The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, January 21, 1910, Image 8
Henry €. Smith LANDS & LOANS ---J 240 acres well improved, 1J miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring Best of terms. Willtake 10 acres as part payment, balance long time at low interest. 2<X) acres I '* miles from depot, Richardson county, Nebraska Good buildings and land Will take 10 or 80 acres as part payment 100 acres upland, 1 mile from depot. Richardson county. Nebraska. $12,000. 100 acres Johnson county, Nebraska 80 rods to church and school. Best of terms. Might rent. 107 acres near Brownville, Nebraska 80 acres U-mile from Falls City high school. 640 acres. $8,000 improvements Also n4o acres adjoining. Will take 100acres a- part payment. Fine running water. A No. 1 opportunity. Money to loan [HE COIRS AND COERS HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO YOU AND ME What Your Friends and Their Friends Have Been Doing the Past Week. — Km Sowlo's Candy. ■ Dr. Wilson, Wahl's building. - See Clarence Heck for oil meal. -The Candy Kitchen for brick ice i ream. Charlie Boyle went to Pawnee City Monday on business See Clarence Heck for your coal this fall. Phone 101 Coorge llolt came up from St Joe for a visit with his family Mrs. Bert Coleman left lust Thurs day for her home in Montana Hr. ,1. H. Candy was down from Humboldt Monday on business II.A. Dittmnr returned Sunday from a business trip to Kansas City John Stit/er of Lincoln came In oil ttie early train Saturday morning Miss Oddie Lapp was assisting in the county judge's office Monday. Hay Zimmerman was up from liiu wnthn for the dance Friday night. Free—A nice plate free with a 25 rent purchase Saturday at Rick's. S H Wood returned Friday after noon from a business \ isit to Lin coln. Id. E. James, the poultry man. made a business trip to St Joe Saturday morning Mrs. D C. Griffiths and sister, Mrs. Rogers spent Saturday in Verdon with relatives. Mrs. Lee lleskott came down from Wymore last Friday to visit Mrs Lee VnnDtlSell Mr. and Mrs. iOd Stock returned Friday from a short wedding trip to Kxcelsior Springs. Fred Hurst enino down from I’ern to visit over Sunday with his brother, K. K Hurst and wife •Mrs Umnlnger of Orleans. Neb., arrived last Friday to visit her sis ter, Mrs. M. nii.nnini. Miss Frances Lookublll was out of school the latter paid of last week on account of sickness. Miss Nellie Norton of Kansas City arrived Thursday for a Weeks visit with Mrs. It. A. Uittmur. Dr. James Houston was down from Nebraska City to spend Sunday with his brother, l M Houston". Mrs. Lydia Southerland of San Francisco, who has spent the past week here, vvi nt to Salem Monday. F. K Hur t returned Friday even mg from Lincoln, where he was a leader at the state teachers' meeting Dr. I F. Scott, w ho lias been vis iting his sou hi this city, returned to tie t oldiers’ Ionic at (baud Island, Neb ( Herbert Kerr and sister. Mrs. tirade Cameron returned Saturday at tennmn from a business Hip in Okla homa. Mrs. .1. F. .Martin of Lincoln came down last Friday evening for a visit with thi family of her father. M tiiannini. Mrs lingers of Wyniore. who luis been visiting her sister. .Mrs 1) (5. Griffith, left Monday for a visit to relatives in Iowa Mr. and Mrs. .lames tstewnit of Sabetha, who hate been visiting tn-r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Coon llrecht. returned lioim Sunday llob Johnson of Superior was a business visitor here last week. Me was a guest at the home of John Mosituan, Sr., while in the city. Mrs. Gilbert, who has made an ex tended visit with her sister. Mrs Mli fe Frank, returned to her home in St Ijouis the latter part of the week / llrt. Wilso i Sliuek is suffering an attac k of pn muionla. At last account she was somewhat improved and we hope will soon regain her usual good health. F. M. Boss, who in tin recent elec tion was the republican candidate for county recorder, has sold Ids farm an purchased the Crystal theater at Humboldt. Miss Agnev, who is at the head of the musical department in our city schools, lias been quite ill the past week, but was able to return to her duties Wednesday, At the .1. M. Stanley sale at Stella last week a ti ant of four-year-old mules, purchased two months ago from a farmer near Nemaha for $.