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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1909)
The County in General The “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. FARGO, Julius lieidt calKd on K. E. Durfee Sunday. Ed. Durfee was a Preston visitor Saturday. Ini Mandeville was a Fal]s City visitor Saturday. Charles Santo was a business vis itor here Monday. i red Nolle and wife were county at visitors Saturday. Herman Dofste wife and children wore in Falls City Friday. Emmet and Sam Gleason made a t: p to Falls City Saturday. I s. Fred Oberst and son Herman were in Falls City Saturday. • Philip Werner and wife were bus iness visitors here Monday. Ethel Jackson and Lena Hilgenbine attended Chautauqua Saturday. Mr.Ballenge of Craig Mo., was a business visitor here Tuesday. George Dilts from Falls City was a business visitor here Tuesday. Morris Mandeville spent Thursday evening with Henry and Fred Scholl. R. D. Waggoner and family attend ed bautauqua at Falls City Saturday. ^ Carrie and Henry Volz called on Mr Michel and family Saturday even ing. i'ignk Frederick and Mina Gl< a son spent Sunday with Ethel Jack son. ■i f d lieman and Chas Harmon had bmuness at the county seat Thurs day. Leo \\ intz and son George are as sisting Albert Zimmerman in stack ing this week. Miss Savilla Thompson, Mrs. John Michel and daughter Edna were in Falls City Friday. Dan Waggoner, Henry Gerlt, John Speers and wife, George Vaughn, W. Frederick and wife, John Schulenberg and wife and O. Leecy and wife at tended the Chautauqua Saturday after noon. Jack Brinegar, Robert Nitzsche and William Hunzeker went west. Jack went to Haley, Idaho, where he will visit an uncle and will look over the country in that vicinity. Robert and William went to Seattle to view the exposition and stay if they like it. PRESTON. The weather Is now looking fine for crops this year. Goff Weddle was transacting bus iness in Salem Saturday. Chris Sheely and Mr. Arnold were in Falls City last Friday. Elmer and Garnett Wilson were on our streets Saturday night. Mrs. Tracy Courtright is home visiting her mother this week. Fella Martin of Rulo is visiting her cousin, Myra Bush this week. Elmer Hoselton sold a car load of horses in Falls City last Saturday. Miss Alice Banks who has been on the sick list is rapidly improving. Stella Lippold who had her ankle sprained some time ago is improving. V. m. Zoeller had the misfortune to run a mower guard in his leg last week. Mrs. Powell and her sister, Miss Flint are visiting here a few days this week. Mart Thomas is now visiting in Preston, on his way home to St. Joe from Denver. Mrs. Jennie Aruglii of St. Joseph, Mo., is visiting her brother, Mr. Nor ris *and family. James Sinclair returned Tuesday from a short visit with his mother at Kidderville, Kas. Men from Margraves ranch and also from north of town drove 'hogs to town Monday evening. A large crowd from Preston expect ed to attend the Chautauqua at Falls City Sunday, but the rain interfered so they could not go. OHIO. Will Stevens spent Sunday with John Hutchings. _ Phineas Fisher was the guest of Rev. Zike Monday. Phillip Shouse of Illinois is here visiting his brother John. Martin Zentner was a guest of his brother Charles and family. George Sturms spent one day re cently in Omaha on business. Cleon Peck and wife spent Sunday in Morrill the guests of relatives. Mable Auxier of Verdon was a guest of Lola Sturms last Monday. Ivan Keller and wife sqent Sunday in Morrill guests of the latter’s par ents. Will Hutchison and Henry Hahn were guests of the former’s brother ( Sunday. Mrs. N. Peck and two children spent a few days in Falls City with the former’s parents. Miss Way left for her home near Carlton, Neb., Saturday after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Cleon Peck. Misses Maud and Myrtle Yocam of Falls City were guests of their sis ter Mrs. N. Peck Wednesday even ing. SALEM. Guy Daggi tt rHurued from Denver : Sunday. Miss Ura Mobley went to Lincoln Saturday. Roy Daggett returned from Denver Thursday. Wert/, was down from Lin coln Thursday. John Reed went to Nemaha Wed nesday morning. Ivn Woods is down