THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST it , 1905.
LOCAL LORE
James Cronen of Rule was in
town Friday.
Wm. Wist of Salem was here
Friday on business.
James J. Brody of Dawson
spent Friday in our midst.
Evan Owens left Friday for a
few days visit in Venlon. |
George Van Hook of Hiawatha
was in this city Saturday.
Mrs. P. P. Bowman was in this
eft } ' Thursday on business.
W. F. Veach and wife of Ver-
don were in this cit ) ' Friday.
Oliver Emmert of Salem was a
\ business visitor here Monday.
George Ilarral was down from
Humboldt Monday on business.
F. M. Robb of Venlon spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Ceaham Jones and wife of Ver-
don were in this city Saturday.
Henry Blanchard of Ilamlin ,
Kansas was on our streets Fri-
dav.
Edna Wheatley of Venlon
spent Monday with Reba Ever-
sole.
Jim Delon ; came down from
Salem Saturday to transact some
business.
J. W. Watson came down from
Verdon Sunday to attend the
institute
L. A. Kinscy and wife came
down from Verdon Monday on
Iepr.ll business.
Mrs. Ed Wilson of Tccumseh
arrived in this city last week and
is visiting her son.
X Mrs. Sam Stewart came up
from Reserve to visit her parents ,
James DeWald and wife.
Orra Ross came down from
Shubert Sunday and is employed
on the Falls City News.
Mrs. C. II. Kerr and Mrs. W.
H. Kerr left Saturday- for a visit
to Lee Kerr and wife in Kansas
City.
Lee Kerr and wife returned to
their home in Kansas City Satur
day after spending several da3'S
hero.
Geo. E. Martin came down
from Nebraska City Saturday to
attend tbe institute and visit
friends and relatives.
Albert Stalder of Humboldt
was in this city Monday and call
ed at this office to renew his
C faith in The Tribune.
Mrs. Will Price and two chil
dren returned Saturday from a j
weeks visit with her sister , Mrs.
J. A. Conner in Auburn.
Mrs. W. E. Goolsby of Verdon
and Mrs. Hardy Hayes of Shu
bert were in town Friday the
guests of Mrs. Frank Adams.
Jake Snethen , Ed Leatherman
and O. W. Burr of Humboldt
were in the city Monday attend
ing the meeting of the school
officers.
Mrs. James Ilyatte returned to
St. Joe the latter part of last
week after spending some time
visiting her daughter Mrs. Geo.
Prater and her son , Albert Bentley -
ley-
Mrs. George Prater and two
daughters , Cloe and Hazel left
Saturday for St. Joe to spend sev
eral days with relatives. Tomor
row Mr. Prater will join them
and they will spend some time
visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
Helen Brebeck left Tuesday for
Hiawatha and Robinson Kansas
to spend several days visiting
with friends. From there she
will go to the wholesale house to
purchase her fall and winter
stock of millinery goods. She
expects to be gone about three
weeks.
D. C. Barnes of Merrill cele
brated his seventieth birthday
July 30. His daughter , Mrs.
Frank Brenizer of this city was
present. Mr. Barnes has been a
carpenter for a number of years
and made $2.50 a day this spring.
His wife is sixty nine years of
age and is very healthy.
Nellie Weaver was down from
Verdon on Monday.
C. M. Heinzelman or Verdon
was in town Monday.
George Shields was a Hiawatha
Kansas visitor , Monday.
Ernest Bode and wife left Sun
day for a visit in St Louis.
Neta Wilson is in Lincoln this
week visiting Eleanor Miller.
Wm. Wintcrbottom was a Ne
braska City visitor Tuesday.
Levi Kinsey of Salem was a
business visitor here Monday ,
Henry Stitsser was down from
Salem on legal business Monday.
D. C. Simmons , wife and little
son were down from Salem Mon
day.
Florence Ncitzel is visiting
Mar } ' Lippold in Wvmore this
week.
Francis Martin and wife left
Sunday for a brief visit in Wy-
more.
L. M. Thomas of Lincoln was
in the city organizing another
council of K. L. of S.
Eva Cooper of Humboldt is in
the city this week the guest of
Kate and Bessie Ileacock.
MrsII. . I. Hunt and daughter
Hazel leave today for an extended
visit to Colorado and New Mexico
ico-
Cass Mead left Friday for St.
Joe. He will remain there some
time working at the carpenters
trade.
Mrs. S. B. Iloffnell returned
Monday from a visit to her
daughter , Mrs- Earl North i n
Lincoln.
Thomas Taylor spent a few
days the iirst of the week with
his sister Mrs. Anna Horstman in
Verdon.
Ncal Thornton and R. S.
Coupe returned Friday morning
from a trip through Western ,
Kansas.
Mrs. Garth Mettz left Satur
day for her home in Newkirk ,
Oklahoma , after spending some
time with relatives here.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. Elmer
Ward Cole , August 1st , a baby
girl. The little one bears the
name of lantha Marie Cole.