‘!75, brought $675, and a couple of yearling mules sold for $37o. A three-year-old Belgian, weighing 1750 pounds, s^old for $212.50; a two-year-old colt lie longing to John Jenkins brought $215; a team of matched greys seven and eight years old sold for $100, The Wallace Farmer makes men tion of the recent marriage of II. M. I Yoder and Miss Benson, formerly of I tea Moines, in. The marriage came | as a total surprise to Mr. Yoder's fam ily and friends here. All join lit ex tending congratulations and heartiest wishes for it long and happy married life. \ family reunion was held at the home of Mr . Addle Brockman New Year's tlay. Those | resent were A. It ('on cUtis and family. Boss Brock man : (I wifi . also George I’richard ai d two sons from Falls City, Miss Amy Cornelius helped to serve the done ;' Stella Press. I Miss Stella Knickerbocker and brother, Paul, have rented the Shields cottage in tlie east part of town, and with their gniiidmothci moved into It the fore part of the week. Paul has entered high school aml'lic finds it two cold to go hack and fort It from the farm. Geo. Mel-Tenry returned from New York the past week, where he had marketed a err of chickens for our local buyer, r. 10. James, lie made a stop at Nlagrla Falls on his re turn trip and reports a very enjoy able trlii. Mr. and Mrs. YVin. Wilson have given up their proposed trip to Fior ds March 1st they will take posses alon of their own residence property, which they will have greatly improv ed iu the near future. MIsh Nellie llossnek returned Sun day from Fullerton, Nebraska, where she attended tin' wedding of her brother, W. A. llossnek to Miss .Mary ! tOli /.It bet It Whitney. 10 Withec tint! .1. M. Stanley of Stella Were guests at the home of John llossnek Sunday. From here they made a business trip to Bureli ard ami Pawnee City. Mrs. Louie Wirth went to Lin coln Thursday to take the little Kel ' ly children, who were sent to a Catholic institution there. Site re I turned Saturday. O. I). Humphrey of Kiehurdson co unty, Neb., marketed a carload each of cattle and hogs January 13th. Kansas City Stock Yard Journal James Coupe, who is attending the State I'niversity at Lincoln, came to this city and spent Sunday with home folks! Oscar Zoeller came in Monday and added ids name to The Tribune's fast growing list ot subscribers. Miss Lucille Thompson of Taylor, Texas arrived last Saturday for a visit with Mrs. 10. K. Hurst. Samuel Lichty spent a few days in Lincoln tins wo-ok, where he was look ing after business matters. Stanley Dixon returned to Ham burg. Iowa. Sunday, after spending a few days In this city. I Archie Paxton lias been very sick 1 during the week, suffering from an I attack of pneumonia. ' i ami Mrs. Mart McGuire and sei lot .Mas Anna Mason vert' Mor rill visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Kate D. Steele went to Lin coln Tuesday to attend the State Farmers Institute. Miss Nellie Cain returned from a . to her sister, Mrs, McCoy in Hiawatha. v C,nliam returned the latter part of the i t k from a business trip to Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judy are vis iting their daughter in' St. Joe this week. D. Riley was down from Dawson calling on old friends Friday. —Young’s* rantorium cleans and presses ladies skirts. 