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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
5
Short notices detail local entertainment plans and visitors. Elk minstrel desires by Hiawatha, Gehling attraction, Lyric theatre and moving pictures, ads for sale stock, and community reflections on small daily events and wisdom.
Mrs. Everett Scott visited Salem with her mother while Karl Rauch of Stella and other travelers called on friends in the area. A baby girl was born to Miles Macumber and wife, and Bishop Williams will preach at the Episcopal church next Sunday. The Kisminstrel orchestra practiced. Elk minstrel reports will come next week.
Tecumseh’s Karl Caruthers visits the city while Elmer Peck joins as a new Morrill subscriber. Morrill’s Clare Crook is visiting relatives. several locals report travel, illness, health treatments, and plans from Hiawatha to Denver.
R 1 Grinstead of Salem was in town Tuesday. Hermes Bros. pay 10c per pound for hens. Miss Ethel Cade ill. Circus bills expected soon. Will Leeds visiting Less. Joe Graves of Humboldt called. Hodapp of Humboldt in city. Reavis in Gage county. Loening in town on business. The Lyric electric piano draws crowds. Wallpaper designs at McMillan’s Pharmacy. Fred Miller back after illness. Rev G W Hawley in Auburn. Mrs Lyford and Mrs Gist visited St Joseph. W D Easley of Kansas City on lumber business. Fellers from Humboldt in city. Tuesday clean up day for merchants. call for citizen clean up day. Wallpaper at McMillan’s. Rev Manshardt back from Holton. Rev Neide preached Neb City. Messler went to Mullen for grandmother’s funeral. Mrs Peck and daughter Idith to Waterloo Iowa for summer. Tribune sent to Waterloo to prevent homesickness. Falls City boasts best shoe store. Jenne window. Rev Weldon in town for union meetings. Baptist Weldon helps, Rev Koehler visits. Reverends pay for Tribune. law will make subscribers pay by April 1. Subscribers mostly paying, few unhappy.
Evangelist Rev John A Earl arrives Wednesday evening and preaches nightly in union meetings at the M B E church. H I Erwin leads chorus and orchestra and will sing at a great men's meeting at the courthouse Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Subject will be Why young men go wrong and every man in the city is invited to attend.
Len Shellenburger family visits Lincoln relatives. Mis e Ulmer of Monmouth visits father. Anna Marts to Oklahoma. Anna Evans returns from six weeks with relatives in Hiawatha. Rose Preed back from two years in California and Old Mexico. Edwardses and Paradise visit Falls City and Summerfield. Wade Dingham family move to Olivet. A baby dies and is buried at Prairie Union. Pritts return to Reno Oklahoma. Bryant moves to McDowell house. Stag banquet for Montana emigrants. Stella HS to graduate six students. Village election candidates listed for license and anti license. Local visits and travels noted.
W. C. McCool returned from Omaha Friday. Md Graham of Shubert was in town Thursday. G. W. Sheeley went to St. Joe Monday night. W. W. Wertz came from Alma Sunday. D. C. Simmons returned from Kansas City Monday. Myrtle Earley arrived from Fern Friday. Gilbert and Boyd Wood returned to Salem. Mrs. Ed May traveled to Omaha Monday. Mrs. W. W. Wertz came home from Alma Thursday. Dr. Day returned from Bozeman Montana Sunday. Mrs. G. W. Sheeley visited Falls City Sunday. Mrs. Catherine Martin came from Stella Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Brinegar hosted Birthday club March 7. Walter Rose and wife of Nebraska City are visiting nearby. Tom Mullins and family of Oklahoma are visiting Mrs. J. T. Adams.
West Coupe will hold a public auction to sell 25 head of horses and mules one mile north of Rulo on March 26.
Reed's Yellow Dent seed corn and Diamond Joe white seed corn priced at 1 dollar per bushel. Early Ohio seed potatoes 1 dollar 50 cents per bushel. Send orders before they are gone. Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs 5 cents each with guarantee. Building sand 1 dollar per load. H L Rahlf Pleasant Hill farm Falls City Nebraska. 6-21 per pound for hens.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote follows a man who swears off drinking after a night of street railway negotiations and domestic plans. He recalls returning home with shoes in hand and asks if alcohol ever steals a man’s senses, asserting it time to quit.
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