8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE i9 , 1908
240 acres well improved , 1 } miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring. Best of terms. Will take
40 acres as part payment , balance long time at low interest.
C. Smith 200 acres 1 # miles from depot , Richardson county , Nebraska. Good buildings and land. Will
Henry
take 40 or 80 acres as part payment.
.
ICO acres upland , J mile from depot , Richardson county , Nebraska. S12,000.
160 acres Johnson county , Nebraska. 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent.
107 acres near Brownville , Nebraska.
80 acres # -milc from Falls City high school.
LANDS & LOANS 40 acres , $8,000 improvements Also 640 acres adjoining. Will take 100acres as part payment.
Fine running water. A No. 1 opportunity. ,
Money to loan.
STELLA.
D A Watson was In Auburn Thurs
day and Frlduy.
S. R. Freud inadu u business trip to
Auburn lust week.
Willis Clark wont to Auburn for u
visit with friends Sunday.
Will Shihlncok is biilTerlnj. ' from
blood poison In his hand.
R. A. Clark was u business culler In
Drills City the middle of the week.
J. A. Nutter cnnio to this town on
business the middle of the week.
Mlse Nettle Wheeler went to Howe
Thursday to tench her music class.
M Barstlcr and family have been
visiting nt Wayne for the past week.
J M Goodloo's auto Is soon to bo hero
as ho has received word to that elTect.
Messrs Penney and Dustfn of Auburn
were business cullers In StelluThursduy
Clydo Hill came over from Shubcrt
"Wednesday evening to visit with our
boys ,
Jo&n O'Connell of Council Bluffs was
a business caller In our town Wednes
day.
day.W.
W. L. Kccfer , the business man , is a
business visitor In Lincoln the first of
this week.
Young Splckler was in this place
Thursday afternoon with his new auto
mobile.
T R Cain Jr loft Tuesday for Lincoln
whccc ho will attend the Banker's
meeting.
The State Bank bought or have on
trial a now adding machine , which
came Monday.
Grandpa Phlpps of Iowa Is hero this
week visiting with his daughter. Mrs ,
J W Winfrey.
A. T. Barber of Grand Island wa ? a
business culler In this part of the conn-
try Wednesday.
Ora C. Clark , son of Joseuu Clark ,
came over 'from Asplnwall Saturday tote
to do some trading.
Patrick O'Urlcn of Edmoud , Oklaho
ma ib visiting his brother John of this
place this week.
F. G. Wixon , the barber , has been
suffering from a Cnrbunelo this week.
Ho bus hud It lanced.
Dr. and Mrs. K , W. James wont to
Auburn Saturday to visit with the lut-
tor's parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Dun Hinds arrived from Arkan
sas Monday for u visit with her mother
and sister south of town.
M. T. IJH1 passed through this place
the early part of the week on his way
to Shubcrt from Omaha.
Miss Amelia Nausbum of Verdon
came up to this place for a visit with
the Harris family Sunday.
Samuel Jones ot Red Cloud , Kuns.t
arrived lust week for a visit with his
mother who has been very sick.
Krnest Morgan Is helping W. G. Fun.
kell paint Mrs. Viola Hay's house on
the farm south of town this week.
J T Holland and bride left for their
home in St. Louis Thursday noon after
a visit with parents at this place.
I L Plasters took the night train
Thursday morning for Herman , Nob. ,
to look after some business Interests.
Frank Weller who has just returned
from the university , has decided not to
co with the Geographical survey this
season.
A. E. Williams and son Curt , ol
northeast of town came In Monday
morning and took out u new tongue
cultivator. *
Ed Thompson came down from Lin
coin Saturday for a visit with his wife
and her parents. He returned to Liu
coin Sunday.
Mrs Clydo Harden and daughter Em
came up from Verdon Wednesday and
spent a couple of days with her parent :
In the country.
Tom Wilkinson , who formerly llvoi
here. Is in town for a visit with relu
tlves and friends. Ho came in fron
the West Monday.
