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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1908)
r t r ^ ^ 240 acres well improved, 1J miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring. Best of terms. Will take . nirri <rM. jL X. M _ 40 acres as part payment, balance long time at low interest. 200 acres 1 'i miles from depot, Richardson county. Nebraska. Good buildings and land Will III >1 H ^ || i take 40 or 80 acres as part payment — — ™ 100 acres upland, 1 mile from depot, Richardson county. Nebraska. fl2,000. 160 am** Johnson county, Nebraska. 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent. ■■■mx*. 107 acres near Brownville, Nebraska. jjMk f? M" (,% ^ ^ I ^^^^k SO acres >+-mile from Falls City high school. * Jf ™ -i i tgJ* ft M) | 640 acres, $8,000 improvements Also 640 acres adjoining. Will take 160 acres a- part payment. M JffSSMg. | ft , I Fine running water. A No. 1 opportunity. ® ® ^^^^doney^t^loan The County in General The “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. RULO W. A. Rodaeapol Missouri was here Monday. S. I. Runkrr ol Fortescue was here '..urday. Eddie Kerniode went to Hea rive • s week. Mrs. Belpier was a Falls City visitor last week. Tom Murphy and two sons went to St. Joe Tuesday. 'lovd Long of Kansas visited here , r.e day last week. Mrs. Graves of Hebron visited her son hero last week Mrs. Frank Morehouse was a Falls City visitor Monday. Jim l.angdon of Wymore was here tr.ss week on business. Wilber Long of Hiawatha visited datives here this week. Mrs. Frank Thorn of Kirksville,Mo,, U visiting her sister here. Annie Davis went to Kansas City Saturday to visit her sister. George Milter and wife of Falls City visited relatives here this week, Witt Carteo and father of Falls City -pent Sunday with friends here. Fred Brown and family of Falls City spent Sunday with triends here. John Kyan and Jim Moonea went to Omaha Monday to the corn show. Mrs. Rheubon Robinson of Wymore visited her husbund here Sunday. Mrs. F.uima MoVey and son Ed vis ited her sister in Hiawatha Sunday. Norm Kermode made a business trip to Humboldt the first of the week. Will Hinton of Omaha was repairing the Burlington pump here Saturday. Charlie MeWaln and family of Falls City visited relatives here fact week. John Gustafson of Wymore put in h new pump at the pump house Tuesday. Three little girls of Will Craig of Reserve spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Emma Kern went to Falls City Tuesday to visit until after the boll nays. Mr. Ley da anil wife of I’lattsmouth spent several days here the lira; of the week. J. A. Osburn went .to Omaha Mon day to attend the grain dealers asso ciutton. Mrs. Del pier and daughter Mrs Gefspr were Falls City visitors one day las* week. Mrs. Sii-an Holes who lias been qni'e siek fur the past w eek I* slowly iivpi oving. Mr- Craig from ttie southeastern | > I X ' r.■ kt visited friends here t ti' -t of he week. i' \ i*-im - o lots been siek m - i1' e tn vi.it ms nroftn r here a mi i - \ ■ ■ O'.mg strength. tin- .1 on ii.-on i mee down from N'r lirasKa C ity and i- working a gang of men across the river repairing riprap. Kmma Shepherd arrive I home lust week from Oklahoma where she spent the post three months in a railinary establishment. Mrs. Gagnon and daughter Mrs No hie left Sunday lor St. doe where they will visit relatives before it avmg for their new home in Idaho. At their regular meeting last Friday night the members of the Degree of Honor elected the following officers: C. of H. Mrs. Kmma Kern, 1, of H. Mrs. May Hart. G of O. Mrs. Grace Gesser. Recorder Miss Bessie Ander son, Financ'er A. d. Hart, Receiver Mrs. May /angler, 1. \V. Mrs. Gertrude Kleopfel, O. W. Mrs. Daisy Brown. Ksber Miss Lena Caverzagie. Good Morning EYES SELDOM GROW BETTER WITHOUT HELP My "Made - to - Order" Glasses are a positive help and a permanent PLEASURE Geo.W.Reneker,O.D.,M.D. Eye. Ear , Jfoee and% Throat, Falls City, Nab. BARADA Mrs. Orr was a county seat visitor last week. Win. McGowan and lady Sundayed in K;dIs t 'itv. Earl Butler and wife were in Falls <'itV Saturday. Mrs. L. Haines was a Fails City visitor lest week. John Piersol left Monday for his