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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1907)
8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 3 , 1907 Fen SAM : 820 acres nboiit d miles of Snlein , upland. All fenced , new house rooms , well mid windmill , 150 acres cultivated , 20 avrea meadow , 8 acres timber , balance putiUitv Henry C. Smith $10 IIHIacre. . Small payment down balance 10 years time 5 per cent. A bargain. . 110 to 120 acres near Salem , bottom land , Good torniH. Might rent for 1907. Handy todep otand town. KSO acres 2 miles of Falls City. 4.00 acres 2A miles of Stella. 1GO acres NuckulL-s Co. , Neb. About 50 acres winter wheat , $ -10 per acre. 80 acres Brown county , Kas. , 7 milee LANDS & LOANS southeast of Hiuwatha. Will take Hinall house in Falls City as part pay. Good terms. 200 acres 15 miles Falls City , good , fair house. 1GO acres Johnson county , peed terms. BARADA. Liveryman Corn WHS over from Vor- 5on Thursday. John Flash of Ncmuhu WHS scon on our streets Wednesday. Harinun Kelley Is m > from Full * City for ii vllt with homo fo'.ks. On May llth , there will he n social bop ul schulonburg's hnll. J. A. Martin spent Friday with the Falls City photographers. Our up-lo-dalo milliner , Mrs. C. W. Allen , reports u thriving business. .1. U. Hargravo of C/alg , Mo. , Sent | Bovcrul days hcrc.iboiite last week. W. A. Cox 1ms returned from u re cent trip to Grotnu und various other points. Rudolph Vocglo and wife who won no badly burned last week are slowlj Improving. The Missouri river IUIH cut out purl of the main road near the Cotehei tehool house. Polish Furnas und A. Pond who him been working at the Wllcman fanr loft Saturday forI3rownvlllo. Dr. .1. P. Stong left Sunday for Mt /ion , Iowa , whcru he will spend two or three weeks visiting friends and rela tlvcs. Albert Mlohaclls loft for Superior Nebraska , whore ho has secured a po Billon as a carpenter. IIo will bo gem nil summer. Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler lias return etl from Falls City where she underwent wont an operation. She Is reported ni doing nicely. Ed Duorfcldt on Wednesday of las week moved his family to Omahi whcro bo has secured a position a motormuti with a street ear line. Philip Matkt ; ciuno over from Oregon gen , Mo. , for a load of housoholi goods , ilo has just completed a IIn cottage on his farm near that place. Nlo Williamson has purchased a bran now mall wagon. It Is u dandy , an the patrons of Route 1 , have a rlgh to bo justly proud of such an cqul | mont. Mrs. Win. Bellman with her fathe and mother , Mr. and Mrs. Georg Prazco drove over la liumboldi , Oas Sunday for a few days visit with ho sister , Mrs. Maude Rcddick. John Markt and family departed sin day for Oregon , Mo. , when * they nr going to make their homo. Mr. Marl drove through , with u load , Mrs.Marli and children went by rail. They wl bo greatly missed here. Our genial bchool mistress , Ml : Laura Kllma is becoming very populc as an Instructor. She has a choice < several very desirable positions , bi has accepted a place In the upp ( grammar grades at Dawson , where lu parents reside. Wo very much rogn that wo are not to have Miss Klhr hero ue.\t year. On Monday morning the sad nov was received of the death of Grande Dunn In Lincoln. Mr. Dunn had bcc 111 slnco last November , although r was able to bo out the portion of eac day until about six weeks ago when 1 became bedfast. The disease was tt result of a hardening of the blood vc scla of the head , and about ten da ; ago ho was taken to Lincoln where I might receive the most gclentlflo ti n ment possible. From the time 1 reached there the reports received ute to the last were particularly encou aging , and news of his demise came i a shock tu his loved ones. Ills son R. J. and Ira Dunn left Monday mor Ing for Lincoln returning Tuesdr morning with the remains which wci brought hero for lateracnt. The