Mrs 1 M Houstln and daughter Mis
Rill and Miss Francis Ramsey of Fall ;
City are visitors at the home of J I
Bateinan this week.
Jason Tlmerraan visited the faru
Wednesday west of town. Ho say
that the crops on his place look ver ;
well owing to the season.
Dr n W Feurgeson of Scescy , Nev
Jersey , arrived In Stella Wednesday t
look at his farm. Joseph Marts 1
farming the land.
Roy King , the trombonist , from Shu
bert , came to Stella and helped th
boys in their concert. He Intends t
play with the boys when It is posslbl
to get here.
A wrestling match cumo oil In this
place Saturday evening between two
amateurs Dngo Kid , supposed to be
from Lincoln , was one of them.
II L Shuforof Auburn cumo down to
the farm nortli of town Wednesday and
came on to this pltice to transact some
bnslness. His boy Is running the furm.
Mr Vundovcnter from Nemuhu cume
hero Wednesday with a loud of straw
berries and before he left the merchants -
chants were well supplied. They sold
like hot cukes.
Mrs. R. H. Wollor and children have ,
boon visiting II. D. Wcllcr's the past
week. Mr. Woller arrived Saturday
and accompanied his family to their
home In Omaha.
I. W. Harris of this place says that
lie will have 100 acres of idle hind
which Is In the bottom ground , lie
says It Is too late to plant it to corn
from now on.
Mjss XOIKI Marts returned from a
trip to Oklahoma and Missouri Thurs
day. She said she hud to puts through
some very deep wtiter on her return
home on the train.
Eber Lusk who left home some time
ago wrote home the other day and said
that he was located at Elk Creek. Ho
sent home for his piccolo as ho is going
to join the Elk Creek band.
Mrs Bessie A Husttct and children
visited with her mother In Auburn a
few days the first of the week. Her
mother accompanied them to this place
and returned Thursday to Auburn.
Our stock men , Vandevcntor and
Wagner , have been unabloto ship their
lock south this week owing to high
uter. They have been sending a
oed supply to the Nebraska City mar-
et.
Howard Plasters and Maurice Jen-
Ins went out Saturday evening und
llled sixteen ground squirrels on a
ay meadow. Eleven of these animals
I'ero gotten out of one hole In the
round.
Mr Adumson of Auburn cumo down
iVednesduy evening with S P Mutzund
layed with our Bund during the con-
ert. The bojs are glad to have vlsl-
ors come and enjoy the evening with
.hem. .
Children's Day services were held In
hree of the churches Sunday. Very
ntercstlng programs wore carried out
jjMho children of the dlll'oront church-
s. Next Sunday will be Children's
Day at the Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs E Mo nod accompanied
heir daughter , Mrs HE Clark to Kan-
us City Thursday for a short visit ,
'rom ' thnro they will go to Madison ,
AMsconsln , where they will spend the
greater part of the summer.
Elmer and Marlon Marts with faml-
les left Thursday for an overland tripe
o Hooker , Oklahoma , where they " . -ill
isit the former's sister. The trip is In
nirt for the health of Marlon Marts'
wife und whllo there they will look
iirouml fora locution.
W II Hay , the cashier of the First
National Bunk of Auburn came down
o Stella and culled on friends. Mr
Hay was traveling that day just for the
trip over the country. He went from
here to Shubcrt und from there be ex
pected to go to Ncuiuhu.
One of J. A. Raskins' big buy horses
ot sick Thursday evening and for a
while it looked as though it would die
Dr. Pahn of Falls City was callci
hero In the night und after a few hours
work the- horse got better. It hud beet
eating green alfalfa , causing the sick
ness.
ness.Mlsa
Mlsa Maud and her brother , Guj
Montgomery , returned from Colorudi
Thursday , They both have taken i
claim about 15 miles from Wrays , Cole
radound In a good part of the country
their laud lying side by side. Mrs. S t
Montgomery and MUs"Maudo loft th
first of the week and Mrs. Montgomor.
will also take a claim.
