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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
5
Local residents and visitors exchange notes from Rule Humboldt Stella and Dawson with many jurors and relatives passing through Falls City. Names include J. L. Gandy Elsie Brown Jerry Richards and Mrs. Daisy Kerr King in a broad arrays of visits and moves across Nebraska and Kansas.
Alice Cleaver returned the first of the week from Philadelphia where she completed study in painting and music. On her way home she visited New York City and Chicago. Miss Cleaver has achieved unusual early success in her field.
Miss Alice Cleaver returns home from the Mast and announces violin lessons. Joux Kinser promotes square deals and top market cash prices for poultry butter eggs and cream at the location block. Hand separated cream also sold at highest price. Call to visit.
The Richardson County Sun reports the annual Sunday school association convention will be held in Stella on June 13 and 14. All Sunday school workers are urged to attend. W. H. Hoererr is president and H. E. Boyn is secretary.
A morning memorial service is held at the M. E. Church with Pastor Te-Ciinn presiding. An afternoon program titled The Children's Day Service follows at 1:00 PM led by AO CE.
Rev. Griffin will preach the memorial sermon in the morning at the Presbyterian church. In the evening the Sabbath school will hold a children's day service. S. W. Guntrevin is the pastor.
All members of protection lodge No. 28 AOUW and Falls City lodge No. 201 DOH are urged to meet at 10 a.m. Sunday June 10 at their hall and march to M E church where Brother Cline will preach a memorial sermon. Then they will proceed to the cemetery for lodge led services.
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