home at Tacoma, Wash. Christmas tree and program at Big Bethel on Christmas eve. Miss Marie Hillman of Lincoln is visiting her parents here. Joseph Hhoades and wife of Crete are visiting relatives here. Dr. Van Osdel reports a new girl at ttie home of Henry Harms. Miss Amelia Nausbaum of Verdon visited last week with relatives here. A . < '.Steinbriuk of Republican < 'ity, Kansas.spent last week with relatives here. Mrs. Kmnia Siernering went to St. Joe Sunday to receive medical treat ment. Dr.Stong announces a daughter at tire home of Homer Sailors, born December 12. George Sailors recently purchased 10 acres of line farming land of Henry Gerdes at $70 per acre. Mrs. Neil Piersol and children left Monday for Waco, Neb., to spend the holidays with relatives. <finer Sailors and J. T. Isabel went over into Nemaha county Saturday after a steam engine that Mr. Sailors purchased. O. H. Martin and wife drove to Falls City Saturday to meet their daughter Mrs. Philip Markt of Ore gon, Mo., who will spend the holidays with them. C. II. and .1. A. Martin on Monday received the sad news of the death of their mother Mrs. John Martin at Paonia. Colorado. Mrs. Martin for manv years resided near Falls City but for the past 18 years has been a resident of Colorado. VERDON Harry Haldwin who has oeen very ill is much better. Mrs. Clyde Harden entertained the Ladies’ e'ub Tuesday. Mr. Ayers and wife drove to Falls City Monday in their auto. Fred Douglas and Miss Hall were hubert visitors Wednesday night. Nellie Weaver and Mrs. Conover at tended lodge at Shubert Wednesday. Mr. Cox and wife came in from Elk Creek last Friday on a visit to relatives Mr. Haldwin came down from Ne. maha City Sunday on a visit to his son. Frank Veach and Jim Avers attend ed the shooting match at Hanley’s Friday M 'sdurees Douglas and Veach and Ethel Cook attended lodge at Shubert Wednesduy night, Mrs. Hull and daughter Florence who have W*en vi-dtlug friends at Har adu returned home Thursday. Emerson Kowers and wife and Mr. ] Robb and wife drove to Falls City* Tue-day in the former s unto. Louts Parson, Clarence May field, and Misses Dough»' and Fairchild were Shubert visitors Monday night. M'ss Fairchild who tih- been nursing Harry Haldwin for the last three weeks | left for her home in St. Joe Tuesday. FRANKLIN I Enno Giessinan is building a new house. Hack Standerford lias disposed of his hogs. The carpenters are finishing C. M. Snoke's house this week. Oscar Leach attended the National Corn Exposition at Omaha. December Babcock,Rena and Carrie Harms, and Rose Parker spent Sun day at Dodds’. Several friends spent Monday even ing very pleasantly at an oyster sup per given by Will Furrow. Supt.Oliver lectured at the literary society in district 11, Thursday even ing. We know of some who are prac ticing what they heard. A Personal Appeal If we oo’ld talk to you personally sbout the great merit of Foley’s Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds and lung trouble, you never would be iuduced tc experiment with unknown preparations that may contain some harmful drugs. Foley's Honey and Tar costs you no more and has a record of fortv years of cures. Kerr’s Pharmacy, STELLA l. L. Plasters has returned from Texas. L. Grant of near Howe was here on Friday. F. M Hinkle made a trip to Auburn Monday. John (,'laik is now working near Humboldt. Vera Harstler was taken very sick on Wednesday. Will Jay of Lincoln was a visitor here Thursday. H. A. Clark returned from a trip to Omaha Friday. Miss Leech of Des Moines, Iowa, was in town Thursday. T. C. Cunningham of near Verdon was hero Thursday. Mrs. Hogrefe and son visited near Verdon the past week. H. H. Harms of near Humboldt was a visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas of Lincoln spent the week here visiting relatives Chas. Weaver and family of Verdon visited friends here Sunday. Mike Shaffer returned from Kansas where he has been visiting. C. C. Miller and wife of Table Rock visited friends here Saturday. J. \V. Vaught went to Omaha Sat urday to take in the corn show. T. J. Beauchamp and wife of near Howe were visitors here Friday. Ollio Bain who is teaching school at Preston visited friends hero