The Hoard of Directors of our publl
schools mot Monday evening and com
pleted the election of teachers for th
coming year. Miss Carrie McCreud.
of Pawnee City has been elected uunn
inousiy by the board as assistant prin
cipul for the coming season. All th
other teachers were elected early ii
the year.
The Greek gang huvo struck thl
town again the past week. They ur
laying now rails about a inile south o
hero and making their headquarter
at this place. A number of living car
uro on the side truck und more kee
coming. Wednesday evening so.n
trouble arose in the camp and the bos
o fired about half ol the number. Thurs
e day afternoon ten more joined th
Rang.
Sunday morning while some boys
were running a ruco In the east part of
town on the main road to Shubcrt , F.
G. Weaver who was bringing his little
daughter to Sunday school , turned the
corner just in front of them und belorc
cither could stop they hud come to
gether. Mr. Weaver and little daugh
ter were thrown to the ground and the
buck wheel on the rig wus torn otT.
The little girl received some bruises
und Mr. Weaver wus badly shaken up.
These young men are residents of this
place and should have known that It
was unlawful to run a ruce In the cor
poration limits , notwithstanding it was
Sunday.
SALEM
Cass Moore of Alnsworth was in town
Monday.
Walter Carlisle was In Falls City
Monday.
Mrs C B Beck came down ( rom Tecumseh -
cumseh Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Morris went to Peru
Tuesday morning.
J T Shrlmpton came homo from Fre
mont Tuesday afternoon.
M. and Mrs. Clay Wugner uro visit
ing in Dos Molnes , Iowa.
John Holtsraau of Guthrlo Center ,
Iowa , is visiting his sister , Mr. W. C.
McCool.
The McDermet sisters went to Peru
Wednesday , where they will attend the
summer term of the normal school.
Misses Lllu und Irene Spurlock and
leulah and Mary Russell went to Dor-
hosier , Neb. , Wednesday. The Misses
spurlock go from there to Denver ,
hero they will spend the summer.
Misses Nola and Annie Otis McCool
eft Tuesday for Keystone , Wyoming ,
k-hcro they will spend the summer with
heir nunt Mrs. G. Simmons. Mr. Mc
Cool accompanied them us far as Omaha
Relatives here have received cards
nnounelng the marriage of Dorothea
loberts and Walter Stavcr on Wed-
lesduy , June a4 , at 12 o'clock , at Coun
cil BluIVs , Iowa. They will be at home
at Mitchell , S. D. , after Aug. 1st.
OHIO
Paulina Wens' was a guest of Elsie
lucttner Sunday.
S. II. Knisely and family visited with
iph Peck Sunday.
John Schuler , jr. was a guest of his
sister Mrs. Sticker.
Donna Shuil'cr was a gncht of her
> rother Earl , Monday.
O. A , Hurk and family pcnt Sunday
with Will Burtlettand wife.
Charles Stump and wife spent Sun-
lay with Guy Lichty and wife.
Frank Lichty and family spent Sun-
lay with Geo. Prlchard and family.
Charles and Fred Wcnz and Albert
Rocsch spent Sunday at Will Huett-
iicrs.
Herman Iluettnor and family spent
Sunday with his brother Will and
famiiy.
P E. Shaffer and family spent Sat
urday night with Francis Stump in
Falls City.
Edna Shaffer returned home one day
last week after a two weeks visit in
Nebraska City.
Dan Uncopher of Valley Falls , Kan ,
was the guest of F. S. Lichty and fam
ily Saturday night.
Anson Knisely , Cleou Peck and their
wives were guests of Eph Peck anc
faintly Sunday.
Mrs. W. K. Knight spent a couple
of days this week with her parents
Eph Peck and family.
Mrs. C. E. Yocnm returned to hej
home In Du Boise Tuesday after n
weeks visit with her sister-in-law
Mrs. N. Peck.
The childrcns day exercises giver
by the Maple Grove Sunday scltoo
Sunday evening was fine and the at
tendance wai good considering th <
roads. The decorations were nice.
SHUBERT
Roscoe Cornell spent Sunday in Fall
City.
.Clyde Hill was a Stella visitor quiti
recently.
