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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1909)
The County in General The “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. STELLA Mrs. Tynan went to Lincoln Tuesday. ’eter kerker of Nemaha was in town Saturday. . Mrs. Ciphers was shopping in Au burn Tuesday. Mrs. Shafer visited her sister iu Au i rn Monday. Miss Florence Reynolds i? quite sick with tonsilitis. J. M. Goodlo’s folk? have visitors fum Oklahoma. Ir. and Mrs. D. Sarvis were Auburn s sitors last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A). Smith las) Monday. The new town board was duly sworn in last Friday night. The Brown Bros , shoemakers moved b. ek to Auburn Tuesday. Miss Vera Gould closed her school in tne Higgins district last Friday. i. F. Ailor and wife transacted busi ness in the county seat Monday. Irs. Van Deventer and daughter, Myrtle were, in Auburn Tuesday. Stella has seven new cement, cross ings of which we arc quite proud. Katherine Mourer of Midland col lege spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Asa Jenkins of Council Bluffs i- - isiting relatives here this week. John Clark is moving his family out c the creamery and locating in Auburn. f W. Knapp and wife of Nemaha v iited their son Eli at Stella last week. fas. Freeder and wife of Auburn tv re in town between train? last Thurs day. The young men's class of the Chris t:,;o Bible school are organizing a base b.Jl team. Dan Kroh is having a cement walk built in front of his property on north V ine street. Work has commenced on the resi lience of agent Elchart in the west part p. rt of town. dark Goolsby and wife from Falls ( .ty visited relatives several days the —first of the week, Cttpid Zimmerman, ‘a medicine man" 1 .s located with us and now occupies t! 3 Eastwood property. \ cyclone ot small dimensions passed down the river just south of town Mon ii,iy evening about rk.'li). d'ss Berth Wagner is in school again after a three weeks absence on a ount, of a sprained aDkle. Sybil Mann and Helen Baldwin vis ited the Misses Nombalias in the conn t•• i from Friday til) Monday. Claud Scott loaded his household goods with L. M. Mourer to ship to his ik v home at Great Falls, Mont. C. D. Gentry is assessing the town property this week and 'tis surprising hew little we “mortals” possess. Dr. Montgomery and family are now c ipying their new home on Maine tercet, purchased from Will Higgins. . .1, Warfield purchased from Mike Canny and wife the lot just north of I s home property. This makes him a fine piece of property. ... M. Mourer sold his residence pro perty last week to Prof. Eastwood of eru, who will have charge of our s ools the coming year. •liss Hlndenaeh closed her school at . c Hodge school house last Friday ", ,h a picnic dinner. She returned to ■ home at Tecumseh Tuesday. L. M. Moorer started for Powers, iont., Wednesday, where he will be joined in a couple of weeks by his fam ily and make that place their future home. -'he ladies auxiliiary to the Stella i.etnetery association met at the ceme tery Thursday of last week and made some (lower beds. The day was so cold, However, that they were compelled to iiu’t about the middle of the afternoon uud wait for a warmer time to finish tbs work. f you desire a clear complexion take Foley’s Orino Laxative for constipa tion and liver trouble as it will stimul ate these organs and thoroughly Jeanse your system, which is what ev eryone needs in the spring in order to Joel well. Kerr’s Pharmacy. SHUBERT Ir. G. Hard of Salem visited here on 77ednesday. Miss Judd Parsons was shopping here i ,jS day last week. ~F, Oathont and wife were Nemaha v sitors on Sunday. .V. W, James was a business visitor i Omaha a few day* last week. Miss Merle Parker of Nemaha vls .tod Miss Ona Martin on Sunday. Miss Lois Downs of Portland. Ore gon, is in our city visiting relatives. J. C. Shulenberg and wife were the . ests of Harapa friends on Sunday, Miss Ameretta Hart of Vardon visit cd this city with her stock of millinery _ oods on Saturday. Mrs. Guy Davis took charge of the entral office on Monday during the ab *eace of Mrs. Taylor. Mr. Tuttle and wife new occupy the property ol Mr. Ross recently vaeatsd by Fred Kinton and wife. John Evans and wife spent Sunday tn the country with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. Dr. Shook and wife accompanied by Mrs. Taylor were the guest- of rela tives at Auburn on Monday. Mr McDowell and wife of Stella spent Sunday here with tne latter’s patents, Mr. Evans and wife. Mrs. Townley left on Tuesday for Wyoming, Neb., where she will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. West. W. F. Travis of Brock, the new land lord of the Satnes hotel is now doing a good business, be being an old hand. Wo wish him success. Mrs. Teeple who has been here for some time visiting her daughter Mrs. Elmer King, left for her home at llald wtn, Iowa, on Monday. The bake sale given by the ladies of the M. E. church on Saturday at Ta.