8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST 31 , 1906.
$40,000 Private Money to loan , Annual Interest -
C. Smith
Henry
. est , Optional payments , Choice farms in this
and adjoining counties , cheap homes in the
LANDS & LOANS West and South. Exchanges made.
VEKDON.
11. 11 Birch wa a Falls City visitor
Wednesday.
Marlon Dillon * of Dnwson was In
town , Monday.
Jessie Page of Duwson was a Vortlon
visitor Sunday.
Lorcn Corn WHS a Salem visitor ,
Saturday night.
F. W. Robb visited rolntlvcs at
Murray , Sunday.
W. 11. Murk went to Stella , Tuesday
to attend thu picnic.
Edna Parsons and Voni Lo.d wont
to Dnwson Thursday.
N. 13. Judd of Duwson visited with
Verdon friends Friday.
0. 1' . Veal nnd wlfo were Falls Oily
visitors Inst Wednesday.
Dud Pairo of Dawson WHS u business
visitor hero , Wednesday.
O. P. Veal and family visited 1C. .1.
Kiel and family , Sunday.
II. ! ! Ulroli was u business visitor ,
Wednesday nt Hiawatha.
Maud Clnrk and Cap Baylors were
Dnwson visitors Thursday.
Rov. Hunt attended thu Old Settlers
picnic at Dawson Thursday.
Fred Ilclnonmn mid daughter Meta
wore Dnwson visitors Thursday.
Mrs. WHHe Sloan and son Ncul were
Dnwson visitors last Wednesday.
Mr. Ayera and wife attended the pie-
nlo nt Dawson Thursday afternoon ,
Mrs. Wolfe nnd daughter Edna wore
picnic visitors nt Dawson , Thursday.
W. D. Corn and wlfo were In Dnwson
Wednesday nnd attended the picnic.
Mrs. Mnyflold nnd daughter Alma ,
attended thii DIIWROII plonlo Thursday.
Joe nnd Hnrnes Estos of Humbold !
wore Verdon visitor last Wcdnesdny ,
Mrs. Weddlu of Shubcrt visited hei
daughter Mra. Hert Rallnrd last week ,
Mary Rccso and Charley Sliocinakoi
attended the Dawson picnic Thursday
Mrs. Ulehard Uirch and grandsoi
John were Duweon visitors last Thurs
day.
Hey. Jacob Sehapor attended tin
Old. Settlers picnic at Dnwson , Thurs
day.
Vornu Wilkinson , Rose Mark am
Mr * . LizzieStecdam wont to Stelli
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Duvies and children o
Fulls City nro visiting relatives hen
this \vuok.
Will Corn and family of Salem visit
ed with Mrs. Amanda Corn and fnm
lly Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Baker of.St. Joseph uni
Anna Heed of Dawton visited Hosi
Mnrk , Friday.
W. II. Murk and daughter Host
visited nt the homo of II. W. Shoemaker
maker , Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Wilson of Shubor
came down Wednesday to tnkocnro o
Corn Swlscgood.
Vera Lord returned to her home a
Falls City , Friday after visiting frlondi
hero for the past few days.
Rev. R. E. Hunt went to Snlcm Snt
urdny night nnd conducted services a
the Christian church on Sunday.
Charley Henderson wont to Dnwsoi
Wednesday on n visit to relative * am
to nttend the picnic at thnt plnce.
Mrs. LIHIe Wilkinson and daughter
Chloe nnd Vernn uttended the Oli
settlers picnic nt Dawson Thursday.
Mrs. George Brlckor and daughter
Carrie nnd Blanche nnd son Frnnk o
Shubert visited Mrs. Elvira Hull
Sunday.
Bertha Williamson of Horton , Kant
came up Friday nnd took possession c
her father's restaurant bought of 13
H. Birch.
Mrs. King and daughter Murtb
moved their household goods to Pen
Thursday where- they will live for th
coming winter.
Mrs. Whentloy nnd dnughter , Rut
went to Dawson Wednesday on n vlsl
Miss Ruth spoke in the medal contci
in the afternoon.
W. T. Johnson leftWednesduy iiigl
for Norcatur , Kans. , where they wi
make their future home. Miss Mf
left for there Sunday.
Mrs. Mnrgret Soylors and dnughtei
Ethel nnd Grace left for their ne
home at Peru , Thursday. Ethel ar
Grace will nttend the Normal.
The Verdon Kid nine went to Da\ \
SOD , Thursday , and played against tl
Dawson Kid nine , resulting in n sco :
of 0 to 5 in favor of Dawson.