Mrs. B. Ankrom of Barada was sbop
plug here Saturday.
Mack Weddlo spent Sunday at tb <
homo of Sim Weddle
Ed Krug spent Sunday wlth'nls rela
tlves in the country.
Fred Werner marketed 1000 busbe
of corn here Thursday.
Fred Brlsby was a business visitor a
Stella last Wednesday.
M Us Collins of Peru is now \lsitlng
with her brother's family.
Mr. Johnson of Hiawatha was a busi
ness visitor here Monday.
Nina Shubert spent Sunday with her
little friend , Uernieo King.
Mr. Scott of Stella was u business
visitor here the first of the week.
Mr. S. Tlmmennun of Stella wus
business visitor here during the week.
Mr. Vutideycnter of Brownsville was
a business visitor hero during the week
Mrs. M. T. Hill entertained her
aunt and uncle , Mr. Grlllith of Stella
lust Monday ,
Mrs. J. D. Palmer of Oklahoma City
arrived hero during the week for a
visit with relatives.
Misses Lena and Maggie Weick were
the guests of the Mlsse ? Lltz at dinner
last Sunday.
Win. Chnppmun und wife of Falls
City have been the guests of relatives
near town for several days.
Mrs. Nee and son cam e over Tuesday
to spend the day with their daughter
and sister , Mrs. M. T. Hill.
Mrs. J. Harring left Monday mor
ning for a two weeks stay with friends
n the western part of the state.
Thos. McClain spent u part of last
vcek with borne folks in Fulls City , re-
rning to bis work hero Monday.
Mrs. Higgins has now moved into
icr property , which she recently pur
chased of 0. A. Lord on Elm street.
Solon Cooper returned home from
Arkansas Thursday , where he has
spent several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Elmnr Else and daughter Grace
were visiting at the homo of Mrs. F.
M. Oathout last Saturday.
Win. Brown spent the creator part
of last week at the country home of
Worth King , doing some painting.
Mrs. M. H. Taylor and daughter
uladys wus cntertulned at dinner last
Wepnesduy at the home of Mrs. Dolph
Krug.
Grandma Hill und daughter Miss
'ora ' , enjoyed several days visit from
their sou E. E. Hill and wife 'of York
lust week.
On nccount ot the ruin Rey. Supp of
Nemuhu wus nimble to deliver his ser
mon at the Christian church lust Sun
day evening.
Wm. Oathout is now fitting up the
Shulenberg building ou Main street
for Martin's photograph gallery , which
will bo here soon ,
Mrs. J. M. Wheeler and Mrs. Henry
Flshburn und duughtur Dora , will leave
this week for an extended visit with
relatives at Portland , Oregon.
Grandma Evans and daughter Mrs.
McDowell of Stella left Monday for a
two month's stay with homo folks and
old time friends at Columbus , Ohio.
Miss Cora Hill , principal of our high
school and her mother left during the
week for Lincoln , where they will spend
the vacation with relatives. Miss Cora
expects to take a course of study while
there.
BARADA.
R. H. Dunn was In Falls City Tues
day.
day.C.
C. H. Martin was in Falls City one
day last week.
R. J. Dunn was a business visitor in
Shubert Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Mnrtin was shopping In
Falls City Monday.
Miss Lola Butler was on the sick list
the fore part of the week.
Wm. McGowun is now working for
Clcnon Gutes nenr Shubert.
John Morehend and son were Baradu
visitors Monday and Tuesday.
Barada wus without mall Monday
> and Saturday of last week owing to the
1 high waters.
Elbert Deloug and wife and Mrs.
Ann Delong were shopping In the citj
one day last week.
Dr. Stong reports a son born June
12th at the homo of Jesse Kennedy ant
wife nenr Hillsdale.
Miss Muo Thompson , who has beet
visiting for the past week with rela
tlves at this placa , returned home or
Tuesduy.
Scott Cochrun , who has been working
for his uncle , William Nutter , neui
Falls City , is now employed by L. H
Morehead. Mr. Cochrun visited the
fore part of the week with his cousin
Wm. Whlttlngton.