44-tf —Buy rock salt, barrel and sack salt at C. A. Heck’s. 43-tf W. \Y. Jeune was in Hiawatha on business Monday. Dr. Waggoner was down from Hum boldt Tuesday. —New Glassware and Dishes at Rick’s. J. C. Llrown spent Saturday in St Joe. —Get your wood and coal of C. A. Heck. 43-tf Kd Gerhardt spent Sunday In Hum bold!. John Hall was down from Verdon Friday. —Individual Tea Pots 15 cents at Rick’s. It. K. lJurfee was up from Rulo Monday. J (\ Brown spent last Saturday In St, Joe. J. W. Kamel was down from Ver don I'rid.'.e. James Scarlett was a St. Joe visit or Saturday. Miss Mable Ferguson was up from Rulo Saturday. —Watertown Wisconsin Rye flour flour of C. A. Heck. Fred Vyiiecler of St. Joe spent Sunday at this place. Dell Harbatigh of Dawson spent Friday with J. II. Miles. See Clarence Heck for your coal this fall. Phone 101. Agnes Schrader of Preston was shopping here Saturday. —Get your chickens some poultry shells at Heck’s feed store. 43-tf 10. It. Williamson was over from Sabetha on business Friday. Charles Kbel was over from Re serve Tuesday on business. Mrs. Gene Casey of paks, S D. is in tlie city visiting relatives. G. J. I'M wards visited his brother, H. <’. Hd wards and wife over Sunday. Dr. Callison and family of Stella visited over Sunday with his sister. Mrs. I. M. Houston. Miss Stella Schoek. teacher in the Verdon school, is home Ibis week on account of sickness. Charles F. Brown of Williams, la., visited his sister, Mrs. McMillan and family, during the week. Miss Louise Frederick, who spent the past three weeks with relatives at Dlller, returned home Thursday. Frank Svanda, Mr. Itist, his son-in law, and wife were down from Hum holdt Tuesday looking after business in this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. .McCormick are at home again after an extended visit with their daughters at Hebron and Heaver ('tty. Robert McCormick returned from Florence, Neb., the first of the week. He lias spent some time at that place looking after business matters. A. .1. Stewart of Verdon, Neb., a prominent farmer and stockman, had a ear load of heifers on the Kansas City market the latter part of last week. Mrs. John Startzei went to Atchi son Sunday to visit relatives. She will be absent about two weeks, and wilt visit in Leavenworth before re turning. J. F. Martin catne down from Lin coln to spend Sunday with his wife, who is visiting at the home of M. Qiannini. lie returned to Lincoln on Monday. A gang of surveyors are working n* ar Stella tor the Missouri Pacific railroad, planning work for the com !»; •■ ^ ’SO?7, 1 !*.*7!“, *7 • CMU’VPK Jipd eliminating grades. I \\. Owens paid $57for a team «»• u. «■ s belonging to J. M. Stanley m a .->■ lhi. He bought fifty-seven hea*e* liutses and mules there on Saturday of last week. — Ladies. Save Mmey! Make finest of perfumes at home for one fiftli what you are now paying. Ten guaranteed recipes for 50c. Home Supply Co., Princeton, Indiana. Keith McMillan came home from Kansas City Thursday night for a short \ islt with his mother, before he leaves for Wyoming, where he is to travel for a Kansas City glass and paint house. " m. Falrbairn, whose feet were so br.iitj frozen some weeks since, ">!'* p Ihr.uigh life minus several ' o' s. as these members are coming off ns a result of his experience.— Pawnee Chief. Ed Stock has settled down to the real business of making provision for the household since his return from his wedding trip. Monday he left for Omaha to take up his duties for Heinze Pickle Co. Oscar Zoeller of Preston lias pur chased the Charles Hanna property in the east part of town, and lias moved his family to this city. Mr. Hanna moved in the Goolsby property, just east of the National hotel. 1 Herbert Kerr goes to Kansas City tomorrow to make the final arrange | mi nts with some actors, who will ar 1 rive during the week to go into re hearsal for the new play "Sis," in I which his sister, Grace Cameron, wHI j star. He will also go W> Junction j City before returning. The new play ! will be put on here tlie first week in February. G. N. Camblin formerly of this city, purchased a farm in Doniphan Co., Kansas for $100 per acre. He lias put some few improvements on it and cleaned it up.and a few days ago sold it for $22.'