\ lor’s Hall was well attended and a nice sum realized for their effort C. A Lord has now taken possession of the L. M. Weddle property and M. S. Hill now lives In the property re cently purchased of C. A. Lord. Several members of Odd Fellows from this camp accompanied by their ladies were entertained at Verdon Monday evening where a joint ses-ton was had. Mr. Scbueth, the jeweler, has re moved his stock of goods to the room recently vacated by Mr. Heldin. He has now one of the nicest business places in the city. Chas. Felt aud wife returned home from Cass county one day last week, where they had -pent some time look ing for a location. They are pleased with the country and think now of making it their home. On Saturday evening the Catholic services closed, which have been held several days. Father Mullally of Chi cago gave some line lectures which in terested not only the members, but all those present. Mrs. Guy Wheeler of Poitland, Ore gon. formerly Mis- Susie Hoover, ar rived here Saturday for a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Wheeler was well known here having lived here most all of her life and is loved by all who know her. VERDON T. L, Hall was a county seat visitor Tuesday. Chas. Lord of Shubert was in town last week. Jake Reed of tlie county seat was in town Monday. Dr. Griffith of the county seat was in town recently. F.d. Ruegge delivered hogs to Will Otto last wet k. tins Bucbolz of Harada was on our streets recently. Ambrose Parson left Sunday after noon for Omaha. Will Otto went to Kansas City on business Monday. Mrs. J. S. Stump left the first of the week for St. Joseph Will Ruegge of Ohio township was in town Wednesday W ill Otto shipped a ear of hogr- to Kansas City iu-t week. Ed Sbubert made a business trip to the county seat Thursday. Tom Smith of Auburn was in town on business one day thi> week, Mrs. J. P. Walker and son Wi 11 Otto drove to Falls < ity Tuesday. Sam Hancock shipped a car of hogs und cattle Wednesday evening. D.JCorn and wife were the guests of George Falstead and wife last week. Lon Yantis of Hong Island. Kansa-, was the guest of Mr. Dietrich Monday. B. F. Veach and son shipped a car load of hogs to Kansas City Thursday. Mrs. IVm. CiOuch and Mr?, C. L. Voils were shopping in Falls City Fri day. Mrs. Belle Cornell shelled corn and had it delivered to Yan Sailors Wed nesday. Van Saylors was on the market at Kansas City with a car nf cattle last Thursday. .lames Ayers took a wolf to Falls City Saturday and received the county bounty on the same. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fuller returned home from Colifornia Saturday where they had spent the winter. Miss Vashtie Cornell left Monday for her home at Peru after spending a few days with her grandparents. L. Yantis left Tuesday morning for his home at Long Island, Kansas, after a few days visit with friends here. Mrs. Leifers hud the pleasure of. en tertaining her sister. Miss Fastman, of Xebrasku City the first of the week. Four cars of cattle were shipped to Kansas City Monday evening by Em merson Bauers and Xorman Weaver. BARADA James Stephenson was in Kails City Sunday. \Y. S McGowan was in our city last Monday. Jacob Peters was at the county scat Monday. Jacob Peters last a valuable inare this week. Frank Gilliland and family have re moved to Kansas. Rev. /.ike was calling on his people Monday of this week. Cmer Sailors is in Oklahoma this week purchasing land. Westley Bowers had a ’phone in stalled in his home this week. F. M. Williamson, John Oslin and Moses Barr were in Fulls City Momlav. Lon Mowers and wife visited their son Goldie at St. Deroin on Saturday. Mrs. L. K. Palmer spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Wams ley. Chris Whitehead has moved onto the Gaudy farm vacated by Frank Gilli land. Mrs. Susie Williamson spent several days visiting relatives in Kails City last week. Levi Fredericks of Kalis City was looking ufter business interests heie last week. Dr. Lawrence of Auburn culled Dr. Vun Osdel to that