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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
EAST SWEPT
BY SNOW STORM
Almost Two Feet Covers
Pennsylvania, New York
and Maryland
TELEGRAPH WIRES ARE DOWN
Shipping Along Coast Sustains
Heavy Damage--Railroads
Are Tied Up.

New York, Nov. 4.-The eastern
states and the Atlantic coast today
are being swept by storm of great
intensity. 1t came booming up the
coast last night bringing with it a
heavy fall of snow and rain and left
a broad trail of Frustrated wires along
the seaboard. In the mountain dis
trict of Pennsylvania, twelve inches of
snow fell, drifting badly in some
places and badly tying up railroad and
trolley service. Harrisburg, Lancaster,
York, Williamsport, Bethlehem, Allen
town and other points west of Phila-
delphia are cut off from wire commun-
ication. The first snow of the winter
fell throughout Maryland. The storm
apparently is reaching its height in
the vicinity of Baltimore. So general
was the wire prostration that COM
munication between New York and
Chicago was obtained by way of Bos-
ton, thence west Five ocean liners
due this morning were not reported,
and evidently detained by high gales
and mountainous seas.
Twenty-One Inches of Snow.
Shamodn, Pa, Nov. 4.-Twenty-on
inches of snow fell during the storm
in this section last night. The snow
is still falling. The collieries region
was compelled to shut down.
TWO Steamers Disabled.
New York, Nov. 1.-Two steamers,
one American and the other French
steamer for Honduras from New Or
leans anchored outside in a disabled
condition. The American steamer has
asked for tow into the harbor.
Storm Breaks UP Aviation Meet.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 4.-The storm
last night effectually ended the ayla-
ton meeting here by wrecking most
of the machines on the local field. The
storm overturned the canvas tent and
buried the aeroplanes under the ruins
The flyer in which Curtiss made his
flight from Albany to New York was
badly damaged.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
DEATH OF RRoTHER-IN-
LAW OF DELEGATE.
John S, Hamilton, a Relative of COL
VencesIao JaramiIlo Dies
at Denver.

Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo of El
Rito. Rio Arriba county, today receiv-
ed the sad tidings of the death of his
brother-in-law John S. Hamilton at
Denver, Colo Mr. Hamilton was born
at Belleview, Ohio, 80 years ago. For
several years he was partner OF
Colonel Jaramillo in the Ell Rito Mer-
camille Company at Ell Rito and mar
ried the Colonel's sister. He Travelled
for the Northwestern Milling Com
pany, was an Elk and Mason and
had many friends in this section. The
remains have been taken to Belleview,
Ohio, for interment. Besides the
wife, two sisters survive, Mrs. Wink
Ter of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Mrs.
Atwood of Cleveland, Ohio.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
DUCKS ARE PLENTIFUL
BUT QUAIL ARE SCARCE.

Hunters VINO have been In the
Organ, the San Andreas and the Black
mountain ranges after deer, report
that ther are no quail at all in the
mountain regions this year. Hereto
fore the birds have always been very
plentiful in all these localities. The
dry summer and the lack of grass and
weeds upon which they can feed seems
to be the only logical reason that can
be advanced for their absence from
the old haunts. In the valley all
around Las Cruces, there are thou
sands of the game birds the wheat
and cane fields furnishing abundant
feed Ducks are more numerous than
usual, which seems to be strange on
account of the lack of water.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
MEMBER OF MILITIA IN
TROUBLE AT TUCUMCARI.

Frank Perry, private of Company
L, of the New Mexico National Guard
was arrested on complaint of Captain
Otto F. Elder, at Tucumcari, and fined
$50 in Justice Winters court, on the
charge of approprlating certain goods
belonging to the company, the case
cited, being the alleged taking of a
Colts army revolver, which it is claim
ed, Perry pawned and afterward sold
to man in the country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
ROOSEVELT NOT
So CONFIDENT
He Seems Just Least Bit
Shaky About Outcome on
Next Tuesday
.APPOMATTOX AFTER BULL RUN
Doughty Rough Rider Ex-Pre-
sident Tnvades Iowa and
Makes Rousing Speech.

