Quiet Christmas weddings and holiday programs noted
The paper reports two weddings at local homes Miss Sadie Gray and Joseph A. Mitchell wed by Rev T A Lindenmeyer with few relatives present. Bertha I E M Palmer and Charles Baldwin married at Mr and Mrs Wm Palmer’s home. guests included Ray Palmer of Columbus Kansas. Christmas programs from multiple churches, cantatas, tree lighting and student performances described. An automobile display in the Wahl window was won by Ernest Werner with car number 422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Loar
Sadie Gray
Joseph A. Mitchell
Humboldt
T. A. Lindenmeyer
Christian Church
C. B & Q. Railroad
Wylmore
Mitchell
Wymore
Doniphan
Neb
Ray Palmer
Columbus
Kas
Burlington
Lincoln
Baldwin
Samuel Wahl
Ernest Werner
Elks Initiate Twenty At Jolly Meeting
The Hum boldt Auburn and city Elks initiated twenty candidates at a Friday meeting then held a smoker and lunch until about two in the morning. The lodge now nears 150 members and is growing as a leading group in the region. A five member youth committee was appointed to aid the poor and $50 was approved to provide Christmas dinners and presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Humboldt
Auburn
Wolf in trap near Fargo turns up as yellow fox
Edgar Koehler trapped small animals near Fargo last week and found a yellow fox caught in his trap. He and his father Herman followed to the timber where the fox bit at them before Mr Koehler killed it with an axe. Edgar ends with a fox pelt likely to fetch good price. Alfred Corn visited town from Salem during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Koehler
Fargo
Knights and Ladies of Security Hold Social Evening
Council 610 Knights and Ladies of Security met on a regular meeting night last Thursday. After routine business a social program featured mandolin solos, the Cheyenne brigade in western costumes, and a Dixie selection by twelve members. An elegant two course luncheon was served by the ladies.
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Council 610
Knights and Ladies of Security
Cheyenne Brigade
Dixie
Society Notes Highlight Local Merriment and Dances
The Whist club entertained sixteen young ladies Tuesday at Lois Keeling's home with refreshments. Fred Graham hosted Christmas Eve at his LIS area home, praised as a royal entertainer. The W.O.W's met Monday with a small but pleasant session and oyster supper at Shields cafe. A masquerade dance occurred Wednesday at Wahl hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Keeling
Winifred Taylor
Shields Cafe
Woodmen drill team halts plans for boy bite incident
George Moore's young son near Humboldt was bitten by an opossum two miles east of town. After the bite the boy developed lockjaw symptoms, prompting the Woodmen of the World team to return from Tecumseh to seek care. Dr Geo W Reneker is treating him. his condition improves. Humboldt locals B F Revelle A H Evans Harry Crain and John Bien were in town Wednesday.
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George Moore
Woodmen of the World
Tecumseh
James Morris
Lockjaw Symptons
Geo. W. Reneker
Humboldt
B.F. Revelle
A. H. Evans
Harry Crain
John Bien
Death of Edgar Harkins in Arizona
Word was received that Edgar Harkins died in Arizona from consumption after moving south for his health. He left his wife in Falls City briefly, then moved to Newkirk Oklahoma for the funeral. He had formerly lived with his parents in Falls City and is mourned by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Harkins
Arizona
Harkins
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Falls City
Just Business In Falls City Tribune Ad Offer
Holiday season ends as Falls City Tribune urges local businesses to plan future advertising. It argues 916 readers, over three fourths as heads of families, constitute the core buying public and ads should reach through its columns to attract remaining customers. Subscription books open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
The
Tribune
Thorns and Orange Blossoms At The Gehling
The Gehbling presented Thorns and Orange Blossoms on Wednesday evening to a fair house. The company was good and the scenery was excellent, leaving attendees pleased with the attraction.
