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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1906)
TUB FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , FEBRUARY Q , { 006 , LOCAL LORE John Ryan was up from Rule on Friday , " ' * ' " " " ' ' ' Mllll - A. J. Hart was up from Rule Wednesday. E. D. King of Shubeti was a Monday visitor here. Will Case ) ' who has been quite ill is again able to be up. Rev. II. Bex has our t hanks for favors during the week. M. W. Knapp of Netnaha was a Friday visitor in this city. B. D. Williams was up from Highland , Kas. last Monday. Virgie Mead visited with Salem relatives during the week. M. I. Hill of Shubert was talking - ing with friends here last Friday. J. W. Vaught of Stella spent Sunday with friends in this citv. Aug. Caston on Route 3 was a pleasant caller at this office last week. C. A. Watkins of Shubert was in this city the lirst of the week. N. Thomas of Hiawatha was a guest at the National the past Frida3 * . John Gilligan left Sunday evening for a five days stay in Oklahoma. A. A. Tanner and wife of Ilum- boldt spent a few days in this city this week. W. II. Morrow of Shubert was transactiug business in this city during the week. Grant Sperry is confined to"the home this week suffering an at tack of rheumatism. Mrs. F. Werner who has been ailing nearly the entire winter , is again able to be out. Anthonj' Nesladek came down from Verdon Monday and left on the afternoon passenger for Rulo. A. Graham left Wednesday for Omaha to attend the lumbermen's convention in session in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson left Sunday for Superior , Neb. , where they will reside in the future. Will Tanner of Arapaho , Neb. , was called here Wednesdaj' by the death of his father J. J. Tanner. John Eentner on Route 2 re membered this weekly in a sub stantial manner the latter part of last week. Walter Albright and Col. Hard ing of Humboldt conducted a sale in these parts the latter part of the past week. Ena Cooper who has been spending the past week with Falls Cit3' friends returned to her home at Ilumboldt Sunday. Mabel Whitaker will leave Friday for Colony , Old. , where she has received an appointment as instructor in the Seger school. Rev. Cline left Tuesday for Ilumboldt where he will assist the M. 15. pastor of that city in conducting a series of revival meetings. George Abbott made a business trip to Omaha last Saturday. We understand he started toward the north pole for ice-weather and from present indications the trip was a success. J. M. Evans of Shubert was a business visitor to this city Mon day and a pleasant caller at The Tribnne headquarters. He did not forget to renew his faith in this family journal for which he has our thanks. Chas Loree has been confined to his home with rhuematism for several d a 3' s past. Elmer Stoughten has been performing the duties of clerk of the cour during the absence of Mr. Loroe with perfect satisfaction to al concerned. While Charlie's ill ness has been the cause of greai suffering to , him , he is greatl } improved and will soon be at the stand ready for business. Clarence Simons was up from Rule on Monday. Ilarlow can sell you a fine Mackeral for lOc. Ilarlow 's 50c Japan tea is the best on the market. Mrs. Francis Martin returned Friday from Humboldt. A Graham returned Friday rom a trip to Kansas City. The third week of district court s still grinding in this city. Ena Cooper of Humboldt spent Sunday with Falls City friends. Loyd Morris and wife returned o their home in Stella Sunday. B. F. Page of Dawson spent Tuesday with Falls City friends. II. J. Kloepfel of Rule added lis name to our subscription list. larlow gives you 2 fiyc pound Kickage Sun Shine oat meal for John Dickman was a business isitor in Rule the first of this vcck. _ W. W , Winterbottom spent a lortion of this week in Kansas City. _ Charlie Humphrey of the Ver- on Vedette was in the city Fri- a3' last. _ Roy Waller and wife of Salem pent Saturday with friends in his city. Herb Borland of Ilumboldt was a caller at Tribune headquarters , Tuesday. Ernst Zimmerman on Route 3 paid this office a pleasant call ast Friday. Joseph Geiger was an M. P. passenger for Atchison Saturday afternoon. Ed. Fisher and wife of Leaven- vorth visited with friends here over Sunday. E. E. James transacted bttsi- less affairs in Kansas City during he past week. Dr. O. H. Kent spent a few days at Kirksville' Mo. , the