city in consultation on Sunday. Grandma Stethani of Pauline lias been visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. J. M. Goodloe. John Sailors returned front a trip to Kansas where he was looking after property interests. Dr. Van Osdel reports that Mrs. Scheutx who has been ill for weeks is slowly convalescing. J. A. Mat tin and Malcolm Hendricks with their wives spent Sunday with C. H. Martin and wife. Walter Morebead is assisting ltan som and Vanlanninghant with their well machine this week. The five year old son of Sum Cain fell and broke his arm just above the elbow while playing in the yard. Mr. and Mrs. John Vaught returned to their home at Stella Sunday after a week's visit with friends here. I Mrs K. IL Dur.n and daughter Fern are in Oregon, Mo, visiting Mrs Dunn's sister. Mrs. P. Markt. I'.. E. Role jack and Omer Sailors tit tended the laying of the corner stone of the Catholic church in Fails City Sunday. E. E. Bolejaek and Fulton Peters at tended the confirmation services at the Kelley church southwest of here >n Monday. Several of the young people of Bar ada and vicinity •"ere confirmed on Monday at the Catholic church south west of Barada. Dr. Stong sold his auto to a man from Sycamore Springs. Runs. The doctor Is now in Kansas City purchn - ing anotbar machine. VV. A. Greenwald of Falls City spent Sunday with Cue Duerfeldt. On the return trip his auto called a halt and Mr. Greenwald had to phone for a car from the city in order to complete his journey. Mrs. Nellie Peters went to Omaha Saturday and spent Sunday with her brother, C buries Mitchell. She re turned home Monday, bringing with her an infant girl, whom Mr. and Mrs. Petere tiuve adopted. Minnie Burgess’ clothing accident ally caught fire one day this week. Her father's prompt action saved her from any harmful results, nut Mr. Bin gess himself burned one of his hands very badly in putting out the llames. On last Saturday evening a merrv party of young people called on f.oy Franklin to remind him that he should celebrate his birthday. Loy hail re tired but was soon ready to entertain his friends. All report a very pleasant evening. NIMS CITY John Sims is entertaining his sifter and brother. Mr. Katon and wife spent last Sun - day in Salem. Robert Marmet shipped a*car load of hogs Tuesday. F. A. Bacon and K. J. Duryea went to Salem Sunday. F. A. NIms, wife and mother were at Humboldt Monday. W. K. Duryea was plastering last week for K. J. Duryea. Mrs. Perry visited a few day- with her mother Mrs. Bacon. H. Feicht moved last week into the Lee cottage on the Miles ranch. Mr. Both took his housekeeper and her daughter to Falls City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wittwer visited last Sunday with G. Wittwer and wife. G. Wittwer and Robert Mermot took a bunca of cattle over to Pawnee i-oun ty for summer pasture laft week. f). C. Ayres made a trip to Verde n last Thursday in his touring car. Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Ayre- and her guests. The engine of Dave Delpb's touring car broke on a trip to Humboldt Mon day and he was helped home by an automobile faom the livery barn of that place. HUMBOLDT Allie Reid Is now an apprentice of B. Xinger, the tailor. Dr Will Waggeneis new residence is in the hands of the plasterers. Mrs lid Dorlano entertained the kenslngton club on Wednesday. The dedication of the new Methodist church takes place next Sunday. Mrs. C. K. Cooper entertalmd Ht a kenslngton on Wednesday afternoon. Anna Wilkin-on of Auburn is visit ing her parents Sas. Atwood and wife. Louise Power was down from Lin coin over Sunday visiting her parents. Willard Murburger was detained from school by sickness the past week. L. B. Spence of Kalis City lias com menced clerical dutie- in Porak's gro eery. Mrs. Jo) McKee returned Thursday from a visit with relative- in Nemaha City. Golda Turner of Lincoln Is visiting her grandparents, J. J. Turner and wifi’ Clara Small left this week fi r Omaha where she will enter a nurse's training school. Mrs. Ophle Held of Lawton. Okla , is this week visiting her mother, Mrs. Stratton. Mrs. ('. K. Cooper has returned from a visit witS Mrs I’.on Seahury In Kan sas ('itv. ( ha-, Itasne-- returned Monday from a couple of weeljp.' stay in Minneapolis and Chicago. Mrs. Klizabeth Whitcomb of Lincoln 's visiting Mr-. Laura Campbell and other friends in the city. Mrs J. C. Briggs entertained the members of the I toy Hi Neighbor lodge at her home on Thursday afternoon. ('lias. Belchers of Horton, Kans. wa in tlie city visiting relatives and friend-. He expects to go to Idaho soon to seek a new location. (!