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the Gehling
Gandy Vindicated by State Supreme Court
The Nebraska Supreme Court overturned a Nemaha county conviction of Dr. Gandy for allegedly influencing a civil case witness. It held the proof lacking to support the charge, noting the state’s civil case motives may have driven the prosecution. Nemaha county to pay about 31000 in costs.
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Supreme Court of
Gandy
Nemaha County
Michardson
Supreme Court
Verdon Residents Noted In City Visits
Nelle Weaver of Verdon visited here Wednesday evening while Ambrose Parsons also from Verdon spent Monday in the city on business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Weaver
Verdon
Ambrose Parsons
First Methodist Church Began In Falls City In 1806
Old church record reveals the initial meeting at the Falls City Court House on June 26 1806 to consider building a Methodist church. A building committee was formed and subscription lists read with many early townspeople named as donors. Subsequent trustees meetings in 1467 and 1870 organized construction, led to a new parsonage, and the church’s growth alongside Falls City’s development.
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Evangelical Church
Richardson Quartette
Methodist Church
Christian Sunday School
Baptist Church
Brethern Church
Episcopal Church
Ursuline Convent
Ruby
Ruth Knickerbocker
Alice Murphy
Marie Gann
Joe Twitdy Bloat
Cus
Cess
Martin Schlosser
Tommy Tucker
Paul Frederick Jack
Nimble Po
Carl Thithman
Preleigh Poulkner
Tom the Piper
Charlie Stitzer
Simple Simton
Willie Wolf Old Kine Cole
Joe Garant
Joseph
Edward Twiedy
Burl Mahoney
Jack Horner
eeeRoy McFarland
Julia Frederick
Dulogue Thomas
Herbert Diesner Samuel
Elbert Ridley
Little Violet
Ewes
Tmaprompen
Occs
Cerserecces
Cecelia Oniett
Pompey
Alex Schlosser
Tommy
Peter Frederick Dick
USA
Peene
Doe Schlosser
Harry
George Coupe
Willie Faulkner
Maggie McKiever
Santa Claus
Children of
Win
Aulegre
Court House
L. H. Strinwfield
W. H. Mann
Falls City
E. L. Dundy
Crook & Schoenheit
FE. S. Dundy
W.me Kk
Maddox
W. Tl. Mann
Joseph Steele
David Dorrington
N. O. Pierce
W. M. Maddox
Reavis & Cameron
D. R. Holt
Charles Steele
John A
Anderson Miller
Robert Harlow
John A. Burbank
C. H. Norris
John M. Thayer
John J. Reddick
John Tail
James Cameron
BE. S. Towle
John Blain
W. A. Presson
IE. S. Dundy
Jesse Crook
E. ‘T’ Beaver
Daniel Reavis
Rev. Presson
W. M. Mann
J. R. Cain
J. Martin
M. E
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Alfred Corn
Salem
Society News
Fred Graham
Lis
Fred
Wahl Hall
Gehbling
Dr. Gandy
Odda Lapp
Hiawatha Friends
Ella Carpenter
Rilo
Clara Laughrey
Verd
May
Wife
Salon
John Dorrington
Mrs
Harry Ross
Chicago
Miss McCartney
Kansas City
Lloyd Shafer
W.S. White
Ward Mower
A. Graham
Cecil
St. Louis
Robert Maxwell
St. Joseph
Lottie Culp
T. A. Shubert
Shubert
Ella Boose
University At Lincoln
Ralph Hunt of
Ough
Col. M. W. Harding
Mrs. Ella Billings
Washington
Mrs. Steele
Lewis Boose
Mrs. Lee Kerr
W. H. Kerr
John Martin
Leavenworth
Wd. Fisher
Mabel Lyford
C. A. Ward
John Leyda
Plattsmouth
W. S. Leyda
Fritz Miller
Express Company
Nebraska City
Allen D. May
Edgar Wylie
James Grant
Sherman Byerly
Fleming Robb of Verdon
Frank Snethen
First National Bank of
Schoenheit
I. B. Whitaker
Lute Kotouc
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