front Auburn visiting relatives. Miss Minnie Stabler is spending this week in l’eru. Miss Hattie Mobley is visiting in Lincoln this week. Miss Alora Fisher was in Falls City between trains Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Houch of Stella visit ed in Salem Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jobe of Falls City were In town -i Intraday. Cora Dingle went to Omaha Tues day to spend several days. Clarence Dingle and his mother were in Falls City Friday. Wayne Windlo and Virgil Grinstead made a trip to Peru Sunday. Mrs. C. Weddle of Preston was in Salem between trains Saturday. Mrs. W. W. Spurlock was cin the sick list several days this week. I Miss Nellie Hikes of St. Joseph is visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. A Ogden. Hollis Stouffer who has been quite sick for some time is able to be out again. Foy French returned to liis work in Edgemont, S. D., Sunday after a week at home. Rev. Hall of Wheaton, 111., conduct ed services on Sunday in the Gospel Union church. Alfred Shrimpton of Iowa is visit ing a week or two with his uncle, G. T. Shrimpton. Tom Gist and family of Falls City were up to Salem Friday visiting S. P. Gist and wife. Mrs. Hannah Vandervort and Hugh Vandervort returned from Wellington, Kansas Thursday. Mrs. M. L. Dowell and Mrs. Tro.us dale and Luella spent Tuesday with relatives in Verdon. Misses Jessie McDermet and Cecil Shec-ly went to Peru Saturday and visited until Monday. H. E. Boyd of Humboldt was in Salem Tuesday visiting his brother, VV. R Boyd and family. A number of Salem people attend ed the Chautauqua at Falls City on Tuesday to hear Mr. Sunday. Mr. Record returned from Sabet ha Saturday. He has been visiting his parents and attending the Chautauqua Mesdames Windle, Rantsma and Sheely were in the country spending the day Thursday with Mrs. 11. Stit zer. Mrs. VV. B. Boyd entertained at fix o’clock dinner Tuesday in honor of relatives who are visiting from Ohio and Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Will French of Lin coln have been visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. French the past week. The big dredge boat No. 37 has started to digging. This is a very big boat and ought to do a large amount of work. Mrs. Ralph Moore -returned to her home in Ainsworth Friday. She has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart. Miss Fdna Weddle, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. C. D. Baker for the past two weeks re turned to her home Friday. When the stomach fails to perform It.s functions, the bowels become de ranged, the liver and the kidneys con gested causing numerous diseases. The stomach and liver must be re stored to a healthy condition and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tab lets can be depended upon to do It Easy to rake and most effective Sold by all druggists. Delay hi taking Foley’s Kidney Rem edy if you have backache, kidney or bladder trouble, fastens the disease upon you and makes a cure most difficult. Commence taking Foley’s Kidney Remedy today and you will soon be well. Why risk a serious malady? Kerr’s Pharmacy. _ ! Summer Oxfords Tans and Blacks THE H. M. JENNE SHOE STORE VERDON Mr. kuphard was in town Friday. Hoy Johnson is impiovlng o.oely at this writTng. Walter Veach was a St. Joe visitor last. week. Conrad Felir of Ohio Township was in town Monday. O. F, Veal of Stella was in town the first of the week. John Patterson returned home from Salem Saturday morning. John Stltaor of Lincoln was a busi ness visitor here recently. Mesdames Johnson and Saylor b it Saturday morning for Peru. Headier Cornell left Tuesday for Lincoln to visit bis mother. T. L. Hall is home from Lincoln for a visit with his mother. Martha King and.John Hall were Auburn visitors Thursday evening. Mr. Dietrich lias bad the Verdon House papered and painted recent ly. Mrs. Snell and daughter, Mrs. Wed dle were Stella visitors one day last week. The farmers in this vicinity arc busy threshing and hauling their grain to market. Mrs. Cora Lippold and son of Falls City were the guests of Mrs. George Fogle Thursday. Oden Saylor returned home from Auburn Friday where lie went to view the wreck on the M. 1’. George Knapp’s new drug store is nearly completed and will be a neat addition to Main street. Cora Fastnau left Sunday afternoon for her home in Nebraska City after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Leefer. It is reported tlmt Ralph Garriss. who is still in tbi' hospital at Omaha is improving slowly at this writing. Mrs. Oden Saylor returned home from Falls City, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Walker. Miss Laura Helnzelman is enjoy ing a visit with her uncle, George Jorn and family at Norcatur, Kas. Mrs. Bowers and son of Illinois arrived Saturday morning for a visit with the former’s brother and his wife. Bert Waggoner and wife are the proud parents of a ten pound boy that came to gladden their home last week. Harrison Mark and son John were visiting Martin Goolsby and family at Falls City a few days the first of the W'eek. Walter Veach, James Ayers and Charles Weaver and their wives went to Auburn Thursday evening to view the wreck on the M. P. . Mrs. F Stuber and daughter Gert rude returned the first of the week from Falls City where they were *he gue-sts of Mrs. A. G. Wanner. Mike Meliza, wife and daughter. Katherine and Miss Meda Heineman left last week for Los Angeles, Cal., from there they will go to Seattle and take in the Exposition. They wi visit several places of interest before returning home. Chamberlain’s Stomach and liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick headache. Sold by all drug gists. SHUBERT. Mrs. Steel of Nebraska City is the guest of relatives here. Ed Shubert and wife of Verdon visited relatives here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Travis are now en tertaining company from Brock. Miss Nellie Harper of Auburn is now in our town visiting relatives. Mrs. Elmer Stavis of Nemaha vis ited friends here one day last week. .1. C. Schulenberg and wife were shopping at the county seat Tues day. A. N. Shubert was a business vis itor al Falls City the latter part of the week. Mrs. F. M. Oathout was the guest at the home of Mrs. Elmer Else Sat urday. Miss Lizzie Colglazier of Stella was the guest of relatives here Sat urday. Charles Wilson and family of Stel la spent Saturday evening here writh friends. Miss Donna Albin returned home from her visit with relatives at Gar nett, Kansas. Mrs. Sharpless of Council Bluffs is now the guest at the home of J. M. Evans and wife. George Brieker and wife were bus iness visitors at Verdon the latter part of the week. Chas Johnson and wife of Langdon, Mo., were guests of A. M. Shubert and wife last week. Mr. and Mrs. N. Shafer were bus *ness visitors at Falls City and Sa lem a few days recently. Mfs. Wm. Martin and daughter Hazel spent last week in the country with the former’s parents. J. C. Shulenberg is now the owner of a fine Stanley Steamer, purchased from Mr. Saylor <)f Barada. Wm. Weick of Falls City was up several days lust week looking after a farm to rent for the comhig year. Mrs. .J C. Shulenberg is now vis iting her new grandchild at the home of Jake Birdsley and wife near here. Fred Kinton and wife are now the' parents of a fine baby girl who came to gladden their home Friday Inly 23. Mr#. L. Miller and little daughter after a visit to the former’s parents near here, left for their home at BaraAn Patuurdny. Heimtm Ludvig and Emma Seskie both from near here accompanied by j Theodore Hill and Miss lithe! Gools I by left Saturday morning for ,no one | knows where, but it is expected the ►former couple will return as man and wife, Marion Krug and wife are making preparations lo leave for Kansas, where they expect to make their home. While Marion and his wife have only been with us a year they have made many friends who will regret to lose them, hut wish them success in their new home. Soarness of the muscles, whether induced by violent exercise or Injury, is quickly relieved by the free appli cation of Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment is equally valuable for muscular rheumatism, and always af fords quick relief. Sold by all drug gists. STELLA. Little Mildred Stanley lias the whooping cough. Miss Greta Gould visited friends at Howe last week. Rev. Gould is attending Epworth assembly in Lincoln. Howard Ailor of Auburn visited with IBs grandparents last week. Airs W. C. Moore visited in Kan sas City'the first of tIn* week. Rev. Young of Bethany spent Sun day with S. R. Freed and wife. .losli Curtis and wife moved into tlie Cleekner house on main street. Miss Carmetta Ailor visited in the country with Laura Findley last week Mrs. Strunk of Auburn visited with Mrs. s. A. Thomas Saturday and Sun day. Mrs. I. W. Harris and daughter Lucile were shopping in Omaha last week. Mrs. Angeline Kaper now occupies the basement of Mrs. Fraker's resi dence. Mrs. George Jennings of Falls City visited George Slocum and wife last Thursday. Miss Cora Brown visited in Falls City last week with her brother, Jess and family. Mi$s Gladys Young is home from Omaha, where site lias been visiting her mother. Misses Blanch Higgins and Alice Nombalias visited with Helen Bald win Saturday. Jacob Swlhart purchased Prof. Wil son's property and will move to town in the spring. ” Mrs. Sarah Artheton of Salem vis ited her niece, Mrs. Frank Hinkle the first of tlie week. Helen Baldwin visited from Satur day until Monday witli Alige Nomba- i lias, in the country. Mr. Zimmerman and family moved into Mrs. Kate Fraker's house re-1 cently vacated by Joe Elchert. Mrs. C. T. Baldwin is having her house treated to a coat of paint and 1 lias added a fine large porch in front. Mrs. Gertrude Shellenberger Swan is visiting her mother here before1 moving to her new home in Malcolm. Agent Elchert moved into his new , house, in the west part of town last : week. They have a beautiful mod-1 ern cottage. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Jennie I left Tuesday for a three weeks' vis it with John Thompson and family at Parsons, Kas. There will probably be some "big auto stunts” at the Stella picnic, as Harvey Hogrefe is practicing tree climbing with his machine. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shrimpton and Misses Olive Tilden and Grace Har lan of Salem took supper with G. L. Slocum and wife Saturday evening. Miss Kivu Wagner's maiim planned a party as a surprise, on her birth day, Monday evening. The little ones had a fine time and nice refreshments were served. Mrs. Ona Foster of Kansas City is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Foster will make their future home in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pritts returned from Davenport Saturday and visited with their son Will and wife until Wednesday when they left for their home in Oklahoma. Mrs. E. W. James entertained the Social circle of the Methodist church, Tuesday afternoon. A very pleasant time was had by all present. Re freshments were served. Mr. Squire of Omaha, state agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York, spent Saturday in Stella. He was accompanied by his little dau ghter Katheryn, who spent the day with Byral Baldwin. Miss Vera Brown of Oklahoma ar rived Monday to visit her grandmoth er and other relatives. She was ac companied by her little sister Lola and brother Harry. They will stay until time for school to commence. Mrs. Danahay and little dau ghters of Wellsville, Kas., who have been visiting relatives here left Fri day having received word that her husband, who is a railroad man. had met with an accident with his engine. It’s Too Warm For Comfort * but HKAT does not affect the quality of work we do. In the next ten days, during the Chautauqua Assem bly (July 24th to August 1st) you can come to our store with the assurance that you will be treated with the same courtesy and that your wants will be attended to as carefully as at any other time of the year. A. E. JAQUET The Old Reliable Jeweler and Optican Opposite Post Office HUMBOLDT. Sheriff Fenton was here .Monday. A. Edlo was in Lincoln the last of tluv week. Will Norton came home Thursday from Omaha. Lew Segrist and wife were in St. .foe this week. Wana Zimmerman recently visited friends in Peru. Sarah lOdie is spending the week with friends In Pawnee City. Albert Tanner of Lincoln is visiting Humboldt frlsmls this week. .Miss Hazed Woolsey of Teeumseh is visiting relatives at this place. 