THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST 25 , 1905.
LOCAL LORE
O. C. Snyder of Salem spent
Saturday in this city ,
Coal oil 15 cents , vinegar 20
cent at Hecks feed store.
Sheriff Hossack tmule a busi
ness trip to Rule Tuesday.
Rev. Bell of Omaha was in this
fcity a short time Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Harden returned to
her home in Verdon Monday.
Dan Ramsey of Verdon was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Cecil Kanaly was in town
Tuesday the guest of Mrs Den
nis McCarty.
Joseph Glasser was down from
Humboldt Humboldt Wednesday
t
on business.
Goldie Yocum left Tuesday for
a short visit with relatives at
Fortesr.ue , Mo.
Gill Thomas of St. Joe was in
town on Wednesday visiting his
many old friends.
Leah Poteet left Tuesday for a
visit with her sister , Mrs. Will
Hearst in Padoni" .
Lizzie Hossack is spending the
week in Verdon the guest of her
sister , Mrs. W. C. Sloan.
Stella Wheeler of the Univer
sity Place is visiting her aunt
Mrs. E. F. Sharts in this city.
Rue Gates left Tuesday for St.
to enter a wholesale house.
She will trim this year at Clarks-
tlale Missouri.
James Coupe returned the lat
ter part of last week from an ex
tended visit in New York. He
had a very enjoyable trip.
A Graham and wife returned
from a months visit. The at
tended the exposition at Portland
and visited relatives in Canada.
Tom and Mable Clark who
have been visiting their auht
Mrs , Pat Gtmn and man. other
relatives returned to their home
in Chicago Mondav.
W. D. Easley and wife came
up from Kansas City to visit
friends a few days. They will
leave the latter part of the week
for Denver and other points.
Mrs. Eva Rockey and daugh
ter of Hiawatha were in this city
a short time Monda } ' . They had
been visiting relatives at White
Cloud and from here they went
home.
O. W. Davis returned to Zion
City Friday after spending sev
eral days in this city and Salem.
He spent a few days in Salem at
the chautauqua and visited old
friends.
li Prichard , wife and son
left Tuesday for an extended
visit with relatives in Kentucky.
That was Mr. Prichards former
home and where most of his re
latives live.
Martin Gehliii } ; has been suf
fering from blood poison in his
left hand for several days. Some
time atro he cut his hand with a
beer bottle and it soon healed up
and then blood poison set in in.
It is some better at this writing.
M. D. Linn and wife returned
to their home in Verdon Tuesday.
Mrs. Lum has spent the past two
months in this city the guest of
her sister Mrs. Allie Watson.
Mr. Lum has been at Norcatur ,
Kansas until last Thursday when
he came to this city.
Sam Stewart came up from Re
serve Monday evening and on
Tuesday morning in company
with Mrs. J. M. DeWalcl and twc
daughters , Fay and Edna dnm
to Craig , Mo. to visit relatives ,
Mrs. Stewart who has been visit
ing there for the past week will
accompany her husband home.
George Sinclair of Preston re
turned home Tuesday after spend
ing several weeks in Gordon , Ne
braska. He in company witl
several boys from Preston wen
to work in the harvest field am
George was compelled to retun
on account of his health. H <
spent Monday night in this cit ;
with his grandmother , Mrs. Mar
gery Grant.
Ennnons Batcman of Stella
spent Monday in this city.
Judge .Scott left Monday for
a business visit in Lincoln ,
Grace Fenn of Omaha is visit
ing at the home of Dr. Yutzy.
J. W. Cullen of Verdon was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
The MtesesMcCray 'of Stella
were in this city on business Sat-
tirdaj' .
Helen Kentner returned from a
weeks visit with her aunt in Kan
sas City. _
Charles Hoffman made a busi
ness trip to Auburn the first of
the week.
Mrs. Ira HouU of Verdon was
in this city Saturday to consult a
physician.
Ruth Messier is in Stella this
week the guest of her cousin ,
Mrs. Ed Hammond.
Charles Plante came up from
Rule Monday and transacted
business in this city.
R. S. Maloney and son Robe of
Humboldt were business visitors
at the hub on Saturday.
Oddie Lapp spent Saturday in
Hiawatha visiting friends and at
tending the street fair.
Will Kentner of Kansas City
Sundayed here the guest of his par
ents and little daughter.
Into Price is in Verdon this
week visiting at the home of her
aunt , Mrs. Taylor Johnson.
James McKiever left for Bea
trice the first of the week where
he has a position in a hotel.
