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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1906)
8 THE FALLS C1T/ TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY n , 1906. J25I3 $40,000 Private Money to loan , Annual Interest = G. Smith Henry . est , Optional payments , Choice farms in this and adjoining counties , cheap homes in the LANDS & LOANS West and South. Exchanges made. KULO. Will DUVH luitiiki'ii nf Hi" lunch room for L. K. Lends. . ] . \V. Miinn of Itushbottoms was it business visitor In Knlo Moniliiy. M.C. Hull of J. H. Lynda KrmUnu camp win transucllnir business In Kulo Tuesday. Dave Joiulrow tlojmrtcd for the northwest , Tuesday noon. .Ins. Tangnoy .Ir. has resigned from the UurlliiRtoii HrldRo department mid hits taken it position with the ele vator company. Judge Davis has a fine piece of al falfa and harvested about half already. K. Thomas' of St. Joseph was trans acting business In this city Tuesday. Mrs. Jim Ualer from down near the Noinaha wits shopping in Hulo Tues day. Charlie and Klmer MeWain have organized a bachelors hull on the Scott farm near the Noinahit , where they will farm this season. Grace Hurtling was a Hulo visitor Tuesday uiornin ? . Kd McWaln ib conllned to his bed with dropsy. Dr. Komlno of York , Xobr. . was In this eitv Tuesday. Will Young II red one trip on the Atchlson freight for Mr. Stoll. W. J. Cunningham and wife visited in Missouri Sunday morning. Will McWaln was a business visitor in Rule Saturday. John Chancy visited InUushbottoms Sunday afternoon. Lou Pulton is working with . ) . C. Glcnns fence gang. Julus Blppos was transacting busi ness IP Rule last Friday. Dallas Jones Section foreman of White Cloud visited with his family in Rule Sunday. Geo. K. Ward was a business visitor at the county capital Saturday. Horace Miller of Filloy , Nebraska visited relatives in this city several tlays last week returning Saturday. J. K. Christman of Kansas City was a business visitor In Ilulo iMdny. John Darveau was a busines- visitor at Falls City last Friday. G. 12. Ward was a St. Joe visitor last Friday. J. J. Cavorzagle was a visitor at the county capital Friday. Judge Davis visited at St. Joseph several day last week returning homo Saturday noon. Cuss Jones was a Kulo visitor Mon day. day.D. D.v. . Cunningham finished the planting of 110 acres of corn Saturday. W. R , Neal , night operator was transfered to Falls City Wednesday ol last week. J. 12. Craig of Kansas City was i business visitor in Rule Thursday o last week. C. S. Hradloy of Itealru-o was trans acting business in this city one day las week. Mrs. Ross Jackson visited at tin county seat several days last week. C. A. McN'utt of Craig , Mo. , was : business visitor in Rule last week. A. Graves of Superior isnlsjht opuru tor hero i n place of W. R. Neal. J. C. Glenn and gang wore ropali ing fences along the railroad track near Rule hist week. J. W. Mooney shipped n car of flu porkers to St. Joe last Friday night. The Lecture given by I'rof. Wiel crsham at the opera house last Satin day night was just grand and was ci joyed by all who attended. Sohn LaRando caught a tine lot < sun fish over at the Big Lake last Sin day. John Schooler and wife of Kansi were shopping in Rule Monday. Lcssiejluks of Salem who has bee visiting with her sister Emma Wallai for some time will inako her hon with Joe McDonald and wife this sui mor. mor.Mr. Mr. Wiggins of Lincoln was u Ru visitor Sunday the guest of George Ward. J. A. Hinkle and family visited Fortescuo last Sunday. Jas. Mendenhall of Beatrice was Rule visitor last Saturday. C. 12. Caley viblted at Zllgblai station between train Saturday. Henry still and wife visited at we- ern Missouri over Sunday. Dr. Henderson is now the owner n < ) flnt * u tlriunj NIHI - ii"i will find In Itli'lmr.NoM ri > HI' \ The eluviumI'umpitny have sold their old uii'/ine to pn'tlo. itt St. Joe this waok. Martin I'lorro one of Ilulo'a old time clti/uni died at the sl ter > hospital In st Joe la t Krlday mornlnt : of brlghts disease. The body wa * brought home rrhlay noon and thu funeral services were held at thi > r.ttholli : church Sat urday morning , after which the re mains were laid to rust In the catholic cemetery. 'Die deceased leaxesa wife , u son and four daughters 10 mourn their loia Tnh bereaved family have the sympathy of a host of friend1- . \v. s. Kauflman of Rrownvlllu came down the river In a small boat Monday night on the hunt of his brother , who was In Rule with Barnard Mason on the night of April Ulst when It was supposed they worn both drowned , the boat In which they wore traveling In havlnir been found at Iowa I'oint where It was caught on the afternoon of the 2'2mbut \ as his brother hit * not been found he ri'turnucl home. ' Tuc.