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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
The County in General The ' “Doings” of Our Country Friends and Neighbors. HUMBOLDT. Fred Rist was in Falls City Thurs day. Will Carsh of Salem spent Sunday in Humboldt. James Hnizda and wifi* spent Sun day i:i Table "'Rook. Miss Lillian Adams was a Falls City visitor Wednesday. Mrs. W. J. Humphrey is a guest of Lincoln friends (his week. A “May-pole” dance was given at the Bohemian hall Monday night. Mrs. Mable I nland is now filling the position of deputy post-mistress. Miss Marie Gutzmer of Newton, Kas., is visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. li. E. Boyd and daughter, Miss Gladys, spent Sunday with Salem rel atives. Mrs. Ray Deurning is here from Omaha visiting her parents, Preston Kaiser and wife, Joy Meyers and bride have- return ed from a visit with relatives at El wood and McCook. L. C. Edwards and wife of Falls City were guests of Humboldt rela tives over Sunday. Mrs, Vernie Graves left Sunday for Nemaha, where she will spend a few days with her husband. Mrs. E. E. Meyers was hostess to the members of the Linger Longer club on Friday afternoon. Calvert Edwards came down from Hastings and spent a few days with Humboldt friends this week. Mesdames Ashford Edie and John Power attended the W. T. L, con vention in Falls City Tuesday, Mrs. Rudolph Hnizda came from Table Rock Friday on account of the sickness of her mother, Mrs. William Veits. Robert Traverse came down from Lincoln Wednesday to spend a short time with his wife and little son, Frank. E. H. Smith, after spending sever al days with his brother, Elmer Smith returned to his home at Blue Springs Sunday. Misses Eleanor Williamson and Zora Alarble attended the Southeast ern field meet i held in Tecumseh last Saturday. Airs. Mable Unland and little dau ghter, Ruth, returned Sunday from a visit, with the family of T. .T. Hensley in Lincoln. Airs. Chart's Herr and children re turned to their home in Havelock the middle of the week, after a visit with'relatives in this city. Mrs. Walter Legg was summoned Sunday to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. T. J. Hardy, who is very ill at her home northeast of this city. Alisses Rose and Sophie Henzel and Rose Novotny of Portland, who have been making a visit in Virginia, Neb., spent several days at the home of James Hnizda and wife. Prof. it. L. Hoff, Ray Rist, Morion Younginan. Paul Walsh, Boyd Rist, Sam Zimmerman, Alfred Rist, and Clinton Williamosn attended the field meet in Tecumseh Saturday. Eight automobiles from Humboldt were pressed into service Sunday to take passengers to Sycamore Springs, where some iliirty-five of our resi dents spent, the day in picnicing. Aliss Minnie Beurstetta, whose homo is in Tecumseh, hut who lias been attending school in Chicago, for some time, spent several days with her brother, Ambrose and family. Workmen are this week engaged in laying the foundation for a fine reside nee for Edwahl Shurtb'ff. When completed it will not be surpassed by many farm residences in the county. An entertainment was given in the I opera house Friday evening by the pupils of the public school. Each grade in the school was represented and an unusually good entertainment was given. J. K. Liggett and wife returned on Sunday from Pawnee Pity, where they had been visiting friends. While in the city Mrs. Liggett attended the Federation of Woman's dubs, which convened in Pawnee City Wednes day. The annual reception tendered by the juniors to the seniors of the high school occurred on Wednesday even ing at the hospitable horn ■ of I>r. and Mrs. .1. L. dandy. The rooms were nicely decorated in tin junior class colors, white and green. A musical and HL-rary program occupied the earlier hours of the evening, af ter which the company went to the Park hotel, where a sumptuous ban quet was served. -A touch of rheumatism or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlain’s Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the complaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by all druggists. WILLIAMSVILLE. Ed Schuetz was a falls City visit or Friday. Mrs. I. A. Dunn was a Harada visit or Thursday. G. W. Duerfeldt was a Falls City visitor Sunday. Jessie Dunn has returned to his work at E. T. Peek's. G. W. Duerfeldt has purchased a fine new Maxwell auto. This vicinity was visited by a light shower Sunday night. Jacob Wissinger was a business vis itor in Falls City Saturday. Miss Hattie Lily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Butler. Walter and Miss Ella Wissinger spent Sunday qt the home of 1. \. Dunn. Rudolph Faller hauled freight from Shnbert for U. J. Dunn A- Son last Friday. I. A. Dunn and son, Eugene, haul ed wire from Shuhert Friday and Sat urday for R. J. Dunn. Aulone Gerv ick and Joe and Gust Lippeld spent Sunday afternoon at the home of I. A. Dunn. Mrs. 11. C. Duerfeldt invited a few of her friends one day last week to a (pulling. Needles and tongues both went fast and a good time was enjoyed and much was accomplished. About forty of Lillie Miehealeas’ friends gathered at her home north of here Saturday night to celebrate Miss Lillie’s sixteenth birthday. She was taken completely by surprise. Games were enjoyed until a late hour when all departed to their several homes. —For Stile or 'trail*—Small gaso line engine in perfect condition, will sell or I rude for cow, horse.buggy. Call up Falls City Tribune, Phone 226 for particulars. RULO. Si May was a Falls City visitor on Monday 1). S. Hoffnell was a Falls City vis itor Tuesday. A1 Kent of Fortesc-ue was a Kulo visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Will Cunningham left Tuesday for San .lose, Cal. Hattie Hart was quite sick set eral days last weke. Miss Welch of Humboldt visited friends here Sunday. Ira Ferry of Missouri was a Itulo visitor one day last week. Green Goolsby of Mo., was a Kulo visitor one day last week. Frank Simon was a St. Joseph vis itor the first of the week, Alice and Lenore Gilbert were shop ping in Falls City Saturday. Rev. A. W. Wachtel spent several days in Mrownville last week. Joe Liberty came home from Fre mont Tuesday for a short visit. Miss Will Harding of Salem visited with itulo relatives last wqek. Bessie and Pearl Anderson spent Sunday with Kate Young at. the Y. James Williams of Fortescue vis ited with his brother hero this week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kleckhigor of Falls City viisted with Itulo relatives Sunday. Clyde Adams moved Ids household goods from Ruin to Nebraska City last week. Itoy Williams and wife visited with relatives in Missomi a few days the past week. Juke Fickle went to Dawson Tin s day to work with the Burlington con crete gang. Harry .Marsh anil sister.Essie,•calm' down ti .in Dawson Sunday to visit home folks. Mr. in, ! Mrs. Ross went to Skid mori Monday to spend a few days with friends. Helen Murphy returned the first of the week from Barnston, Neb., where she has been teaching The friends of Mrs. Olney Graham gave her a post card shower on last Tuesday, that being her birthday. Miss Clara Aikman finished her school in the Fischer district last week and is now at home to spend her summer vacation. Mrs. Ella Rawley, who has been .•.ring for Mrs. Phol Horan for the past, week or two, returned Saturday to her home in Falls City. Miss Eulti Eorando of llulo was united in marriage to Guy Kleckitig er of Falls City on Tuesday of last week. They will make their home in Falls City. Friends wish them joy and happiness. A crowd of little folks met at the home of Carl Huber one evening hist week to help celebrate his eleventh birthday. Games were played and all had a fine time. Refreshments were served during the evening. John I). Rockefeller would go broke if he should spend his entire income trying to prepare a better med icine than Chamberlain's Colic, Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy for diar rhoea. dysentery or bowel complaints. It is simply impossible, and so says every one that has used it. Sold by all druggists. DAWSON. Miss Vesta Lively spent Sunday in Salem. Terry Realist was a Falls City viistor Tuesday. M ss Anna McQuiim sp mt Satur dn.v and Sand ty in Kulo. 1 rot'. .1. F. Hendricks spent the week end vacation in Peru? Bishop llomictun of Lincoln is . x pe, ted in Dawson this week. Mr. Ruser ro'urned from the K. L. (,i S.. convention last week Miss Emma Wyler spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Ih-ssi.' Guir.ii. Miss Nina Know spent Saturday Hud Sunday at her homo in 'l lumboldt, L. i<. Hall and family of Falls ('ey spent Sunday *witli H< v. Wyler and family. Miss Violet Smith spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her parents in Pawnee, Net). Henry Sippley, Ben Ubriglit and \ i. Walker were in Falls City on business Tuesday. Rev. anil Mrs. Holdeman attend'd the revival services at the Evangelical church in Verdon. Mrs. Damon will spend a few days in*"Falls City as delegate from the Dawson, W. C T. C. Mrs. Lalir has- arrived in Dawson again after spending eight months visiting friends and relatives in Ohio. Dawson was visited by a hail storm Sunday evening. It. is reported to have done serious injury to the small fruit crop. Misses Provosce and Coyle, who have been spending a few days with Fat In r Luughran left for their homes in McCook, Neb. Mrs. Anna Holdeman left Monday for her homo in Glenville, She has been spending several week) with Pev. Holdeman and family. Mrs. G. A. Iloyle, Mrs. Clyde Gates and Mrs.Frank Damon attended the annual county convention of the W. C. T. U. held in Falls City this week. The school taught, by Miss Flora Bacon closed Friday. The day was spent in feasting and listening to an excellent progiam, rendered by the scholars. l)ist. No. TO. of which Miss Hesse Quinn is teacher closed Tuesday. The school children gave a splendid program and the well-filled baskets were readily disposed of Mrs. V. K. Kuiorson left Monday for New Mexico. She has been at tills place a short time visiting with friends and relatives, and goes to New Mexico to look after her prop erty there. From there she will go to San Francisco, where she is now making her home. M's, A O. Mitchell and four chil dren arc visiting with Mr and Mrs. (5 \. Hoyle. Mr and Mrs, Mitchell lui’ ■ been residing in Denver, Col. Mrs. Mitchell will leave here In a sUn-t time and join her lutslmnd !u Alco, 111., where they expect to :u:iU" their future home. EARADA Conrad Uerdos and wil'o visited in Falls City on Saturday. W. S. Hamer ha amoved from the farm into the Ransom prop • rty. Stella Boatman returned this week from a visit to relatives near eVr don. T C. Hoe of Falls City Is making many improvements on ids cottage at this place. Or. Andrews reports a fine hoy at the home of A. A. Catlett and wife, horn \pril 2K. Dr VanOsdel and lady friend were guests of Dr. Greene and wife in Falls City Sunday. Jesse Cox now greets his many friends from behind the counter at W. F. Butler's store. Miss Marie Higgs and Miss Louisa Kuhlnuin were guests at the Higgs home near Shubert Saturday The primary pupils planted garden Friday and expect to treat their friends to radishes ant'd lettuce at the close of school. Miss Hattie Lilly, who taught „our school the past year, lias refused to accept. Hie principalship for another year, as site expects to attend the Peru Normal. Mrs. 11 S. Andrews returned this week from a visii wltli her parents in Cordell, Oklahoma. Dr. Andrews met her in Kansas City and they re turned together. Mrs. Ralph Win i h r closed a very successful term of school last week in Hist No. 20. Mr. and Mrs Wheel re expects to go to Si. Joseph as soon as Mr. Wheeler finishes his work as census enumerator here. Don’t forget the temperance rally at the Kvailgeiieal cltureli next .Sun day evening. May x. A good program has been prepared and there will be special music Rev C. F. Witty and Rev. W. W. Illough will in' Hie speakers of the- evening. Last week George Frazie had a very pleasant visit with liis sister. Mrs. Susan Johnson,w horn lie had not seen for forty-three years. Mrs. Johnson was accompanied