J. F. DeGarnett of Omaha
spent Saturday in this city. He
was the guest of his son , Elmer.
Pool Grinstead of Wathena ,
Kansas was shaking hands with
his friends in this city on Mon
day.
Mrs. W. R- Holt and daughter
Nellie Lee left Sunday evening
or Sedalia , Mo to spend a few
lays.
Lois Keeiing went to Hiawatha
Saturday to visit friends. She
attended the street fair Saturday
night. _
Father Bex made a business
rip to Auburn Mondav. While
here he was the guest of Father
eeney.
Mae Gossett returned the first
of the week from a weeks visit in
liawatha. She was the guest o :
Lewis.
John Boomgaarn and son 01
F. J. of Humboldt were in town
on Monday. While here the )
were most delightful callers a
this office.
P. O'Brien and May Calahan
of Chicago who have been visit
ing the former's daughter , Mrs
Pat Gunn returned to their home
Mo ml a j' .
E. L. Sandusky met with i
painful accident the latte
part of last week. He smasher
his thumb nail until he will pro
bably loose it.
Stella Knickerbocker returnee
Saturday afternoon from Ilia
waHia where she spent severa
days. She was the guest o
Allendorfs while there.
Arthur S. Bassett of Hiawath ;
spent Sunday in this city thj
guest of Norman Gentry. In th
evening they drove to Salem tc
attend the chautauqua.
R. R , Rule left Saturday nigh
for Alma , Nebraska where hi
will spend about two months 01
a ranch. Mr. Rule is going awa ;
to rest up and enjoy his well earn
ed vacation.
W. R. Holt and Paul Green
wald left Saturday evening , wit !
the formers fine hogs , for Seda
lia , Mo. , to attend the fair. The ;
expect to visit a number of differ
cut fairs before they return home
Arethia Guthman came dowi
from Plattsmouth Friday to spen
a few days in this city the gues
of Elizabeth Sanford. On Sun
day they both left for St. Jo
where they will enter a whole
sale house.
Mrs. D. Jarrott was up from
ulo Monday.
B. G. Mullen of Dawson was in
own Saturday.
George E. Hall spent Wcdnes-
ay in Verdon.
Delia Houck of Salem was in
his city Saturday.
Frank Powers was down from ,
Humboldt Monday.
I. N. Mullen of Dawson was in
his city Saturday ,
Pat O'Brian of Dawson spent
Saturday in this city.
James B. Prime of Barada was
n this city on Tuesday.
Will Ramsey returned to his
luties in St. Joe Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Clelland of Rule
pent Monday in this city.
G. A. Jorn was down from Ver-
on on business last Monday.
A. T. Parsons came down from
Verdon Saturday on business.
Mrs. Nixon of Barada was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
R. S. Hannaford jr. of Brown-
ille was in this city on Tuesday.
S. O. Sims of Nims City was
one of Tuesday's business visit
ors ,
A ten pound son was born to
k > lm Crook and wife last Tues-
lay.
McKinley Evans is visiting
lis uncle at Kansas City this
week.
Will Crawford of Ilumboldt
visited this city in a business way
VIonday.
Ethel Howe of Lincoln is in the
city visiting at the home of Fred
3eaulieti.
Emma Goldner went to Stella
Wednesday to visit friends for a
Few days.
I. R. Curry was up from Hia
watha Sunday and spent a short
time in this city.
Charles Bracelcn of Lincoln
spent Sunday with his wife and
relatives in this city.
C. H. Marion , wife and daugh
ter Audrey spent Tuesdain
Merrill the guests of relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart came down
from Verdon Wednesday to visit
her cousin , Mrs. Arthur Harris.
Mrs. Wai. Godfrey of Rule was
in this city Monday visiting
friends and doing some trading.
Mrs. B. F. Vcach of Verdon
was in this city Wednesday to
visit Arthur Harris and wife who
are very sick.
Rev. D. Geo. I. Wright Pre
siding Elder , of Nebraska City
will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday at 8 , p. in.
Dr. W. II. Kerr left for Kan
sas City Wednesday where he
will spend a few days with his
son Dr. Lee Kerr and wife ,
Mrs. G. V. Stumbo and daugh
ter , Jennie Pearl are in Lincoln
this week the guests of the form
ers sister , Mrs. C. E. Peabody.
Mrs. Parson Eowlerand daugh
ter Dora returned to their home
in Armour , Monday after visit
ing a number of old friends in
this city.
Mrs. John Smith and little son
returned to their home in Omaha
Monday after spending several
days at the home of her parents
in this city.
