Nebraska Newspapers

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H-enry G. Smith
LAMPS Sl LOANS
240 acres well improved, If miles from Depot in Kas. Good spring. Best of tern Wi'it the
40 acres as part payment, balance long time at low interest.
200 acres 1% tniies from depot, Richardson county, Nebraska Good buildings ai.d iatu " ill
take 40 or 80 acres as part payment
160 acres upland, 1 mile from depot, Richardson county, Nebraska. $12,000,
Kjo acres Johnson county, Nebraska 80 rods to church and sell k>1. Best of terms. Night rent.
107 acres near Hrownville, Nebraska
80 acres H-mile from Falls City high school. ,
640 acres, $8,000 improvements Also 640 acres adjoining. Will take 160acres a* p.,rt p mu t.
Fine running water. A No. I opportunity.
Money tc loan
THE COIRS AND GOERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing
the Past Week.
\Rev, Spelsor was up from Rulo on
Tuesday
Itrx Oliver was flown from Shu
bert Sunday
Ladies light weight knit vests 10
cents at Ricks.
Miles IS. .lories was down from
Salem Saturday.
John Dickinun went lo Terumseh
Tuesday on luminous.
John Kleholf came hack from his
Frollda 1 rip Friday night
Kd Hurrlss of Peru visited last
Friday with his mother. Mrs. Kate
Hurriss.
Kd llarsrhnrr wi nl lo Lincoln on
Tuesday lo attend the Laymen’s con
vention.
Miss Myrtle Lowers spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs Fred Heine
man neat Verdon
W. A. Kreenwuld and John Liehty
attended the Laymen's convention in
Lincoln this week.
Hood variety id mu I peas,
nasturtiums and other fewer seeds
at the green house. tf
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Lee Du I by of
Shubirt visited last Friday with the
family of II. (' Davis
The Presbyterian ladles will hold
a bazaar at the Electric Theater on
Saturday before Easter.
Mrs. Dr. Oallisou and baby, who
visited her sister-in-law. Mrs. I M.
Houston, left Friday for her home
in Stella
(’has. Welnerl entne up from Pres
ton Tuesday and went with tin- Falls
City delegation to Lincoln to attend
the convention.
Mr. and Mr: C I! Parish vu nl
to Salem Tm -ti.n to male prepuru
iioiis for moving to tliat place about
the first of April.
If you value money attend the
opening of the New Shoe Store. The
opening day wtli be a gala day
Saturday. March tilth
A new Shoe Store will be opened
by .1. Lansky, second door north of
M. Seff’s clothing store. Falls City,
on Saturday, March^lldh.
Mrs. Edward Freeman, (nee Tina
Thacker), came up from Kansas City
to attend the funeral of Oliver Drown.
She returned to her homo Saturday.
Ladies. Save Mcneyl Make
f nest of perfumes at homo for one
fifth wtiat you are now paying. Ten
guaranteed recipes for 60c. Home
- ippiy Co., Princeton, Indiana.
( HESTER A. BRINK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Consultations
Diseases of Women and Children
Chronic Diseases
i Ka> tmtl r.lootricul Treatment-. cutIm nnswertHl .
night or »lny in city or country.
OftlC« 439
PHONES Residence 471
Office Over Falls City State Bank
ALL CLEVER COOKS
Are proud of their bread. Why
shouldn't they be? Good home
made bread is the staff of life.
Gold Coin
Flour
Always yields the lightest, whitest,
sweetest and most nutritious bread
and rolls.
Try It!
V011R GROCER KEEPS IT
Sterling Fa 11 noil resigned his posi
Mon In li. M. .lenne’s shoe stores
and on Monday left far Milford,
Nell , where* lie- will open an office
and do business for the Florida
Land Co., in wbii'h venture* lie lias
our best wishes for iinboniideel suc
ce*SH.
Herbert Hedges lias sold bis prop
erty on South Harlan streei to Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Firelmugh, and will
give pecisi'ssieei April I, Mr and
Mrs. Hedges will move to a farm
near McCook, Nets
J. II. Miles and family will arrive
from Le>s Angeles almnl the* 22nel of
Maredi and will remain eltiring the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miles
are* moving into the large* house on
Stone* stre>e*t.
II C. .lames returned Monday
from Washington, I). (’., where* he
went twe> works ago on legal busi
ness lie visileel some very inter
esting plaees onroute*.
Wante'el District manager with
beaeleiuarters at Falls City A granel
opportunity fetr the* right man Ad
dress in confidence. Life* P. C. Iieix
11163, New York City.
Miss Fay Sanford was in the city
between trains Saturday, the guest, of
Mrs. A lib* Watson. Site* was on her
way from Humboldt t<> her home in
Vordon.
The Royal Negilibors will bold
a box supper at the M \V. A. hull
Friday March lx. All Woodmen,
(heir families and friends especially
Invited.
A. A Tanner came down from Lin
coin Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs.
Caroline Tanner, ills mother, accom
panied him home and will visit tiis
family,
The ladies of the Kpiscopul church
will hold their exchange in the Klec
tric theater, Saturday. .Mrs. .lusson
and Miss Taylor will lie In charg.e
Charles Boyle is suffering from an
attack of inflammatory rheumatism,
which seems to have settled in his
feet and he is unable to walk.
Mr and Mrs. Kd Stock returned
Sutiiiduy from a trip of business and
ph-a Mils t » Omaha, where they spent
■the most el last week.
Mrs Saralt Matburger returned
Monday to her home in Humboldt
alter a short visit with her sister,
Mrs. George Scltmelzel.
I(e\ Brooks went to Lincoln Tues
day to attend the County Option con
vention. Ili> remained to attend the
Laymen’s meeting.
W. C. Norton of the Humboldt
Standard, was in Falls City Tuesday.
While in town he paid his respects
U> The Tribune.
Mrs. K. Wheeler came down front
Stella Saturday evening and re
mained several days visiting rela
tives.
Miss Nellie Cain went to Stella
Monday for a few days visit at the
home of her brother, ,1. It Cain.Jr.
Adolph Bentley and family came
over from Lfiawathn Sunday to visit
Hie family of George Albright.
W. I! Maddox returned Monday
login I’luiu K.uis.i., City, "in>>•<> to
spent a few days on business.
Call and see our line of perfumes I
and toilet articles for 10 cents —j
R ick's.
Rev. ttatloy went to Lincoln Tues
day to attend tlte Laymen's conven
tion.
(L .1. Crook went to Lincoln Tues
day to tit tend the Laymen's conven
tion.
Miss Ora Crook of Salem is now
employed at the R. A. Dittinar store.
—Leave your orders with Sitnan
ton & Pence for strawberry plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Bowers of
Verdon were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. George Prater went to Hia
watha Saturday to spend the day.
K. O. Lewis left Tuesday for the
northwsetern part of the state.
Charles Caverzagie and wife of
Rulo were in the city Thursday
-Mrs, Ed Gebhart of Verdon was in
the city shopping Saturday.
Frank Mints and wife of Mints
City were in town Monday.
C. K. Mullens was down front Sa
lem Saturday on business
—Did you see the new machinery
at Jenne’s shoe store.
For Salt1—100 tons hay. $4 00 per
ton.—H. I. Hunt.
A new line of 10 cent glass
ware at Rick’s.
Itock for sale at Heck’s feed
store. ]0-2t
1. C. Maust was in Kansas City on
Monday,
Henry Stitzer was down from Sa
lem Tuesday.
Dr. Hays of Dawson was a Sunday
visitor here.
Miss iilaneln I lore was down from
Salem Monday.
Steve Miles was in Kansas City
on business Monday.
Warren Hutchins spent Sunday wit
Ids son. Guy and family, in Shubert.
Dr Miner was called to Cbluir, bus,
Neb., Tuesday on professional busi
ness.
W. II. Maddox went to Lincoln on
Tuesday to attend the Daymen's con
vention.
Harold Miller returned Friday from
a visit witti his sister, Mrs. Ward,
in Tooumseh.
M. W. Harding of Humboldt was
in Hie city Friday the guest of N. B.
Judd and wife.
Mrs. James Stewart of Hiawatha
visited her parents, Coon Brecht
and wife Sunday.
T J. Gist and family spent Sun
day with his parents, S. I’. Gist
and wife in Salem.
Mrs. Harvey Wahl returned last
Friday from Hamburg, Iowa, where
she visited Mrs. Jeff McNall.
Miss Winnifred Taylor lias resign
ed her position at It A. Dittmar’s
store and is taking a much needed
rset.
It. A. Coupe and Henry Frit/, went
to Kulo on Tuesday to inspect, some
bridges in construction and needing
repairs.
Mrs. .John Crook, Mrs. Will A.
