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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
5
Numerous visitors and residents appear in Falls City for personal business and social events. Poultry traders, merchants, and travelers from nearby towns frequent Hecks feed store and the Candy Kitchen while community groups meet and city scenes unfold.
Mrs Effie M Lambert of Seneca Castle N Y formerly Miss Effie Stumbo daughter of G G Stumbo longtime Falls City residents lectures Tuesday evening January 14 1908 under the auspices of the W C T U of this city Admission is free an offering will be taken at the close of the meeting
Local residents and visitors are listed with trips to Omaha Lincoln and Humboldt. Notables include Dr. Wilson and Judge Isham Reavis visiting, A E Jaquet in St Joe, Buster Brown show at Gehling on January 13, and Rev G L Neide aiding Humboldt church work. Frequent neighbors, family visits, and school plans mark the week.
The committee in charge says the premium list for the Farmers' institute on February 5 6 7 and 8 will be ready to distribute next week. About $300 in prizes will be offered and the session is expected to be engaging. Rev C N Allison, who spoke at the Christian church in June, passed through on his way to Table Rock for evangelistic services this month after resigning his pastorate at Mound City Missouri due to family ill health. Prof Harnack opened his billiard parlors this week, one of the finest in the state, and will be conducting business strictly in accordance with the law, inviting public inspection via The Democrat.
A light hearted notice invites audiences to see Buster Brown Tige and forty other cheerful characters perform on January 13, promising big laughs and a few screams in between.
Mrs Will Nettlebeck and family return to Shubert after a week with relatives. M Seff and family and Mr Jacobs and wife travel to Kansas City for services. Elizabeth Jones resumes duties at W G Lyford's after a Reserve visit. A J Boor of Conotton Ohio visits cousin Clem Firebaough and wife. Charley Cornell and wife relocate after accepting a job in Leyda's. Melva Kerns leaves for St Joe with her mother seeking an optician. George Boone from St Joe plans winter in California or Florida. Tribune offers sale bill printing while you wait. News notes death of Al Carstetter in St Joe. former B M depot worker in the city.
Having purchased the News Stand of John Bruhn we announce to the people of this city and vicinity that we will be pleased to welcome you to our place of business at any time and that we will keep constantly on hand a full stock of news and periodicals.
We cater especially to the ladies' trade. We will take special orders for any book on the market not found in our stock. We solicit a share of your trade. John Bruhn's Old Stand.
Sealed bids on the contract for the basement and foundation of a new Catholic church in this town will be received at my residence from date until January 20, 1908, at 7 30 p m. Faturr Bex.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Southeast Nebraska Telephone Company will be at the First National Bank on Saturday evening January 11, 1908. All stockholders are invited to attend. Rh. H. Towne, Secretary.
Ed McKeiver and his family, who went to Canada months ago planning to stay, are expected back this week. They say they have had enough of Canada and will spend the rest of their days in the garden spot of the universe.
The Taft faction controls the Ohio state Republican committee by a two to one margin and fixed the convention date and delegate methods. The Fremont Tribune notes the Taft opposition may fade. gospel meetings begin next Sunday at the Christian church with daily sessions at 7:30 p.m. and an open invitation to all.
Bert McKeiver visits Kansas City Sunday while Mrs Ogle of Dawson visits her brother Charley Bruhn. Mrs Banks recovers from illness. Mrs Norris returned from Lincoln. Sidney Lapp back from Hiawatha. Mrs Eliott and Mrs Munson return from Herndon Iowa. Josephine Graves resumes Wayne Nebraska schooling after vacation. The big Pre Inventory sale at W G Lyfords continues with bargains across all departments. Mable and Minnie Macomber visit Coweta Oklahoma. The Davis family moves from Salem and settles in town as lineman for the local telephone company. Frankie Moran resigns from the Central office to seek health help in Shelton Nebraska.
The State Board of Education in Lincoln adopted a sub committee report exonerating Professor Searson after reviewing testimony from court and board hearings. The panel found he had been unjustly accused and recommended exoneration.
A cheerful exhortation to relish the current fine weather and avoid dwelling on forecasted storms, urging readers to seize the moment and embrace positive days ahead.
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