John Oswald and wife went to
e Stella Wednesday. John return-
n ed home the next day , but Mrs.
Oswald will spend several days
i- at that place with her parents.
The subject of sermon at th
Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning will be , "How
i- Trials a n d Disappointment
iy Come to be Benedictions , am
Why God permits them. " Every
body cordially invited.
Word was received the first ol
the week that Mrs. Ditch was
very ill at her home in Indiana ,
Mrs. Ditch is the wife of the
former pastor of the Brethren
church. Her son Arthur left al
once for her bed side.
Mary Sullivan returned yester
lay morning from a six weeks
isit in Wyoming.
Evyline Howe of Lincoln is
isiting at the home of her aunt ,
Urs. Fred Bcaulictt.
F. A. Nims and wife ad Ona
iimmons of Nims City are spend-
ng a few weeks in Portland ,
Oregon.
When contemplating a public
ale see "Tubbie" Clark , who is
s always prepared to serve
unch. 84-tf ,
Tom Colemau of Omaha spent
Vednesday in this city. On
Thursday he went to Dawson to
isit his mother.
Gertrude Mohler returned to
icr work in Lincoln Monday
fter spending a few days with
icr parents in this city.
J. E Mettz was called to Craig
> y the serous illness of his broth-
r and on Tuesday he and his wife
and children left for that place.
Ethel Wilhite who is visiting
at the home of her uncle , J. R.
Vilhite , will return to her home
ionic in Wichita , Lansas Mon-
lay.
George Prater , wife and two
ittle daughters returned from a
risit in St. Joe Tuesday evening.
While there Chloe and Hazel
sang in the Lyceum Theater an
von first honors.
Mamie Eatough" returned to
Lincoln , Wednesday after spend-
ng several weeks here visiting
'riemls. She is one of the in
structors in the conservatory of
nusic at that place.
Bruno Hanson and wife of
Norfolk spent a few days the
Irstof the week in this city.
On Wednesday they wentto ] Kan
sas City to visit at the home of
the the latters brother , Dr. Lee
Kerr.
Mrs. B. Eiting and two child
ren and Miss Cleo Van Leion of
David City spent a few days the
alter part of last week at the
ionic of Rev. II. Bex. From
: ierc they went to Kansas City to
visit relatives.
Our Rule correspondent calls
attention to the fact that Mrs.
Watteyne has just returned tote
to that place from California ,
where she was called by the ser
ious illness of Mort Potter. Our
correspondent adds that Mortis
recovering. His friends in this
city will be sorry to learn that
lie has been sick , but will bu
correspondingly glad to kno\\
that he is recovering.
E. E. Gordon , well known to
most of the older residents o
Falls City , was in town this
week visiting at the home of F
Beaulieu. It had been sevenleei
years since Mr. Gordon was
here , and of course he notcc
many changes in faces a n (
places , but nevertheless manj
of his old friends still remainec
and they were all glad to se
him. Mr. Gordon has been em
uloyed for * vears as a railway
M
conductor and in a recent " -reel
was so badly injured that i
-vas found necessary to ampu
tate his right leg. He has jus
been discharged from the hos
pital and goes from here to th
east on a visit. He is accom
paniaed by his wife and daugh
ter.
Good Boy Wanted.
To enroll in business college
Monday , September 11 th , and dc
chores for board in one of the
best families in our city. Tim
is a snap for the right party ,
For particulars call on or address ,
G. M. BAKKKTT , Principal.
Legal Notice.
UcorKO Gutziiiur , I'lalntllf
Emma J. UuUiner , Defendant.
Ttiu above named defendant will tuUi
nollci : thiu ( ieorKti Outztnur lliti plaltitlfi
tiled on tlit ) lUth uuy of AuKUst. I'M : , . In th (
Klclmrdcmi c.unity district court a ptHltlon
iilMlnat said defendant tin : object mill prityc
to obtain u dhorco from Bald defendant 01
thu urcrjrid * and for the reHMin that said defendant
fondant had been irullty of HTOBH and uxtrtuni
cruelty towards plalntHf without Just uuusi
or provocation
Vou uro required to plead to suld putltloi
on or before October 'J. IWS or the HlluKil
tlormof mild petition will bo taken us trui
mid the prayer of mild petition grunted.
UeofKO GuUrner ,
M-Sl I'lulntlH
t'lrtit publication Auir. US
Hf ifrmifrontr miwfrifnwirm w ww w witrorwttww mm
Money ! Lands !