Those who attended the Dawsi
picnic Thursday were ; John Mar
Tom Qulggle. Glen Doiight'-rtv , Nor
man Ilclzclman , Walter nnd Dnvu
Clnrk. Arthur Gardner , Loran and
Ilunry Corn , .loo Bruno , Jed MoNulty
nnd Joe Birch.
HUMBOLDT.
A. J. Biicrstelta and family visited
in Teoumsch Sunday.
L. S. Ilackett ami family weru Lin
coln vlsltorH Monday.
BOUN : To Geo. Ponko and wife ,
Saturday August 2 * > , a son.
Mabel Carnes Is entertaining a lady
friend from Lincoln this week.
O. A. Cooper wns in Council Blufl's
on business the llrttt ot the week.
Iln/.cl Woolsey of Teeumsoh Is the
guest ot II. P. Marble and family.
Suslo Phllpot and Pearl Wilson are
homo from a visit with relntlves In
Kansas ,
Frnnk Todd left Sunday for Canada ,
where ho will visit with a brother , for
several months.
Lloyd Hold of Lincoln Is spending
the weuk with his parents , Tko Reid
and wife of this city.
W. C. Norton and family are in the
city to attend the llromen's tournmcnt
thu last of the week
L. J. Sogrlst Is the possessor of n
now nutomoblle , which ho recently
purchased In Omaha
The Nobrnskn City Presbytery ,
meets In this city Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week.
Mrs. Martin Paulson and baby of
Doulsville , Nobr Is visiting her moth
er Mrs. J. A. Murthy.
Eva Chandler and Thcrsn Cowman
returned Sunday from n visit with
friend ? In Kansas City.
Worthy P. Sterns nnd wife of WashIngton -
Ington , D. C. nro visiting relatives nnd
friends In this vicinity.
Lillian BiitterHeld entertained n
number of her little friends nt her
homo Tuesday nttornoon.
Mrs. Harold Smith of Unlver&lty
Place is In the city visiting her par
ents , Jos Sncthon nnd wlfo.
Etholyno Glavser entertained twelve
young ladles at a kenslngton at her
homo last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Roscou Anderson returned the
last of the week from n visit with her
bister at Cnmuron , Missouri.
Earl Whitney and wlfo who had
boon visiting in this city returned tc
their home at Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. Win. Lonneko and children
who hnn been visiting In Snbcthn ,
Kansas returned home Sunday.
II. E. Boyd returned Sunday from
Coshocton , Ohio where ho had been
attending the funeral of a brother.
Ray Gist nnd family expect to leave
the first of September for n visit with
E. A. Tucker and wife nt Los Angeles
Cnl.
John Suhmelzol left Snturdny for his
homo at Harvey , Illinois , after a sever
al weeks visit with relatives In this
vicinity.
Percy Glasscr , who loft last spring
for his chum nenr Peacock , Canada
returned to his homo near this cltj
Sunday.
Misses Ida and Nora SUlder enter
tulncd about thirty of their frlomls al
their homo , Southwest of town , Wed
nesday.
Work is ncaring completion tin tin
new brluk plant , and all will bn ii
readiness for the tr.nuf.ioturo of brli.4
in a few dnys.
Otto , the llttlo son of Mrs. Franl
Petrashck , is In a very critical condi
tion , the result of having stopped on i
rusty nail several weeks ago.
Mayor R. E Watzko and James B
Davis left Thursday evening for Xcv
York to attend the reception for W. J
Bryan upon his return to this country
Mrs. Wilbcr Bullis and children o
New Mexico , who had been visiting ii
Humboldt , went over to Pawnee Clt ,
Snturdny , where they will spend sever
nl weeks before returning home.
Henry Alberts n retired fnrme
residing In the enst part of town , svii
tnlned serious Injuries Sunday morr
Ing by bolng trampled and klcKed b
a fractious horso. Ho was In n ver
crlticul condition nt the Inst report.
M. E. Church.
The following services ne.N
Sabbath :
9:45 : Sunday school.
10:45 : preaching.
7:00 : p. in. Epworth league.
8:00 : p. m. , sermon.
Next Sunday will close m
years work before going to Cor
ference.
n All cordially invited ,
c , I W. T. CUNE , Pastor.
RULO
Will Davis closed his restaurant last
week.
Ben Frederic Is building an addition
to his home.
Mr. Pope has moved Into Mrs. del-
lands property.
There arc rumors of wedding bells
In the near future.
John Anderson of Hiawatha wa n
Rtilo visitor Tuesday.
J. A. Illnkto and son Talbcrt were
visiting in Kansas Tuesday.
J. C. Shepherd and son William
were Kansas City passengers Tuesday.