Davenport, Iowa, Nov. A crowd
Of several thousand people listened to
Colonel Roosevelt here today when he
made his first speech in Iowa for
Charles Grilk, Republican candidate
for Congress. "We are in this fight
to the finish,' said Roosevelt. I'VE
don't care whether there are temper
ary checks. l don't think we will be
defeated this year, but if we are, we
will fight until Appomattox succeeds
Bull run If we are beaten this time
we will win next time" At the close
of the address the Colonel left for
Des Moines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
HORSE STEPPED ON
SCHOOL TEACHERS HEAD.

Ed Haggard, while returning from
Alamo, to Mayhill, Otero county, lost
his way and laid out all night. While
he was asleep his horse stepped on
him and cut his head SO that DR.. Hax-
by, of Cloudcroft, had to take three
stitches in it. Mr.. Haggard Is a teach
er at Lower Penasco school and had
been to Alamo to be examined for for
est ranger service.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
BULL SAW SNAKES
AND THEN He DIED.

Lying under the Stanton street
bridge at FL Paso, the dead body OF W..
H. Bull, a carpenter, was found by X.
A. Johnson, a United States immigra-
ton inspector residing at 1905 Boule-
yard. The man was seen by other i'm
migration inspectors Wednesday night
and complained of seeing snakes. He
later disappeared.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04

Mann. sometimes Bill Lorimer, Del
egate Republican State Convention,
Peoria, May, 1900; nominee Dick
Yates, elected-without his vote Fol
lowed wife to New Mexico that month
account her health. Located Portales
this world June that year. General
factotum, Republican party boss?
Hallemiah man, that place, this
world till now. President POrtales
Irrigation Company-million dollar
project and some. Expect to sink or
swim in that, not politics. Delegate
Constitutional Convention, virtue,
votes, good Republicans, and good
Democrats, Portales this world and
Roosevelt county. Such they are, not.
withstanding. Wrote it himself
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
THANKED JURORS
FOR LIFE SENTENCE.
Sergeant D. Maney of the Texas Ma.
tionaI Guard Bayoneted Spectator
at Taft Celebration.

Dallas, Texas, Nov. 4.-Sergeant D.
Manley, of the Texas National Guard,
who stabbed with his bayonet and kill.
ed A. Richenstern, a spectator during
the visit of President Taft to Dallas,
year ago, was given life sentence
in the penitentiary today. The defend
ant showed signs of insanity at the
last trial and as the jurors filed in he
shook their hands and thanked them
for the life sentence.
All Officers Resign.
Dallas, Nov. 4.-As soon as the con-
viction was announced all the officers
of the Thirtieth regiment of the Texas
National Guard, of which Manley was
a member, resigned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
WILLIAM J. BRYAN AS
FARMER AND NIMROD
State Game Warden of Texas Has Is
sued License to Him to Shoot
Ducks.

Austin, Texas, Nov. 4.-The state
game warden has issued license to
hunt in Texas to William j. Bryan
who will arrive on his farm near Mis-
sion in the lower Rio Grande valley
on November %. Mr.. Bryan will
spend several weeks there, cultivating
the land and shooting ducks. He has
just finished building house on the
farm.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04

Washington Ellsworth Lindsey, Uni
ted States man, patriot before consent,
born of good folk, in house dog on
farm, Belmont County, Ohio Took
sometime to get teeth, legs. etc, as
others. Fished, swam-summers ;
winters. skated on ice, till twelve.
Went to work-chores, hoe, scythe,
sheepshears, etc, ETC., summers; win
ters, school, until seventeen. College
at Scio, Harrison County. Migrated,
peripateticked, taught school, etc,
ETC., Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan.
Graduated Law department University
Michigan, June, 1891. Commenced
practice law, Chicago, July, that
year. Constituent sometimes Jim"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
SoNOMA GIRL WILL
SOON RUN LAST RACE.