Crook anil Mrs. 13. K. Hurst accom
panied Miss Lucille Thompson as
for as Kansas City on her way home
to Texas Tuesday. They remained
for a few days shopping in Kansas
City.
Harry Craig has given up his
place in Lyford's grocery depart
ment and has accepted a position
with the Missouri Pacific surveying
gang.
Mrs. Katherine Wylie returned on
Tuesday from a visit with friends in1
Omaha. She also visited her dau
ghter, Mrs. Allan 1). May in Auburn.
—Nice batch of blaster Lilies just
received from St. Joe. (let your or
der in early.—Simanton & Pence.
Julius Schmitt came over from Sa
vannah, Mo., Wednesday to visit
his brother, Fred 13. Schmitt.
Marion Watson was over from
Reserve Wednesday visiting the fam
ily of 11. It. Willard.
Mrs. Mangol and Mrs. Charles
Berkley of Hamlin are visiting Mrs.
Mart McGuire.
Clifford Wahl came up from St.
Marys, Kag., Tuesday for a short
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Pribbcno and daughter
of Preston were shopping here Wed
nesday.
—Get. your order in early for East
er Lilies.—Simanton ti Pence.
Mrs. .1. F. Kinsey of Reserve was
shopping here Wednesday.
Mrs. .1. R. Cain and son, Julian,
spent Tuesday in Stella.
Fred Schock made a business trip
to St. Joe Wednesday.
Alex Leo was a Rulo visitor last
Tuesday.
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DAVIES & OWENS
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA
Master Lilies Sitnantnn A- Fence.!
M. I). McCumber was up from
Preston Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Borland of Benuett, Neb.,
s visiting with Rev. Bailey.
Miss Alice Cleaver is seriously ill
at her home east of this city.
Miss Augusta Wittrock went to
the wholesale house in Kansas City
Tuesday
Mrs. W. 11. Kerr remains very
ill. but the doctor says there is some
change for the better. .
Mrs. Kelso of Lynch, Neb., and
Mrs. Swan of Auburn are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Wilhite.
Anna Margaret Brecht visited her
grandparents, Henry Ruegge and wife
the latter part of the weeek.
The father and mother of Rev.
Bailey left for a several weeks visit
with their daughter in Kansas City.
Mrs. C. A. Chesley came home Fri
day from Bloomington. Ill . where
she was called last week by the ill
ness of her mother.
Miss Fatten, trimmer for Wittrock
Sisters, was called to Washington,
Iowa Tuesday by a telegram stating
that her sister was dying.
W. 11. Crook and his sons, Guy and
John left Monday in John Crook's
auto for Perry, Oklu They will
also visit other points in the
state.
Sunday School Convention.
The Richardson County Sunday j
School convention will hold its an
nual convention in Falls City, March
I!) and 20. There will be four ses
sions, Saturday evening,Sunday morn
ing, afternoon and evening. For full I
particulars see programs.
W. H. WYLER, Sec.
For Sale.
Regulator (for jeweler), large fire
proof safe, small National cash reg
ister.—H. W. Howe, Humboldt, Neb.
San Francisco had an earthquake
scare. Only a mild shock and no
damage done.
New Orleans is in danger of a
yellow fever epidemic.
HARNESS
Best Harness on earth is made at
Wachtel's. Saddles, Whips, Etc.
Everything for the horse Repair- j
ing and Oiling. Phone 384
WACHTELt
HERE AND THERE.
Items of Much Interest To All Put
In a Nutshell.
_\
Vesuvius is reported as active
again.
Missouri will vote on state wide
prohibition at the fall election.
Dawson county will vote on the
proposition to bond the county for
$100,000 to build a new court house.
Holdrege on the I!. & M. is to have
a new depot. The Railway commis
sioner, Cowgill, has cited the com
pany to submit plans by April 10.
A Joplin, Mo., horse valued tit
$1,000 swallowed a diamond worth
$7ti0. it is a question now of horse
or diamond—which?
The strike situation in Philadelphia
continues. Before the difficultly is
settled and the strike called off,
labor unions in different parts of
the country are in danger of being
drawn into the unhappy controversy.
A saloonkeeper at McCook per
sisted in keeping his son, under
eighteen years of age, in the busi
ness. The city council as a conse
quence ip is revoked his license. It
is known that this law is being vio
lated in Falls City; when will our
council get busy?
