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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1910)
The County in General The “Doings” of Our Country Friends and Neighbors. RULO. Kanina Jackson spent lust week White Cloud. < Charles Cessna ot White t loud was in liulo Sunday. Fred Hull was a I’reston visitor | the first of the week. JSarl Oreut was a Falls Cil\ visitor one day last week. d. A. Osbourn was a Falls City visitor Sunday afternoon. Mrs. < . J. I labor returned Sun day from a visit in St. Joe, CeeU and Agnes Kntinly were Falls City visitors Saturday. Hob Mullen and family visited with liulo relatives last week. Mrs. Ford of Kansas is visiting with liulo relatives this week. Dr. Henderson made a business ^ trip to Falls City last week. I'lnmia Danneeker spent last' Wish with relatives in St. Joe. F. K. Kulp of Wymore was a ilulo visitor one day last. week. Dr. Henderson is the proud pus lessor of a fine new touring ear. IX Anderson left Sunday for a visit at Ainsworth with relatives. Hus Hall left for Omaha Tues day, after a visit with bis mother. Will Tagney made a business trip to Vermillion, S. D. last week. -lolm Inks of Sit I cm visited his sister in Hulo a few days last week. Until Kaiutly was a St. Joseph business visitor one day last week. John Covorguzie left Tuesday for Kansas City to buy his holidi$ goods. Mr. and Mrs. Fuokorell of Crip ple Creek, Colo., are visiting in Hulo. Frank Jaekson was a business visitor to Falls City one day last week. Mrs. Charles Cavcrzagio was a St. Joseph visitor several days last week. Fred Steinluiuer and family moved to the north part of town last week. .Frank McIntosh of llurvar Meh., visited a few days with rel atives in Hulo. Will Cunningham and little daughter were Missouri visitors Sunday afternoon. Joe Brazzo and family visited with relatives in Missouri the first of the week. Karl Dicks and family of White Cloud visited with his parents in Hulo last Sunday. Mrs Mac hcBlane visited with her daughter, Mrs. Duhlmnn in Kansas ('ity last week. Mis. Claude Yocain of Falls < 'ity is sprinting the week with h r mother, Mrs. Aikman. J. A. Hinkle, wife and daughte went to Fortescuo Sunday to visit Mr. Hinkle’s father. Karnest Morgan left for his home in Stella Tuesday after a visit with relatives in Kulo. Will Winterlmttom visited his parents here last week. From her ho w.*ut to Chicago on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hnyidy of Mait Jand, Mo., visited with relatives in this city several days last week. Charles Schaffer came down from Falls City Saturday even ing to spend Sunday with his Family. Mi’s. Then. Anderson, daughter. Bessie and little Howard 1'ruig .were Falls City visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall are the parents of a little daughter, who came Sunday to make her home with them. John Mooney returned the last of the week from a trip to John son, Neb. He reports the liulo people at that place all well and .getting along nicely. Boland China sale at Verdon next month.—John lleiscliick. VERDON. Van Sailor is very ill at this writ ing. A< hi in Gebhard was in Kails City recently. .Mike Clancy was down from Dawson Friday. Win. D. llicly was over from; Dawson Tuesday. •I. (!, Geiger was down from Shubcrt last week. Florence Hull returned from Falls City Tuesday. .Mable Heller returned from Falls City Tuesday. •I. Schrader made a trip to1 Falls ('ity Tuesday. Samuel Liehty was up from the county seat. Monday. Grandma Seldon is visiting her daughter in Teeumseh. Lester Mayfield drove to Shu bcrt one day last week. Will Nedrow returned home from (Inialin Wednesday. Miss Hess McHenry returned to Nebraska City last. week. George Coon and son were over from Snelm Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Gibson is visiting her son and family at Auburn. Ike Harris of Stella was a bus iness visitor here Saturday. L. 8. Lucan and family left Tuesday for Highland, Ivas. Miss Alma Mayfield returned from a recent trip