I Private Funds to Loan
E ANNUAL INTEREST OPTIONAL PAYMENTS
| This is a good time of the year
i to arrange your money matters
MORTGAGES BOUGHT
Some good farms , also Lands and Ranches to
sell or Exchange in Desirable Localities
in the West and South
A party wishes to purchase 80 acres of good land
near school. Can pay } 4 cash ; if necessary can ar
range to pay all cash. Have you an 80 to sell ?
So acres 5 1-2 miles from Falls City , Ohio pre
cinct , $6,400.00. Cottage to rent Sept. rst. 3
blocks of bank corner : good condition , on corner lots.
For sale , 20 acres well improved , number one loca
tion. 6,500 acres to sell ; 40 miles of Grand Island.
Can be subdivided Good terms. Good chance.
Wanted t6 purchase : 10 , 15 or 20 acres in the Mis
souri river hills. 1or Sale : A fine farm of 280 ac
res. No. t improvements and well located. I have
buyer for 160 acres not over six miles from Falls City
Have parties who desire to rent good farms If you
have an So or 160 you wish to sell , iet me know.
Farm lands in the Indian Territory and the
South. Handy to market and well locat-
ted. Come in and learn about them
Business chances and stocks of
merchandise to sell or exchange
200 acre farm in Richardson county ; have
known it for years If sold soon , owner will
make price'that is right , flight take some
exchange
Write me your wishes if you desire to buyer
or sell. I may know of just what you want.
Over 18 years in business
1 Henry C. Smith 1
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA . 3
Legal Notice.
Notice la hereby ulven of thu Incorporation
of thoTrlbuno I'nIilNhInK Company.
The niiino of thu corporation Hlmll bu Thu
Trlhunu I'ulillMilMK Company ,
Thu principal place of tratiHUCtlnn the bus-
IIICSH ol the corporation ahull Iw Kails City ,
Nehtaska.
Thu Kononil natnruof thu liimlncas to bo
tnmtueted Hlmll bo u general newspaper mid
Job prlntlnir liiiHlni'u * iinil th' . ' pn'illonllon ' l
it newspaper
Tim amount , of capital Htock authorl/ed
Hh.ill bol X)00 to bu Hold on subscription
: ind paid In Hiich ways an tlif directors or
hoard of inaiuwrh Hlmll direct. Thu private
property of thu Muck holder * fo bo exempt
I rum thedchtH of mild corporation
The tlmu of the commencement of the
corporation Hlmll bo .Inly I , 1'Hi'i ' and shall HT-
inlnato at thu cxplriittnn of tlfty yean * there-
Iroin ,
The litKliust amount or Indebtedness thu
corporation Hlmll Incur Hlmll not exceed Illty
percent of the pulil up capital stock.
Tim affair * of Hlicli coiporatlon slnill bo onn >
ducted by president. Hccretary and treas
urer mid n hoard of miiniUjerH ennslstlnit ol
three Htock hnldeis to hn ulio'cn liv tlie vote
of thestocK holduiHaml to hold llmolllco for
a period ot mmyeiir. or until their Hiioren ors
are ' -lected and iunlllled | O IUKAVIH. .
A 1.1AN I ) MAV ,
M-JJ K. V 8HAHT * .
WILSON
DINNERWARE
FOR TWO WEEKS
We have two patterns
and a full crate of each.
See the ware in our
large window.
100 PIECE DINNER SETS
AT CITY PRICES
The largeststock of fan
cy China , Dinnerware
and Glassware in the
city. Don't forget us
on Groceries and Flour.
C. M. WILSON
For Sale Cbeap.
Twenty double school desks ,
good as new. My object for sel
ling is , to replace them with
tables. For particulars call on
or address.
G. M. BARKHTT , Principal.
Falls City Business College.
School
J. Supplies
We are headquar
ters for School Sup
plies , with the larg
est and best line ever
offered .in the city.
Our five cent hard pa
per pencil tablets can
not be beaten. We
have tablets from one
cent up. Lead pen
cils of every descrip
tion ; penholders , pens
eraser s every thing
you need. We have
a fine line of letter
paper , tablets , box
paper , fancy enve
lopes , etc.
CITY PHARMACY
Dr. McMillen , Prop.
Falls City , - Neb.
I C. H. flARION |
AUCTIONEER ,
Sales conducted in
scientific and busi
nesslike manner
I C. H. MARION
Falls City , Nebraska
FOR SAI.K.- -A first class Jersey
milk cow. Inquire of G. J.
Crook. tf.