10, C. Colhapp and wife came home Friday from their western trip. Ernest Fergus and wife left the mid dle of the week for the west. Eula Mathews of Auburn Is this week visiting Humboldt friends. Mrs. .lack Webster and little son were St. .loe visitors this week. Mrs. Frank Butterfield and Lilian left last week for a trip to Ohio. Charles Stoltz left this week for a several weeks’ visit to the west. Howard and Abbie Thompson of Auburn are visiting relatives here. Hose Oberly left the middle of the week for a visit to Belleville, Kas. Otis Unkefer and Newt. Campbell left Thursday for a western pleasure trip. Miss Olive Petrashek returned last Wednesday from a few days visit 'n Peru. Fred Butterfield and wife returned from a pleasant western visit tills week. Mrs. It. J. Hnlzda of Table Rock visited Win. Veits and wife tills week. Mrs. A1 Taylor returned home from a several weeks’ visit with Kansas friends. Ray Cassidy of Kansas was greet ing Humboldt friends the middle of the week. The tlnland property In the south east part of town was recently sold to Dr. Litchfield. Clara Small who has been taking a nurse training in Lincpln returned home this week. Frank Mullen and wife were In St. Joe tills week, where the former con. suited.a specialist. H. E. Boyd was in St. Joe a few days visiting his wife who is taking treatment at that place. Roy Leech and family of Table Rock spent several days at the home of his parents north of town.' Will Collins suffered a painful in jury Saturday by cutting the end of his finger off while cutting meat. Charles Goddard accompanied by his children, Eugeue and Catherine look a piano to Falls City Friday. Guy Snenthen Is suffering consid erable Inconvenience from a scratch on his hand resulting In blood poison. Art Babb who received a slight wound on his hand, Is now suffering from a severe cast! of blood poison. The Methodist “circle” met at the home of Mrs. Fred Hummel Thurs day. An unusual number were in attendance. Mrs, Sam Bobst entertained a number of guests at her homo Wed nesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Will ISobHt of Lincoln. Charles Harshbcrgcr came homo the last of the Week from Butler coun ty, Kansas, where he has been work ing on the Powers ranch. Mrs Ur. Meyer has been spending I lie week at the rural home of Ed Uhrl and wife, during the absence of her husband who Is traveling In tho weBt. John Calvert, the former pastor of the Methodist church accompanied by his wife and children arrived here from Sutton, where he now holds a pastorate. Ernie Clift’s children, who have been spending some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis VVIthee near Stella, returned homo last Thursday. If. P. Marble returned from his Col orado trip Saturday, his wife and dau ghter who accompanied him stopped off for a short visit In Tecumseh, re turning home Monday. NIMS CITY. Edna Fairbanks is visiting in Daw son. Charles Eaton was kicked by a mule. It barely missed his temple. The little babe of James Parker and wife was sick the first of the week. Mr.Perry and wife were down from Table Rock over Sunday visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. llacon. Foley’s Honey and Tar not only stops chronic coughs that weaken the constitution and develope into con sumption, but heals and strengthens the lungs. It affords comfort and re lief In the worst cases of chronic bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and lun trouble. Kerr’s Pharmacy. -—-— “Open House’’ To Chautauqua Visitors ■ Sincerity j p a Clothes | j Bashbrack! j From July 24th (Satur day) to August 1, Falls City will don its gala at tire in honor to the thou sands that will attend her Chautauqua. Our store will keep “open house” during the week and the visitor to our city is in- ; vited to drop in at any and all times and “make himself at home.” You will be welcomed, no matter whether you de sire to purchase or not. Our Line of Summer Shirts. Underwear, Ties, etc., is complete Our Clothing Will Interest You Wahl & Parchen WE KEEP OPEN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK
