The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, March 25, 1910, Image 2
The County in General l iic “Doings” of our Country Friends and Neighbors. HUMBOLDT. Dr. Morris was a Rule visitor Wed , ;u sday. Will Cursh of Salem wa - in town Sunday. Ralph Clark of Stella was in town Tuesday. Sam Philpot w.is on the sick list1 this week. F. M. Boss spent part of last week in Omaha Harvey Mann is clerking in Font's drug stor<‘ lames Tiimble was in Verdon last Wednesday .lames Hni/.da was it passenger to Lincoln Tuesday Cecil Davis spent from Friday un til Monday In Wilbur Mrs. Carl Mann left Wednesday tor he r new home In Lincoln Carl Mann was down from Lin coln the first of the" week Rev. Bounds and wife returned Hat -: unlay from it trip to Lincoln Miss Fauna Frank left Sunday forj it visit with Falls City friends. Dr. Kd Wittwer of Van Huron, Ark. wits visiting relatives here Friday. \ mb rose Muerstettn returned Wed ni-sday from a rtip to St. Joseph, Will Jacobs of Lincoln spent part of the week with lluiuboldifrlends. L. C Kd wards of Falls City was greeting Humboldt friends Thursday Mrs. I. Shirley gave a six o’clock dinner to it number of friend* Tliurs day. Miss Nina Snow came lip from Dawson and spent Sunday in Hum boldt f.ohm' liraves, who lias employment ai Nemaha, was in HumlioUit the first of (in- week. Del Delair anil family returned the first of the week from a visit in I'sbon, Kansas. (). A. Cooper and wife entertained about sixty guests at a six o'clock dinner Thursday. Milton King and family of Have lock are spending this week with Humboldt friends. Mrs. Winnie Perry oi Omaha is spending this week with relatives and friends in this city Frank Sherman and family of Tub |i Hock spent Sunday with the Ar nold families in tills city. Mrs. II. P Marble and daughter, 7,orn, spent the latter part of the week with relatives in Tecuinseli I,. P. Croush and wife of Sutton, Neb., are spending tills Veck with their daughter. Mis .1 A beard. V ,i. Prey and wife started Tues day morning for St lo-.epfi. While enroute they will make several stops. Charles Mann resigned Ids posi tion In "Tile Famous" and is now employed In tin* Humboldt Poultry & Cream Co Dr. Wilson, It. C Janus and W. S l.eyda ol falls City attended the K of P. Initiation held in this city Mon day night. II K Itoyd and son, Ted, accom panied by Miss Florence Davis at tended the Sunday School conven tion held in Falls City Saturday and Sunday. Misses ladle and Katherine ttillnu entertained (he members of the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Fri day i i idcg Ihe time was spent in music and garni s A short busi ness meetiiir was held. Dainty re freshments were served. A m- ; : of nut of town peo ple were It- this city .Monday to be l>i< • i i at th< Initiation of sixteen applicants for membership in the lo cal K. of P. lodg Before till' ini tial ion ceremonies, F. M Boss, pro prietor of the Crystal theater, fav ored the audieure with a presenta tion of tin drama. “Damon and Pyth ias." Medicines that aid nature are al ways most successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on litis plait It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids nature In restoring the system to it healthy condition Sold in all drug gists. WILLI AMSVILLE. Ed Voegle was a Harada visitor Saturday Roy Bunn spent Sunday with his friend. Harold Bolejack at llarada There will lx- Easter exercises at the Evangelical church in llarada ttexi Sunday veiling. Mr. Henry Luhn of Grand Island is spending it few days with his daugnter, Mrs. Rudolph Pallor. Messrs E. E. Butler and I. A. Dunn attended the Sunday School conven tion at Falls City as delegates from the Evangelical church at llarada. On March 20th, at the German Lu theran church of this place several young people were confirmed. Among them were Bertha Karst, Lillie Michaels, Freda Constantine, Pearl Duerfeldt, Willie Fiene, Fred Herbs ter. Elmer Michaels and Emil Luhn. RULO. Bessie Anderson was a Falls City visitor Friday. F. K KuIp ol W) more w as. a Itulo visitor Tuesday. Mrs. .1. A. Pope was a St. Joseph Visitor Thursday. J A. Osborn and family drove to Falls City last Sunday. Francis Pierre was quit sick a few days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Frederick are thi1 parents of a baby girl Mrs Mable Furguerson was a Falls City visitor one day last week. Squire Randal] of Craig, Mo . was a Ilulo visitor one day last week Mae Vastine of Buena Vista. Col., is a business visitor in Itulo this week. Will Mi Wain and family went to Colorado Tuesday to make their fu ture home. Roy Williams and wifi’ visited the former’s mother at Forteseue, Mo,, last Sunday. Mrs. Dennis McCarthy and Agnes Murphy came down from Falls City Monday morning. Alice