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The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Obituary..

After an illness of ten day,
Mrs. Louise Hennirg died at her
home in this city Tuesday morn
ing June +th at / 80 o'clock.
About two weeks ago she con-
tracted blood poisoning and little
hope was entertained of her re-
covery Her suffering was great
through her illness. but she bore
it patiently until the Maker she
had served SO faithfully for
thirty years bid all suffering end
and summoned her Home.
Mrs. Henning was known and
loved by all who knew her for
her charity and true christianity,
Though possessed of more than
ample means for her support she
hes given many years of her life
to nursing. caring for those who
were unable to renumeratc her
at all with the same tender care
as those in better circumstances
for whom she labored. When
she heard of illness or trouble
among the poor she never failed
to GO and offer her services freely.
In her manner she was modist,
quiet and retiring. In her chris
tian charitableness she was one
of Gods noble women.
Louise Schloeder was born in
the city of Drier, Germany, Nov.
10th. 1S4S and died in Falls City.
Neb. June 4th. 1907 aged 5S years
3 months and IS days. When
about five years of age she was
brought to this country by her
parents who made their home in
Ohio until 1867 when they came
to Nebraska settling near Arago,
Richardson Co.
In 1865 she was married to
William Henning who preceded
her to the Eternal Home about
three years ago.
About thirty years ago she
was converted and united with
the Evangelical Association and
remained a faithful. steadfast
member till her death occurred.
After short services at the
house at l o'clock the funeral
services were held at the Methos-
ist Church at 1880 o'clock p. III.
in charge Of Rev. ManShardt of
the Evangelical Church and the
interment was made in Steele's
cemerery.
Mrs. Henning leaves two sis
ters, four brothers and many re-
latives to mourn her death and
to these many friends extend
sincere sympathy.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
For Sale.

A nice large 5 room cott,
with closets to each bed roo
all doors and windows hav' +
sized screens, all nicely pal'
and newly painted outside.
ting room and parlor
finished tor rugs good WOOD
coal house and other out b
ings, on two nice lots, only
blocks from court house in u
part of town, price cut !
81, 500 to 81, 900, as it is o>
by nonresident; don't buy
you see this. WHITAKER b
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Rev. French E. Oliver.

The great tabernacle meeting
will begin next Sunday morning
at II. o'clock.
Three hundred singers are
wanted for the great chorus choir.
Choir rehearsa in the tabernacle
on Saturday night.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Died.

On Saturday June 1st. Mrs.
Willis Yoder died at her home in
this city after a long period of
suffering. For almost a year
has been practically an INVALID
but in all the time she had not
lost courage, she hoped and be-
lieved each time she rallied from
a serious attack that the worst
was over and she was on the way
to recovery. Through all her
sickness and suffering she was
was cheerful, hopeful and u1-
complaining. Her loving, aim
able disposition remained un-
changed and the burden of sor-
row for those who loved her best
was never made harder to bear
by her complaint or discourage
ment.
She has had the best care that
loving hearts and tender hands
could give but all to no avail and
the all wise Creator claimed her
in His own good time.
Mary Allen was born May 18th
1878 in Lamonia, la. After
the death of her mother when
she was two and a half years old
she lived with her amt Mrs. Van
Devort of Salem and was better
known as Mary Van Devort.
She gradurted from the Salem
high school in 1897 and when 19
Years of age she was converted
and became a member of the
Gospel Union Church.
September 10th. 1902, Mary
Allen and Willis Yoder were
united in marriage. One son,
francis was born to them May
Goth. 1904.
Those who live to mourn her
death are her husband and little
son, her father, a sister. and
brother. the aunt with whom she
lived, beside other relatives and
a large circle of friends.
The funeral services were held
in the Nj. E. Church Sunday,
June nd. 1907 at 2;30 p, m, con
Quoted by Rev. w. I. Cline Phi
D. in the presence of large con
gregation of friends and the re-
mains were laid at rest in Steele''
cemetery.
To those who mourn her death
is extended the sympathy of ;
large circle of frieuds.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07

Here's something for you. Best
peas zoe per can; fine white fish
only 5Sc; 9 bars Lennox and Dia-
mond c soap at Stuinp's, Strauss
Vile.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Landri-
gan wish to express their ap-
probation and sincere thanks
to the manyefriends who, with
their sympathy and kindness
assisted them through the ILL
ness at the,time of the death and
of their little daughter, Edna.
Isham Reavis was a business
visitor to Omaha Monday and
Tuesday.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Society News.

