The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, February 18, 1910, Image 5
The (bounty in General The “Doings” oi our Country S riends and Neighbors. STELLA Mss. .i. . • Oriffith i li t t i f f*i 11 Mm tie went In Sidle > b" • (• • • ti is e , 1 in I- in '• his Mrs 1)1 h s' i - \ t ili d lii'i inn!lew in • M; \s ,.| . n i ti lilt. • ihild r [| Tiiur >iij Robert Uoiilshy and ! »til ily of \ ■ : doll *|> lit H .in y with 1 M Hoodlo and fa.nil - Will Siuilli id Hnmbuldt i- her . again helping ,L M. Uoodloe in his, blackmitt, shop M-s ili (Hie ilaynood la qiiilo i< k ; ai tin' Overman hotel where she is i employed as cook M. II Vandt venter and wile visit ed Sunday with Joe Wagner and fain ily in the eomiti v Frank Welier of A st Point eaiue home last wi t k for a two weeks' vis it with his parents \ ,! Baldwin was in Auburn sov oral nays la t week iielpin • invoice a stock of hiirncas Mrs, M II Varidervoutor attended (lie funeral of her brother, Mr, land, in Lincoln Tuesday Mis: Dorothy Re'e ret art I Satur day from a two weeks' visit with her grandparents, in town. Albert Adul ts, a ri turned soldier from (tie Philippines, is visiting his Bister, Mrs. Frank Hinkle. Mrs Weas Vaught returned home; Tuesday after a two weeks' visit with her parents in Omaha Kvhii ISvans hail a sale of Ills fanning stock Thursday and will move to town tho first of March. Mrs. John Holland visited iti the country with tier sister, Mrs Charles lldwurds. Ilii* first of the week. Frank Timmerman and wife left last Saturday lor Ottawa, Kus., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Bright. Mrs, Angeline Raper visited tin* la ter fan of ins' week In Hie count.! with her daughter, Mrs (!eo, Randal A large majority of ottr mule pup ul&tlon have eilln r visited or had btui'mt s in Falls City during tHe* past two weeks. The Ladies Auxiliary to tho Stella1 cemetery association are making ar rangements for their annual supper, next Saturday night. Little Luelia Bloom is staying at Uie home of llev. Hinkle during Miss Colglazier’s absence to the whole sale house in St. Joe. Mrs. Kaebtn k and daughter. Miss liable, of Vuburu visited several days last we with the former's sis ter, Mrs. M. Shafer. Miss Lissa Colgla/.ler lilt for St Joseph Wednesday, whore she will spend about two weeks in a whole sale millinery house. W'ess Res ' of Salem passed through here Saturday entente from Council Bluffs with wo Overland autoa,which he vva- taking to Falls City. Mrs. Laura Fankell a eompauled her daughter, Mrs John Holland, to St. Louis last Thursday, where sic will visit until warm weather. James Freedcr and wife of \tt burn setil cards to Stella friends an nouncing the arrival of a sett at their home, Sunday, Feb. (ith, nun. Mis. John Holland, ,lr., after vis iting iter parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Fankell, for several weeks, returned to her home in St. Louis Thursday Word has been received by friends that Mr. Mutual, whu with hi.-. w if» is visiting it daughter in Chicago, is seriously ill with no hope of reeov cry. Pete Curtis, oue of Curie Sum's: keys who has served three years in his service, arrived Sunday morning to visit his parents for a short time. I He thinks ho will enlist again. Mrs. Amanda Moore and daughter. Goldie and son, Don, arrived from Iowa Wednesday and wore the guests •f J. M. Good loo and wife They have routed a farm near Cordon Mrs. Fred Gilbert recioved word that her sister. Miss Cerda Timer man, who is in a hospital in Denver is recovering from her operation for appendicitis and is able to sit up. Misses Grate and Mae Mori/ en tertained at a valentine party Mon day evening at their elegant new home, three miles west of Stella. The house was beautifully u orated in red hearts. Games and various amuse monts were indulged in, and twenty eight, you; g people thoroughly en joyed themselves until about two o’clock in the morning. Kleg.ant re freshments were served, and all who were present report a fine time. A few' minutes delay in treating some cases of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor often proves dang' ions. The rarest way is to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in the house, and at tin first indications of croup give tne child a dose. Pleasant to take ai<d always cures. Sold by all drug gists. UULO Smi an K' ii' •>().