-day afternoon. I will be at the hotel at I 'res- ton , May loth , Wednesday , from 10 to 4 o'clock to meet especially chronic diseases and diseases oi women. Having had a large experience in Omaha seventeen years and in Falls City eight , I can render good service. 1' . S. I also test eyes and lit glasses , cure goitre , etc. UK. Gi-o. II. I'AKSHLL. SALEM Mr.s. 12. 12. Scott and Nellie Rule visited in Salem Wednesday. Lucy Fryborgor returned to her homo in Humboldt Wednesday. Mrs. I'M May returned from Falls City Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Shrimpton and little daughter of Greenwood WIs. , arrived Thursday for a month's visit with re latives and friends. Irene Spurloek , Mary Uussel and Ruth Moore drove to Kails City Thurs day. day.Abe Abe Adams is on thu sick list this week. Ed May returned from St. Joe Wed nesday. Vera MoDougall returned from Falls City Friday. Mrs. Wyllo and Mrs..lThlit ! and little son of Falls City visited Allan Ma > and wife Thurday. Dr. and Mrs. Waggener of Dawson visited at Mr. and Mrs Waggoner's of Salem , Sunday. Mrs. Clint Jones Is on the sick list this week. Lorln Corn of Verdun was In town Monday morning. t O. C. Lesley and daughter Florence t drove to Falls City Wednesday , Vela Barker was a passenger tc to Falls City Thursday. Mrs. Clay Waggoner and Mrs. W. F , Boyd visited in Merrill Kansas , Sittur day. day.Dr. Dr. and Mrs. Garrison left for Longe noxlc , Kans. , Sunday morning when they expect to make their future home Myrtle HutTnell visited with friend ! In town , Sunday. Uev. Hunt of Cotner University preached at the Christian church Sun day. 10 They are putting in concrete walk on North main Street. I'rof. Yogolln our professor tor tin coming year vUlletl the school Tiles day. Ethel and Yota Barker returnee from rails CitSaturday. . Mrs. Lon Turner and daughte Mabel were passutigers for Biglow its Kansas , Saturday. Florence Wyllo ol Falls City vlslte ! U at her sisters , Mrs. Allan May Sunday ce Mrs. 12. M. Buser and daughter o (10 ( Dawson visited at L. L. Kinsey's Sun day. Alora Fisher , Myrtle Mendenhal ilo and Edna Barker were shopping I 12. Falls City Saturday. Mrs. Shire and daughter of Dawso at visited at Dr. Waggoner's Sunday. J. T. Shrimpton and wife drove I Falls City Saturday. M. L. Dowell , wife and daughter le nd Tuesday for Mound . City Mo. , for visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fries. The luneral of little Frankie Snydf was preached at the Gospel Unlc of church Saturday. By Rev. Garbersoi He died at Oak , Xobr. , at the age of ( i years and eleven months. Key Turner went to Ork , Nobr. Friday. Mrs. Fred Keller and Mrs. .lulls Rucgge of Falls City was shopping In Salem Monday. Mrs. F. W. Shrimpton of Greenwood WIs. , arrived last Thursday to visit with her parents W. W. Spurlock and wife. Mrs , G. G. Ranger drove to Falls City Saturday. Mrs , R. 12. Grlnstead returned to Humboldt Friday after a weeks visit with relatives and friends. Ed Davis and family spent Sunday with 12. Satterwhlte of Falls City. Mrs. Earl North and baby returned to Lincoln Saturday. C5eo. Jennings and wife of Falls City spent Sunday and Monday at O. A. Jennings. Mamie Morton went to Wymore Tuesday. Mrs. C. A. Cures Is visiting with re-1 lativcs near Morrill. i Myrtle Ramcl of Falls City and Mr. j Bert Windoll of Kansas City visited at I Salem Sunday. Mrs. Will Boyd and little son Smiley returned from Humboldt Saturday. John Lions of Dawson spent Sunday at Shires. Mr. Slocum and wife of Stella spent Friday at O. A. Jennings. The interior of the Post ollice is being repaired this week. Mrs. S. 1 ? . Jennings Is having her house painted this week. Miss Mary Mobley is assisting in the Sentinel oflicc. VERDON. Geo. Hall of Fulls City was visiting in this city several days last week. Mrs. Gurncy Griflith returned to her home on Thursday from her visit to Wymore. \ ) . M. Davles and family were Ver- don visitors on Tuesday. Bruce Nedrow went to Falls City on Monday. Martha King was the guest of Mrs. Hurry Schrader on Wednesday night. Mrs. Jessie Weaver visited Jake Bloom on Monday. Dr.Grinlth and wife were in I'rcston and Falls City Friday. B. p. Veach and wife were visiting Will Yeiich and family on Sunday. Verdon will lose another citizen by the removal of Mr. Bolejack and fam ily to Baradu this week , Mrs. John Gibson of Dalsartu , Texas is visiting at thu home of her parents Harry Richardson and wife. Mrs Orlando Veal entertained the Kensington club last Tuesday. Ice cream and uablsco wafers were served as refreshments. Mr Frank was on the sick list part of the week. Mrs J. S. pallor and son Earl left for Wonsove , Ks. , for u two weeks visit to her daughter , Mrs Edwin Ewlng. Gee rornell is visiting relatives here. Dr. Houston of Nebraska city was In town Monday. Mrs. Zook has returned from her visit to Nuckols county and reports an enjoyable tlmu while there. C. B. Wilkinson of Uaddam , Ks. , is visiting relatives and friends here. 0HUT Edith Peek of Falls City was a guest of her brother Cluon and wife Satur day evening. Frank Brecht and wife were guests of palls City relatives Sunday. Noah Peck went to Merrill , Kansas , Saturday to attend thg love feast there and visit his sons. Mrs Noah Peek -.pent last Wednes day with Mrs Herbert Murk. Clay Peck and wife visited Saturday afternoon In Falls City with the form er's sister , Mrs W. K. Knight. Albert Burk was on the sick list the latter part of last week. Earl Shaffer and wife ot Council Bluffs , Iowa , came last week to bee present at his grandmother's funeral , They will visit with relatives for a while. Herbert Burk's team became fright encd at something whiln listing am ! : o ran away with lister but were caughl before any damage was done. ft Martin Nolto and family and Mrs , Chris Zorn spent Sunday with FranV Xorn and family near salera Sunday. Sadie Peck returned homo Sundaj after two weeks visit with her brothers at Merrill , Ks. Falls Music New Hay Late TheBest Singer and Qraph- Song Best Wheeler = \ \ ophone Hits Pianos Wilson Records are carried in our stock. Our Both in vocal and new shipment consists Sewing Machines will be here about instrumental music of Baldwin , Hamilton are included in our ilton and Ellington the middle of the something' catcln makes. Call and stock. Call and week and new see them see us First Door North of Falls City Music Co. BODE & SONS Andrew Ketterer and family were guests of Mrs Ketterer's parents near Kulo Sunday. Win Iluettner and family drove down near Rule to visit the former's parents Sunday. Mrs Gee Prichard entertained some of their friends Monday evening and enjoyed a good time. Xona Burnworth visited Jennie Burk Sunday. Dr. Fust and wife of Palls City wore guests of Gee Prichard and wife last Sunday. Mrs. sol Marts of Palls Cltv spent a few days this week with her daugh ter , Mrs N. B. Burnworth. Lydia Dowty entertained twenty of her friends at a birthday party last Saturday. They hud an enjoyable time. Ruby Burnworth spent a few days in Palls City with her grandmother. 12. T. Peck and family spent Sunday In straussville with J. W. Muust and family. Clean I'eck and wife and Clay Peck and wife were guests at the home of Geo. W. Peck in palls city Sunday. Sarah cook spent Monday afternoon with Zona and Ruby Buruworth. II. J. Prichard and family visited at Gee Prichard's Sunday. HUMBOLDT Mrs Fred Hummel is home from her visit in Illinois. Mrs Frank Snethen returned Satur day from a visit with her aunt at Crab Orchard. Mrs W. S. Ferris of Lincoln is visit ing friends in this city. Margaret Rice attended the wedding of a sister in Tccumseh Sunday. Praukie Curl of Concordla , Kan. , ar rived in the city Friday on a visit to her sister , Mrs H. A. Maun and family Taylor Gore of St. Joe was in the city several days the past week visit ing friends. County Superintendent T. J. Oliver attended the field day exercises in this city Saturday. Mrs Gardner KlcKeo and children have returned from their eastern trip. Ben Gravatto spent Sunday with his family in this city. Ernest Furgus , Frank Wilson and L. H. Howe shipped seven cars of cattle to Chicago the first of the week. Mr. Howe accompanied the shipment. W. S. Lyons of Pawnee City was in this city Saturday to witness the field day sports. Southeast Nebraska towns were well represented at the field day sports on Saturday last , Pawnee City winning the greatest number of points in ath letic sports. Jessie Draper , Herbert Ford anil Patrick Walsh represented Humboldt in the debate with Beatrice Thursdaj evening. Mrs. Wm. James and lamily arrived from Sheridan , Wyo. , Monday on a visit to Henry Selts and wife. Lois Rico , formerly of this city but now of Tecumseh , was married Sunday to Sidney Whltehead , a prosperous young farmer residing near that city. The marriage occurred at the Baptist parsonage , Rev Studervant perform ing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Whltehead