Boston, Nov. 4-Sonoma Girl, the
famous trotting mare, has been re-
tired from the turf by her owner, Miss
Lotta Brabtree of this city. The
mares last race it is expected will be
at Phoenix, Rrizona. 1t is understood
that with her retirement, Sonoma
Girl will pass from the ownership of
Miss Brabtree to a leading stock farm.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
FIVE MEN KILLED
BY GAS EXPLOSION

Birmingham, Ala. Nov. 4.-Five
men were killed by gas explosion in
the mines of the Yolande Coal and
Coke Company, thirty miles south OF
here. last night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04
Postoffice Matters.

Conrad N. Hilton has been appoint
ed postmaster for San Antonio, So
corro county, to succeed E. A. Hilton,
resigned Pearl Baldwin has been
appointed postmaster at Engle, Sierra
county, to succeed A. H. Baldwin, re
signed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-04

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(Continued on Page Eight.)
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
BARADA.

Nm. Ruch was a Falls city visitor
.Friday.
D. f. Bodle and wife are on the
sick list.
VIM Rains and wife left Tuesday
FOR rairmont.
{. Il, Martin and Fred Fiene were
in Fails City Tuesday,
Hazel Dunn was the guest of Mrs.
Conrad Gerdes Sunday.
Robert Thorn moved onto a farm
near ST. neroin recently.
Mrs. ]. d. Mitchell of Abilene. kas .
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sarah Williamson has been
quito i'll for the past week.
Mrs. Laura Kilgorc returned Mo0.
day to her home at Long Reach.
r H. Dunn and wife visited n
the farm with Il !. Dunn and family.
Mrs. Paul Smith is up from the
city visiting her mother. Mrs. James
stephenson.
Mrs. Maude Sailors returned Mon
day from "A visit with her daughter,
Mable Wilson ut Davenport. Neb.
\ large number OF Our young peo-
pie were guests at the home Of
Ira Dunn Friday evening IN honor
Of Jesse and Eugene.
Mrs. ]. \ Martin entertained at
dinner Sunday Mrs. II. s. Andrews.
Misses Riggs. Lilly, Dodds. Franklin.
and kittic aud Leila Butler.
j. \. Gushard moved to Falls city
Tuesday. where he intends to WORK
at the carpenters trade. Levi Till.
MAJ will take his place in the en-
ploy of {. II. Martin.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
ILLIAMSVILL

Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Dunn spent sun
day It the home of E. +. Butler
Albert Kulhman and family spent
Sunday al tho home OF Joho slate
john and Louisa Barr were guests
AT the home OF Wendell Gerweek sun
day.
QUO and Bertha Weick spent sul-
Cay AT the home OF Wendell Ger
week.
Kate Reuke visited with her broth.
er, August Lcecy. ear Preston last
week.
Jesse and Eugene Dunn spcat
Sunday with the family Of E y.
Butler.
Walter. Scott and Ella Wjssinger
spent Sunday at the homo OF X. J.
Dunn.
Walter and Willie Geick we're Wis
itors at the homo of + T. Butler
Sunday.
Mrs. X. !. Dunn and daughter, Lot
tie went 10 81 Joseph Tuesday 10
buy their spring stock Of millinery
goods.
Sophia Slater. who is staying with
Mrs. Ed Morgan uear Straussyilln,
spent a few days with her paronf3
here last week.
John Feicht spent Sunday with
his parents at Dawson. He was ac-
companied back by his ulster, Francis
who spent a few days here.
Henry and Ralph planned a farewell
surprise party for Jesse Dunn Friday
night. About forty guests we e
present and all enjoyed the evening.
Refreshments were served by Ms.
/. 4. Dunn assisted by Mrs. Roy
Dunn.
The spelling school held at tho
Arnold school house Friday evening
was a uccoss They spelled down
twice during the evening. The first
time the honors fell to Miss Dodd5
and the second time 10 Miss Anna
Franklin.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
MINIS CITY.