On Tuesday of this week Miss
Slocum entertained a number of
friends at cards in honor of Miss
JesSen whose marriage to Mr.,
Horace Kennedy will take place
next Wednesday.
Guests for four tables enjoyed
the game of whist until five
o'clock when Miss Slocun served
most delicious refreshments, as
sisted by her sister, Mrs, II. NJ.
Jenne.
In awarding the prize for the
greatest number of games it was
found that Misses Kate and Ruth
Heacock had the same number.
On the cut the immense boquet
of carnations fell to Miss Ruth.
The party was given by way of
a Hosiery shower which to Miss
Jessen was a complete surprise
as was shown when the hostess
presented to her gifts of the
guests. The assortment was
beautiful, including various colors
black. Isle, embroidered and
silk, for which Miss Jessen ex-
pressed her appreciation with a
few very witty little remarks.
The afternoon proved a delight
tul one and the guests are greatly
indebted to their charming
hostess.
The M. E. Kensington was
delightfully."- entertained by
Misses Emma and Rose Schiab BILE
Wednesday afternoon at their
home. Being guest day a large
crowd was in attendance and a
good amount was realized financi-
ally.
Mrs. katherine Wylie and
daughter Florence, Mrs. Will
Uhlig and babies visited Mrs.
Allen May in Salem Wednesday.
Kalfee klautch was royalty en-
tertained at the home of Miss
nellie Snyder on Wednesday
afternoon, the fine weather only
added to the general pleasure of
the guests. With busy fingers
and buster conversation the
afternoon passed all so quickly.
AT five o'clock Miss Snyder
served delicious refreshments
which received manycompliments
from her friends. Several visit
ors were invited as guests of the
club. The afternoon was pro-
nounced especially enjoyable.
The G. E. society of the
Presbyterian church was enter
tanned at the home of the Misses
Cleaver Tuesday evening and a
royal good time is reported.
Games and mussc were the
principal entertainment during
the evening. The young ladies
served dainty refreshments.
At the tea given at the home
of Mrs. J. w. Powell Wednesday
evening by St. Martha's Guide
$16. so were realized.
Mrs Phil Hermes entertained a
dozen young ladies at dinner Sum
day evening in honor of her niece
Miss Cora Nc Twain who left
Thursday for Coweta, |. II.
An elegant dinner was served
and the event was a very happy
one. Miss Cora received the best
wishes of her friends as it was
known that she was to be mar
ried on Wednesday to Miles Ma
cumber, formerly of this place
but who is now an industrious
young farmer near Coweta.
Petit Jurors.
The following is the list of
Jurors drawn for the June term
of district court:
Fred Schults, j. L. Hasenyager, f,
A, Harding, VIM. Fisher, Jos. Parsons,
| +
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
37091.43

VIM Uhllg, city of Falls City, Nebraska
certify the foregoing agrees
office and the collections disbursements
shown herein, and my
knowledge and belief
VIM UHILG, City Treasurer.
Sworn subscribed my presence day June
1907. My commission expires June 10, 1907.
j. NJ. WHITAKER Notory Public.
hereby certify that there deposit in the First Ma
tional Bank Falls City Nebraska, the credit
close of business 1907
thousand and forty dollars and seventy
(S049. .79(
p H. JUSsEN, Vice President
Taxpayer please this file future
statement will contain part this only
the cash balance (SSO44 79)
With kndest regards and best wishes ALL beg
humble servant.
@ M. BARRETT, Mayor
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07
Notice.

Parties owing us will please
come and settle at once and save
cost. M. SEFF.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-07

At the tea given at the home
of Mrs. J.. w. Powell Wednesday
evening by St. Martha's Guide
S16. so were realized.
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Die Regiitrirnna.

Sim 5luciten Gage ser Hegiitrirung
nabe3u 800 mebr rcgiitrirt, ais
am eriten Gage. - 1881 llelte
Nompu Jest in Sen Stimmbii.
dJeru. - Gouon 444 Neaer.
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mobIberedtiate 9iirger lire gtan1en
in ole @obIbiiher c%introaen. BON mel
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&epiiion. SoS Hciultot Ser 9eitriaen
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II 1908 $40 1927 1851 1881

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idreibling bes mlltbmoBliden TbG.
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anfunft bes 9ootes I'M II llbr
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Der geiite oes 9iebes ettua 100 eia.
5clne Gents beiun0en bGtten.
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Die eriten @9ite.


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september uno mo6ten lid, bolo
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more 81 fommen gebenfen.
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8. McgimcntcS lcin. Yreiie nerben
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lie fir boS 9omboroenlent bon Sort
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Club $ Hdunllihfcitcn oiienes SolS
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ole onbercn Clubs ser Stobt fol,
gen ipcrocn. Scr Nliftions. 8crfauf
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giele Guutri6ntipnen.