., Jt is about two miles from Highland, Kas, Mrs. Peter Restorer returned Sat urday from Oklahoma, where site lias visited for tlie past two months with her mother and brother. She also visited Mrs. Frank Marvin in Oklahoma City. A business deal was made this week whereby Doll Whitaker be comes proprietor of the Walters pool hall. lie took possession Tuesday and conducts affairs like an old timer. Gayard Greenwald came up from Kansas City Tuesday for a few days visit with his mother before leaving for South Dakota, where lie was so fortunate as to draw government land. Misses Nan and Mayme Hutchings will go to house keeping in tile Far rington property recently vacated by Mrs, Went worth. Peter Huffman lias been laid up a part of tlie week suffering from aj sprained ankle, caused from a fa 11 on tlie icy walks. Mrs. Frank Gossett returned to her home in Horton, Kas., Tuesday after a two weeks’ visit with relatives in tiiis city. Col. and Mrs. Bradley, who have been visiting Mrs. Sehlereth return ed Monday to their home in Hum boldt. rs. Wentworth accompanied her daughter to Oklahoma Tuesday, where she will made her home in the future. Mrs. W. H. Keeling and Mrs. Bert Coleman went to Verdon Wednesday to visit Mrs. Dr. Thomas. Miss Ethel Hersliey of Humboldt visited over Sunday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Sam Sears. .lames Trimble, Win. Gergens and Chet Powers were down from Hum boldt today (Thursday.) George Fallstead left Tuesday for Texas to look after bis farm and oth er business matters. Frank Kanaly came home Sunday from St. Louis where he spent the past week. Dr. 1. M. Houston was called to Oklahoma Tuesday to assist in an operation. Warren Hutchins spc nt Wednesday with his son, Guy and family, at Shubert. Earl Marts of Wymore enjoyed a visit with his parents here Wednes day. D. 1>. Hanna and wife of Hiawatha spent Sunday with Falls City friends.! P. H. Jussen and wife are visiting the l itter’s sister at Okmulgee. Okla. Mrs. Mary Coletnan went to Daw son Sunday for it few days visit Henry Mosiman and wife spent Sunday with her parents in Halo. Mrs. Kick went to Atchison to visit over Sunday with her daughter. Miss Bessie Bohrer was the guest of Auburn friends this week. Ferd Harlow made a business trip to Atchison hist Saturday. A. .1 Holm of Utica, Neb,, spent Sunday with friends here. Miss Myrtle Bowers spent Sunday with relatives in Verdon. Miss Deborah Mower spent last Sunday in Kansas City. L. C. Edwards visited relatives at Humboldt Wednesday. Mrs. M. L. Wilson was a Humboldt visitor Wednesday. Dr. I. M. Houston was a St. Joe visitor Saturday. Will Hutchison spent Sunday with Peru friends. Ed. Poteet was a St. Joe visitor last Friday. —Call on C. A. Heck for coal and wood. Farm for Sale. I will sell my farm nine miles north east of Falls City, consisting of 300 acres. See me or write. ERNEST WERNER. Sr., Kails City. Neb. The Eastern Star. The members of this order enjoy | ed one of the most pleasant occasions i of the season Monday evening at ' the Masonic hall, it was the pleas ure of those present to greet and entertain two of the grand lodge of ficers of the Grand chapter of the 1 state of Nebraska, ns Mrs. Hattie M. I Scott, grand matron; and Airs. Puller, of Teciunsoh. grand conductress,were present and gave much valuable in struction and encouragement to those present. It is only a little over six months since this Falls City Chapter was or ganized with twenty-one members,and since then it lias doubled its member ship, and is doing work that would be a credit, to many Chapters which have been in existence more years