Sunday. Arthur Bronson of Verdon was here this week finishing K. A. Clark’s resi dence. . Hurry Gilliland has been moving to the Haskett farm south of town the past week. C. W7. Beattie of Tarkio, Mo., arriv ed Tuesday and will farm near here the coming year. J.S. Mann and family moved into the property they purchased in the east part of town. Vandeventer and Wagner shipped throe cars of stock to Kansas City Tuesday night. Mesdames Julian and Moore and Miss Janette Weller visited friends In Auburn Friday. Nevada Hays returned from Kansas City Thursday where she had been vis itiuglher sister. J. R. Cain, jr.,and wife went to Paw nee Monday to attend a banquet of the Masonic order. Mrs Charles Shafer came home from the hospital Wednesday and her eyes are much improved. Jeff Warlield while scuttling with Pat Dempsey Friday at school fell arid broke his collar bone. Joe Nedrow went to Falls City Wed nesday and visited relatives and then went to Norton, Kansas, to visit. C. A Lord and family, and Misses Nusbaum and Iinler came over from Shubert Thursday and visited friends. Next Sabbath is Xmas Sabbath at the Lutheran church and the choir are preparing special music for the occa sion. E. S. Mickey, son of Gov. Mickey is acting as state bank examiner in this section and examined the bank here Saturday. Dr. Coles lecture on Wednesday was well attended and everyone heard a very interesting lecture on the cliff dwellers of Arizona. While Mrs. Gergens was doing some trading at the drug store Saturday,her little daughter was bit by a dog, but not bad, the scare was worse than the bite. Monday an unknown man tried to steal the overcoat out of Ed Work man's buggy, but was caught in the act. As the marshal was not around at the time he was turned loose. Mart Gergens and family left for their new home at El Reno. Their visit was shortened here on account ol the illness of Mrs.Gergen’s father who is very ill at his home in El Reno. The band bovs met Tuesday nighl and practiced some old music. Several new players are in the band and the outlook Is good for a strong band the coming seasoD. All thev need is the town to give them a boost, by securing them a leader. The arm of Warren Briggs had to be amputated the second time Saturday. The arm wa9 taken off about half way between the elbow and shoulder. It was feared that gan green had set in and the arm was amputated the first time leaving the bruised part of the arm still on. thus eausing it not to heal well. The last reports are that he is resting well. It is believed he will soon be on the road to recovery. FARGO Barney Wisman was seen on our streets. Morris Mandeville w a s shopping here last week. Henry Sholl transacted business at the county seat. Pearl Waggoner was a county seat visitor this week. Miss Jackson of this vicinity was a I county seat visitor. Mrs. Anna Haunks was a county seat visitor Saturday. Dan Waggoner was seen viewing main street Saturday. Bill Strecker made a trip to the county seat Wednesday. Maggie Mandeville was seen view ing our streets one day last week. John Shulenberg and wife were in Kails <'ity shopping one day last week. Tom Wright caught quite a number of lish and was out. selling them last week. Jack Briggs who was visiting here has returned to his home at Hiawatha, Kansas. The Kalis City line that has been so long out of order is now in good work ing order. SHUBERT Miss Emma Cameron of Diller is here visiting friends. Conrad Kacie came up from the ranch Monday evening'. Mrs.Ross Kinton is recovering nice j ly from her recent illness, i dud Parsons and family came in | from tlie country Saturday. | < >tos Spickler of Barada was on our streets the tirst of the week. Lewis Shulenberg and wife of Bar ! ada visited here Sunday with relatives The Rainbow Kimona at the opera i house Saturday night was well attend I ed. Samuel Spickler and son Delos left Monday for Omaha for a few days stay. Miss Laura Barring who has been working at Verdon returned home Saturday. Samuel Davis and wife of Prairie Union spent Thursday here with friends. C. A. Lord accompanied a crowd of Odd Fellows to Falls City Saturday evening in his new automobile. Fred Kinton and wife are keeping the