&iele patriottide giirger uno Ge,
ih6ite iteuern sur 9edung Der
Soften ser Seimfebr.@ ISOLDE bel.
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men getolnmen.
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70, SoDltlol, So00 u 20, SloreHce
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Scarce & Sded nit je $25; Natio.
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tiior, Hatban @iltmau, Sorban
Stnbler & 60, :. 2ano6an, Moriic
60, Geo. ". Eaogett unb Sobn s..
Eoe & Cons nit ie $40; Wartin 2eI.
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9rcbm unb Geo. Sdiling nit je So,
6. ". 0annenberg ilno grnit S. Gel
baar nit je 81.
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ite NOR. !@iibife Site in alien neile1
Wooen fielen ben 9amen in Die
gugen, unb i'm Mante[ . 9eparte.
ment fiblten iid) Die 8eiuferinnen
bel Dem ihleften @etter, tpeIdes
oraaBen berridte, 10 nioais, Dab iie
in 8eriud)un9 fau1elL aIeif) III cineS
Der ipor,nen uno elegonten getLei.
oungsitiide' 3u fd1Iiipfen unb cs nidt
micocr nb3ulegeH.
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Tie Yoli5eibeborbe befor.
oerte gcItern 2ieutenant @Oiparo S.
Garep bon Der Safenpoli5ei gum ga.
pitGn Tumoeiergeant Soiepb Mc@o.
perm bonn iiiolifen 0iItrift gum 2ielts
tenant, Sergeant 5ranf s. 3elerS
Don Der Serfebrss 9lbtbeilltng 5llm
Rumoelcrgeanten unb Yoli5iit Sobu
3. @lenn pom mittleren 0iitrift gum
Sergeantet. Capt. Garep muroe 1870
gcboren nno 1896 gum Eoli5iitcn er.
nalnt, i'm Sanuar 1900 gum Ser.
geallten uno i'm Npril oellelben Sab.
res gum 2ieutenont 6eior0ert. 2iellte.
uont Wc@opern lit ieit 1886 Holi5iit
uno Sergeont @lenn ieit 1898. &ieut.
Mc@opcrn miro Dem norbli6en ltro
Hunoeiergeant 3eIcrS Dem laoliten
Giltrift 5u9etbcilt, We9cn getrnn'
fenbcit pdbrenb icines llrlau6S ipllr.
DC Yoli5iit 8. MeGlosfp bonn iiiomelt.
lihen Giitrift nm $50 beitroft.
Gntrii ltete G%Itern. Gl-
tern, oeren &inoer Die Sdulle Nr. IS
OIL OliucritraBe uno &ofcipooo.9lp
beiilhen, liub cntriiitei Dnriiber, boB
Die Sicc , B~rir5ipalin Srall 9. &.
Seoger bic f%lcinen Waoden am
Wontag Nadmittag i'm | ubr, ais
Der Rceenitlrm ant Idlinmitcn nit
tbete, nad) Souie ionote, uno bobeu
lid bei'm S6ul . Gommili1r Guans
bcihlpert, Der Die Nngclegenbeit in
ser beutigcn Sibung Der Shillbc.
boroe 5ur Sprahe bringen min.
Irau Seager erfldrte geltern, iie
babe Die &inoer geben laiien miiiieit,
iirt cine Bnnif 81 perbiitcn, ba elm
6etrunfencr Wonn iid) i'm 8eitibiil
Der Sd)illc bcfunocn babe.
Die SnbreS Gpnpention
Ser yInierican 9anfcrs' Iiiociation"
teginnt bellte IN Gtlantic Gitp. Sdlt
aQc @onfen IN Baltimore Iino bort
pertreteit. !Sr. Snfob SO. 9oof, Yrd.
lioent Der CIotonn . Nationalbonf,
nnb Sr. Senrp 8. He6iie, aaiiirer Der
gonf, reiiten geitcrn nod Der Con.
bentions.S tabt ab.
Bel Ser Mrbeit perlebt. -
Der Al Sabre olte 5ranf 9erti6er
bon CIR. 1913, Horb gbapelitrabe,
muroe geltern Mittag pdbrenb Der
arbeit in Ser gt(antic Gurniture
COMPANY an Juirmount.sfp nabe
@roooipap, bon elmer RaId)ine er.
fabt, ipobei linn Der 3eisefinger Der
reften Sanb 5ermalmt puroe. Die
gmbulon5 oes norooitlihen Diitrifts
brad)te ben 8erlebten mad, Dem Sobns
Sopfins' Soipitol.
Ger Stabt.@ eomete r 5eigt
in Den In5eigeipaIten bes ,3entihen
Gorreiponoenten" on, oab er oas
Nipenu Der @renaoo . apenile am
I. Sftober an Srt nnb Stelle felt,
ieten nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

HGhe str &eiie ms Mnslanb be4
iorst 8. Haine, Nr. Ala, DRfSaItis
mOrsitrahe, nabe Saitom' Nssje We
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No9mals @aher.
9icsmal mars nidt bon uSben,"
ipuSern BON y1tuten."

Cine glGu5eno nerlaufene @oiieriabrt
ser 2beiluebmer an Der 9raumet.
iter-G Convention mad annapolis.
9lGe 8orbereitungen taoeIloS.
- Gines Ser i60niten Sbeile oes
Frogrdmms. - 8eiidtiguua bea
&apitolS uno Der SIottensgltaos.
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