f neral was held from the Big Beth at 10 o'clock Tuesday , by Rov. Teeti of Falls City , and the body laid to re in the Harris cemetery , followed by largo concourse of friends and rol lives , JcptbaDunn was born In tl iato of Now Jersey , Juno lutb , 183 ; nd died at Lincoln , Ncbr. , April 2St 1007 , aged 711 j ears , 10 months and Aays. At an early ago ho united wl tne Baptist church of which ho h been a faithful number. On Augn 21 , 1S50 , he was united In marrlai with Susan Mlttower , ut Tillln , Ohl To this union two children were bor Ira A. Dunn and Rowley J. Dunn , beef of whom now reside at Barada. Ti deceased leaves u wife , two song , o brother and sister to mourn for hii The brother and sister reside at Sparl Michigan. We extend to the sorro jng relatives our most heartfelt syi pathy. SALEA1 Joe VVindcl wont toSt. Joe , Tuesday. Alice Douglass spent Sunday In Falls City. Sam Mayno came up-from Falls City , Tuesday. Tom Gnston WHS over from Morrlll , Tuesday. W. A. Uunnii ol Falls City , was In town Monday. Charlie Ayres and wlfu visited at Morrlll on Tuesday. 1 John Banker went to Mound City , Mo. , Wednesday. Cass Moore and Dr. Ileskett drove to Falls City , Saturday. Ethel Cochrun left Wednesday for a visit ni DcWltt , Neb. Jess Shrlmpton and wife drove to Falls City on Tuesday. Clarence Dingle went to Falls City on business Wednesday. County Treasurer Lord visited in Salum , Tuesday ovoninir. Edith and Shell Harris went to Paw- son on a visit Wednesday. Ura Mobloy wont to llumboldt on Friday for a visit with friends. Lettle and Clyde Stewart came down from Fulla City on Saturday. Wm. Loracher and J. O. Ilorton drovu to Falls City on Saturday. Wade Whltton , wife and daughter drove to Falls City on Saturday. Joe Windol , Iva and Ruby Meredith drove to Falls City OR Saturday. W. W. Barrett Is entertaining his brother from Hastings , this week. Mra. S. P. Jennings and Mrs. Van- Uorvorl went to Dawson on Tuesday. MaynardStitzer left Sunday for Park , Nob. , where ho has accepted a position. Mrs. Win. Stewert and daughter , Lctllo , came up from Falls City , Fri day. Mrs. Allen May and little son re turned home from Falls City on Moiv day. day.Dr. Dr. Nicola of College View , Neb. , was the guest ol Dr. Waggoner lasi week. Mrs. Hannah Van Dervort and Mrs Hugh Van Dervort went to Falls City Friday. Mr. ScbalTer , wife and daughter Bessie , of Shubert , visited In Salem Tuesday. Sadyo Cut-run came down from Dawson - son Friday , for a visit with Salcn friends. Mrs. E. Stamford of Kansas City visited at the homo of Lovl Klnscy last week. Dr. Hiram Day of Parnell , Mo. , vis lied last week with his brother , Dr Clinton Day. Mrs. Frank French and chlldroi came down from Uumboldt Friday , fo a few days visit. Fred Cleveland and wife and a part ; of friends from Nebraska City , were ii town last Monday. Mrs. Grant Holmick camodown fron Stella last week , for a visit at the horn of her father , R. C. Brown. Goldlo Billings and Blanche Dor came down from Dawson Friday , for : visit over Sunday with parents. Lou Mobley was In Dawson las week , helping John Moore with hi painting and paper hanging contracts A farewell party was given Maynan Stltzer on Saturday evening In th , - Ranger hall. The evening was spen . In music and games and at ten o'cloc refreshments were served at Malone J Snyder's restaurant Twenty was th number present. STATE NORAUL NOTES The senior class play , "As You Llk It , " will be given May 20tb. The Normal received u visit ihl week from both the Board of Educi tion und the State Examining Board , Earl Cllno a member of the sonic ° ! olnes bus been elected to u position i ' ! the Hlijh'Schoot nt O'coola. ' ' . ' Superintendent Toblo of Falls Clt I visited the Normal ono day last wee , and gave a short talk in chapel * The base ball game with Nebrask City Saturday resulted In a victory fc the Normal team with n score of 0 to j The following persons