J. A. Martin was in Shubert several
days the fore part of the week. Mr
Martin has now completed his gallerj
in Shubsrt and will be prepared to di
photographic work at that place on
Saturday of ouch week.
Hon. Henry Gordon and wife came
up from the elty this week for u few
days visit with the children.
. Rev. Leutnan and wife visited last
Thursday with .Tosesh Surma und fain-
iiy.
J. T. Isubel returned last week from
Brock , where ho went to bring homo
his wife und children , who wore yislt-
Ing his son , Sam. His son's crops have
been entirely destroyed by the high
waters there.
There will bo no preaching at the
Evangelical church next Sabbath ,
owing to the minister's absence , Ho
will bo in attendance at the Ministerial
and Sunday school convention at Blue
Springs on Saturday and Sunday , Juno
27th and 28th. Rev. S. B. Dillon , pre
siding elder of the Evangelical church
for this district will hold quarterly
meetings at this place.
VERDON.
Clarence Clark of Kansas City was In
town Monday.
Anna Fraunfelder spent Sunday with
Grace Auxier.
W. D. Corn made a business trip to
Barada last Thursday.
J. W. Watson and family moved to
Lincoln , Neb , last week.
Miss Amelia Nusbaum left Saturday
for an extended trip through the East.
Mrs. Clyde Harden and daughter
visited relatives at Stella one day last
week.
Mrs. Elvira Hull returned homo Sun
day after spcndinsr several days with
her son near Stella.
Edna Wolfe spent the first of the
week at the homo of Sam Auxier and
1 wife west of town.
Mrs. Llllle Wilkinson and daughters
spent Sunday at the home of Sam Aux-
ior and family west 01 town.
Rev. J. T. Rowan was again able to
occupy the pulpit a * , the Evangelical
church Sunda } ' , after an illness of sev
eral weeks.
An attempt wus made to burn the
buildings of R. E , Bowman , Monday
night. The fire was discovered and
put out before uny dumage was done.
Mrs. Llllio Wilkinson and daughter *
entertained Misses Hart and Armbrus-
tcr and Mrs. O. W , Hart and da"ghter
of St Joe , at supper Friday evening.
Clydo Lutn , Loren Corn , Sherm By-
erly. Henry Corn , Ernest Overton , Dr.
Griffith , R. Fisher , John Wcuvor , Or-
lundo Veal and Arthur Branson , at
tended lodge at Da.vson Tuesday night.
RULO.
Mrs Hull was a Fulls City visitor lust
Friday.
John Kanaly was a Falls City visitor
Monday.
W B Hinton of Omaha was in Rule
recently.
A J Osburn was a Falls City visitor
recently.
Mrs Belpeler was a Falls City visitor
one day recently.
Floyd Spicer and wife visited Rule
relatives lust week.
Kate Young spent Saturday with
relatives In this city
The date set for the Rule picnic Is
August 13 , 14 and 15.
E R Marshall visited with his brother
in Rule over Sunday.
Ira Philips of DeWitt was a busi
ness visitor last week.
Wm Dorste and wife were Rule visi-
tors4he first of theweek. .
A. T. Sherman of Table Rock was in
Rule one day recently.
Mrs George Taylor spent Sunday
with Mrs Hnttio Marsh.
Seymour Coupe has returned from a
business trip to Auburn.
Mr and Mrs Win Johnston , returned
from Falls City Tuesday.
3 Alice Titlow visited friends In Falls
1 City the first of the week.
J M Gustafson of Wyrnoro spent a
few days in Rule recently.
C. C. Shelly of Preston wus a Rule
visitor one day last week.
Mrs. C B. Rodgers visited with Mrs.
Deltz the last of the week.
James Mendenhall of Beatrice was In
Rule looking up old friends.
Muttie Huys of the Reservation has
been visiting with her sister.
1 Frank Brown was a business visitor
to Falls City one day last week ,
Mr and Mrs Herman Kloepfel spent
Sunday with bis father's family.