will reside on a farm near Tccumseh. O. Schlelfer was struck in the face on Friday last , by a club in the hands of Lloyd Smith the 17 year old son of Chas Smith and v , ' v'lo 'ately ' moved to this city from Topuka. Young Smith was arrests ! aiid placed in the city jail. At th preliminary trial before Justice Griilho ! was bound over to the district i-ourt on the charge of felony. Games & Clift anlujiiiir the foun- lation for Ben Gravntt' residence on Grand Avenue. Ida Wilson is again detained from school with tonslliti- Eva Clellls is or : the sluk list this week. Agnes Moran visited with friends in Humboldt during IM- p.tst week. While here she vis-.tei. the-choolof which she was formerly a U'nchcr. O. T. Little and helper- left Tues day for Salem to prune tin- orchard oft tB. . Minor. J. II. Lewis of Verdon was among the Wednesday visitors in this city. D. F , Harbaugh was down from the Miles ranch the first of the week. Nora Poteet is visiting with her sister , Mrs. "Will Hurst at Padonia , Kansas. Prof. Richardson has charge of a chorus in Dawson for their commencement exercises. Scipio Stringfield was down from Stella Thursday while on his way to White Cloud , Kan. Mayor Barrett appointed Will Uhlig as city treasurer and the appointment was confirmed by the new council at a recent meet ing. J. M. DeWald returned Mon day evening from Alma , Neb. , for a short visit with his family and left Tuesday night for Omaha where he will verve on the grand jury. The affairs of the American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co. , of this city , will be in charge of P. D. Rodgers of KansasCity. Mr Rodgers will move his family here some time during the coin ing week. Chris Ilershey received a copy of the San Francisco Times last week trom his daughter , Mrs. Sam'l Bowrom of 131 N Flower street , Los Angeles , Cal. John Ross also received one from his daughter. Mrs. Emery Clark , of the same city. The papers give a graphic description of the disaster. The directors of the Falls City , Sycamore Springs , Sabetha & Southwestern Railroad Co. , will hold a meeting on Monday , May 2Sth , at the Sycamore Springs. Important business matters of general interest will be brought before this body and an invita tion is extended to all interested parties to be present at the meet ing. What a Great Convenience is a Fountain Pen ! Any person who will send Tl Kansas City Journal , 1Cansc . City. Mo. , four dollars to pa for the Daily and Sunday Jou nal one year , will be mailed as a present a beautiful fountain pen ; fine rubber handle , 14 karet gold point , fully warrantee1 Address the Kansas City Jou nal , Kansas City , Mo. This of fer expires July J , 1900. . - fc- Application for Liquor License Notice Is hcioby iilven that A. .1. Hpluiu- , . 1ms tiled liig petition Mas * 3 , UKW signal by tlr- reciulslto mimbur ot irculioldrrs of tlioVillag ol Stoll.t , U oh.mlson coumy , Nebraska , asU inn that .1 iii-cn't as a saloonkeeper bo giant od tii him tn se.l mult , spirituous nnd vlnou . iiiiiB , mi lot ( i , block 11 , In tnld village fo tin1 mutitiliil | year boidnnliiK Juno 1 , We anil emllny M y 'II , l OT. .1. C. HLIMKII : > 2-'l ! Villftjjo ClerL Presbyterian Churcb. Services at the Presbyterian church for next Sabbath. Sabbath school , ( ) :15 : a. in. Preaching , 11:00 : a. in. Junior C. E. . 2:30 : p. in. Senior C. E. 7:00 : p. in. Preaching 8:00 : p. m. All are cordiall ) ' invited. S. W. GKIKPIN , Pastor. M. E. Churcb. The following services next Sabbath : 9:45 : Sunday school. 10:45 : a. m. , Preaching. 3:00 : p. m. Junior league. 7 p. m. Epworth league. S p. m. , Platform meeting. Next Sunday May 13th is the Epworth League anniversary. You are invited to attend. W. T. CLINK , Pastor. First Christian Church. Services at the First Christian church , Lo'rdsday , May 13th : ' ) :45 : a. in. , Bible School. 11:00 : a. in. communion. 11:30 : p. in. , morning sermon "Prayer. " 3:00 : p. in. Junior Endeavor. 7:00 p. in. Senior Y. P. S.C. E meeting. 8:00 : p. m. Special sermon for young men. All are cordially invited to at tend these services. Strangers and visitors in the city are cord ially welcomed. T. A. LiJs'DENMKYKK , Minister. The Spenders closes with this issue of The Tribune. We feel assured that our readers have en joyed it as it is a splendid storj * . Those of you who do not read our stories are missing a good deal as we publish only the very best and that without regard to price. We will soon begin the publication of another , the title of which will be announced in due season.