to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich are vis j iting friends in Kansas City. Lester Mayfield is suffering from a mild ease of blood poison. L, A. Kinsey of Lincoln was visiting old friends here last week. Mrs. A. (Touch and children visited relatives at Auburn Sat urday. A1 Com was down from Omaha this week for a short stay with home folks. Joe Smith returned last week from a visit to his daughters at Nemaha City. John Fritz purchased a Ford touring ear of Walter Veaeh one day this week. Airs. Thomas McManus was up from Falls City Monday for a visit to her daughter. Air. and Airs. George Goolsby departed Wednesday for their home at Dallas, S. D. Airs. Christ Jorn left Wednes day morning for Omaha, where she will visit a few days. Cldyc Lum spent a part of the week in Kansas City attending the Lumberman's convention. Airs. Will Leslie arrived Tues day evening from Caldwell, Ida ho for a visit to her mother and sister. Messrs. Lucas, Jones and Ilum j plirey were delegates to the | Sunday School convention at I lumboldt. Air. and Mrs. Bert O'Hara are i ntertaining the former's sister and cousin, who arrived Saturday from Falls City. Bruce Nedrow, wife and little son came home from Omaha on 1 burs lay. Their little daughtei Beulah, who is in the hospital is improving slowly. Little Beulah Nedrow was remembered Saturday by her many fiiends in the form of a postal shower in honor of her thirteenth bitrhday. Lee Johnson traded the Verdon mill last week to Mr. Griffiths for a large tract of land near Haigler Nebraska. Mr. Johnson and fam ily left Thursday for their new home. Their many friends wish them success. The Kensington club gave a | farewell party at the home of Mr. : and Mrs. G. 1). Knapp Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. i Roy Johnson, who departed the latter part of the week for their new home at Haigler, Neb. Humboldt. Miss Nina Snow came home j from Dawson Friday. Carry Cooper made a business trip to Stella Thursday. Mrs. Dave Cowan spent part of the week in <)niaha. Nick Beutier and familv moved • • to Table Rock, Saturday. A. D. Snow is suffering from an attack of rheumatism. John Klossmr returned, Thurs day from a trip to Omaha. Ben Strainer returned from St.j Joe the later part of the week. A baby girl arrived at the homo of Barton Webster and wife last i week. B. J. Setrrist and family are home from a few days visit in O ma ha. .Mrs. J. C. Segrist is home from a weeks visit with relatives ini Kansas. Deputy Sheriff McFarland of Falls City was in Humboldt a few days this week. Win. Veits and wife visitedwith R. *1. Ilin/.da and wife in Talile | Roek, t his week. Ki'iiesl Harding and family de parted .Monday for their future home in <tregon. I'M Smith of Lincoln was at tending to business matters in this city Saturday. •las. Atwood and wife returned, Wednesday from a visit with rel atives at, Heaver < 'ity. L. X. 1 )ey left, Wednesday for Kansas City, where he will take treatment for his eyes. Miss Pearl Carver is visiting her sister Mrs. Grace Beyer and family in Mitchell, S. Dak. Rev. Hounds and wife departed ♦ he middle of the week for their new home at Douglas, Ncbr. Miss Olga Ilolecheck was detai ed from school the last of the week on account of sickness. Mrs. Clara Busier of Lincoln is visiting at the home of her moth er, Mrs. R. K. Davis and family. Mrs. Blanche Jones, of Table Rock, spent Sunday with her par ents, K. II, Veits and wife in this city. Mrs. Walter Unland and daugli ter, Hlizabeth visited during the week with her parents in Teeiun sch. Robert Reid of Tecumseh visi ted at the home of his parents, I. Reid and family, the last of the week. Mrs. Grace Ilnizda came down 1 rom I able Rock Friday to visit with relatives in this city for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Osborn of Los Angeles, Calif, are guests at the home of their nciee, Mrs. John Power Sr. Grandma Leatherman, returned Thursday from a visit with her grand daughter, Mrs. Maud Duen za, in