by her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris. They returned Mon day to their home tit Neodesha, Kas. County Option League. To til*1 People of the Stall of Ne braska: The officers of the Ne braska County Option Lea : tie deem it advisable to give a plain and con cise statement, to the public con cerning the purposes and plans of the league. The central purpose of ibis organ ization is to secure the nomination and 1 lection nl' a governor and legis lature favorable to the principle of County Option. The plan m whit it tills * an best be accomplish 'd is thought to he that of organi sing a local •. nmniiltoe in each county and precinct; to bo composed of men of till parlies and creeds favorable to County Option. These committees are to ty charged with the duty and responsibility of securing the nomination and election of legislators pledged to the enact ment of such a law. We believe that the committee in each county should carry on its cam paign in its own way, with only such guidance and assistance from the date orgtfnizatfctn ns it may volun tarily request. We ask tit - local committees to report full details. Including the names and addresses of its officers and members, to Secretary Frank A. Harrison, at Lincoln. We wish this letter to be con structed as the official request of the Nebraska County Option league for the immediate organization of the County Option workers in each county and precinct. It. will be the purpose-and aim of the state organization to so unify and direct the efforts of the local com mittees as to bring about the pas sage by the next legislature and the signature by the next governor of Nebraska, of a rational and reason able County Option bill. LYSLE I. ABBOTT, President. F. A. HARRISON, Secretary. —The Dawson printing plant will be sold in whole or part, as oppor tunity offers. Any one wishing to buy anything belonging to the plant can do so by calling on W. H. Wyler, i Everything at the Right Price At Rick's Specials this Week 10 Cent Baiting Disnes, 5 Cents Sec North Window Display See that line ioc line of Souvenir Opal t hinaware. If in need of Dishes look over our line. Lowest prices on dishes, 1 >_v piece or set, in the city. Don t Forget the Auto to Be Given Away Saturday. May 28th s^-ioc RICK’S l0c-25c The Falls City State Bank Will In* pleased to loan you what money yon may need on approved security. This bank desires your business and is in a position to extend such accommodations and courtesies as are con sistent with <jood banking If you are not already a customer we herewith tfive you a hearty invitation to become one. Falls City State Bank i i CLIMAX CHICK FEED You want the best results: you want to save the most chicks. We guarantee the CLIMAX CHICK FEED. The best feed on the market. We guarantee it to give satisfaction or your money back. What more could you ask? For sale by V. U. I.yfonl, C. A. Heck, John Her- ! nice, I.. I,. Aldrich, IVncc-LIUlc ('<>., C. W. Jnekenn, I .ill 1'tlv, Nil'.; (■. \V. Sturms. Strati—villr: Klam A (’<».. Ara an I*. O., <*cr». N Oeamfo, Hulot Ocamb a Starli, Verdun: M. I,, Dowell. Salem: W. J. 1 mi it it A: Co.. Berada; A. W. Nixon, Buruda ( TRY A SACK. YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS HFCK & WAMSLEY FALLS CITY. NEBRASKA College Creations Makers Weil Fftaurn & Co. Chicago fjj The illustration . hewn hereon portrcys one of 1 the newest creations lor Young Men,designed and rj tailored by \/ed Pilaum j *4 & Co., Chicago. ibis is A , , s ra most graceful model— full of style, snap and elegance, wifli that nifty touch so much desired Ly the particular dresser. A wide range of th.c sea son s newest and tastiest fabrics arc row on dis play. Step in at your convenience, bou will I enjoy looking them over. Seansonable Lines of Mens and Youths Furnishings Underwear, Hosier/, Collars and Ties WAHL &r PARCHEN WE KEEP OPEN UNTIL NINE O CLOCK R R. ROBERTS IDElNT'fS'T Office over Kerr’s Pharmacy Office Phone 260 Residence Phone 271 EDGAR R. MATHERS DENTIST Phones: Noe. 177, 217 Sam’l. Wahl Building i