James Tnngney , jr. . and wile are
the proud parents of a baby daughter.
Joe McDonald returned from a busl-
less and pleasure trip to California on
Monday.
A representative of the Fulls City
Music company Is doing business here
this week.
Less Leeds came up from St Joe and
Spent n few hours Sunday with the
tome folks , .
Mary Mahan and Emma Shephard
liavo resigned their position in the
central ofllce.
Emma Shcpnrd went to Wymore last
week where she has employment In a
millinery store.
Mrs. Ella Lohequc returned to her
homo in Kansas City , Kans. , last Sat
urday morning.
A very pleasant party was given at
the homo of Mr. Hclsner in honor of
Lillian Phillips.
The watermelon harvest Is on in full
blast and they did n thriving business
during the horse sale.
Roy Hurt departed for his homo In
St. Joe Tuesday after n few dnys visit
with rolntives nnd friend ? .
Evan Dunn returned from St. .loo
last Thursday where ho has been work
ing on the Union Terminal.
A. C. Graves , night operator hero
for some time , wits transferred to
Table Rock last Wednesday.
Clata Alkinnn , who has been visitIng -
Ing her sister , Mrs. Harrison of St.
Joe , returned homo Wednesday.
El.irry Pcnnlngton , mother nnd fam
ily of Verdon spent Sunday In Rule ,
the guests of A. J. Hurt and wife.
Mrs. Cleland traded her store to Mr.
Crooks for town property and ho then
traded it for a large hotel In Kansas.
Charlie Vastinc , who Is working in
a wholesale drug house in St Joe made
the home folks a short visit the first of
the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Dick of Alton , 111. , de
parted for her homo Thursday after a
brief visit with her father , Mr. Easter
and other relatives.
Prof. S. W. Whltcman left hero last
Saturday for his future homo in Wy
oming after a three months vacation
spent with relatives here.
S. W. Cunningham and \V. M. Vas-
tine sold two carloads of western
horses at the stock yards Tuesday.
Auctioneer Marlon of Falls City con
ducted the sale.
The band boys went to Highland
Wednesday returning the next day.
They snld Highland was the wettest
plfico tney ever struct ; they hnd to
got n team to get to the grand stand
for their music racks , and the water
run into the wagon beds.
STELLA.
A. F. Moritz is home from a visit
with his brother at Macon.
A son was born toShcrm Shlley ant ;
wlfo on Thursday , Aug 23rd.
Twin boys wore born to Rank Me-
Mullen and wife on Friday , Augusl
2Uh.
Herbert Hays left for Omaha Tucs
day where ho will attend school the
coming year.
Alllo Davis left for Tekamnh wed'
ncsday where she will be principal ol
the school there.
Llssa Colglnzior returned this weeV
from un extended visit with her fathei
at Salem , Indiana.
Alf Bourke and bride have gone t <
t housekeeping on one of the Bourki
farms north of town ,
Olga Chancy , a telephone operntoi
of Kansas City , is spending the wcel
with her parents here.
L. M. Mills expects to leave toda ;
for an extended visit with relatives ii
Norton County , Kansas.
Nolle Gaudy of Canada , but former
ly of Humboldt , will teach at Cottagi
Grove the coming terra.
Frank Curtis is home from Choteau
Montana , where he went to work on
Jameson it Son's new mill.
lone Hlndc of Kansas City 1ms been
icro the past week attending the pic-
lie nnd visiting Mary O'Brien.
Mrs. Dora Allen nnd dnughter of
Omaha nre spending the .week nt the
lomo of her father. Cap Evans.
A horse belonging tovm. . Bourne
vho lives west of town , wns killed by
Ightnint. last Thursday evening.
The high school building is being
mporcd and cleaned , preparatory to
the opening of school next Monday.
Shcrm Kroh returned from Billings ,
Montana Monday where he hns been
bnrbcring for the past three months.
Grace Inglesby , n graduate of n
college nt Hastings , will bo the teach
er itt the Pioneer school east of town.
Sam Creed has been suffering with
two broken ribs this week , the result
of being crowdeti against n door' by n
colt.
colt.A
A "Good Luck" six o'clock dinner
wns given by Luclle Harris Inst Fri-
Iny evening for Hazel Clark of Kan
sas City.
Dr. Allen has formed n partners-
ship with Dr. Sutton at Bancroft , Ne-
jraska , nnd expects to move there lm-
medlntely.
Fred Hoover has rented his fnrm
north of town nnd expects to move to
Nemnha soon , where ho has purchased
residence property.
Rudy Pritts , n former resident of
Stella , but who has been living In
Oklahoma for sometime , Is visiting nt
the homo of his son south of town.