Mrs. D. F. Homstedt of Hia
watha returned to her home Mon
day atter spending a few days at
the home of F. P. Eversole.
Joe Windle of Salem was in
this city Monday on business ,
lie also made a short visit to his
daughter. Mrs. James Mettz.
j
Col. J. L. Dalbey of the Shu
bert Citizen and L. Shafer of the
same city were pleasant callers at
The Tribune office Friday last.
Mrs. S. A. Fulton and daugh
ter , who have been visiting at
the home of Wm. Wilson in this
city for several days left Monday
for Hiawatha , Kansas.
Frank Powers and Dick Turner
were down from Humboldt Friday
last. Frank was looking for a
clover huller and we understand ,
made a purchase before returning
Saturdnv.
Oscar Andrews and wife o !
Lincoln visited his father Land
lord Andrews , of the Nationa
Hotel , last week. They contin
ued their trip to Kansas City to
spend a few days with his sister
at that place.
Mrs. II. M. Copely , who has
been visiting her sisters , 31 es
dames Jones , Poteet and Inskeej
in this city for the past three
months left Monday for a short
visit to relatives in Atchison an <
from there will go to her home ,
in Knox , Indiana. She was
accompanied by her two little
daughters.
Thomas Smith and wife o
Barada were among those who
went to Butler county , Kansas
last week looking for land. The }
returned home Friday. Mrs
Smith was a pleasant caller a
this office and informs us tha
they bought 80 acres two mile
from Eldarado.
C. W. Atwood was in town
Tuesday on business.
W. S. Redwood came down
from Dawson on Tuesday. .
Dr. J. A. Waggoner of Dawson
was in town Tuesday afternoon.
J. O. Stalder of Salem was
ooking after business here Tues-
J. J. Bauer of Verdon was in
his city on Tuesday looking after
Business.
Ed. Bell and Fred Cleveland
pent Monday at that the Syca-
nore Springs.
Mrs. John Hossack and son
Vill are in Verdon the guests of
Mrs. W. C. Sloan.
Herbert Ford of Humboldt was
n the city Wednesday visiting
he teachers institute.
John Wilson of Chicago is vis-
ting his brother , Charles Wilson
ind family in this city.
Mrs. John Springle of St. Joe
spent Tuesday in this city at the
home of Samuel Prater.
Mrs. M. Senner and daughter
Freda spent Sunday at Verdon
he guests of Wm. Nagel.
Wm. Crook and family returned
he first of the week from a visit
at the Sycamore Springs.
Dr. M. L. Wilson of Humboldt
came down Wednesday morning
: o spend a short time with us.
Mrs. Joe Lord of of Salem was
n this city Tuesday and was the
juest of Mrs. Samual Prater.
Mary Schaible has been in
Lincoln several days attending
the Epworth League assembly.
Norma Gentry and Helen Fow-
cr attended the band concert in
rliawatha Wednesday evening.
Ethel Wilhitc of Wichita Kan
sas is the guest at the home of
her uncle J. R. Wilhite in this
city. _
Daisy Froley leaves to-morrow
for White Cloud , where she will
spend two weeks visiting her par
ents.
Frank Porter of Humboldt was
in this cit } ' Wednesday morning.
He was accompanied by F. M.
Maud Cohoe returned to her
home in Auburn Wednesday after
spending a few days with , Lizzie
Hossack.
J. R. Cain and wife and T. L.
Himmelreich and wife are spend
ing this week at Sycamore
Springs.
Elmer Wyer and Arthur Bas-
sett came up from Hiawatha Sun
day and were the guests of
friends here.
Lou Paxton of Colorado
Springs arrived in the city Tues
day to visit her mother , Mrs.
Carrie Paxton.
Milton King came down from
Humboldt and spent Wednesday
mingling with the Richardson
county teachers.
Mrs. Sophia Bruhn of Salem
was a business visitor Friday.
While here she made this office
a most pleasant call.
Charles Strawn of Grant pre
cinct was iii this city Tuenday.
The same night he left for a
business visit in Omaha.
Harry Messier left Sunday
night for Delhardt , Texas , to
spend some time. lie will visit
his sister , Mrs , Ella Priest.
George Dietsch , wife and
daug'ltcr ' Margaret left Tuesda }
for Auburn. They will spend
several days there 'the guest of
Al Souders and family.
Mrs. Mar } Nobles and her son
Bernard of Marshaltown , Iowa
returned to their home Tuesday
after spending a couple of months
with the formers daughter , Mrs.
II. J. Tiffin of this city.
There will be service at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
as usual We shall try to make
the service especially helpful to
those of our people who do not
find it convenient to attend the
Chautauqua at Salem. Every
body cordially invited. S. W.
f , Pastor.
Eat Sowlcs Candy ,
A. N. Bronson came down from
Verdon Monday.
Ed Davis of Salem spent Mon-
lay in this city.