than this one lias months. The full degree work of the team was put on Monday night,and then a school of instruction followed which gave most evident satisfaction to tho visiting officers, and their inspec tion of the lodge and its work was most highly commended. After pleasant addresses and words of felicitation by several present, a bounteous repast was spread on the tables until the proverbial groaning oi the same might be heard, and ev ; erybody enjoyed not only a rich ban quet provided by the committee, but j a Ho the feast of reason and flow of | .'ami that was so evident. | At an early hour on Tuesday morn ing all parties expressed the con viction that they had enjoyed a most pleasant evening, and pledged i still more and better w ork for the I future. This order does not adver Use. nor work for members, but there is pleasure in knowing that new members are in sight for several meetings in advance and that all bills art; promptly met, and money In the treasury. Success to Falls City Chapter, its corps of earnest officers, and enthu siastic members.—Contributed. Cheap and Safe. The small sum of $2 will buy a $.■>,000 policy, good for five years,from the Richardson County Farm Mutual Insurance Co., provided the building has good lightning rods. Then these policies can be renewed another five years for the still smaller fee of fifty cents. Smaller policies cost the same amount. Iho last __ years this company has been thoroughly tried,and found re liable. We have over two million I insurance in force, and constantly gaining new members. All the farm property of the county ought to be insured with us. It is folly to keep on sending money out of the county for good safe protection. School boards anti country churches can save money by insuring with us. Call, write or phono to me, over Dittmar’s store, Falls City, Nebraska. SAMUEL LICHTY, Sec y. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that Thomas Winterbottom lias sold his interest in j the firm of Wirth & Winterbottom! to L. I’. Wirth, and the business will hereafter be conducted by Mr. Wirth. All accounts payable to L. I*. Wirth,1 and all liabilities will be paid by L. j 1*. Wirth. L. 1*. WIRTH. THOMAS WINTER BOTTOM, | I Married Leaders. "He that hath wife and children." says Raeon, "hath given hostages to fortune, for they are impediments to great enterprises, either of virtue or mischief!" Vet, looking over the world’s "great enterprises of virtue," it is a curious fact that one finds more married men than single among their leaders. I "Ufaetif*j. ■Jtrurty - i (Copytight, l'JUU. by W, N*,U.) ; 320 ACRE HOMESTEAD FREE Country just opening for Homesteads. Has been controlled by stockmen for years. Land as good or better than any Indian Reservation. “For informa tion address v I • " ji *;T! ■- Y4 , ’ DALE « HERMAN LAND CO. EDGEMONT, S. D. Residents of the Country for 21 years -1-:-t-im --j--r-r s -v . " V' FOR SALE—A nice six room cot tage, lights, water, cement walks, cel lar, barn, coal house, and three lots. Located one block from court house and in splendid shape, >a model house. Price $2,500. Inquire-at th-is office. ■ ■» - 41-tf V • * m j 'i? ' • --— > DR. C. N. ALLISON DENTIST Phone 248 Ovrr Richardson County Bank. FALLS CITY? ' NEBRASKA _ . ■_ ■ • ■ _ . Fi F\ F?OE3B.F?T» DENTIST Office over Kerr’s Pharmacy Office Phone 2fi0 < Residence Pbone 271 CLEAVER d. SEBOLD INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND LOANS NOTARY IN OFFICE Office Removed to Tootle Block 6th and Francla Sts. DR. W. S. FAST ST. JOSEPH, MO. 8|Hi*inl attention to MEDICINE, KECT.Mj Diseases, Diwaaes <»f WOMEN and CHlLDIlKN CHESTER A. BRINK PhVsician and Surgeon Residence Phone 471. Office Phone 415!*, Office Over* State Bank. ----- 4 EDGAR R. MATHERS ID El N 'T T © T] I Phones; Nos. 177, 217 * Sam’l. 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