first of the week. Sheriff Fenton is slowly gain- ng strength after several week's serious illness. Mrs. Fred Noah and children came down from Nebraska Cit3r ast Saturday. The ground hog certainly saw lis shadow Friday last , which was his day out. A. E. Gantt spent a portion of this week in Pawnee City , Lin coln and Fairbury. Ed Ferneau one of Auburn's eacling attorne3's was in the city on business Sunday. Robe Molony was down from tlumboldt Frida3' and a pleasant caller at these quarters. \ \ . D. Eesley of Kansas city was looking after business mat ters in this city Monday. Jos Lepek and wife spent a few days with relatives at Ilum boldt the first of the week. J. W. Burns of Verdon had a car of cattle on the Kansas City market the first of the week. Ray Be Putron of Lincoln .was a uest at the Geo. Holland resi dence Saturday and Sunday. Morgan & Greenwald market ed a shipment of cattle on the Kansas City market during the week. _ Mrs. Frank Brcnixer spent a portion of the past week with her sister , Mrs. L. L. Alspaugh in Ilumboldt. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold an exchange at the hardware store of J. C. Tan ner Saturday , Feb. 13. County Treasurer Lord moved his family from Salem to this city Friday last and will soon be at home on Stone street to his numerous friends. Rev. Smith is conducting a mission at Schuyler , Nebraska during this week. Rev. Sam'l Mills of that place will conduct the services at the Episcopal church in this city during the pastors absence. Mrs. Albert Mausthas been on the sick lisU _ _ _ Mrs. O. Brown is numbered on the sick list. Win. Riley was down from Dawson Monday. S. S' Freibury came over from Sabetha last Friday. Will Sperry was a Humboldt visitor last Frida3' . Geo. Schmehel went to Ilum boldt on Wednesday. Will Boyd came down from Salem last Saturday. E. O. Lewis spent Sunday with his family in this cit3' . Clarence Mayfield of Verdon spent Monday in this city. Mrs. Bert Harpster spent Fri day and Saturday in Preston. E. R. Williamson came over from Sabetha , Kas. last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waller were down from Salem last Saturday. Fleming Robb of Verdon spent Sunday with friends in this city. John II. Lynds of White Cloud was a Tuesday visitor in Falls City. City.G G , II. Weaver of Lawrence spent Tuesday among Falls City folks. * . , Mrs. IIenr3' Wolfe , srwas a B. & M. passenger last Friday for Beatiice. Harlow's 15 cent coffee will compare with any 20c coffee sold in Falls City. Roy. II. King one of Shubert's citizens spent Mondajr at this county scat. Lula Morris of Hiawatha , Ks , is visiting her father , Geo. Mor ris of this city. Ralph A. Sharp of Wymore spent Tuesda3' evening the guest of Falls City friends. F. W. Cleveland was a business visitor to Salem and Nebraska Cit3 ? during the week. Will Kanobe came down from Lincoln' , Sunday , where he has been employed for the past 3''ear. Hal Burris left Tuesday eve ning for an extended trip through Idaho and other western points. Mrs. Sam'l Marts has a very severe cold on her lungs , being threatsncd with pneumonia fever. Mrs. Jane Sinclair returned Frida3r from Blue Springs and is visiting at the home of John Ilossack. Harlow's evaporated prunes , peaches , apricots and apples arc the finest on the market , prices are the lowest. Milt and Clem Bohrerare visit ing at their home in this city , and will return to Geneva this coming Sunday. Fish , Fish , Fish ! Go to Har- lows if you want first class mackeral , white fish , salmon , herring and all can fish. W. A. Greenwald last week purchased the 220 acre Blakeney farm on IIone3f Creek , about six miles southwest of Salem. Tlio B. and M and M. P. en gines have caused the loss of considerable ha3r on the bottoms near this city the past week. Minnie Jusscn returned home the first of the week from an ex tended visit with her sister Mrs. Stewart in the Indian Territory. Mrs. Earl Frakes and daughter Dorothy left Monday for Nebras ka City to join her husband who is employed in the packing house there. F. W. Cleveland and Son are busy packing and boxing their merchandise preparatory to leav ing for their new location in Ne braska Citjr. A. Roberts was a 13. & M. pass enger for Kansas City on Tues day morning. From there he will go to Joplin , Mo. , for a brief visit with his parents. The Gehling theatre should be well filled Friday night as the Gus Sun Minstrel company is one of the