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Falls City Tribune

Location

Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1907

Page

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Matinee Musical at Mrs Gist’s Home Delightful Evening

Mrs T J Gist hosted a matinee at Chase Street last Friday at 10 o clock. Eighty five guests enjoyed performances by Mrs J M Cain Jr Stella and Mrs Fannie Cone Lincoln with Miss Maude Graham and Miss Etta Reichers. The program featured piano pieces by Chopin Brahms Sinding and Mac Dowell plus vocal items including Vannah Cradle Song. Light refreshments followed and guests from Salem Humboldt York Sedalia attended.

T. J. Gist Chase Street J. M. Cain Jr Stella Fannie Cone Lincoln Lincoln. Mrs. Cain Was Never Heard To Better Advantage Than When She Sang Vannah Ed May Salem J. K. Liggett Humboldt Ray Gist W. A. Harrison York A. Tucker Sedalia

Bair Family Moves to Hastings This Week

M N Bair and wife shipped their household goods to Hastings and soon moved to reside there. The longtime residents are praised for their abilities and friendship, as the community bids them farewell. L C Edwards Hazel Humboldt visitor, Frank Revelle and Miss Reese noted in town.

M. N. Bair Hastings Bair

Near-fatal stove blaze sparks swift rescue by Prof Spencer

Last Sunday evening Prof. E. G. Spencer narrowly escaped severe burns when gasoline gas leaked outside a lit stove frame. He grabbed the flaming unit and, despite his clothes catching fire, smothered flames and hurled the stove into an alley. One hand suffered severe blistering while the other was injured but healing. he remains limited in using his right hand.

E. G. Spencer Mr. Spencer Auburn Herald

Reception of the Witches at the Lyford Home

A late afternoon reception hosted by Mesdames Lyford Mauger and Kerr featured white masked figures and a black witch guiding guests. Pumpkin blossom decor, barberries handed to guests, and refreshments followed by witch attendants Misses Heacock and Sarah Hutchins. Over ninety guests attended from 2 to 6 pm?

Mesdaines Lyford Mesdames Schmeizel Hansen Lyford Slocum Hutchins Misses Heacock

Hold your hogs amid market fluctuation

Richardson county farmers advised to hold hogs as the market dips from the current financial flurry. About 15,000 hogs were in Kansas City on Monday and the market fell 40 cents that day. Sam Bucher returned to work at Shubert Wednesday after visiting family in town.

Richardson County Kansas City Sam Bucher Shubert

Hand Shot Off Injures Preston Boy Will McCumber

Will McCumber a 12 year old of Preston was struck by a discharged shell while hunting near a lake. His uncle was reloading when the gun fired injuring his right arm requiring amputation above the wrist. A leg wound is painful but not serious. He is resting at home under care of Drs Boose and Fast.

Will McCumber L. D. McCumber Preston Will

Tragic Nampa Train Death Of Harvey Poehsinger

Harvey Poehsinger, a 1887 born brakeman for a government dam construction train, died after slipping and falling beneath wagons near Nampa Idaho on October 1. Coroner ruled accidental. Funeral held November 6 at the Christian church with large attendance. he left an aged father and three brothers.

Harvey Poehsinger Nampa Idaho Nempa Harvey Foehlinger McCook Neb Charlie Starvey Christian Church Dunkleberger Steele Fred Charley Harry Sin Ari

Royal Neighbors Enjoy Reserve Visit

About 35 members of the Royal Neighbors from the city traveled to Reserve Tuesday evening and led the lodge’s reception with praise for the entertainment. They expressed desire for another invitation and highlighted the success of the outing.

Death of John Hershey Hershey in Mt Reno Nebraska native dies

John Hershey born Mapire Kansas later in White Cloud and Pallasis City moved southwest 18 years ago to Mt Reno where he died Saturday Nov 2 after brief illness. He was 8th child with two brothers and two sisters buried Steele cemetery near his old home. Rev Dunkelburger led service. Magle lodge El Reno member. Relatives in city and many friends mourn.

John Hershey Mapire Tol White Cloud Kas Pallas City Hood Mt Reno Chris Hershey Steele Rev Dunkelburger The Christian Church Nice Jas. Jellison Hershey Joseph Culp Hooper Bowron California

Deaths and Local Notices From Falls City

Miss Mary KE Thacker born 1885 dies 1907 at 21 years 10 months after appendicitis attack. Survived by parents, siblings, funeral at home with Mastin and Mycro officiating. Also notes on Mrs Nancy Jane Fisher death in 1834 and funeral details. Womans Club meeting reports and cultural program at City Hotel with Mrs Tobie and local performers.

Mary KE Thacker Malls City Preston Bister’s Society Gertrude John Schnider Pawnee City Neb Otho and Clyde Edgar Los Angeles Cal Rey Mastin Falls City Mycro Steele Cemetery Womans Club John A. Creol Tobie State Federation of Womens Clubs Hastings Haydn

Wreck on the M P Northbound Line Delays Train

A broken rail caused a morning northbound wreck between Stella and Howe on the M P line. Three coaches left the track. the last overturned. No injuries, the train continued to Omaha with two coaches while the third lay wrecked.

Stella Howe Omaha

Hoagland Brothers Commanded for Insanity Hearing

Harry R Hoagland of Humboldt was brought to the city by relatives to face an insanity examination. The board declared him insane and ordered him sent to the asylum. Sheriff Fenton escorted him to Lincoln. His brother Frank Hoagland was later brought in on the same charge but parole was granted pending good behavior and he returned home.

Harry R. Hoagland Humboldt Fenton Lincoln Frank Hoagland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Part Mrs. Cone Gatty Chopin Graham Cavatina Robert le Diable Meyerbeer Mrs. Cain Miss Banks Becker Frobhugszut Frobhugsrauchm Sinding Miss Riechers the Maid and the Rose - DeKorn Cain Nocture Chopin Miss Banks Gaynor Mac Dowell Miss Graham Vannah L. C. Edwards Frank Revelle City Miss Reese of Verdon Tts Fred Hamp Tonawanda N. Y Chan Geo. A. Perry Tie Perry Virginia Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Reneker W. W. Abbey Thacker Nancy Jane Fisher Goston Indiana John Irenwood Roswell Fisher Methodist Biscopal Church Fisher Mes City Hotel Rev. C. A. Mastin
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