farm moving during' the absence of their parents in Nebraska City. Mrs. Albert Kinton returned home Saturday from Nebraska City where she had been visiting her daughter. TROWER BROS / Sam K. Trower, Harry F. Trower \ \ and Ben E. Rively / j are now associated with Geo. R. Barse Livestock Commission Co. at the Kansas City Stock Yards where they are taking care of and handling all the business of their patrons the same as in the past. Our pen location is the same as fof the past twenty years. Plenty of Yarding Space and Plenty of Help, enables us to handle all business to a Better Advantage than ever before. OHIO. Jim Gilmore was a Falls Citv visitor ! Sunday. Guy I’rine and wife spent Sunday : with friends near Verdon. Kthel Peck left Saturday fur a visit with frieDds in Red Cloud. Rosa Coon is spending a few weeks with her brother near Dawson. The little child of Mr, Puett has been quite ill with pneumonia. ^ John Reischiok and wife entertained | relatives at their home Sunday. Will Goolsby and family of near Ver- j don spent Sunday with friends here. Robert Schindler and family left Tuesday for Omaha to visit with rela tives. Guy Lichty and wife left Tuesday I to spend the holidays with relatives 1 near Kansas City. Charlie Harkendorf and wife are the proud parents of a new baby girl at their home since last week, The little son ot Martin Nolte fell and broke his collar bone one day last week but is gettiug along nicely. Karl ShatTer had his right leg hurt severely Sunday evening by a horse falling on it while he was riding after cattle. Mrs. Otto Huettner. sr., returned home last week from Whiting. Kans., where she spent a few weeks with her daughter. □ ■Mrs. Guinn arrived last week from Oklahoma on a visit to her sister he. fore leaving for her home in St. An thony, Idaho. F. S. Lichty and Wallace Cully ship ped out three cars of cattle Monday night to Kansas City and Tuesday night Kd Morgan shipped one car to St. Joe. Lyceum commenced at the Center school house December and is held every Thursday evening of each week. Everybody come and be prepared to speak and debate. The entertainment and box social given by Grace DeMers at her school house last Friday evening was quite a success. The little folks did well and J $21 was taken in for boxes sold. Guilty of Counterfeiting Passing counterfeit money no worse than substituting some unknown wort h less remedy for Foley’s Honey and Tar, the great cough and cold remedy that cures the most obstinate coughs and heals the lungs. Kerr’s Phar macy. XMAS b coming and wise is he or she who makes early preparation for that day by placing orders now for delivery at that time. is recognized as the most ap propriate, sensible and accep table present for anyone—and you can buy to suit your purse. But you can’t appreciate its advantages without seeing them.* Investigate now before our stock is broken. If you can’t call send for catalogue, REAVIS &. ABBEY, Falis City, Neb. A Merry Christmas N is impossible without plenty of good things to eat. Meat is the most essential. While you are making preprrations for Christmas don’t forget to look over the good things at our market, As a special we have secured a Buffalo, besides Turkeys, Geese and Ducks, fresh Lobsters, Crabs, etc. Coast Seal Brand Oysters re ceived every day. William Mosjiman THE RELIABLE MARKET Bracelets Few other feminine possessions are so ornamental and call forth such appreciation from the feminine heart as a gold Bracelet. The Bracelets we are show ing will appeal to her--they represent what is correct, what is new, what is in good form. You need have no fears regarding the quality--we are showing only those grades which we know to be genuinely good and consistent with our reputation. A. E. JAQUET THE OLD RELIABLE ' Palace Meat Market JOHN F. HIGGINS, Proprietor having purchased the C. M. Nicholas Meat Mar= ket, I desire to inform my friends, and the public in general, that 1 propose to conduct an up=to date market, and expect to keep on hand at all times the choicest of Meats, Game, Fish, Oysters and whatever else the market affords. Your patronage solicited. Yours for business, “JACK” HIGGINS Telephone No. 3 Falls City, Neb.