A. E. Staldcr was down from
lumboldt Monday.
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James Mossis of Stella spent
Tuesday in our midst.
R. S. Molony , of Humboldt
vas in this city on Monday.
J. Hart was over form Reserve ,
vansas the first of the week.
T. F. Ryan of Dawson was the
Attest of friends here Monday.
Martin Kelly of Shubert was
imong Monday's'business visitors.
C. J. Plante of Rnlo spent
Monday here in a business way.
W. II. McWain of Reserve was
unong Monday's business visit
ors.
Ed Bronson of Venlon. was
unong the business visitors here
Monday.
Born to John Startzel and wife
on July 30 at Atchison , Kansas
: i baby boy.
T. L. Hall of Venlon was in
this city on Tuesday the guest
of his brother-G. 13. Hall.
FOK SAI.K. A iirst class Jersey
milk cow. Inquire of G. J.
Crook. tf.
R. 13. Grmstead came down
from Salem Tuesday. Hewas a
guest at the home of John Gilli-
gan while here.
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lookingfor--esp-cially
the ladies.
And your correspondents -
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stock of box paper > !
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and that we are selling - $
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CITY PHARMACY
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Dr. McMillen , Prop. |
* Falls City , - Neb.x
I C. H. flARION |
1 AUCTIONEER , |
Sales conducted in v
scientific and businesslike - | >
nesslike manner 1
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I C. H. MARION I
I Falls City , Nebraska J '
Merchants and
Business Men
With hard accounts to collect ,
should place them with
John L. Cleaver
JUSTICE of the PEACE
FALLS CITY. NEB
For Collection or for Suit
Small Corn's on Collections
No Attorney Fees on Suits.
Defendant pays costs of suit.
Money ! Lands !
I Private Funds to Loan
g ANNUAL INTEREST OPTIONAL PAYMENTS
| This is a good time of the year
| to arrange your money matters
| MORTGAGES BOUGHT
g Some good farms , also Lands and Ranches to
i sell or Exchange in Desirable Localities
| _ in the West and South
A part } ' wishes to purchase So acres of good land
= near school. Can pay / cash ; if necessary can ar-
EZ range to pay all cash. Have you an So to sell ?
e : 400 acres in Nemaha county , Kan. Said to be of
2 the best. 10 room house , mile to school ; large
J frame barn. Will sell and take residence or a business -
ness buiiding. 5 acre farm with impro\fements , w
= S5,000. So acres 5 1-2 miles from Falls City , Ohio 3
fc precinct , $6,400.00. . 320 acres Morris county , Kan.
f : pratly improved ; $6,500. A fruit grower wishes to
5 purchase 25 or 30 acres' i to 3 miles of Falls City.
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2 Farm lands in the Indian Territory and the
E : South. Handy to market and well locat- v
ted. Come in and learn about them
3
Business chances and stocks of
E : merchandise to sell or exchange 3
s = 200 acre farm in Richardson county ; have
known it for years If sold soon , owner will
Si make price that is right , flight take some
exchange
SS Write me your wishes if you desire to buyer
-or sell. I may know of just what you want.
Over 18 years in business
3
| Henry C. Smith
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
WILSON
Hand Painted China
Cut Glass , Fancy China
English Dinnervvare
China Dinnerware.
Jardinieres , Flower Pots
Water Sets , Table Sets
Berry Sets , Vases
Cooking ware
Stoneware
"Groceries , Flour
and plenty of other
good things.
C. M. WILSON
Legal Notice.
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corporutloii nliiill Incur hliull not exceed IHty
purccdl ot tlio pilil ; up capital ntork.
Tin ) atralr.s of nucli coipor.itlon shall ln > con-
dueled tiy a pieildeiit. hecri'lary and Ireiii"-
ururaiid a hoard of iiiiiiii-'er : > consisting ol
Ihrcogtock hnldcrH to ho rliOson liy tluivotu
of thcatouK lioldeirt and to hold Ihuollluo for
a period ot onojfiir. or until tlielr successors
aru'ilvcti-d and ( iiuilltlod. C KEAVIH ,
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81-S K. K. SHAHT4.
. II. PARSELLM. D.
GEO.
Telephone No. 88
Office at Residence
Office Hours : 8 to 10 a. m. ;
i to 3 p. m.
McNALLS'
GROCERY
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
Fruit in Season
Satisfaction Guaran
teed
Free City Delivery
Phone 40
Storage for Household
And other Goods.
OPENING ATTRACTION
The Gehling Theatre
One Night Only
Wednesday , August 16
Lincoln J. Carter presents
Picturesque Western Play
The.
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Flaming Arrow
Not a blood and thunder
melo-dnuna , but a romance
storv of the west : : : : :
SeeThe -
The exciting1 horse race
The attack on Fort Reno
The Wonderful Horses
Arrow and Buckskin
SPECIAL CAST 40
Genuine Indian Band
Prices , 75 , 50 and 35cents