Mr and Mrs Christian of Turklo vis
ited their son's family last week ,
Edward and Ona Tucker spent a few
days with Ellas Martin and family.
> Rev Bennett Maze of Duwson preach
ed In the Holiness church Sunday.
J A Illnkle und son Tolbut visited
with relatives at Fortescue Sunday.
Vuughn McVey was a St. Joseph vis
itor a few days the first of the week.
Norm Kcrmodo was a business visitor
to the County capital one da } ' last week
Leonard Simon and family of Preston
visited his father and mother recently.
Henry Smith , who Is working In
Pluttsmouth , spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs Robert Paul was called to St
Joseph Monday morning by the illness
of a sister.
Mr and Mrs Wm Carico of Falls City
were the guests of Mrs Kern and daugh
ter Edith Sunday.
Pat Horan of Pueblo , Col. , visited
with relatives and old friends in this
vicinity last week.
Mrs James Zelgler returned from
Dawson Sunday , where she had been
visiting her mother.
J A Osburn and family departed Fri
day for an extended visit with rela- .
tlves In Pennsyvania.
Roy Dykes , a former Rule boy , has
been engaged as principal of the Jau-
san school In Nebraska ,
Charlie Arnold , wlte and baby of
Kansas , visited with Hannibal Harri
son Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Graham returned from a visit
with her son Cjrtls , In the western
part of the state last Friday.
Mrs Buzzellc of Lincoln who has
been visiting with Mrs Frank More-
house , returned home Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Parsons and Maude
Boyd departed Thursday for an ex
tended visit with relatives at Greeley ,
Colorado.
Erenice Randolph of Kansas City ,
who Is visiting with her grandmother
here , spent several days with Falls City
relatives this week. /
John Wlltse and wife , und Miss Mary
Wlltso of Falls City came down Tues
day morning lor the funeral of their
little niece , Mary Wiltse.
C. B. Rogers of Wyraore spent sev
eral du3'3 here this week trying to
solve some of the problems caused by
so much ruin and high wa cr.
Duvo Anderson has returned from
Mineral Springs , Mo. , and has decided
Rule Is good enough for him. They
now occupy the Planto house.
Mrs. August Johnson and two daugh
ters who have been visiting friends In
Rule the past week returned to their
home in Nebraska City , Monday.
Mrs D VunVnlkenberg und party ar
rived safely in Denver in spite of the
recent Hoods. They report themselves
highly delighted with the climate of
Colorado.
Harry Bradford , brakemun and Mr.
Calkins are with the passenger train
at Atcbison , by way of St. Joe and is
now doing passenger an freight work
between AtchUon and Sparks , and will
continue to do so until the track is re
paired between Iowa Point and Sparks.
The remains of Mrs Russell were
brought to Rule from the West , on the
eight o'clock train Tuesday morning ,
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church , Rev Sproll officiating. She
was 96 years old and until recently was
a resident of Rulo. The body was laid
to rest In the Catholic cemetery south
west of town.
Miss Mary Jones , a former Rule girl ,
was married to Mr Theodore Foss at
Weeping Water , Neb , on Tuesday ,
June 2nd , Rev H W Cope ofliclating.
After an elegant three course breakfast
the bride and groom left for Adamsi
where they will reside on a farm owned
by the groom. Miss Jones was raised
In Rule and was a graduate of the Rule
school , and taught here a few years
ago. Her many friends extend sincere
congratulations.
The Ludles Aid Society of the Meth
odist church gave an entertainment ut
the opera house last Saturday night.
The program contained fourteen num
bers , every one of which was excellent ,
und well received by nn appreciative
audience. The readings by Mrs Lottie
Nlchol and Mr Maze were especially
good. Of the musical numbers no one
can be given particular mention , as
each one was so good In its way. Rule
certainly has good home talent of which
she Is justly proud. The proceeds
amounted to ? 22C5 and would have been
much larger , had the weather not been
so unfavorable. Great credit is due to
Mrs J W Cunningham , who arranged
the program , and was untiring in her
efforts to make it a success.