from Hun ' n' boldt visited the Normal lasl weel e Rov. Hamilton , Mrs. Emma Segrls e Dr. Myers , Horberl Ford and Frc ! , Arnold. i. Miss Marie Machln , a native of Pori Rico , who graduates this year froi tne Normal has been elected to a pos tlon In the Porto Rico schools. FARGO. EJ liauman.was at Falls City Mon. day. Clarnnce Shot ? spent Sunday in Corning. fl. G. Dorsto liud business ut Craig Monday. John Wlcsman was a Rule visitor Saturday. Fred Teumtm had business at Cor ning Thursday. C. J. Wallruff was visiting with homo folks recently. Peter Nedeuken and wife , were In Hulo Saturday. ( icorge Wisenstino of Barada was a visitor hero Thurduy. George Fischer had business ut the county seat Saturday , Ed Bauman und family spent Sunday with his brolhur , Joe. Koehlor , the blacksmith hud business at Falls City Saturday. Jacob Wlssmaii hud business at the county eut Wednesday. H. G. Dorste and fumlly were Fulls City shoppers recently. W. F. Dorste and wife were Fulls City visitors Wcdncsduy. Barney Vougcle of Sunny Vulloy was with home folks Sunday. Bill Buck und family were visiting with Wm. Strecker Sunday. John Bauman is busy hauling lumber from Fargo , Intending to build a com crib. Henry and Carrie Hlrschberger were visiting with friends al Moore , Kane. , recently. ' Mrs. Saal Is staying with her duugn- lerMrslludy Voegolo who was severely burnl last week while burning corn stalks. EdmonU Dorsto Duvo Jondrow und Baldo and Conrad Dunnecker of Wlne- bago Valley attended the card social at Rule Thursday. VERDON Nolle Weaver was a Falls City visitor Friday. Geo. Hall and wife drove to Falls Dlly , Friday. Dr Uouslon was up from the county seat Sunday. Hurry Jenkins was a county seat vis itor on Friday. Florence Judd spenl Sunday ut * her liomo in Dawson. Wm. Mowory of Stella , was lu town Tuesday evening. Mrs. Warren Douglas and daughters spent Sunday al Slella. Eb Goolsby and daughter went to Omaha on Wednesday. Mr. Johnson and son were M. P. pas- engers to Omaha on Sunday. X.ack Brldgeman und Mr. Baylors were Barada visitors Saturday. Mrs. D. G. Grllllths and son are homo from Ihelr vUltal Wymore. Mrs. Skinner and son of Si. Joels vis iting her sister , Mrs. Charles Ocamb. Sylvia Curraaclo spent Ihe lasl of Ihc week visiting rolallves al Straussvlllo. Jake Noyert of Alchlson , visited friends and relallves hero last week. Mrs. M. D. Lum sponl lasl Thursday at the country homo of Mrs. H.J. Kiel. Mrs. Minnie Boyl and Cora Swlse- good went to Dawson last Wednesday. Mr. Chullln and wife of Huraboldt , spenl Sunday wllh O. P. Veal and fam ily. George Hossack of Falls Uily , spent u parl of lusl week wllh his sister , Mrs. W. C. Sloan. Blanche Houtz loft Monday night for an extended visit wllh relallvcs ut Noreatur , Kas. Mrs. Will Goolsby and children vis ited relatives ut Straussvllle , the latter part of the week. Mr. James and wife and Mrs. tlaniku and little daughter of Shubert , were it : town last Wednesday. Mabel Bellar loft last Tuesday even ing for Portland , Oregon , where she will remain for some time. LaVcrne Arnold , EUna Griffith Vcrna Wilkinson , Flora Dietrich , Con Douglas , Muriel Stewart , Llzzlo Con over and Ruth Clark attended the pro gram al the Fuirvlow school , south o town , Friday afternoon. Improper action of the kldneyi causes backache , lumbago heumatlsm "Plneules" ' is a kidney remedy lha will relieve these diseases. Pleasant t < take and guaranteed lo glvo satUfac tlon or money refunded. "Relief It every dose. " Sold by A. G. Wanner NEW FIRM ! NEW GOODS ! H a e. f f I e , Rieger We are Headquarters for the Full and Complete line of St. Joseph Implements This line needs no introduction in this community as these goods are conceded the best on the market. When in need of a Lister , Cultiva tor , Harrow or anything in the line of Implements , call on us and get 4 " prices before buying. We also carry a fine line of Wagons , Carriages "ii and