sergeant, Davenport;
corporals, Tyler and Goss j. Cadets
Taylor, West and Tyler were as
signed to company A and Cadets
Davenport and Goss ] to company
B.
Cadet Herndon is at his home in
Rufin, where he was called by
his mothers illness. We all hope
Mrs. Herndon will speedily recover,
thereby permitting our colleague to
return to our midst.
Cadet Hazel who is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis, went to
his home in Columbia last Satur-
day. He is being greatly missed by
his school mates. 1t is hoped that
upon his recovery he will return to
resume his studies.
A joint debate has been planned
between the Bailey and Pierian
Literary Societies. The subject is,
Resolved that Lee was q greater
general than Jackson" The Pierian
Literary Society will defend the
affirmative. The speakers on the
affirmative are Taylor and Padgett;
on the negative Burkhalter and
Hunt. The judges are to be Mai. I.
J. Lyon, Capt. p. p. Burns and
Capt. G. f. Colvin. The debate will
take place Saturday night, the 2sth
inst.
Mrs. F. N. Il. Bailey left Edge
field the early part Of last week for
visit to her fathers home in Smith
land, Ky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25
Kind Words That are Highly
Appreciated.

In very interesting letter to the
News and Courier on Monday, the
Edgefeld correspondent, Mr.. S.
McG. Simkins, made the following
very kind reference to The Adver-
tiser:
Although the Edgefeld Advert
ser is the Oldest county newspaper
in the state, its present owner and
editor, who is strong and talented,
is among the Youngest newspaper
men in South Carolina. The Adver-
tiser in its old age is becoming, and
very interestingly and intelligently
so, quite reminiscent. In last weeks S
issue it reproduced the graphic story
of the great confagration that visi-
ted our town in the SOS. In this
weeks issue it gives running his
tory of THE Edgefeld Female Col
lege," that had it's existence and
was in operation during the early
SOS. The Rev. John r. Gwaltney
waists president and professor of
ancient and modern languages; Col.
James I. Bacon, professor of music;
Mr.. r. Fl. Minis, professor of draw
ing and painting. All of these gen
tlemen are alive. Of Editor Bacon
the whole state is fully informed,
his past and present writing placing
him constantly before the people.
Mr.. Minis, who is now the Oldest
citizen of Edgefeld;> still works at
the profession of which he was
teacher, while the venerable DIR.
Gwaltney is at Rome, Ga, connect
ed with the Female College of that
city. A catalog of the institution is
published and contains many dis,
tinguished names"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25

S.McG. Simkins, a resolution was
adopted ealing mass meeting of
the citizens of the county for the
lst Monday in December, in the
court honse Immediately after the
public sales are held. A committee
consisting of Mr.. S. McG. Simlins,
Mr.. J. NJ. Mays and Mr.. Belts Can
telou was appointed to invite several
speakers to address the mass meeting
in December. After retiring for a
conference the committee reported
that they chad unanimously agreed
to invite Hon. John G. Mobley, OF
Winnsboro, president of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechan-
ical society Congressman ]. O. Pat
terson, and Congressman y. +. Le-
yer.
Mr.. Cantelou, the president Of the
club, was aacalled upon to give an ac-
count of the several fairs that he
has visited this fall. During his
remarks Mr.. Cantelou stated that,
while he saw some fine stock, Mr.. j.
M. Mays can raise finer colts than
any he saw, and that Mr.. S. E. Nor
gan has colt that would have won
first prize had it been placed on ex,
hibition. Mr.. Cantelou also said
Mr.. Julian R. Strother can grow fin
er turnips than any exhibited at the
Georgia Carolina fair. All of this
proves beyond doubt that our peo,
pie can come together and nave
first class fair of their own next
fall.
Talk up the mass meeting called
for Monday, December 7th, so as to
make the attendance large and to
create enthusiastic interest among
the people in the proposed county
fair movement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-25
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