Mrs. O. l. Larabee is quite sick.
Edna Fairbanks WIS out of school
Two weeks ON ceoun of illness.
Master Claude Linn was out from
humboldt Sunday visiting Joe Nc
Ginnis.
Emery Smith and family are spend
ing the week with Mrs. Smiths pa
ents lei Bern.
Mrs. Il. {. Bacon spent a few days
.ast week in Salem and attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Moritz.
Howard Allen and Cecil aud Ches-
ter Duryea spent Sunday at the
home of W. e Duryea, near Bern.
Frank and Charley Gentry with
their families moved this week to
the Ryan farm, north of South Fork.
Charles Beutler went to Humboldt
the first of the week, where he help
ed load "A car with supplies for No
komis, Canada. He and his family
will leave for that place in about two
weeks.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
OHIO.

\ son was born 10 Ioan Kenlopa
ald eI.s. March Isl.
Mr. I3g Gully visited ono tas laf
week. with Mrs. Frank I.hHr
I'd kImmoI and family spent sun.
day with Ed Ruegec and wife.
Mrs j. B@iesehiek vas a guest II
Mrs y Peck Tuesday evening
u spickler has bought property in
strauasyilIe and is moving there.
Guy Lichty and wife spent sur.
day with George stulns aud wife
Nes Nedrow aud family spent
Sunday with Fails city relatives.
Mrs \ Elshirc moved Tuesday 10
the Ike Allison farm west Of Strauss.
.eiue.
Samuel kimmel and vie OF Fails
city spent Monday with their child.
fcn here
Ruth Aozier spent Il portion ii
iaaf week. with her uacIe. b Prfca.
ara and wife.
George priehard and cbIl1rp
#1sut Sunday with the formers sistsg.
Sizes prichard
AIRS Bert Coleman and children at
Fails cry visited With her jsies.
NJ. ld aoraaa.
Mrs Holm Liehgg aud Mrs. Charlie.
Hl.=Iaeu9u spent Tuesday MI. Go.
.LI9lltY AID VIII
Harry aud sadie peck came ~
from Morrill, last week and visited
relatives Il leN days
o A. Burk and family moved la.
week To the Camblin farm where Mr.
AleCann formerly lived.
Ethel Peck was remembered by
her friends with ii post card showar
Tuesday, it being her birthday.
Wiltse Goolsby returned home rom
Dakota Saturday, where he had
been visiting his brother. George.
Some of the neighbors of Mrs. \.
Elshire went 10 her home Monday
evening and spent the evening at a
taffy pull.
Ethel Peck was surprised by eight
Of her sehoolmates on her birthday.
who came and took supper with her
and spent the evening. All kinds
Of childrcn's games we're played.
About thirty guests gathered II
the home of Mrs. VIII zontner sun.
day and surprised her, it being her
birthday \ fine dinner was serveJ
and all enjoyed a very pleasant day
VIII Ruegge and wife were sur
prised by some of their relatives OF
Tuesday evening. They were present
ed with some nice presents. Thi.
couple will leave soon for theil
new home cut west Those preseu.
report "A fine time.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
ZION

&. NonBergen made a trip to Falls
City Monday on business.
Joe Smith and family moved u
their new home about 100 miles west.
They started Monday.
Harry Dandliker will move il with
his father soon. They house has
been divided and each family vii
occupy a part,
Jacob Marmet and family drove
out from Falls City to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Marmet's brother,
Jacob Stalder. They returned in the
evening.
Farmers are beginning 10 bura
weeds and rubbish preparatory .
beginning heir spring blowing \
few more days OF this fine weather
and il viii be possible to so into the
fields with the teams.
Sunday was a big day al Zion.
The weather was ideal and Il large
audience turned out to hear Rev. !.
Nanninga Of Falls City speak in Ger
man and c. w. Thomas in English
in the interest TO the mems moya-
ment. Seven men volunteered %
so to Lincoln if possible.
\ quiet but happy wedding TOOK
place Tuesday evening. About 4;30
the groom, Jacob Stalder. accompanied
Ivy the bride, Miss Lydia Dandliker,
drove to the parsonage, where in the
presence of a few near friends ami
relatives they We're made husband
and wife. From the parsonage all
drove over TO the brides homo
where Il large number of friends had
gathered to greet and welcome the
young couple. Light refreshments
We're served and a really good time
was quietly INDUCED in. In defer
enc to Mr.. Danliker's state of
health all noisy demonstrations were
avoided. The bride and groom will
go TO Colorado in a week or two to
begin their new home on a homo
stead taken by the groom some
years ago. We wish them JOY and
success.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
The County in General
The 'Doings' of our Country Friends
and Neig1bors.
VERD0N