best on the road being composed of the best of artists and musicians. THE Bin WHITE AT SAMUEL WAHLS § 3 Second week and still they come , the crowds getting - ting larger every day. Let us say to those who have not as yet taken advantage of this the THE BIGGEST WHITE FESTIVAL 'I ever held in Falls City. Get in the crowd , join the procession , come to the Daylight Store and see for yourself the many .bargains we have to offer you. Our new Muslin Underwear has now all arrived and in place , putting us in a better position to offer you greater bargains than before. We make this the Banner Week of our BIO WHITE SALE , SAMUEL WAUL SAMUEL WAHL FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA. C. I. IIoss was down from Shu bert on Friday. See the Gtts Sun Minstrels at The Gchling to night. W. J. Tiehen of S'llem ' spent Friday at the county seat. Charlie Sare of Lincoln is vis iting with hir sister Mrs. Grant Sperry Mrs. M. D. Lum of Verdon was a guest at the home of Mrs. Sue DeWald during the week. Mrs. Sue Dewald purchased the Price residence on , North Lane street and moved into the same on Monday. Ilarlow lias kinnas , oranges , apples , lemons , cabbage , turnips , parsnips , sweet potatoes , irish potatoes and onions. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Meyers and children left thif week for Hum- boldt. They made many friends during their stay in this city who will deeply regret their depar ture. Neil Thornton left Friday afternoon l'6r Omaha , his future home. Neil has been with us for a number of years and we arc sorry to lose him. We wish him ever } ' success in his new home. There seems to be considerable excitement in Auburn over recent disclosures in connection with a lawsuit that has been pending in this county for some time. Judge John S Stull and Fred llawxby are being investigated so report has it for misconduct that may result in their disbarment should the charges so freely made prove true. Fred Hummel one of the jurors attending the present term of court was taken very ill Friday night while deliberating on the case of the state against Hurk. It was necessary for him to re tire from the room and be treat ed by Dr. Kerr until Saturday noon , at which time lie hadsufli- [ ciently recovered to renew Ins labor. JEWELRY J THE BEST f J AND LATEST i In Jewelry can be seen if at our ston- and when you compare the goods and prices you realize what * \ splendid values are given \ i The fobs , n e c k 1 a c es , A ( crosses , lockets and scarf f pins are particularly atf \ tractive. A fine line of f > rings in every style. ( | First-class Jewelry and 9 Watch Repairing * . Fine Engraving. A.E. J AQUET ) i THE OLD RELIABLE * For Sale. Two mares , at Heck's store. Brood Sow Sale. I will sell at public sale Feb. , 24 , 100f , 25 bred Duroc-Jersey sows , all guaranteed. 8-3t * F. W. WITTKOCK. For sale one brown and one bay mare. Call at Heck's feed store. Public Sale of 35 head of bred sows , 35 head of pigs and 2 boars at my farm one mile duecast of Reserve , Kansas , Feb , 22 , l'JO ( > . Write for catalogues. Bi'K'f G. WISH. Gus Sun , the well known min strel magnate and his superb company of burnt cork artists will be at The Gehling to-night. LOST A pocket book con taining about $2.50 in silver. Finder please return to this office. Gehling Theatre NothingDoing - Till FRIDAY , FEB. 9 Special Engagement of Amer ica's Greatest Minstrel Company. THE GUS SUN ANERICAN MINSTRELS Introducing- Grand Spec tacular First Part Setting- * In the Temple of Orpheus' SEE = Kcl. C. II ays Ed. UIe. ) Woiiji-r it Jones Tlico I Bllllo Gordon ( , ' . It HUBS Jlinrnlo llosu .TuincH liuranli Crip McCoikiin J. Fisko And Numerous Others Superb Band and Orchestra STREET PARADE AT NOON SEE IT Seats on sale at Opera House Bakery , Friday , Feb. 9. The Tribune complained a few weeks ago that the Hiawatha World had used an editorial in this paper on its first page with out giving us whatever credit the article entitled us to ; we are sorr } ' we spoke and the reason for our regret is given in the following : "The New Years re solutions recently printed on the first page of The World should have been credited to the editor of The Falls Citv Tribune. They were marked "selected in our paper because we didn't suppose they had originated in the Trib une office. They were about the best we ever read and we desire to pay every tribute due the writer. Few can write sovell. . Hiawatha World.
