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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1904)
- . 1 \ . . . , - . . . j . : . . August 26 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE : ; f : " 'l ' ' k LOCAL AND PERSONAL. King's for stationcry. F. . .King's for good soda watcr. Roy Dag-get of Salem eras in " ' this city Monday. . . y 0" " O. Marsh was down from if a ; crdoit , ronday. - ' ' \Var .cn Schaible spent Sunday , I ' and ' 1\londay in Salcm. Miss Dora Carico return cd ( Monday from Hiawatha. r E.N. Rupert of ShuLcrt attend- ' . ed the picnic here 'l'uesday. . H. C. Zoellcr 01 Preston was in , thc city on business ' 'l'ucsda ' ; V. G. . yfOl"II returned from ! : New York Monday aftcrnoon. 1 F. . ' ' 1. Moritz of Mints City was a Falls City visitor thc first of the week. Mi s. Alice Walker tree Hutch- jugs' went through Falls City . Sunday on No. 57. , ; , ' Mary Pete of Preston visited - with Samuel Prater and family the first of the wcek. 'Vanted-two apprentice girls ' ' store. at the Don Ton millinery Reference required. \Irs. Prank Marvin and George Strong of Oklahoma City are visiting friends in this city. Arthur Alexander met the afternoon trains Monda ) ' . Ac- count-fricnds from Humboldt. Mrs. James Dorman and Mrs. Herman Maust of GoIT , Kansas are visiting friends in this. city. Miss Helen Brebeck returned from the east Tuesday where she purchased a large and up-to-date stock of fine millinery. . Grant . . ShubCrt ! , a prominent fruit raiser of Shubert brought a load of fine grapes to town 'l'ucs- ( l ay. ay.Miss Miss Minnie Jusscn entertain- cd thc Bachelor girls and few others Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss li'ernleof John- ston , Pcnn. Mrs. P. H. Jussen has return- cd from a two weeks visit with her daughter , Mrs. Stewart of Indian Ter. Mrs. Jussen visited thc Worlds Fair and other places of interest while gonc. She re- ports the grand child as progress- ing finely all of which will bc welcome news to the tnaur friends of Maude aitcl Mr. Stcw- art. art.A A Galusha , republican candi- date for secretary of state was a \ Falls City visitor 'l'ucsday. : Mr. Galusha is an ardent ffilternal man and could not resist at least one day at the picnic. He is i also - - so a base ball crank and believes the Falls City team to be one of the best amateur teams in the wcst. He visited many oC our local business men through thc kindness of Geo. W. Hol1and. ' , , , . ' " - Killed by Train. " John Mosiman who had been raking hay in a pasture across the B & 1\01 tracks , tied the tcam to the back of a wagon , from which they broke loose and stattt- cd for home just as the passenger train whistled for the yards. The horses were struck and instantly killed by thc train just as they were on the crossin : ! . Died. Miss Angelinc Van Gundy lied at the home of her nephew , A. B. Everts , Friday evening , August 19th , after an illness of three weeks. Miss Van Gundy was well known in this city , and her sud- den taking way will be a sur- prise to her many fricnds. She was born in Chillicothc , Ross , Co. , Ohio Mo.y 3rd , 1862 but for many years has been a resident of Nebraska and the immcdiate vicinity of Falls Citr. : Time funeral services were con- ducted at the residence where she died on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rcv. Pougeon , after which the remains were shipped to Milton , \'Io. : , for burial. Miss Van Gundy leaves to mourn her loss a father , sister and three brothers , also a large number of other relatives and fricnds. . Christian Church Services ' Large crowds attended thc services at the Christian church Sunday morning and evcning. The pastor discoursed on the following subject in the morning , " 'l'he Love of t end ; " in the even- ing , he used for his subjcct. "Man's Inhumanity 'ro Mall. " He said that our apparent disregard - gard for one another but < lis- playcll the real character of thc individual , and was an outward display of the indwelling desire to bc criminal , given though we had no real intention of being . . . . Crtnl1na 1 . ' . .1an ' S inhumrmanity 1 to man" is as much in evidence today as it ever was ; the most horrifying displays of it arc made every day in our midsts , in so- ciety , business , politics and even in the churchcs. The cause of all this is the refusal on the part of the people to adopt the Golden - en Rule , a rule that can be adopt- cd by any and all classes of people ; we have been practicing the Silver Rule long enough- "Do others and do . them plenty while you are at it , " and it is high time that wc realized that fact and changed our tactics. Services as usual next Sunday , to which you are cordially in\'it- cd. Come and bring your friends with you. The people who attended - tended the morning services were favored with a rare treat in thc form of a voi1in solo which was rendered by Miss Alice Cleaver ; the rendition was all that could bc asked , and was highly apprec- iated by those who heard it. ' ' r ' . . I _ 'IN\VM \ F. W. .Cleveland9s " , Clearance Sale J - - - The man in the pic- ture is wearing a suit identical with the ones wc are sel1ing. The artist drew this picture of a man wear- ing one of our gar- men ts so as to show you the exact aPpear- ancc of this' suit in a trying position. You do not have to bc of regular propor- tions for us to fit you. Our sizes : run in longs , slims and stouts , so that we can meet thc requirements of sour figure as well a'S tny ta ilor. All our garments bear the Uion Label -the s'mbcl of sani- tary and worthy goods. - - - - - - - - - -.w are making Spe iR i = ' , ' dtlctions on all Summer Cloth = . ' ! . ing to make room for New Fall " : 'f ' Goods which will arrive soon. . . . . r It I will . pay you to call and get ,1' our . " , prIces. - - - - . . o - _ _ ' ' ' ' ' ' " _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ w. _ . 4 . F. W. Cleveland H . ' ' . ' . A fiNtI. " . , , i Died. Thompson George Brown , at his home in Falls City , Sunday August 21st , after a liugerittg i11- ncss. Mr Brown had l been ailing since last February , and all that Medical Science could , was of no avail ; he passed out of this life ' in his 63rd year , and left to mourn their loss , three children , two daughters and one son. \'lr. Brown was born in thc state of Pennsylvania , Fcb. 21st 1841 , but for a numbcr of years was a resident of this statc. He was a member of the G. A. R. , and the Odd Fellows , and was heW in very high esteem by those orders. Time funeral services were con- ducted in the home of the deceased - ed , Monday nighf at 12 o'clock , and were under thc supervision of Rev. Pougeon , pastor of the First Christian church. After the services , the orders of which the dcccased was a member took charge of the remains - mains and escorted them to the depot where they were plac d ab ard thc train and shipped to - - . Rind Tallornt by Cahn , Wampold & Co. . ' . . - " . . . , iIiJ ' " ' ' , . , i " " " . . .Af I , 4 " . . . . , . { . . J c. 7m ht sue , Cahn. Wampoid do Co. , Chlcaro , . . f / . . . : tl - - - - - a - " 4r ' t- Shickley , Neb. " and consignee to . f their last resting placc. Thus it is , we are passing one ' . . ' ' : ' , , by one to that bourn from whence . no traveler has as yet returned , " L'm , , . . . to solve the mysterious problem , ' . . ; . ' that confront us in dcath. ' ' ' ' : , i , . . 4 . ' . Remedy for Crookedness. " , , \ f1 ' I think thc horse with a ' i : ' crooked tail is i a : Missouri Demo ; = _ . , ' - : ' crat , and has been so used to twj ' . crookedness that he has faIle& l in ' " : . to the habit of carrying his tail ' . : - ' ( " : ' 1' in line with his priciples : Hemcy : . r : . ! < Vote the Republican tIcket a few' : ' : , ' . times and thc tail will fall in line' : ; : with thc backbone. Rcformer. . . . - ' . . . . , . . $7.75 To St. Louis And R.eturn. . , : : : The Burlington offers the , - . : i- . , " ' j' above'low - . , .j , above low rate for tickets good-in f . . " . . . . coaches 1 and chair 1 cars ( seats . 1 ' L:4 . . t _ " " f".Ti . ) free. ) On sale Tuesdays and , . ' . - - ' .11. ' 'fhursdays during August and ' ' -r and"i' . : : September. " . ' , ' ! I See me for full particulars. ' , " : C . 1 , G. Stewlrt. . , ' . : , . . . ' : . , Ticket 1 gen t. ' " ; jh ' " . ; > ; J. , Ice ! Ice ! " , , ' I ! . : Good clean ice from Culp's lake delivered , at your 'door.-Culp Ice , : : , , Compan . , .rh' : . . . . . . . , v t I r