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The Business Men’s Association
of Diller, Neb., is offering cash prizes
for good roads in the vicinity of
the town. The conditions upon
which the przies will be awarded tire
such ns to necessitate the building
of not less than fourteen miles of
good roads in order to win them all.
Will the Falls City Commercial club
make a memoranda of this?
Hiawatha is talking about putting
a rest room in one of the icor s of
the new Life-Annuity Lai’ now
nearing completion. This is an : I
vanced idea, in the west. : ails (_. v
can afford to give mis miiau' at
tent ion also. Ic is on;. a ■; .••*-: ion . f
time when every tovn ,.iii prov;.l
accomodations for the comfort of
people while doing business tiler*'.
Who shall be first.
Roosevelt lias reached Khartum.
Khartum is 1000 miles from the
mouth of the Nile and in the depth
of Africa. Yet, though lie reached
there only yesterday, we read all
about his arrival in today’s papers.
Wonderful, is it not?
The Laymen’s Missionary move
ment is in session in Lincoln. A
big delegation went tip from Rich
ardson county.
Legal Notice.
In the It ichardson County District
Court, State of Nebraska.
Peter Frederick Sr., plaintiff, vs.
Charles McMahan, Anna McMahan,
his wife, Frank Gilliland and Emma
E. Gilliland, his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of Richardson
county, state of Nebraska, and to
me directed as sherfif of said coun
ty.bearing date on the 7th day of
March, 1910, I will offer at public
sale at the west door of the court
house in Falls City, in said county,
on the 18th day of April, 1910, at
thi‘ hour of 1 o’clock p. in. of said
day, the following described real
estate, situated in Richardson county,
state of Nebraska, to-wit: The E.
>{. of the E. Vs of the S. E Quarter
of the N. W. of See t ion 10,
Township 3 N. in Range 17, East of
the 6th P. M.
This sale is made in pursuance
of the decree of foreclosure of two
mortgages held by said Peter Fred
erick Sr., severally executed to him
by Charles McMahan and Anna Mc
Mahan on the property above des
cribed and which was by them sold
to defendants, Frank Gilliland and
Emma E. Gilliland, his wife, who
also executed a subsequent mort
gage to plaintiff on the same prem
ises, the said Frank L. Gilliland and
Emma E. Gilliland having purchas
ed the legal title of said land from
Charles McMahan and Anna Mc
Mahan subject to the first mortgage,
foreclosed in this action and given
by the said Mc Mahan and his wife ;
die legal title to said land now lin
ing in the said Frank T,. Gilliland
and liis wife. Emma E Gilliland, and
the same is seized and will be sold
as above stated to satisfy the decree
and costs foreclosing both mortgages
above described. Terms of sale
cash. W. T. FENTON,
Sheriff of Richardson County.
Reavis & Reavis, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
First publication March IS. 1!M0.
Richardson County
Sunday Schoo! Association
FALLS CITY. NEBRASKA
Saturday and Sunday, March 19 and 20
METHODIST CHURCH SATURDAY EVENING, 7:30.
7:30 Prayer Service.
Business Session; Reports of Officers; Discussion of Reports;
Discussions of Plans for 1910; Appointment of Committees.
SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 to 12:00.
Sunday School and Preaching Services at the different churches at
the regular hour.
Prof. Gregg of Peru will be at the Presbyterian meeting at the
Electric Theater.
Rev. Lewis, state secretary, at the German Evangelical church.
Miss Brown, state primary worker, at the Baptist church.
VV. H. Wyler at the Methodist church 10:30 to 11:15; and at the
Brethren from 11:15 until 12:00.
H. E. Boyd, county president, and .1. O. Shrover, vice president, at
the Christian church.
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30.
This session will be in charge of the state workers and will be giv
tn to the free discussion of topics <_f interest to Sunday School workers.
. SUNDAY EVENING, 7:30.
Rev. Lewis, state secretary will epeak in the Christian church ou
‘ Class Organization.”
Miss Brown, state primary worker, will speak in the Methodist
church on “Primary Work."
Prof. Gregg of Peru will speak in the Brethren church on “The
Home Department.”
In each instance the speaker will be followed by a free for all dis
cussion of the topic presented. The services at each of the three meet
ing places will close with a consecration service. Special music
will be provided by the choirs of the respective churches.
A collection will be lifted to defray the expense of the convention.
Everybody is urged to attend one or more of the sessions of tie1
convention. Come! Say Come! ! And Stay Coming!!!
Falls City. Neb . March 18. 1910. W. II. WYLER, Sec.