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Haflas IN @eeN=
WIS. 'a'ls 3o'h Ms #'aRIaa# -
Falis Sli} Thursday
Gao "iias'aail oil i"ia"a a'z on
our streets 9~sdHeaaa>.
The hitl' aanAh'sf a Z" "tt0it
very ~ win iSphola Iea'5.
Nmof"ss PARSONS "as "a CUISINES
VISITOR IN omafa N'sl week
y. +. James "l 'a''s '''5 was III
Nerdon lhe iHsi al the Week.
Anna aasl'eid vas slsll''s If'ene'
hefe 'a' iallsi l'dfl ol l''e "eeA.
\ lafEe crow" were W r'"s u.
SATURDAY /" h'i ne Msli@a ''lal.
cora 9~N's'A""a mo Nl7 MIMI.
eoyle Nel' ia walls 'lly ina'saa
MIS- Mary h'pllaoh mas p~"fsoaasn
me henderson property III Inc SCUM
part oil Town
'poil"s 'i.1'''a s''#'.s. d ..N M.
win MS 'i''a'I# FAUX ''h'l'
.a' past N.eb.
'e'a i='i.'= aHa "#' .a.I5
aaya win i..a.1..# '#..a'a
1l3 '3la week.
9ias i.'i'a 1aI#'H ~
- h'sa @'sI.a I''#Ia. =" ..a'.'
-" '55s us.
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y. NJ. Robinson AMI "adeh'sE' Miss
tenh'e. made Il pleasant tap 10 'i.
county sent thursday.
Mrs MeAahus returned 10 l'al+
city Saturday afternoon Sn' "i0
accompanied by MIS- Ed kicker
} y. briillth II iai'fij moved Iil'
irst oil The N'eN INTO ihe properly
lhey purchased oil R"esr Williams.
Wilbur Henderson II FAMILY NOV
d here from Council Grove, Kansas,
last week and VIII tarm the Ranel
farm south Of town.
Mrs. Robert Thompson came Mp
from Falls city one day last week
FOR a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Gheeseman and family.
Mesdames Hull, Wilkinson and
Fogle and Florence Hull and Ncrra
Wilkinson attended the funeral If
Lee Palmer in Barada Tuesday
Messrs German lleineman, Walter
clark. Norman llcinzelman and lla"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04

Fully nine out of every ten cases
Of rheumatism of the muscles due
to cold or damp, or chronic rheuma-
tism, neither OF which require any
internal treatment. All that is need
I'd to afford relief is the free appli-
cation of Chamberlain's Eminent.
Give it a trial. You are certain to
be pleased with the quick relief it
affords. Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
SALEM.

j $ Lord and family were M
from Falls city Monday
Ardie Smith Las been the guest Of
Nola NcGool for a couple of days.
Jake Nedfo0 is preparing TO start
this week for his new home in
Oregon.
Florence Jones. VINO is teaching IL
t6e Auburn schools is at home on
IA vacation. school being closed oil
account oil scarlet fever.
Rev. ". l. Porter Is a guest At
the home Of l.. NJ. Dowell. He d.
hsarod a sermon at the Gospel Uni
on church Sunday morning.
Miss Lorena Whitney entertained
= company Of friends last Saturday
evening. Games were played anil
light refreshments were served.
G. Smith and wife started Friday
for western Kansas, where they VIII
make their future home. They viii
he located near Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ed Orr.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornberg aud family back to
this locality. Mr.. Thornberg :
y bought the place south Of town
vacated by John Snyder.
The body of {. C.. Simmons. Il
brother of d. {. Simmons of this
place. was brought in from Colorado
Saturday His death was due to cal
Ger OF the stomach. The body
vas taken 10 the homo Of his daI.
ahter.. MIS-. Emerson Bowers, and ell
Sunday afternoon the services Wers
bold in Nordon
quite a little moving Is being done
in and around town this spring W.
Fanderyort has moved to town Jas.
Kelly is moving TO the farm he
recently purchased south OF town
James Little is moving to the farm;
Fred Body and wife are moving into
their property on west Main stree
Mrs. Slater and children are moving
| To- town.
Rev. Day OF Falls City delivered
an able address ON the laymen rove
ment in the Gospel Union church last
Sunday evening. His mission was
to induce delegates to attend the
Laymen's convention at Lincoln. He
was very successful as there are
Ii number going. Rev. Day is al
ways a welcome and appreciated Wis
itor in Salem.
The sad news of the death cf
Mrs. Jacob Sny der, which occurred
at the home o. her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Sitter, Friday afternoon was
a shock to the community. She had
been in poor health for some time
and her family knew the end was no.
far off. The funeral was held at
the Sitter home Sunday, February
26, and was largely attended The
remains were taken to the Salem
cemetery for burial.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04
HUMBOLDT.

the laat of the week
Mrs. d. p. Dorland is a victim of
Ia grippe This week
Mrs. f. S Cope leff this weol for
81 Joe for a brief visit
L. sesrist returned saturday FROM
i business trip 10 Omaha.
Nellie Kentncr is visiting rel,-
lives at Padouia. kas.. this week.
Mablr Shicr of Dawson spent Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. VIII Was
rcner.
Fora Marble was unable 10 attend
school the last week on account Of
sickness.
\ colony Of humboldt people loaYa
this week for Montana whore they
will locate
Miss Caroline McCready spent
Saturday and Sunday with Pawnea
city relatives.
\ post card shower was given 10
Grandpa Frank Friday, il being his
6Gth birthday.
Mrs. :. NJ. Phllpot has been con
fined 10 her home on account Of
sickness this week.
Mrs sue 1ll'er came Friday o
h'f nome In Kansas To WISH relatives
aud friends in TINS city.
Mrs Herbert Colony Of Colorado
Springs is spending this week with
h.f parents Led lisl aud "ite
DR. I'D AIIi#er al Kansas Cit
spout - part ~ the week with his
VIII and numerous friends in this
city.
\ laIao crowd attended The sta
der sale which took place Tuesday.
The family vii, leave this week FOR
Montana.
MIS-. Alexander and Ilttle daush-
ter OF Dawson visited at the home
of her parents. DR.. Morris and WIFI
this week. I
y number of the friends oil n :
Watsek gave "A surprise party -
him Saturday evening in honor Of
his birthday
Geneva Lockard, who is attending
the conservatory OF music in Lin
coin spent a snort time with friends
in this city this week.
Floyd Cooper left Sunday for
Shenandoah, Iowa, where he will
join his wife. They will remain per
manently at that place.
IL. p. Marble, who was Off duty
on account Of an attack of t%onsilit
is last week. a able to return y
his work at Macy, Neb.
Mrs. Linnie Snothon came over
Peru Saturday and made IA brief
visit with home friends. returning u
her school duties Monday.
Frank Porter moved from Dawson
to this city Monday and will occupy
the new residence Just completed on
the farm recently purchased from Col
Harding.
DR.. and Mrs. Litchfield gave a six
o'clock supper Friday evening to a
number OF friends. The remainder
of the evening was pleasantly spent
in card playing.
The farmers institute held in tn,
opera house Friday and Saturday va;
both interesting and instructive an
was we'll attended by the farmers
in this vicinity.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
NlNlNu StlNtu -b Ntll iltIiS -
the city hall Friday and SATURDAY. I1
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-04

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to wo-
men suffering from chronic constipa-
ion. headache, bilioIsness. dizziness,
sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists.