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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1909)
THE COMERS AND COERS HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO YOU AND ME. What Your Friends and Their • Friends Have Been Doing the Past Week. — Hat Sowle’s Candy. —Dr. Wilson, Wahl’s building. —See Clarence Heck for oil meal. "Peace on earth, good will towards men.” —The Candy Kitchen for brick ice cream. See Clarence Heck for your coal this fall. Phone 101. Louie Godfinion spent a few days the past week with relatives in Bea trice. Misses Hath and Bernice Heineman spent Christmas with relatives at Verdun. Mrs. .lessee Watson of this city spent Christmas with her parents at deserve, Kas. Geo. Jennangs, wife and daughter, Miss Nellie, spent Christmas with Salem relatives. New Year's calls will never go out of fashion while there arc bill-collect ors to make them. * Grant Stewart lias been entertaining his brother, U. Stewart of Leads, S. 1)., during the week. Mrs. C. E. Peabody of St. .Joseph spent Christmas with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Prater. Frank ' Messier and wife are in t he city visiting at the homes of Peter Hoffman and 1). Gillespie. Albert Patzman came down from Omaha Friday and spent Christmas with his sisters in this city. Col. M. W. Harding was down from Humboldt Monday and was a pelasant caller at this office. •lobri ltabb and wife of Stella spent Christmas with Mrs. liabb's parents, Mr and Mrs. George Vlbright, in this city Mrs. Ephraim Withe - and little son of Stella spent a few days the first of the week with her parents in this city. Bayard Greenwald came home from Kansas and spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. Judith Green wald. Hayden Prater and wife of Hutchin son. Kas.. are in the city visiting the families of George Albright and Sam Piv.ter. James Pjckett and wife spent • Christmas with Mrs. Pickett’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Radinsky, at Sterling. ] Will Restorer came up from St. Joseph and spent Christmas at tire home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, A1 Restorer. Miss Carrie Greenwald came down from Plattsmouth and visited her mother, Mrs. Judith Greenwald, over Christmas. Mrs. L). G. Griffiths and son, 1 loath, returned this week from Wy niore, where they spent Christinas with relatives. Miss Gladys Stockton came over from Stanberry, Mo., to spend iter Christmas vacation with lier cousin, Miss Clara Stockton. Adolpli Ben tel y and family of Hia watha spent Christmas in tliis city with Mrs. Bentley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Albright. George Grinstead and daughter,Miss Floy, spent Christinas in Humboldt. They were guests of the former’s dau ghter, Mrs. Hr. Waggoner. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Obcrland of Concordia, Kansas spent Christmas in Ihia city with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pryor. Mrs. Miles Macombcr and little daughter left the latter part of the week for Coweta, I. T. for an ex tended visit with Mrs. Maeomber’s parents. Happy New Year! What a blessed phrase! Speak if from the heart.and then strive.to make every one’s New Yeat a happy year and yours will bo happy, indeed. Frank Uinstead and wife of the Nebraska City Press, were pleasant callers Monday. They spent Christ inas with relatives at Liberty, Nebr., and were enroute to their borne in Nebraska City. Regular preaching next Sunday both morning and evening at the Christian church. Prof. George W. -lories will sing at both morning and evening services. Come and bring your friends with you. A town that is large enough and > ood enough for a. man to earn his living in is good enough for him to luiy his provisions in. If he does not. think so, both lie and his town would he better off if his lent were, pitched on other prairies. A school teacher having instructed i pupil to purchase a grammar, the next day recleved a note thus worded from the child's mother: “I do not desire for Lulu shall ingage in gram mar, as 1 prefer her ingage in yuse ful studies ami can learn her how to »poke and write properly myself. 1 have went through two grammars and : can’t say as they did me no good. 1 prefer her ingage in german and drawing and vocal music on the peano." Noff years‘Is a grand, an inspiring occasion, for it is always saturated with hope. We are wont to scott at and deridi it as a day when men make good resolutions only to break them; when they turn over new leaves, as it is called, merely to turn them back again. They want, they hope to do better, and but few of them are so. They determine to ad vance, and if they do advance they slip hack. Their failures are many.j are continuous, and often excite I laughter. Hut it is worthier to deter- j mine and decline, to hope and be dis-1 appointed, than not to determine or! hope at all. Determination and hope add to our contest, or at least dimin ish our discontent, and they are born of New Years. The greet need of human life is content, never attain ed, never attainable. And through New Years wo are deluded into hc iiet of its possibility. Therefore wel come be New Years, not for what ii gives, but for what it promises to give. if a man who toils fourteen hours a day, wears overalls and a check ered shirt, amt liis wife wears a poor 'futility of calico, how does it happen that the fellow who never works at all wears broadcloth and his wife wears seal skin? Bert Saylor came up from Law rence. Kas-., Sunday morning to ai ient’ Die funeral of his grandmother. Mrs. Sarah It Rhine. He returned Monday. Mr, ami Mrs. Ray DePutran and little' daughter were down from Lin coln over Christinas, visiting Mrs. DePutran’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. (I. Yv. Holland. Leah Ptuvell of Gordon, wlio has been visiting in r cousin, Miss Lein Powell, went (o Sabetlia, Kansas Sunday to visit In i a nil, Mrs. Nutzz. Walter Boyle wa.; down from Oma ha over Christmas will' his mother, Mrs. .1. C. Yu tzy, and a very pleas ant caller among his old friends. Miss Elizabeth Miller was down from Lincoln and spent Christmas at her home in this city. She returned to her work Monday. Miss Stella Knickerbocker return ed Sunday afternoon form Savannah. Mo., where she spent Christinas with hei grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Sowles returned Sunday morning 1o their home in St. Joseph after spending Christmas with his parents. Miss Myrtle Hoffnell arriv >d Christ mas night front Abeline, for a visit with Miss Lela Powell and other frie-nds. Dr. W. T. Garver of Htlmholdt v> > a pleasant caller at this office h • Friday. Frank Zorn of Salem called on The Tribune while in town Wednesday. See Clarence Heck for your coal this fall. Phone 101. —Get your chickens some poultry shells at Heck’s feed store. 43-tf John Gllllgan came down from Ne braska City to spend Christmas with his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Loss Leeds went to Omaha Monday for a short \ isit to relatives. Miss Helen Jackson of St. Joe is visiting Miss Louise Rule during i ue holidays. Frank Stockton came up from Kan sas City Friday to spend the holidays with his parents Miss Lillian Powers came up from Arcadia, Mo., to spend Christmas with her mother. George Hossat-k came down , from Hartington. Nebraska to spend a few days with his parents in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sandusky of St. Joe were up to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sandusky. Mr.and Mrs. Nines of Leavenworth spent Christmas with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Morris Sheehan and wife. Miss Mary Schaible came down from Omaha for a weeks vacation with her sisters during the holidyas. Grace Cameron came home Friday night to spend the holidays with her parents, l>r. and Mrs. W. II. Kerr. Special for Friday and Monday 10 QUART TIN PAILS 10 CENTS Heavy 10 quart Milk Pails, 15c., at' RICK S. Mrs, Allie Watson and son, Otlio. ] returned Sunday from a Christmas visit her sister,Mrs..Iohu Conner, at Auburn. E. K. Hurst return'll with the basket ball boys Thursday evening, after a very pleasant little holiday trip. They won two out of three! games. Mrs. Daisy King returned Thui's-1 day night from a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Bruno Hanlon. in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boteot and Miss Jessica Poteet came in from Denver Friday to visit his parents. Hen Po teet. Sr., and family. Bert Wright and son, Ted, came up from Kansas City Friday to spend Cnristinas with Mrs. Wright and Bob at the home of Mrs. Mattie Stoughton. —Do you know the story of the fourteen rejected books of tlm Old Testament of the Bible? Send tuc for it. Literary Curio Co., box 256. Pinceton, Indiana. 44-tf Frank Daeschner and family of Ilia wat.ha were here Christmas to visit with Mrs. Daesehner's sisi rs, the Misses Sehaible. They returned (o tneir home Sunday. Mable Jobe was tin l'.i-ky one who drew the beautiful doll at (he ten cent store for tile largest mini her of purchase tickets. Quit a rmntber of friends worked in bel li half, and made the winning of the beautiful doll possible. Rex Oliver came up from Quintet', lias., to spend Christmas with his ptireitts. Prof, it ml Mrs. Oliver. Rex has a good position ns foreman and linotype operator on the Advocate at (hut little city, and it is a right good little paper too. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Marshall of Sterl ing, Colo., spent the week here with relatives. They came to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Rhino. \lrs. Marshall will be remembered as Airs, lfevati by her old friends here. .1. A. and J. Q, llossaek returned the first of the week to their duties will I the Nebraska Bridge and Con iHructlon Co. at Omaha. They spent t few da's at the home of their parents in this city. George a nt Lincoln Rhine of Gove City, Kit. . and the latter's son, Isaac, Wen , ,e visititf,", rela tives ilttrit ■ week. The) came to •itteml thi I al of Mrs. Rhine. Ret . Fivnli lollenbtteh i ante In from Denvir I'hursday to spend the holidays with his wife at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schock. l.loyd Morris mid wife came down from Bethany Saturday night to spend a few days with Mrs. Morris' parents, Mr and Mrs. I). I*. Lowe. ( Mr. and Mrs.Kverett lVrkeupaugh < nuie up from Ottawa. Kas , to spend Christmas with the latter's mother. .\irs. Katherine Wylie. Mrs. Lillian Stephenson, who is teaching school near Humboldt, is uijoying her Christmas vacation at her home in tills city. Mr. and .Mrs.Allan 1). May and little on, I'Mv ir Wylie, came down from Auburn and spent Christmas with relatives in litis city. Master Lot hair S 'lHHUiheit was up from Kansas City to spend Christ mas with his grandmother, Mrs. Het ty Schoenheit. L. t'. I'M wards went to Nebraska City lo spend Christmas with his wife, who is visiting her mother and sister there. Misses ( 1 menline and Florence Bowers of Mauhattcn, Kas., are \ is iting at tin home of their unci'-, I N. Bowers. Miss Luzern Dixon came up from Dolton, Kns., and spent Christ mur with her brother, Stanley, in tills city. Mr., aud Mrs. Frank Werner spent Christmas at tin; home of their son, Max and wife, in Nebraska City. Aim. .lames DeWald and children spent Christman with her daughter. Mrs. Sam Stewart at It s, ive. i he man who sits down to wail non" tbin" to t ra up '.vlll m ; a i ualiion on hi; sc at. Stanley Dixon v an at home from Hamburg. Iowa to spend Christmas .\iih retaiiven. —Buy rock salt, barrel and sack salt at C. A. Heck’s. 43-tf —Get your wood and coal of C. A. Heck. 43-tf Thomas Plumb has lie m ipiite -'.ii k the past week. NVntertowu Wisconsin Hyc flour flour of Cl. A. Iteck. Young's Pantorlum i leans and presses ladles skirts. 