• mu. ,i Falls 1 ilj visitor Friday. .!oilijK‘ ( ,iv* i ■ It w a • v ii last Wot k it Ill ril J,t of tilo*W K it i Kituuly has in- u nil ; to. tin; pit 4 inw t. : Mi i,i. .in it ,i i pent |aii % i’H iih iHeads ill I-i;,i Iu•*. *lc». Mr, in 11 Mrs Joe Form y till Unto i ! ii' .i I ' i \i• ■ • H II Hyiniin of Wymetro win, a llulo \ i tilor ntit1 tiny lust week. V. in. Was, nor of Fortesi tie ' i lied with llulo relatives Sunday. Tom lb an was a imalin s vlidlur to Falls ( Ity Uio lust of tin* week Frank I'Mgot oinh of (icnevii visited with Ilia father in llulo last weak .1 A. 11 inlth* vlidletl with his fatn ily at Forlesi ne the fitHi of week. W. Craig o Hllaworlh, Neb., tain last week on a trip of plen.'iire and business Mrs. II Ziegler and babies visit'd with her parents ie ar While Cloud Iasi week. Mrs. Wilson of I’ronton visited her mother, Mrs Noland, several days last week. Mrs. ,lamea Osborne and son, Mer ril, wen* business visitors hi Falls City last week. Mr.lluxton of Adams, Neb., open'd a barber shop in (In* Iielpler build ing last week. A revival meeting ha;, been in pro gress sit the Holiness ehnrch for the i i ten days. Urn W. A. Wtn htel went to I -in .a Monday for a few days visit i Ih tiis parents. i. and Mrs. John Majerus went lo i .ills City Monday and spoilt a lew days with relatives. Ussie Marsh returned home recent ly from a several months' stay in inith i • iter, K Ml.-, lii'-'enn;:-. < -turned Sunday niii St Caul Nith. where she .I ;In past we. k, Wm Shepherd, lailmt Hinkle and Caul Burk were passengers to Pres ton Sunday afternoon. Misses Clark and Moore I 'ft lor Kansas City Monday io lay in a new nock of millinery mills. Mrs. p. Fred . and two child ron spent Saturday and Sunday with le-r catout • near I r nlo». Harry Huber left Tuesday for Lin coln. lie has been appointed tempor ary mail clerk between I hat place and Oxford. Thursday evening an illustrated lecture on "The Had Lands" was do livered at the Methodist church by K \V Mowers. An appreciative audi ence greeted Hie lecturer. .liaison Thomas of Colorado, who lias spent several weeks with rela th es here, left last, week to visit friends in Atchison. From there he will go to his home in Colorado. Han llatekiu has purchased the d iy wa on, lun and coal sheds of Max Ue; .-;cr, la.-iiig possession on Monday morning. iax will go to Watt rloo, Iowa to image in business in a short time. On Thursday evening Miss Clara Mean and Art. Hodge were nulled in marriage at the home of the bride's pan uts. Rev Spicer performed the i.vmpny. Friends of the contract ii 1. parties extend congratulations. —We have some fresh Red Seal flour in now. Come and get a sack. —C. A. Heck, BARADA. R. ,1 Dunn mui son were putting up lee last week. Grover Vaugli of l’awnee Okla.. was in town Monday. Otis Spiekler and wife were in Kansas City lliis week. Walter Orr and family are up from Falls City visiting. W Bridgeman and wife were over from Verdon this week. Jessie Buckholz and lady took in tie> box-supper at Center School house Friday evening. '• i . and M Higgs, Lilly and Dodds were shop ping in the city Saturday. Preaching services at the Evangel ical church Sunday morning. O. E. in the evening, with Henry Butler as leader. On Monday evening between forty and fifty of their young friends gath ered at the home of Henry and Ralph ''“Her. All hough the guests were un ; expect n, th boys scented to enjoy j their coming. All who wore fortu nate enough to be present, report a ‘ ‘ ■ time The > v hours passed as if on wings and be fore anyone realized the time, the wee small hovirs had stolen in upon the festivities, and the guests then departed to their homes. Nice re freshments wore served during the evening. HUMBOLDT, I I. (’, Mami was quite hick w >el , Mrs. Drum* Cowman is in K.i.i i.n City Ibis week (nl Muon was a pa • • r; r i > .!• ill \\V h-ill .lii!1 To»i'i ■ aii I wife u• its cm;, t| • vintoi i rhuiMlay. .. ,i. I1war ( •» the . i I 111 it >.f Hie W ek. ' Sir:, now h , ■ i ploy meat i i I iqii.ho I pi;11 i* ! iiti'e. • i .• a \» Dei ; <1 . . C'ily at. ' ; tl. > he • at hci Saturday. Mi.;, ii 'iik r. itt.'i i* id c'ltint died Ik I in r l,o r" c lub W*oilu#,h* day. Mrs. it. (i. Philpot is enjoying ii visit from ii r fatter, Mr. Finch, of \r.'S»tthoe, Claude Lynch and Holla \ . i■> > ere pa iei.'.i i s to Falks City on I . "h : day. linn i atcie , and wife ar <> par oiiiH of a Iml > hoy born, one day this Week. Mi. . Mnhie I nland ajicni a few days witli Mi it llni/.da in Table linel this Week, Sam Turn •4 of Lincoln sp m a few day;; this vv.