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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1909)
The County in General The “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. SHU BERT Mis* Clara Huck i- vi-lllng hi r sister n Lincoln Henry Wondrin.- was it Barada visi tor Sunday. Miss Goldie Arnold, spent Sunday near Barada. Elmer Ham visit d hi- sister near Stelia recently. Theodore Hill visited relatives at Nemaha recently. Mrs. Shubert entertained a Irlend of Nemaha Saturday. Fred Werner and family were coun ty seat visitors Friday. Mr. Gentry the assessor of near Stella ivas here recently. John Bourke and wife of Stella visit el friends here Sunday. Win. Speeee and wife left Sunday for their new home in Idaho. Supt. Oliver of the county seat maue this pluee a visit on Tuesday. Mrs. Cbas. Wilson of near Stella visited friends here Saturday. Fied Coglazier and family were the .'jests of relatives at Stella Sunday. Miss James who i- teaching at Dun oar visited her parents here Sunday. Peter Ruck a student at the Wes leyan college is here visiting home 'oiks. Mrs. John Goolsby and daughter of ear Barada were shopping here Sat urday. Misses Nettie and Ollle Ankrom ■pent. Sunday with their parent; in -TSarada. Fred Boatman and wife entertained out of town friends at their home dur ing the week. * John Evans and wife and Guy Hut hings and wife visited relatives in the county seat Sunday. W. J. Hanley and wife of Lincoln after spending some time here with relatives returned home the latter part of the week. Saturday afternoon the ladies of the ftl. E. church had a flower sale and in he evening served supper. A neat sum was realized, I. M. Hupard and family left Sunday or Boise City, Idaho, where they ex nect to make their future home. They uave a host of friends here who wish Tor them great success in their new borne. The Literary Club met at Taylors ball Friday evening with Mrs. Taylor as hostess. The room was beautifully decorated in club eolers. white and preen. The husbands of the ladies, all of the members being married, were guests of honor and royally entertain ed. Refreshments were served and games of various kinds were engaged in until a late hour when all departed or thi ir different homes. People past middle life usually have • ome kidney or bladder disorder that saps the vitality, which is naturally jwer in old age. Foley's Kidney Rem edy corrects urinary troubles, stimu lates the kidneys.and restores strength id vigor. I* cures uric acid troubles iiy strengthening the kidneys so they rill strain out the uric acid that settles n the muscles and joints causing rheu matism. Kerr's Pharmacy. VERDON. B. F. Yeaeh was an Omaha visitor Tuesday. •Toe Parsons left Tuesdav for Kansas nn business. J. D. Griffith was a county seat visi jr last week. Roxie McCullev returned home from Dawson Sunday. Florence Hull was a county seat isitor recently. Dr. Shook and wife of Shubert were Ta town last week. Van Saylors shipped two car- of attle Thursday night. Rev. DeFrea/.y o f Atchison spent 'ast week visiting friends here. Mesdames Dan Griffith and J. S. Stump were shopping in Auburn last veek. Miss Stella Johnson returned home Thursday after spending a few days in he county seat. Miss Nellie Knapp returned home "rora the western part of the s‘ate for i visit with her parents. The Shubert baud rendered some ex ellent music in the opera bouse Wed nesday night. Shubert should be proud of their band. The ladies of the Christian church gave a 16c tea in Parsons hail Thurs day evening. A large crowd was in attendance and a good t’me was bad by all. Dr. Philipps and and family left last •vaek for Meeteetsie,Wyo., wuere they vill make their future home They will be missed by a large circle of 'riends here who wish them success in their new home. Herman Fisher had an exciting ac cident last Saturday. His team be tame frightened at the train and ran away throwing him out of the buggy. He wasn't hurt much and the damage done to the buggy was small. FARGO Mi-. Schulz is '.t;, - ly ill. Joe Bauman -1 elled corn last we i<. G. B. King ti i entiy i urcha-ec! an automobile. Ralph Randolph had bus'.ties- in Rulo Saturday. E, E. Durfee at d wife wore Preston -hopper- Sat ;m:ay. Albert Able and wife were county -eat visitor- I'rid »y. C. Heilman and wife were county! -eat visitors Friday. 1: 'v. Ivinan , , sit -- att the county -eat Saturday. Wm. Bauman and wile are the proud parents of a baby boy. John I’upke-and Henry Shull -hell ed corn near Rulo last week. Ruby Wagoner visited last week with friends in the county seat. Chad Barman anti Fred Thllman were countv -cat vi-itor- Friday. * * Mrs. I! D. Wagoner was recently called to Pawnee, Okltt., by the illness of her sister. B. Zimmerman, Leo Wintz, Mr. Grumps and J Michel- were in Pre ton Saturday. Jacob Solrner who has been visiting Mr. Grumps has permanently located at Coffeeville, Kan. Mr. Grumps is building an addition to his cottage and also adding anew porch among other improvements. Tom CrolUers has been suffering this week from a dislocated shoulder sus tained while unloading hay, but is now recovering. Mr. Grumps and wife entertained a party of friends at flinch Tuesday eve ning. Mr. Grumpe and Mrs. Croter carried off the honors of the evening while Mrs. Grumps sustained defeat. Refreshments were served and the evening enjoyable spent as was shown by the late hour when the guests de parted for their homes. Foley’s Honey and Tar is a safeguard against serious results from spring colds, which intlame the lungs and de velop into pneumonia. Avoid counter feits by insisting upon having the gen uine Foley's Honey and Tar,which con tains no harmful drugs. Kerr’s Phar macy. OHIO. H. Beecby and wife spent Sunday with Ray Meyers and wife. Joe Cully and wife were guest? of F. M. Shaffer and family Sunday. F. S. Liebty and family spent a por tion of last wees in KansasCity. Della Knisely and Wm. Peck of Lin coln attended the funeral of Grandpa Peck. M. Meyers, wife and little son of Morrill. Kan., visited relatives here last week. Mr. Brim of Sabetha, Ivan., spent a few days here recently with fcis daugh ter Mrs. Knisely. E. C. Peck and family, C. E. Peck and family,Sadie Peck and Lloyd Peck and family all from Kansas were here last week to attend the funeral of Grandpa Peek. Quite a severe storm struck through this vicinity Sunday night demolishing buildings, windmills, uprooting trees and breaking over quite large trees. The telephone lines are torn down. Almost all the line running north of Falls City is down the post? being broken down and lying on the public road. Rut so far we have not heard of any one being killed or hurt, but some had some very narrow escapes. NIMS CITY Frank Nims and wife were county seat visitors Saturday. Haushahn brothers are farming the Hosford place this year. Charles Gentry and wife went to Sabetha, Kan., Saturday. Sopia Wittwer was a guest of her brother Hiram and wife last week. Tom Koades is prouoinced out of danger if nothing else sets in. Mrs. Uaeon and Miss Genevieve Messmaker drove to Sabetha Saturday. The Christian church near here is being pupered this week by the mem bers. Mrs. Fairbanks and son James made a trip to Humboldt last T1 ursday in the latter s touring oar. On account of the ,-torm Sunday night a number of our young men did not get home until morning. F. G. Tritts, Oneonta. N. V., writes ' My little girl was greatly benefltted by taking Foley’s Orino Laxative, and I think it is the best remedy for con stipatiou and liver trouble.’’ Foley’s Orino Laxative is best for women and children, as it is mild, peasant and elective,and is a splendid spring medi cine, as it cleanses the system and clears the complexion Kerr’s Pbar maey. ANY TIME, but tend u$ your orders for wedding invitations. We have the latest styles, lowest ©rices, and do best work. Samples at tbit ©dice. HUMBOLDT Mr-. Hall whs quite sick this week. Mr- Johrson Mini son are vl-iting in Omaha. ( . P Prank is I nine from a visit in Lincoln. L. J. Segrlst visited in li avert Tty i rrently. Mr-. John Power i- visiting relatives near Peru. Mrs, Perry of Smithfleld t« visiting her father here. Mrs [loll entertained at a ketsing ton on Thursday, P.dna Scott i f Beatrice is visiting her mother here. J, .1. Prey and wife now occupy the I Watr.ek property. Lillian Thompson left this week for , a visit in Kansas. Ashford ICdie was in Lincoln Wed nesday on business. Ida Hun/eker is visiting a sister in Lincoln this week. Lillie and Georgia Billings visited in Lincoln Sunday. Miss Schram of Wichita, Ks., is vi* iting relatives here. Ralph Garries visited his parents in Verdon over Sunday. John Kostecka of Odell was visiting friend? here recently. Mrs. Anderson returned Saturday front a vtsit in Omaha. Owen and Ray Downing had busi ness in Omaha recently. Mrs Meyers returned Thursday from a visit with her sister in Lincoln. Frank Rot-alt, jr., has purchased the Homer Beaver property for sO.'iO. l-'.d Wanrow and wife are the parents of a little son born the past week, Mrs. Liggett after a weeks visit with friends here returned to Pawnee Sun day. Mark F’hilpot is suffering from a broken collar bone received while at play. Mrs. Hlavaty went to Lincoln Satur day to complete arrangements for mov ing here. Mrs. Saulak entertained the Royal Neighbor lodge at her home Thursday afternoon. Claud Fergu- consigned a ear of hogs to St. Joe Friday. The stock topped the market $7.17 L Rev. Cantrall went to Hebron Mon day to attend a meeting of the Ne braska City Presbytery. Percy Glasser returned recently from British Columbia where he has been spending several months. Lydia Schwan returned Thursday from St. Joe where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. A.A.Tanner was down from Lincoln recently on business, and his children who had been visiting here accompan ied him home. The farm residence of George Smith east of town was destroyed by lire Sun day. A defective Hue is supposed to have been the cause. Jesse Goodale and wife of Burcburd are the parents of a daughter born to them on Wednesday. The mother was Lida Crawford formerly a deputy postmistress here. Cora Drakes bus returned from St, Joe, where she had been in attendance at the commencement exercises at the nurses training school, from which she received a diploma last spring. Harry Pennington and Maggie Wan row were married in Lincoln Wednes day returning to this place Friday, They will make their home in Osceola where the groom is employed as a meat cutter. The following teachers have been elected to positions in the city school for the ensuing year: several vacancies still remaining to be tilled: R L. Hoff, superintendent: Jessie Draper. *ith room: Nellie [teed. 5th room; Daisy Morris, Hd nnd 4th rooms: Wana Zim merman,'2d' grade: Macie Varner, 1st room. BARADA Henry Wood ring of Shubert wu- in town Monday. Wilford Orr and wife entertained friends Sunday. Mrs. .lames Stephenson is visiting in the county seat. Miss Lela Butler was up from the county seat Sunday. Ed and Tbos. Murphy were over from Shubert-Monday. Henry Gerdes and wife were up from the county seat Monday. Chas. Pelly and family are here from Lincoln visiting friends. Mrs. Bowers spent a couple of days in the county seat last week. Byron Dunn who is employed in Lin coln came home to spend Easter Sunday. Otis Spiekler came in from Kansas City with a new auto for D.K.. Sunday. Mrs. John Bauer and daughter Ida of the county seat visited friends here last week. lohn Constantine, sr., is in Omaha this week where he underwent an operation. Orange Mount and family have re turned to Barada and ha will e em ployed at the Forest Hill fruit farm for the season. The Easter progrem given by the Evangelical Sunday school on Sunday morning was very pleasirg reflecting l credit upon the program committee. RULO Mrs John Burk, sr , U quitesick. Jack Nelt ■ 'I of Preston wh« hero re cent iy. Will True returned from Union Monday. Kd Oreutt of Verdon visited friends here recently, Jatnes Cilenn wont to Wy more Sir unlay for a visit, Wm. Shepherd visited a sister in St. Joe Tuesday. (i lire, Peabody u us in tUTiuhtt rt oontU on iiiisjno.-*. Kin.i r Rambert of St. Joe spent Sun day with friends hero. W, R. ,-tintou of Minneapons visited friend* here lust week. Oss pariols and wife spent a few days in St, Joe recently. Nelson Russell ami family moved to South Dakata last wi ok. Will King of Forest City, Mo., visit ed relatives here recently. Mrs. Gilbert ar.d daughters were county seat visitors Saturday. Worth Anderson ami-wife of lltavu tha visited friends here last week. IJerthti Kernon and Lena Hullett -pent Saturday in the county seat. Mrs. Le-. Leeds of the countv seat visited her parents here this week, Cecil and Ruth Kanaly of Salem spent Sunday with their parents here. The bell for the new church is here and will he put in place, soon a- possl hie. Mamie. Katie a n (i Ague- Family were -bopping in the county sent Sat urday. Mesdame- Huber a n d Ouverzagie were shopping in the county seat re eentiy. Will Hinton and Ira Philipps put a new smokestack on the pump the first of the week. Kev. Maze of Dawson -pent eev ral days here this week looking a ter the chureh ait'airs. Tom Hudson came down from Wy more with a gang of men and are work ing on the bridge. Mrs,Wetzel and two sous were called to Summeri'.i Id Kan., Tuesday by the death of her brothers wife. Fred sitelnhaur and family have moved from the Taylor place to the place vacated bv Nelson Russell. The Faster entertainment was in terrupted by tlie storm Sunday nig lit and will tie given next Sunday night. John CHvetztgie and family are moving thi- week iuto their new home which they have put in lir-t class con dition. The ladies of tlie* Degree of Honor gave a candy ba/.uur lust Saturday af ternoon. The eundy was home made and all sold readily. Last Thursday being Mrs. Hermun Boabma- birthday, a number of her neighbors brought h nice rocking eiiHir and came to spend the i vening with her in an informal way. All report a good time. A large number of gypsies camped north of town Saturday. Two wi ri dings were soleminzed Sunday noon, unJ they held a days celebration. All day Sunday was spent in feasting, which was shared by all visitors who cared to partake. On last Thursday evening Miss Grace Cronin was hostess at a miscella neous shower given in honor Mi-- Mag gie Malian whose marriage to Will Story is announced for Wednesday, April 21st. The evening was spent in nleasant games, dainty refreshments were served and it was quite a late hour when the merry party broke up. We often wonder how any person can be per-auded into taking anything but Foley'- Honey nod Tar for coughs,colds and lung trouble. Do not be fooled in to accepting “own make ' or other sub stitutes. The penuinp contains no harmful drugs and is in a yellow pack age. Kerr’s Pharmacy. Wallpaper Bargains Our new line for Spring is now in and ready for you to make your selection. Don't fail to see our Last Year s Remnants, which are selling at a very low figure The PRICE sells our Wall paper. Our Paint stock is larger than ever before. We carry all the best brands of Hard Oils. Varnishes. Floor and Linoleum Varnish and Varnish Stains. Come in and see our line before you buy. It costs nothing to look and it's a pleasure to show goods. M-'M illan’s Pharmacy Opposite Postoffice Falls City, Neb. sunrise - ,i black tek, snow white }Joints and was foaled November 4, I'NJl. He is a heat\ big bwd jack, 1SJ hands h ;h extreme length, wit t breast a n d straight hue a. Heart girt tit ins., be iuw hock lOitis., e eight 1100 liis,is a good and Mt re breeder. 