44-tf Kred Seliold was in Omaha on business tile first of the week. Jack .telliho11 came down from Lin coln tills Week to visit friends. Miss Hutli McMillan returned Tues day from a short visit In Kansas City. Miss Ihdeii Murphy of Unto visited; her cousin. Miss Marie McCarthy in i this city. Miss Crunk le Shields went to Auburn the first of the week to visit friends. * Charles Kreker was tailed to St l.ouis last week by the serious ill ness of his sister, Charles Kit win llankg of Chicago is spending the holidays with his wile and daughter here. Mrs. Sidney Spence is entertaining her brother, Kred Cole and wife of Harvard, Noli., tills week. W. .1. Maurer of Denver spent Christmas with tils parents and other relatives In this city. Mrs. Charles Kreker went to l.in rolii Friday for a short visit, with her niece. Miss Verdil Sage. Dr and Mrs. Thomas of Yordon ivre Christmas guests of their grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mil ler. Karl Corrothers came down from Syracuse to spend Christmas. lie remained for the dance .Monday eve ning. Mrs. Joy Heyette and children re turned Monday to Lincoln, after spending some time with relatives Keith McMillan went to Kansas City Sunday, where he has accept ed a position'to travel for a paint and glass company. Mr. and Mrs. Stunner Wells of the vestern part of the state, are visiting ;,t the home of Mrs. Wells' sister, Mrs. George Sperry. Oliver C. Ayers of Nims City was in Kalla City the first of thevveelc. lie took occasion to drop in on ns and soak up a little "print shop” heat. Good bye, old year. After nil we are loath to part. Many precious memories as well as many -sad things i ;<member will he forever linked .viih thee. Hut time bids us paid and forever,and however severely thou i i ehartened us. yet vve find our undent'd feelings relenting and a i it . Parity prevades oui being. ' ■ forgiv i as vv > hope to lie fm> I ,mi. In humility and love we bow i :r adieu and welcome the New Year it I’ naught but good re Kilves and ii 1 aspirations that each coming lay will ;ce our lives better, purer im! noliler in every act and purpose. ■Miss Augusta Wlttrock left. Sun day for St. Louis, and from (tier she will go to F.vanston, Ills,, visiting in Die two cities until time to gt io tlie wholesale house to buy spile, millinery. Mrs, Oborholtz of Lincoln and It ■ daughter, Mrs Moyers of Autmri were called here Monday by tie death of Merman Raker. They ar mother ami sister of Mrs. Raker, Will Seliock of Los Alliums, t’ol came in Friday jut in time to hang up hie sock ami spend Chrisr mas with the family of his parents, George Sc hook and wifi W, ll. Mutuant fell on the icy side walk Christinas day and lias been confined to ills home since that lime as a result of injuries roelevoil t Mr. and Mrs .1 c Martin and Hill" sou were dow n from Council Mint i • to spend Christmas with Mrs. Martin lather, W. F. Dorrlngton and wife. Miss Kdiia Wont worth came up I mm Kansas City to spend Christum* with her mother and sister. BUe will also enjoy a much needed r.-st. Miss Anita Wilson will loavi about .’anuary Hi. for Valparaiso,Ind.wher slu will again lake tip her musu si udy. Miss Dorothy White came home Friday from I’ilger. Nob . to spend her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L C Nd wards i luriicil Sunday from Nelna kn <’i' when- they spent Christmas. Mr. mill Mrs. Sharp went lo One ha lo Hpeinl the holidays With then daughter, Mrs. McFarland. Mrs. Kd Fisher and baby return ed from Council Blnffe whore sir visited her sisters, Mrs I C. Mart it and Mrs. Harry Boss. Mrs. Ui’orge Story went to Oneg,« Kas.. Monday to visit her daughter Mrs. Ida (Jreen. Mrs. Plunge and daughter. Mis Louise, went to Lebanon, Mo., laHt Friday to visit the family of Louis Plunge. Miss Mabel byford returned last Friday from Chainpaigu,111., where sin is attending school. Mrs. John Oswald -spent Christman with Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kil wards, in Stella. The single man out of a job is to tie pitied, as he lias no wife to sup port him. John Hutchings returned Frida* ■ighl from a business trip down i; Kansas. VV. S. Metiowan of Nebraska (tit; spent Christmas with friend in tlih city. W L. Kleber was up from Iteserv• i i spend Christ mas wit h his family. William JJoeller, wife and dnnglil were up from Preston Friday. \ .Iiul .<■ Kelligar was down fifont An I burn Monday. Dr. Henderson was up from Kill Monday. 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