Buggies. In addition , we carry a full line of Flour and Feed from the following mills : Preston , Falls City and White Cloud. When in town call on us and look over our stock whether you want to buy or not , we will treat you right. PRESTON , NEB. HAEFFLE , RIEGER & CO. THE VERY BEST THE VERY CHEAPEST OHIO Sadl < s Peck visited with Vera Shaffer Sunday. Win. McGowen was a Falls City vis- tor on Sunday. Grace McCann is spending the week with her sister. John Schultz spent Friday nitrht wllh Barney Voegles. John Hutchison spenl Saturday last > vlth Guy Stump. Bernlco Peck was u victim of the measles last week. Kate Shouse was a guest of Grace Sedrow on Sunday. John Stump and Wm. Bow.nun were Verdon visitors on Sunday. J. S. EvereU of Omaha visited last Friday with Grundpap Peck. A. McCunn and wife were guests of II. A. Burk and wife recently. Grand pap Peck who was quite sick is some better at this writing. Katie Welck was a guest of A. Brachhahn and wife on Sunday. D. Sausmanand wife visited one day recenlly with Eph. Peck and wife. Frances Stump and wife visited with Jesse Spangler and wife on Sunday. Frank Llchty and Mr. Turman visi ted one day last week with F.S.Llchty. Chus. Xenlnor and family were guests of Fred Bahr and wife Sunday. Gco. Prichard and family spent Sun day at Barada , the guests of frlonds. Gco. Shousa and family were quests of Noah Peck and favlly on Sunday. S. H. Knisely and wife spent Sunday with the latlor's falher who is quile III. ' Jennie Burk and Grace MeCann were guests of Ethel Peck Tuesday after noon. noon.Wes. Wes. Ncdrow and family spent Sun day In Falls City with Mrs. Nedrow's parenls. O. A. Burk and wife wool to Rule on Wednesday to attend the funeral of a relative. C. E. Peek und wife of Merrill , came up Friday and spent a few days with relallvcs. Edith Peck and mother spent Sun day in Strausvllle the guests of J. W. Maust and wife. Daisy and Frank Peck were guests at the homo of their uncle , S. H. Knlseloy Sunday. Harvey and Sadie Peck and Vcra Shaffer spent Sunday evening with H. A. Burk and wife. H. A. Burk and wife went to Rule , last Wednesday , to attend a funeral ol a cousin of the fomrer. Mrs. G. W. Bartlot went to Rule on Wednesday to attend the funeral ol her cousin , Mr. McWaln. John Hutchison returned home from Merrill , Kansas , last week , whore he has been for the pact month. Mrs. Geo. Sturms and son , Earlwent to Holton , Kansas , last Friday for an extended visit with a brother. Mrs. W. K. Knight and little daugb ter of the county seat spent a part ol last week with her mother , Mrs. Eph Peck. W. Hucttncr and Andrew Ketterer went to Ho'.ton , Kas , last week , to visIt - It the latter's brother and take a view of the counlry. Claude Phllllppl and wife. William Haldeman and Edna Shaffer spent the first part of the week in Merrill , Kan. , the guests of relatives. About thirty-live guests assembled at the home of Noah Peck's lust Thurs day evening In the way of a surprise party for John Hutchison , a son of Mrs Peck. And a complete surprise it was too. Out door games were played and at a Into hour the young folks departed for their homes declaring of having an elegant time Refreshments were served. Delia Knisely closed a most success ful term of school last Friday in Dist 81. The parents of the pupils came early In the day with baskets well filled and u picnic dinner was nnjoyed at the noon hour by the pupils and pa trons of the school. The program was very interesting and the day was a , genuine holidayv thoroughly enjoyed by all and a fitting end to the three months school term that has been pleasing and satisfactory to the entire district slnco Miss Delia took charceof the school. "STELLA. Joe Ncdrow and wife spent Sunday wllh his parents at Falls City. Mrs. J. A. Vaught is visiting her son , CloyJ , at Sterling this week. Florence and Bessie McDowell spent Sunday und Monday with friends near Salem. , Arthur Camblln