Leo Huskott nnd family arc visiting
relatives In BoyU county , Nobr. , and
In Iowa. Issac Stoltz and wife arc
staying at the Iloskett place during
their absence.
Mrs. M. L. Hays , Mrs. Dan Hlgglns.
Misses Marts , Stoltz and Davis were
nmong those who attended the B. Y.
P.U. convention at Teeumseh last Fri
day and Saturday.
OHIO
Ivan Keller spent Sunday at Clay
Peck's.
Ida Burk visited with her brother
Sunday.
Herman Feldler was visiting John
Pnppenbnggen Monday.
Goldle Cook entertained her sister ,
Elmn , one day this week.
Sadie Peck wasn visitor at the homo
of her friend , Rebecca Dodds.
Geo. Peck nnd wife of Falls City
visited relatives here Sunday.
J. W. Dodds and wlfo entertained
George Johnston and family Sunday.
John Hutchison nnd Guy and Albert
Burk spent Sunday with Bert Uodds.
Mrs. John Yocam nnd dnughter ,
Mrs. N. Peck went to Stella Wednes
day.
day.Floyd
Floyd Marshall left last week for his
homo after a week's visit with rela
tives hero.
One of Geo. Shousc's horses died
Monday night which Is quite a loss to
Mr. Shousc.
Mrs. Bruce Dixon and son , Harry ,
of Eldorado , Kans. , were guests of Mrs
Geo. Prlchard.
Willie Flrcbaugh came out from the
county seat to spend a few days with
Clarence Peck.
Ada nnd Kate Shouse were pleasant
visitors at the home of Vera Shaffer
Saturday night.
Some of the young people attended
n wntermelon party Friday evening at
Chester Stump's.
George Shouse and family visited at
the home of Tom Jennison south ol
Falls City Sunday.
Frank Shaffer and wife nre rejoicing
over the arrival of a boy baby which
was born August 27.
Mr. Miller of Waterloo. Iowa , came
Friday nnd Is visiting numerous rein-
tlves in this vicinity.
Goldle and Myrtle Yocam returned
home Tuesday after a week's stay ai
Craig nnd Big Lake , Mo.
Frank Peck and Vera Shaffer spcn
Sunday evening at the home of A. L
Richardson in Falls City.
Herman Schrleber and wife were
guests of the latter's brother Wra
Huottner and wife Sunday.
Edna Shaffer , Anna Stump , Wll
Hulderman and Claude Phillip ! were
visitors at Morrlll Sunday.
N. B. Burnworth and family wen
very pleasantly entertained nt th (
homo of Will Cook last Sunday.
7.oay and Ruby Burnworth are U
the county scat this week with theli
grandparents , sol Marts and wife.
H. J. Prlchard and family and Gee
Prlchard and family were pleasan
visitors at Wm. Bartlett's Sunday.
Quintan Stump and sister Bertha o
Verdon were visitors at the home o
Chas. Stump and wife Sunday a
Straussvllle.
SALEM
Nola McCool went 10 Falls City last
Mday.
Ruth Moore went to Hamilton last
'iicsdny.
Clay Wagoner returned from Mor-
11 , Tuesday.
Jim Mettxami family visited friends
icre Sunday.
Geo. Hansell went to Verdon the
irst of the week.
Joe Wlndell , jr. , was a St. Joe pas-
cnger Monday.
Florence and Mabel Lesley drove to
Falls City Monday.
W. D. Easloy spent several dnys of
ust weuk In Salom.
Cycrll Klnsey attended the picnic in
Dawson Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Baync of Falls City Is vis-
ting Salem friends.
Lloyd Klnsey nnd Ray Corn drove to
Dawson Wednesday.
Joe Wlndell made n business trip to
Falls City Wednesday.
John Davis and Alora risher spent
ast Sunday in Falls City.
Fred Wlndell of Wymore visited at
ils home In Salem Sunday.
Nellie Hleke-i and Rurtliu Ranetma
vent to Dawson Wednesday.
John Fisher , jr. , attended the Dawson -
son picnic both days last week.
Herbert Cudney returned Saturday
from un extended western trip.
Myrtle Deryer of Nlms city visited
ovnr Sunday at O. B. Lesley's.
Mrs. W. Davis and Forest Simmons
were Verdon visitors Monday.
Louise Rule and Lela Powell came
up from the county seat Thursday.
.Too windull and Fey French attended -
ed the picnic in Dawso.i Thursday.
Ralph Moore and wife nnd Roy
Thornburg spent Sunday In Hamilton.
Ben Shrlmptonwife nnd little son ot
Fremont were visitors here last week.
Jim Genrheardt nnd Hnlllo Kelley
were county sent visitors Wednesday.
Lillith Waggoner of Dawson visited
her brother , Dr. Waggoner over Sun
day.
Sherman Klnsey nnd wife were in
town this week visiting nt the home of
L. L. Klnsey.
Lewis MoPherson nnd Angus Moss
of Fnlls City were business visitors to
Salem Wednesday.
Oscar Nusbaum nnd wife of near
Vordon spent Tuesday with Will
Richards nnd wifo.
W. B. Boyd nnd C. B. Snyder left
Wednesday morning for Sabethn , Ks. ,
to attend the rnccs.
Mrs. Chnrles Roberts nnd Helen
Mccool returned Friday from nn ex
tended visit In Fremont.
G. W. Sheeley left Tuesday for a
trip to Alberto , Cnnndn. to look after
his lund interests there.
Olive Tilden returned the Inst of the
week from Fremont where she has
been attending normal school.
Mrs. Curt Mendonhnll nnd little son
of Erie , Kans , , arrived Sunday for nn
extended visit at Ed MendenhalPs.
Joe Wells and wife who have been
living nt Straussvllle , have moved to
this city nnd will rankc this their
future home.
The marriage of Cora M. Jack to
Fred R. Windell will take place at tLe
bride's nome in Peru on Wednesday ,
September oth.
Mrs. G. H. Russell nnd daughters
loft Tuesday for Plnttsburg , Mo ,
where they will visit with relatives
and attend chautauqua.
W. H. Davis returned Tuesday from
bis trip to the G. A. R. encampment at
Minneapolis , Minn. Over 200,000 old
soldiers were present and the reunion
was enjoyed by all veterans.
Ruth Moore entertnlned n large
company of young folks Thursday eve
ning. The time was pleasantly spent in
music and games after which refresh
ments were served. The guests de-
pnrted at n latu hour.
Will Richards , accompanied by Clar
ence Mayfleld and Fred Draper , left
Wednesday from Verdon for Aber
deen , S. D. , where they have positions
ns engineers on thirty-five horse power
threshing machine engines.
A number of young Indies planned tt
tin shower for Edna Barker in honor
of her nppronching mnrringe to Sher
man Mcndcnhnl , and their plans were
carried out successfully on Wednesday
evening. She soon recovered from
her surprise and entertained her
guests in a royal manner.
Mlllnrd Easley entertained n com
pany of her triends on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her ninth birth
day The young hostess proved very
skillful in the entertaining of her
guests and made it very pleasant lor
everyone. The afternoon was snout
in playing games and Inter refresh
ments were served. Mildred was the
recipient of many nice presents as
well as the good wishes of her friends.
Edna Pearl Barker and Sherman
Mendenhall were married at the Chris
tian parsonage in Falls City , Thursday
by Rev. Llndenmeyer. The bride
wore an elegant costume of white silk.
Thu > Men ! accompanied by George
Krupi und wife who were the only rel-
itth'MprciMit at the ceremony. These
youny pi'iipto were both raised in the
neighborhood of Salem and both have
a wide circle of friends. The bride is
a daughter of G. W. Barker and is an
accomplish young lady , admired by
all for her excellent habits. The
groom is a son of Ed Mendenhall and
wife and Is a farmer of high standing.
The bridal couple will go to house
keeping on the John Williams farm
three miles south of town and will take
to their now homo the best wisheof
all.
Real Estate Transfers.
K. C. Wood and wf to Ezra Stlue
cipher w d lot 4 blk 2 Stella $200.00.
EzraStlneclphcr to Lorina wood w
d lot i blk 2 Stella ? 2oO.OO.
Ida Schalble and husb to Minnie
Moore w d lots 1-2 ; i-l blk 12 Steele's
third add to F. C. S-1000.
W E Goolsby nnd wf to George and
Clyde Lum w d lot 4 blk 10 Verdon
S12.- .
S12.w
w M Crook and wi to Georgia del-
land w d lots : -4-.j 0 7-S-9-10.1M2-11)
blk 53 Rule 31700.00
Mrs. V. E. Emerson to Rollon B.
Allen w d lot 1-2 blk U2 Dawson $2000 ,
James H. smith and wf to Ehen
Phllpot et al w d lot 5 blk 11 Hum
boldt 51200
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PIANO BALDWIN BROS. J
A full line of the Small Musical Instruments ,
? Latest Sheet Music , Edison and Victor Records.
We also carry a large stock of
w SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES i
Falls City Music Company ]
Opposite Court House
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