-ek with ids parents. .Ino. Turner and wife Miss Lileth \\'a ner was hostess to a number or friends ai lo r home Sal in day evening. Mrs. Poll Woods and sister, Mrs. Winnie Mann, visited in Tee iimseli part of I ids week, .M’s. (Ii lie Sullivan of Satina,* Kano . j :s visiting her parents. Frank Wilson | and wife, this week. Alls. Frank Hi t foturn- <i home Sat tirday niter visiting a short linn with Mrs. lain Hilling • Mi. Hoy Haiti and little daughter, Helen, of Table Rock spent Sunday wiiii Ik S. Cope and family. 'il > Bruin and Waits families mov ed the first of tin* v> ok to the H, ..in farm nortbwe. i of town. Mrs. Kate M along came from lv i as City Hu* first of tlie week to spend a short time with friends. The met ting of the grand jury lias can; d fear and trembling among the gambling element of Humboldt. Mrs. Crown who has been visiting at the Inline of J. li. Bradley left Saturday for her home in Seattle, Wash. Arthur Cooper and wife of Beaver City, Nib., have been spending the week with the Cooper families of this oily. Mrs. Lmiv Chandler arrived in tliis city Sm day from her home in Lincoln to spend a abort time with friends, Joel Held, who has been spending some time in Guide Rook, Neb., re turned to this city Friday for a visit with Itis family. Cit'orge England, formerly a Hum bold' boy, now living in Kansas has been paying a visit to bis friends m tins community. Mis. It. ('. Shields and children re turned to their home in St. Joe, after a pleasant visit with in r sister, Mrs W. 1’. Collins. The class of 11)11. and teachers of the High school, enjoyed a valentine parly at the home of Eleanor William son Monday evening. John Kellers, who has been attend ing to business in Elk ('reek return ed t < this city Saturday to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. lien Creed returned to her home in Pawnee City Wednesday a ft oi a brief visit with relatives. She was accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Creed. Mr*. Elmar Woods and little son. Frederick, came to this city Satur day from Elk Creek, and will make an extended visit at the home of her parents, L. (’. Maun and wife. Rev. .1 k. Curdy, pastor of the Presbyterian church preached a Lin coln memorial sermon Sunday at the Baptist Church to an appreciatice audit nee. The G. A. It. attended in a body. Tilt, young people of the Presby terian church had a very pleasant tinn* at the parsonage Friday evening. After a slioit business meeting the evening was spent in a social way and dainty refreshments were served. Do you kuow that croup can be prevented? Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the croupy n ugh appears and it will prevent the attack. It is also a certain cure for c.toup and lias never been known to fail. Sold by all druggists. The family that eats plenty of Quaker Oats is a healthy, rugged family. The most popular food in the world be cause it does most and costs least. 54 VEEDON. M.I I Kelly was In F ills City ' i ,Joe I .'ir.n . as on i It. ■ se . A’- the V. ;n • »• . s i Falls pin- af the (. in hi ' 'i'i in' (.■ 1 in ,i i .'• i nia i VO a\ • r and family were i . of Mi Maly Cotiovi r one cl;: « ' I Week lllil tBB B* neilict and wife are the !'ii, !.: ; of a littK stjn. horn Fcbru a! 11th. l‘»| 0, i i ' al canto in ft ojn the conn tty 11 i week to spend it few days wit., iris fat hi i if,ii f Atixii i visited her graiul I a us, Mr. and Mrs. Prichard, in Fails City last week. Mr McHenry returned from Kan sas City last week after spending a few days with friends. Tile Girls' club mot at. the home of Lauru J ioin/.i'lnmn Monday evening. A fine t ime is reported. Liner.son Bowers was on the mar ket at Kansas City with a ear load of i attic Monday morning. Oliver Fuller is able to be on the stre. i again after being confined to his room for tome time. Beit Waggoner, wife ami baby earn ■ down from Si 11a with the inten tion of looking up a location. C arks Steward and wife are re joicing over tire arrival of a non, who came to bless their home sun day. Jerome Simpson, the mail carrier on Route I, is very ill at this wip ing Dunnl Corn is carrying the mail for him. Rudolph Fisher moved Airs. Hollar's house from the east part of town to her vacant lots in the north part of town. Mr. Moore moved his household goods here from Iowa. Thursday and will farm the Fuller farm oast of town this year Mbs Anna FrauenfeUh r spent a few days in I alls City last weak the guest of her cousins. Misses Ethel and Florence Parchen. i. i.ura J leiti/ielman is the proud pos sessor of a fine new piano, it is a ‘Crown” and was purchased of Clar ence E, Smith of Falls City. Rt v. (Jerries and wife are having the pleasure of entertaining the form er's brother and family. They arrived Friday morning from Kansas, and will visit here a short time before go ing to their home in Canada. The kensington club met at the home of Airs. W. F. Vouch Tuesday afternoon, all the members were present and an enjoyable time was had b\ all. The club ladies present ed Airs. Jay Parson with a beautiful sofa pillow. Mr. and Airs. Parsons will leave in the near future for Ore gon, where they will make their fu ture home. An attack of the grip is often fol lowed by a presistent cough. which 1 j many proves a great annoyance. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been extensively used with good suc cess for the relief and cure of his cough. Many eases have been cured after all other remedies had failed. Sold bv all druggists. SALEM. Russel Hyatt was in Falls City Thursday evening. Charles .McCool attended court in Falls City last week. Mrs. Horstman was in Falls City Thursday on business. W. A. Greenwald of Falls City visited among friends over Sunday. Dillard Harris will soon move on the farm of Win. Whitney south of town. Mrs. Burns went to the county ‘own the latter part of last week on business. Jerry Kanalj has bought the farm ,ust over the river from the Chautau qua grounds. Rudy Beer and Miss Minnie Smith, both from south of town, were mar ried last week. Jacob Ned row and family will go to Oregon in the spring. Their sale is already billed. Mrs. E. E. Seott of Falls City at tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Stains last week. C. B. Emmert and family made a trip to Falls City Sunday afternoon via automobile. It was the first trip with their car since being laid by tor the winter in the early fall. They report the roads in good shape. Next Sunday there will be special services at the Gospel I'niott church. The theme of the day will be ' Tem perance,” with special reference to local option. Addresses will ge given by Mrs. May Turner. Mr. Dowell.Roy Daggett and For Sale. 300 bushels of White seed oats. One team geldings, 3 years old, and one span of mules, coming yearlings. —Long Bros., Reserve, Kansas, Falls City Phone No. 40 O. | I Does Fhis Interest You? W'c will duplicate the price -a! an out-of-town firm, no mat I ter when, local d ■ t w nt! r ir jp ti n-iors ri ■ art wiil >• * he | work free of ebarpe Don't -!•.•: ciintr.> as on tie ;nn a. of | the fair v tales id tin* - a. uth-u >n uni strange.’, . ai,; . ;i n vest iji.;' to ' i> i<) thi tr -d a ten; ■ . > Most p- 1 ■ V aft to trade at home, pre .hlintf to v < an d<> as wt i as • a here. We can : do , ntr work uni -• you • • • u ■ a chance to c > p ■ e. I f YOU pive u ’i'd , d opp >rtu ni ’ L which c - you 'r.; | i it is up to us to laud v ur order. Why n ,t , ,• in .... vow buy monuments ? Pulls titv Marble Works j Established 1881. R. A. © F. A. NEITZEL, Mjrs. | b What Shall the Harvest Be? r> Becomes a leading <|uestion with the farmers at certain * seasons every year- Generally 'he harvest is dependent J upon the sowing. ‘‘As u, sow so shfijl >e reap" holds t* ’rue in every departtnent of lift* You cannot d ; <-sit I** longings and vtshis and ms ure an\ interest thereon. Tin se |* must be cry sd-iiliy.ed into * Hurt which produces dollars, and >$• when these have been deposited in our bank you van come • pretty close to knowing that tic harvest for you will tuen_ | be more dollars. Do you want them"' Then gi t busy; get v a passbook today. (Jet started right, keep at it and \utt 5* will reap not a “harvest ol barren regrets, ’ but plain. !* straight, hard, big, round dollars. It is wonderful how we c tn help you in caring for the < !» harvest, and increasing the yield , r The Farmers’ State Bank j»’ PRESTON. NEBRASKA HOLD YOUR STOCK FOR OWENS, lie AiwaVs Pays More than Other Buyers HORSES M A R E S and MULES Fat and broke to work —from 4 to 8 years old. Bring in your stock and get the highest market price, at Fails (iF/, Sat., Feb. 19 j. w. OWENS Most Extensive Dealer in United States. v^M\ YOU WILL SHARE OUR PRIDE in dental work if you have need of our services and avail yourself of our skill, K experience and facilities. We don’t do half way work—it’s all or nothing with us, as many people know to their own great gratification. Note, please, that we make no charge for expert examin ation . DR. YUTZY BERT WINDLE, I). I). S„ Assistant 1-aiis City, Nebraska H. Best Harness on Earth is Mads at Wactttei s Sad dles. Whips, ’Etc. Everything for the Horse. Re pairing and Oiling. Phone 384. WH6HTEL