are of, ofii ted• for o»d, ock-en a airy hues rtionir ofhasolulugerssue-partmcnts for the season which lastsabout five week.George Heiber on Saturday sold his home at the corner of Clay and Eighth streets to the district conference of theEvangelical association and it will ^beused as u parsonage for the presiding elder of the Cedar Falls district, Rev. A. E. Houser and family, formerly Grand Junction, la.Guy, the only son of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Fuller, died Friday morning at the home of his parents on Clay street, i Deceased had been an invalid since his birth and was U years old. The services were held Saturday afternoon by Rev. Geo. A. Birney. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.withHans5t OfdallyDeafness Cannot Be Cured.by local applications, as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, that is by constitutional remedies.IJ IJ - _■ rwho had been visiting at the D. G. MornerandH. J. and L. J. Fheiifer homes, left the latter part o£ the week for New York, where they were met by the counsul’s sister, Mrs. Gerring, of Plattsmouth, Neb. who accompanied them to Italy, where she will visit forseveral months.Jos. Bancroft Sons are building a new greenhouse, facing toward Franklin street, and it is to be used for roses, alone. The building will be 33x132 and the frame work is to be of steel tubing. When this building is completed Cedar Falls will have one of the finest greenhouses in the state, for during the years which Mr. Bancroft and his sons have been in business they have made veiirly improvements, and the business js constantly growing.A meeting has been called for- Fridayevening at the city ball at 8 o'clock toconsider the question of buying of■, t , y it_____1~ +-Kr»