Omaha. Ralph Buerstetta of Tecumseh spent the latter part of the week with his brother Ambrose Buer stetta and family. Wednesday, Mrs. Pearl Gilmore returned to her home in this city alter a lew days visit with rel atives in Dawson. Joseph Raper accompanied by his sons, Andrew and Charles Irom Pawme county were Hum boldt visitors Saturday. Aliss Hazel Grinstead returned to her home in Salem, Wednesday utter spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Huff. O. A. Cooper and wife left, Wet nesday for Stella where they took tlie train for Omaha, to attend the Ak-Sar-Ren and visit relatives. Mrs- John Frey berg and chil dren returned Wednesday to their home in Falls City after a weeks visit with Humboldt rela tives. ■Mrs. Lulu Smith and little daughter of Talmage, came to town Thursday to spend a short time with her father. Krnest Har ding and family. Ashford hdie, wife and daugh ter, Miss Sarah returned to their home in this city, Wednesday af ter a visit with relatives in differ ent points in Illinois. Misses Lena and Hazel Woolsey eame over from Teeumseh Tliurs day where they joined their sister Mrs. II. 1’. Marble and daughter Zora in a trip to Omaha. Arnold Shuetz daughter Miss Maggie who has been receiv ing medical treatment in a hospitf in Lincoln, came down from that still in poor health and was ac companied by Miss Ethel Hrock way, a trained nurse. Ohio Tom Hears went to Craig Ho. Sat. to visit relatives. John Yocum spent Sunday with his daughter and family. William Iluotner and wife went to Kansas City last week. Mrs. < 'has. Stump of Omaha is visiting with relatives this week. •Tames Shaffer of Rico, Col. is visiting with relatives this week. IVrry Shaffer and family visit ed with J. dibble and family of near Verdon Sunday. Hrs. E. M. Kiminel enjoyed a visit from her mother of Falls City a portion of last week. Mrs. IF. M. St eidley of Ft. Col lins, Colo, is visiting with relati ves in this vicinity this week. Wes. Xedrow and wife and lit tle son were guests of relatives in Calls City one day last week. Eli Hillman and wife came in from Lebanon, Kas., to attend the Shaffer reunion and to visit with friends. Albert Caller and wife went to Kansas City last week to consult with doctors in regard to their in valid child. Mrs. Fannie Jones of Iowa vis ited with her cousins Joe and Wa lace Cully and Mrs. O. H. Prich ard last week. Rev. Plough and family E. T. Peek, Daisy and Edith Peek and Nellie Knisely left Saturday morn ing to attend the district meeting in session this week. Dr. Chas. Shoffer and fad famil left for Minnesota, S. Dakota and other points to visit with relatives of Mrs. Shaffer before they re turn to their home in Recdley, Ca Chester Stump and family left Monday for their new home in Hastings, their many friends did not like to see their departure, but what is our loss is Hastings gain. The reunion of the family of Frances Shaffer took place at the home of Frank Shaffer Friday. The day was fine and there were forty who partook of the excel lent dinner prepared, in the after | noon a picture was taken of the group by C. Yocum of Falls City The occasion was one that will be long remembered by all who were there. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stump, were tendered a farewell party at the home of F. S. Lichty and wife last Saturday evening prior to their departure for Hastings Nebr The evening was most thoroughly enjoyed by all present.Nice re freshmentswere served. Mr. and I Mrs. Stump were presented with ; beautiful rug. Those present were i H. J. Prichard and family, E. M. j Kiminel and family, Frank and Perry Shaffer and their families, Cleon Peek and wife Guy Lichty and wife Delos Spickler and fam ily and John Lichty and wife and daughter Marie. Williamsville Mr. Win. Scholl has built an ad dition to his house. Mr. I. A. Dunn was a Falls City visitor last week. Mr. Johnny Constantine was a Falls City visitor last Monday. Mr. Chas. Wireh and family, i spent Sunday at Mr. E. E. Butlers