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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
5
Local gossip items note Fat Sowles' candy Red Seal Flour at Heck's feed store and A Diesner’s watch repair business. Visitors include John Shranger of Porter and Dr J L Gandy from Humboldt. Humboldt ball team cheer on Fourth of July. weddings and family visits across Falls City and nearby towns.
Miss Florence Carruthers hosts Bill Houston this week in Hiawatha. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns including Omaha Sterling and Chicago. Judge Wilhite returns after serge as he recovers from carbuncles. A Fourth of July scheduling change ends free ball game. two games proceed. Guy Greenwald sends a barrel of black bass, inspiring fishing nostalgia and tales of lake, reel, and catch.
Salem residents and visitors are noted in social items. Miss Zula McCool visits her sister Mrs Wallaces at Shield's Variety, while Albert Adams calls in from Salem. New subscriber William Landrigan joins the paper. other notes mention travel, visits, and job changes around town.
M Gainiani has been on the sick list this week and partly unable to oversee business or the buss barn rebuild. Mrs Kate Burris and son Hall plan to depart for Salt Lake next Monday meeting Ed Burris and wife in Denver before continuing to the new home. Mrs Ed Burris leaves for Denver to visit relatives and then Salt Lake to settle there. Mrs Crum and daughter Floss of Indiana, Mrs Dietsch and daughter of Hastings, Mrs Maddox and Lela Powell visited G Dietsch and G Oeaib in Rule on Tuesday. Neal Mulligan is reported seriously ill at his Clay Center home after a recent trip to the city and visitors were shocked by the illness.
A parade of names notes visits from Salem Perry Humboldt Town and other locales. Dr A E Wolf Mrs Herman Willard and many families spent time with local households while others moved or traveled for weddings and new jobs.
Local residents and visitors appear in town for meetings visits and family occasions. Names include B E Deaver Tom Hall Mrs Fullar P C Lynchburg W G Butler George Cade Shirriff Fenton and Mrs Dunn Mrs Hickman Fay DeWald Mrs Lawrence Snyder Cecil W E Dorrington Alfred Greenwald Jacob Marmet and others with references to meals luncheons and travel between Hiawatha Verdon Osborne Sabetha and Horton.
Notice requesting immediate return of wigs costumes and other property belonging to the sender. Includes name initials Sicmunp Sparrn and urges prompt surrender of items in possession.
O P Heck advertises lump and crushed salt for sale with offered reduced prices. Contact via phone for purchase.
Lost between the postoffice and 1st and Main Streets a shield shaped fraternity pin with a diamond eye dagger through it. Return to this office for a liberal reward.
Description and price details for two top alfalfa farms in the Prairie Dog River Valley. Includes farm names, locations in the valley, acreage, yields, and asking prices as advertised by C. A. Barnard of Long Island Kansas.
Expression of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and consideration during recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Jule Smith and Family.
A correction to last week's death notice adds Mahlon Peck of Morris Kansas as Noah Peck’s son and fixes dates. The rural column also records visits deaths and weddings including Julius Smith funeral in Salem and the Davis Brecht nuptials with local residents and travel notes.
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