returned Sunday from a month's visit in the western part of the state. A crowd of ten Odd Follows atlended u meeting of that lodge in Lincoln , last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. James Brlsby and two little children ot Omaha , are spending the weak with Stella relatives. Will Snow , wife and children of Lin coln , tire spending the week with her parents , Fred Fankell and wife. Preston Martin , a printer from Liberty , spent the ( irst of the week with his sister , Mrs. Rich Morris. The Trail Club met with Florence Reynolds Monday evening. The head prizes were won by Olive Harris and John Imler. Beulah Greenwald finished a term of school In the Prairie Union dlsitrlcl last Friday and has returned to hci homo In Falls City. Roberl Bowman captured five young wolves last Monday and took them t ( Falls City , where he received a bountj of three dollars each. Romalne and Lou Tiraerman hay < been at North Pliitte , this week will the intention of filing on some of tin land that is open to entry. Stella will huvo four graduales Iron the high school this year. They ar < Joe Biggins , Mary O'Brien , lone Shlck and Luclle Harris. Mrs. Caroline Haggard was called U Denver , last week , by the death of : sister , Mrs. Nichols. She was wcl known in Stella , having spenl part o : the winter here. PRESTON Mrs. Helen Gates of Rulo. sp. .ri Wednesday with Mrs. Cramer Raj Andrews , the Rule lineman , v.-.u looking after business here this wee'c ' Henry Ham of Hiuwatha , was look ing ufter business in our burg Thu'- > day. day.C. C. F. Pribbeno und son , Charles , 1-ifi for the west Wednesday , where < ue goes1 on business. Nellie Morris was u Rule passeiir2r : Wednesday returning Monday. liny Sm'll , our rustling night operator - tor , took a Hying trip/-to I alls City , Thursday. Mrs. J. 1 ! . Shelly and Mrs. Fraas : Schneider were shopping in Fulls City on Thursday. Tom Kanaly returned home fro 12 Shubert , after a visit with friends. C. C. Shelly had business In { 15 counly seal on Saluroaj. Mrs. L. D. McCumber and M.-t. Peler Frederick were shopping 10 Falls Cily Saturday. Anna Pyle and Evelyn Shelly dni-e to Falls City on Saturday. James Muddox was a visitor hm-a Saturday. Edna Brown and Lillian Oswald of Falls Clly , were vlalllug wlih Get > Irufle and Mary Thacker u few daiM this week , Verona story and cousin , William Slory , of alls Clly , were Preston yli- itors Sunday. | F. W. Schroeder was a visitor from Falls city on Saturday. chas. Johndreau and Orvllle Meyers of Falls city , wore Preston visitors ou Saturday. Mrs. A. Ffallle was a county visitor with her brolbcr , F. Frle , Saturday. Rob Kanaly and Harvy Huber of Rule , were callers hero on Sunday. Wm. Threldkeld was a buslnass caVl- or here on Saturday. Joseph Nollzel was a passenger to Falls city one day ihls week. Herman sellz was transacting bus1. ' ness here on Monday. Margrave & co. shipped three cars of hogs and one carload of cuttle to Kaa- sus city , Monday nighl. Lawrence Whalen of Rulo. wo.a Preston nailer Monday. Richard Kaiser left for St. Joe OB Tuesday , where ho under went un ope- rulion for appendicitis. John weinert and wm. Zoeller accompanied him. Married At SI. Joe on Wednesday , April 24 , Leonard E. Simon and Grace Pyle , formerly of this place. Mr. simon - mon is manager of the Prestoo Drug Co , white MUs Pyle is the second youngest daughter of Al Pyle. A' ' . their friends congratulate them and wish them much happiness and joy The young couple are keeping house for the bride's father , west of town. j. R. shelly and wife. Anna Pyle , Mrs. H. Mccumber , Gertrude Mccumb- r er , C. C Shelly , Albrldgo Pyle , Maurice McMahon and J. s , Wilson were visitors to Ihe counly seal on Tuesday. Dr. Henderson of Uulo , was a pro- WY j fesslonal caller here on Monday. f * ' Henry Moyers and Herraon Wolf each shipped a car load of cattle to st Joe on Tuesday , chas. Haftle accotu. panted them.