Mr. Eugene Dunn spent. Sunday with his brother Jesse at Mr. E. T Peeks’. Mr. John Constantine has com-1 pleted his new house and moved into it. Mr. Harley Butler of Barada spent Sunday with his Cousin Ralph Butler. Ralph Butler is assisting his | uncle W. F. Butler of Barada. dur ing his removal sale. Mr. B. C Bierfeldt's sale was] well attended last Monday. Mr. Duerfeldt laving now sold will move to I 'a r.iii Mr. Angus ' emoeler has em ployed Mr V. mi Geick to look after the far . work until lie is a hle to be around again. No Flour Equals PURITAN Puritan ts made f'rt m choice Buy the hard loin‘or finest the wheat the Jin- *«r«/ flour tstpnnon. Jins . mea,. t h-,.t ,h„t you can buy '■ ‘ ;r f u,;r, That’s PURITAN car ry fat jyod, blood ifit fany j od. Puritan nr, its i.jhtcr, ? ah/ter, tastier to n es by actual bah in? tests than any other Hour you i/n lay. No other mill grinds the s a ni e li i g grade of milling mixture. soparau* our Ilnur into twenty ^ different 'stocks," then bland it to get in every sack the scientifically correct combination of nutritious bread-making qualities Vour baking simply cami'l J\ti' with Puritan Hour. Wells-Abbott- Nieman Company The Puritan Millera Schuyler. Nebraska Puritan Flour Prize con test extended to Nov. 1st. NO ONE IS TOO OLDJ to be indifferent to their teeth. In fact the older the person the more necessary is it that the food be properly masticated. GOOD HEALTH AND TEETH go together. You cannot have one without the other. We sup ply teeth for persons of every age and condition. All opera tions are painless and all charg es are extremely moderate. Dr. Yutzy, Dr. C. E. Heffner, Falls City, Nebraska THE RICH IRRIGATED LANDS In the BIC HORN BASIN, the SHOSHONE PROJECT, the HUNTLEY PROJECT, Are on The Burlington Personally conducted excursions first and third Tuesdays. SOIL—The soil is rich, very deep, and is alluvial in charac acter, of grayish brown loam that yields tremendous returns. This soil is not limited to any one crop but is showing remarka ble results on widely diversified produce. Everything prospers here, wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, potatoes, garden vegetables, apples, and all small fruits, as well as live stock, poultry and bees. CLIMATE—The climate is especially attractive here and set tiers are fast coming into this desirable country. GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALt —Ask about the Government Auction Sale of Crow Indian Lands. One-fifth cash. No resi dence required. FREE LITERATURE —If you want to share in the magnificent opportunities that this country offers, you should lose no time in sending for free literature prepared by the Burlington Kail road. Write today. r D. CLEM DEAVER, General Agent Land Seekers Information Bureau 1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebr. Printing Envelopes I I II I HI I OUR SPECIALTY THAT IS WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PRINTING THEM CORRECTLY Let Us Figure With You Burlington Route O •No. 13—Denver Exp.1:10 a. tn. No, 15—Denver Exp. (Local). 1:40 p. m. No. 43—Portland Exp ... 10:17 p. m. No. 41 — Portland Exp.2:25 p. m No. 121 -Lincoln Loc. via Ne braska City ..5:00 a. m East Bound No. 14 St. J., K. C & St. L .7:38 a. m. No. 44—st. J., 1C. C. A M. L. .3:37 a. m No. 10—St. J.. K < . & St L. .4:22 p. m (Local) No. 42—St. J . K C. & St. L. .4:35 p. m No 122—Fron Linco n, via Nebraska City. 8:45 p tn. E. <4. Whitford. Agent. —Eat Sowle’s Candy. Missouri Pacific ’»**mrrrrr Trains East Tr ln4—St Louis Exp.2:10 p rn Tr 106—Kansas City Exp.. 3:40 a! mi Tr. 132 —K. C. Local.*7:30 a. m. _lr. 1:2—Local Freight ....*9:40 a. tn. Ir. 138—Omaha Local, ar..*9:00p. m. Trains West Tr 103—Omaha-Linco n Ex. 1:50 p m ii loo—Omaha-Lincoln Ex. 2:55 a. in. i r. 137—Omaha local.*7:15 a. ra. Tr. 1 •»1 — Local Freight.*1:20 p m" rr 31 -Kansas City Lo. ar.*8:15 a! mi *Daily excert Sunday. K, E. M A HR, Agent. A good farm for sale, north of Falls City. Enquire of W. H. Maddox.