Gilbert and Kate Young drove to Falls City Friday to take the teachers’ examination Mrs. Harry Spicer and little dau ghter of DesMoines, Iowa, came last week for a visit with relatives. Will Cunningham and D. J C. Shepherd attended the funeral of Samuel Kami near Forteseue Sun day. The Burlington section house is being improved. A new brick founda tion and a kitchen are among the Improvements. Alice Gilbert and Hattie Hart ro* turned from Kails City Monday morn ing. they tieing delegates to the Sun day school convention. At this writing (Tuesday noon) the piling are nil gone from (he north end of the dvke, and it looks now like <t will nil go out, and the river is still rising. John Burk, wife and son Albert, al so Sim Burk ami family left Tuesday for their new home in Colorado. May good health and success attend their new venture. The watehhouse lias been moved west and placed on the opposite side of the track. The stairs leading to the pump house and the coal shutes have also been torn down and will he rebuilt. On night last week one of (he j glas'-i in the front door of George Ward's store was broken and a quan tity of shoes, clothing, huts and vari ous other articles stolen. \s yet nothing has been heard of the rob bers. | Old Dutch! Cleanser M Will Glean It! ||l Easier, quicker and better than soap, soap- ■! powder, scouring-brick or metal-polish. Just you try (gig it and see. This new, handy ^ all-’round Cleanser does nil ^ kinds of clean- fcX I Milk pails, separators, l&g glassware, cutlery, floors, I woodwork, bath-tubs, paint- ^ ed walls, pots, kettles, cook- ■ ing utensils; brass, nickel, I steel and metal surfaces, etc., g New and Better Way Wet the article,sprinkle with Old Dutch Clean- 1 ] ser, rub well with cloth or brush, rinse with clean water and wipe dry. Nothing equals Old DutchCleanser for quick, easy and hygienic cleaning. H|jjj C For Lar£e Sifter Cart OHIO. Joe Cully and wife were visitors in Falls City Sunday. A, McCann and family visited with 11. A. Burk and family Sunday. Wes Nedrow, who has been sick with rheumatism, is some better. ■Mrs. A. ElsMro and children visit ed Mrs. N. Peek and children Sunday. John Burk, Sr., and wife visited with their children the first of the week. Muhin Auxier was a guest of her uncle and family a portion of the week. Mrs. L. Lutz was a guest of her sister, Mrs. llelneman in Falls City Sunday. lOd Kimmel and family spent Sun day in Falls City with Mrs. Kimniel's parents. Mrs. K. iloutz and daughter were guests of Mrs. Frank Houtz one day recently. Mrs. II. .1. Prichard and daughter visite.1 with the former’s parents in Falls City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn of Falls City spent Friday with their daughter, Mrs. J lleiscliick. O. A. Burk and wife spent the lat ter part of lust week with the form er's parents in Kulo. Jennie and Seymour Burk visit ed with their hister, Mrs. Charles Me Wain the latter part of the week. Itev. Watson and wife of Falls City visited iii this vicinity with tho members of his church this week. George Prichard and sons moved buck to their old home after spending a year with the former’s brother and family. Chester Stump, Guy Hichty, Frank Hichty and I). Spiekler with their iumlliis v, iv guests at tho home of John Liclil.v and wife in Falls City Sunday, They all attended the Sun day School convention in tho after noon. Are you frequently hoarse? Do you have that annoying tickling In your throat? Docs your cough an noy you at night, and do you raise mucus in the morning? Do you want relief? If so, take Chamberlains’ Cough Remedy and you will be well pleased. Sold by all druggists. STELLA. .1 M. tloodloe made a business trip to Omaha Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Summer is preparing to move to Hamilton, Mo. Miss Essie Marsh of ltulo is visitin her sister, Mrs John Morgan. A. .1 Baldwin transacted business in Hiawatha and Kails City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Awe of Ilowe spent Sunday with E. A. Kroh and family. Misses Eva Fankell and Grace Hodge visited in Verdon Tuesday af ternoon. Sash Reynolds and wife left on Tuesday for their new home in Lincoln. Robert Goolsby and family of Ver don visited Sunday at the home of J. M. Goodloe, Mrs. Jennie Griffith went to Falls c'i ■ the first of the week to visit a few w<eks with relatives. Wes Ru: e of Falls City and Miss Olive Tilden visited Stella relatives and friends Friday and Saturday. Mis. E. A. Jennings of Salem is visiting her daughters, Mrs. (i. L. Slocutu and Mrs. A. J. Baldwin. Mrs. Fred Stringfteld and son, Ken neth of Verdon, visited her mother, Mrs. Arabella McCullough last week. Dave Steadman and Joe Higgins went to Lincoln Saturday night and returned Sunday with a new Reo auto for Mr, Steadman. George Randal lias sold his farm jusi east of Si< Da to Joe Mason hut will not give possession for a year. Consideration f 1U0'per acre. Re\. Young of Bethany preached iiis farewell sermon at the Christian church Sunday evening. He expects to take full iline work atBrock. The •Bella people regret very much to lose him. *>ii' and .Mrs h. Monou rot unit'd ■tome Tuesday after visiting all win ter with their children in Wisconsin and Missouri. Mr. Monod is very weak yet from the severe sick spell lie had while gone. its Globes left Monday for Oma ha lo a I tend the wedding of a niece. After a visit with relatives at that plat'' she will visit her old home in the western part of the state. She will be gone about six weeks. Mark Goolsby and wife of Falls Gity visited Tuesday with their niece, Mrs. .1. M. Goodloe. Wednes day they went to tin1 country to spend the remainder of tin1 week with their daughter, Mrs. Grant Smith. A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kroh Friday, March is, 191 and was named, James Cowell. The lit tle one passed away Saturday night and was buried at the Howe cemet ery Sunday afternoon. The parents have the sympathy of the entire com munity. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and have been praised by thousands ef women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties. Sold by all drug gists. N1M3 CITY. J. K. Stalder is v-ry ii> at Ills I home, Mrs. Runyan of Ilumboldt was here over Sunday. .1. Ayers and wife were over from Verdon Sunday. Little Grace Sima, who has been very ill, is some better. Gluts !• utPr has rented his farm to a man from Sabetlut by the name of Smiley. Myrtle Duryea spent a few days last week with her friend. Genevieve Messmake.r Mrs, R. Marmet went to Pawnee last week to attend the funeral of her grandfather. Jake Stalder and wife have gone io Colorado where they expect to make their homt. The two Dr _ Waggoners of Hum boldt were out to set .1. E, Stabler the first of the woke. Mrs. O. L. Perry returned to her home in Table Rock Saturday after week's visit with her mother, Mrs. Dora Bacon. Presiding Elder Lynde held the quarterly meeting service the mid dle of last week tit Bethany church and preached Friday evening. Frank Blakeney traded his Ford touring car to Hiram Wittwer for a Reo runabout, and sold the runabout to Dr. .1. A. Waggoner of Humboldt. Font Bacon and wife are here from Ohio the guests of relatives and old friends. They formerly owned a farm near Middlehurn but moved from there more than twenty years ago. We understand they have sold out in Ohio and have not yet decided when1 they will locate. —Something new, Favorite Pruning Saw. Trim your trees from the ground. Six reasons why it is the oest in the market. Write J. A. Schroer & Co., Fruit Packers and dealers for circulars and prices, St. Joseph, Mo. 10 -5t. BARADA. ('. li Martin was a Shubert Visitor Tuesday. Richard and Edward Slagle left Thursday for California. Mrs. II. S. Andrews and Miss Riggs were shopping in Fails City Satur day. Mrs. M. iM. Hendricks entertained at dinner Sunday Misses Lilly, Dodds and Riggs. The Evangelical Sunday school will render their annual Easter program Sunday evening. I.. II. Morehead. E. E. Bolejack with their wives made an auto trip to Falls City Saturday. T. C. Roe is up from Falls City • doing some carpenter work on iiis cottage on Main street. E. E. Butler, I. A. Dunn, Kittle atul Harley Butler attended the Sun day School convention in Falls City Sunday. .1, A. Martin returned the iirst of the week from Effingham, 111., where he has been taking a brief course in advanced photography. Mrs. M. A. Carter returned Sun day from a winter spent with her brother in Oklahoma. She will visit for a time with her daughter, Mrs. .1. A. Martin before* continuing her jour ney to her home in Colorado. On Friday evening, March 10, Mrs. J. A. Martin entertained at her home the members of the young lad ies class of the Evangelical Sunday school and th'*ir friends. About thir ty were present. Many games were played during the evening and Mrs. S. H. Andrews and Miss Itiggs were successful prize winners in one con test and Miss Dodds and V. Sailors came out victorious in another con tets. Eight refreshments were serv ed by the hostess, assisted by Miss Lilly. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably bring relief to wo men suffering from chronic constipa tion, headache, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists. —are your motives for milking cows. In order to secure them to the fullest extent, ship your cream the “BLUE VALLEY WAV direct from the farm to the cream ery at tha highest pi ice, and Re ceive your Check by Return Mail. 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