■ L. Cooper returned Thursday from Lincoln, where he was called by the serious lllne-- of his father. S. M. Philpot and wife are expected home Hii- week from Culilornla, where i they have been -pending the pu-t win ter and spring. L. Thomas of Lincoln, state com mander of the Maccabee lodge, a—isted initiating tor. new members Into the local organization Friday evening. Bert Har-hburger returned the last of the woek to Rosalia, Kans., having been called hereto attend the funeral of his father, Samuel Harshburger. A new grocery firm by the name of Sherman A Martin have opened up for To Our Farmer Friends: We are too busy to write an a«.l, so you will have to come in and see for vour selt what we have in store for you. We can save you money il you will only give us a chance. Our stock of Implements is complete and up-to-date and the way they are sel ling shoes that they are allright. Our buggies and Surries are the best that money can buy and one trial will convince you. Wr are agents for V\r. C. Shinn's Soft Copper Lightning Rods. Protect your house and barn and get cheaper in surance. We also sell Kngines, Windmills, Pumps, Tanks, Manure Spreaders, and in fact everything in the Implement line. Yours for business, WERNERMOSIMAN & CO. business in the Lee building. The gentlemen were former residents of Kansas City. The senior class of the high school went to Kulo Friday where they spent the day visiting the schools and plc nlelng on the banks of the Missouri. The young people were chaperon* d by Mrs. R. L. HolT ,f. .1. Prey and wife leTt this week for Lincoln, where they will spend a few days with the family of C. if. Wil son. and from there will go to Denver, where they will remain during the summer with a son. A misceluneoiM shower was given Sarah Reichers at lier home on Pridi y evening by tlie members of the Lea man Methodiss choir, tlio affair being in the nature of a surprise. Miss Rel rhers will in the near future become become the. bride of i. F. Smith, an attorney of this city. Do you cat enough of tlili The great benefit in health and strength that always is enjoyed by regular caters of good oatmeal is known the world over. Every year there are more an l more caters of Quaker Oats, which is recognized in this country and in Europe as the one perfect oatmeal. All the experiments of the govern ment food experts and the athletic trainers of Yale University prove that cereal caters are the strongest and healthiest, and Quaker Oats stands at the head of the list of cereal foods. It it not only the best food, but it’s the cheap est food on earth. Eat it daily (on breakfast. For city trade Quaker Oats is packe 1 in the regular 6izo packages, but for those who are not conveniently near the store for daily shopping the largs size family package is just the thing. Seasonable Bargains J Colored and Fancy All-Wool Suits IVSuch Reduced 1 Brown Suit, size 36, reduced from $20 to.$16 2 Navy Suits, sizes 36 and 38, reduced from $14 to.$11 I Navy Suit, size 34, reduced from $12.50 to .$y I Pearl Grey Suit, size 34, reduced from $22.50 to.$17.50 1 Grey Mixed Suit, size 38, recuced from $22.50 to.$17.50 I Grey Striped Suit, size 38, reduced from $20 to.$16.00 1 Green Fancy Suit, size 36. reduced from $20 to . $16.00 1 Cardinal Suit, size 34. reduced from $12.50 to.$y 1 Reseda Suit, size ,42, reduced from $15.00 to.$11.00 1 Navy Jumper Suit, size 36, reduced from $18.00 to.$13.00 Above Suits are everv one new this season, are excellent models and will be fitted without charge to the customer. Wash Suits and Jumpers Having great confidence in the practicability and usefulness of Wash Suits, we have bought an attractive and right priced line from several of the best makers, lumpers are shown at $2.50 in tan and light blue. Jacket Suits in motor cloth, tan and blue ground with white stripe, at $5. White Repps, Muslins, Linens, some quite plain, others highly trimmed, $5 to $12.50. Natural Linens, splendidly tailored, from $7.50 to $12. 50. All Wash Suits at $5 and upwards will be altered without cost to you. Wash Skirts~New Line Just In Wash Skirts, in muslins, repp, linens, from $1.25 to $4. 5° Wash Skirts at $3 and upwards will be fitted free. Muslin Underwear Bargains A lot ot Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers are put out at very con siderable reductions. < )t these we have an overstock, which we wish to reduce. VTC. LYFORD