1'edigree: Sunrise was sired tit Sunlight 4ti7 weighing Ilk’ll) lbs., he by Starlight, jr., ,s(ii; be by Starlight, sr . (HI); he hv Heiknap; he by lllack* net Imp. Sunlight's dam by Ir.:: ted Paragon (>.») which was sold for ‘fCdiPO. I*ir»t dam Kate by Na poleon. *r.; he by Peacock; Ik* bv Imp. Napoleon. Twilight, ii'., •'coi'ie(s) formerly owned ny t> M Scat, Kea, Mo, foaled July, l'diii. Hl.u’k with white points, 11i hands high, sire- Twi light, he lit Wil iam -on Ilea uv; his dam by I 'anu v K ■ Ml. she by Starlight si. Ii mi St. M irtin, (imp His been accep , d for registry in the American Jack Stock Stud Hook under t ie rules of the association ami will be number ms above. DAVY LOGAN * Davy Bogan is a jet black, lib bauds high, weighs 1.110, foaled May II. Ii*01 Bred and consign <*,1 by liobt. T. tjulsent erry,Dan ville. Ky■ Bt is .1 magnificent large horse with perfect disposi tion, thoroughly broken, Imt never trained. Ills Wilkes crosses are the best, and are based upon tin* best Morgan blood, tracing through h's dam, once to jewell, by Hill’s Ver mont, dam of Hanibctta Wilkes. 21:''i. twice to May Hhoft.bv I loud's Black Hawk,dam of Van Arnin, twice to Hell Sheridan, bv Bland's Black Hawk, dam of Blackwood, jr , '.:22, and running into registered thoroughbred blood through hi- 5th dam Nolle Beale by Imported Consternation. DAVY LOGAN 40898 AlU'itoJi lioeonl 2:**V i Siro t*f 14* in lint ('Inin*. ! Jay Bird 5<mmi Sin- of Imp lattiR of |*» titwain W ilki**. Dam of 1 in lint (imnlwMtn Wilkt-s I'.G'.VJ l'»'• f (‘Imtnpion I .tv mu fin* I'*, in I j :io, in 21 ir. lUt \ i Atlanta-. • y (irn \V likes .'ill*, Si re < *f SI; tin it i ^ of I ■ liinh Frank of Mambrlno Shu In Kreat brood mam !i.-*f Mam Ini no Hoy Mi 4. £ J> ■ Hire of 1*1; danm «'f :t7 Nora Wilke* by OeorKe Wilke* fdU. In if rout brood ■ art* li-t i (lo»* Wilkes * 1M, 2:22 Sire of m:1; daniH of I•*" i .Jewel, by Vermont 1**4 \ on A mini 1414*1, 2 I'.*' 1 Hire of I; dams of ( Katherine Hrownwood by Hrow11 wood 3MU 4th dam Minnie by Mohawk chief. nth dam Nellie Beale by Imp. t nisterhatlon. Allerton ■"> 112^. record 2:00$ to high wheel siilkv. s're of 172 in the list, including Lncanda 2:02; Allerton 2:05$; ('hurley Hoyt 200$; Kedlac 2:07$; (ieneral Forest 2:o8;(iaj ton — 1 ^ ;Alves 72:<)•»1 j jl’recision 2:10$; Altoka 2:10$. These animals will make the season of 1909 at my harn. I block north of the High School in Falls City Terms: Davy Logan, $15 to insure living colt, or $10 for the season. Sunrise and Twilight,*Jr , $12 to insure a living colt,or 810 for the season. It mare 1“ parted with or removed from the locality, *ervloe money he comes ilue at once. A lien ot; mare and colt is held for service money. F.xtra precaution taken to prevent accidents, but am not responsible should any occur. Phone 367 J. SCARLETT Seasonable Suggestions To be Found Here: Lowe Bros.’ Paint Pittsburgh Electrically Welded Fencing Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods Alaska and White Frost Refrigerators Call Our Tinner Before the Spring Rains J. C. TANNER Falls City Nebraska Plumbing Hardware Tea-Lalla Rookh-Tea \\ e have this famous brand of Tea in stock, in sun-dried and basket-fired Japan, Gun-Powder, Ceylon, India and < >olong, all in one-pound, half-pound and quarter-pound air-tight packages. We ask you to give this I'ea a trial. Call for a free sample of the India or Oolong—nothing better. Remember our Coffees! All in one and two-pound cartons and cans. None better. A full stock of Groceries and Dishes, at Chas. M. Wilson’s You Don't Need a Town Crier to cmphasite the merits of your business or an nounce your special sales. A straight story' told in a straight way to the readers of this paper will quickly reach the cars of the thoughtful, intelligent buying public, the people who have the money in. their pockets, and the people who listen to reason and not noise. Our hooks. \v ill show you a list of the kind of people you appeal to. Call and see them at this office.) ——————IB.lllll ■«■■■—111 II HIM I ■■ ■
