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The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS AND
TALKS MATTER OVER
Mr.. Cope of Nelson Visited This
City Saturday and May Open
CIove Factory Here

Mr.. Cope of Nelson, a glove and
mitten manufacturer, came to this
city Saturday with view of open
ing up factory and locating here.
He went to the office of Snpt. TT
Oliver and III company with him
met several members of the Com
mercial Club and arranged for a
meeting that night.
The club met with Mr.. Cope
that evening at Wirth & Winter
bottom S hardware store and talk
ed over the situation for the locat-
ing of such factory.
Railroad rates were presented to
him. We have Missouri river
freight rates t h cannot be
secured by other towns, and that
for one thing was an inducement.
He did not ask the Club for a
bonus all he asked was that he
could secure from DO to 60 women
and girls to help him in his work.
The club us an inducement offer
ed to furnish him upstairs rooms
for his factory for one year free of
charge. They also agreed to can.
vass the town ard find out wheth-
er or not they would be able to se-
cure the help and let him know at
an early date.
Until the power is put in, the
women and girls will be allowed
to take their work home with
them and work there. He says at
first they may not make more than
80 cents per day but in a few
weeks they will be able to earn
from ST to S1.50 per day, owing
to the length of time they work
and thy amount they can accom-
plieh.
Mr.. Cope says the out look is
good and he was favorably i'm
pressed with the city and the bus
mess men he met The CONNER
cial Club did what they did to
persuade him to establish the fac
tory here instead of Fairbury.
We hope the women and girls
will be interested in this work and
will offer their service that the
factory may be located here.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Change of Firm

This week the Hermes Bros.
poultry business was sold and here.
after will be under the name OF
p. Il. Hermes. For many years
Mr.. Hermes was in business alone
but few years ago, he took his
brothers in with him, and again
this week he informs us he is the
sole proprietor of that institution.
Phil is an industrious and ener.
getic young man and we are glad
to know be will still be identified
with our business men.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
FINED $50
Cannot Pay Fine. Must Lay it Out
in Jail

Fred Talbert, colored man
from Hiawatha went to the bowl.
ing Monday night and stole an
overcoat belonging to Mr.. lyman
and went on his way rejoicing.
Chief of Police Marts was imme-
diately notified and the man was
soon under arrest. He was taken
before Police Judge Spragins and
fined $50 and cost. Being unable
to pay it he was taken to the
county Jail, to lay out the fine.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
MA Y DE ATHS
SEVERAL DEATHS DURING The
PAST WEEK
Deaths Are Reported To Us From
Rulo Stella, Salem and
This City

The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Harmon, living in the south
part of town died Tuesday of
pneumonia. The little one was
taken to Dawson for burial.
Thomas Randolph died at the
home of his cousin, John Ran
dolph in Rnlo Thursday morning
On Wednesday he was enjoying
his usual good health and took
dinner with neighbor, but that
night he suffered a stroke of par
alysis and lived only until the
next morning. The funeral SER
vices were held at the home FRI
day and interment was made IN
the Rulo cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Oyerman died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Fraker
at Stella Thursday, Feb. 1, after a
long illness.
She was born in Clark county,
Indiana, May 10, 1919 in which
county she grew to womanhood.
On December 3, 1915, she was
married to J. l.. Overman and To
this union four children were born.
In 1862 she moved to Nemaha
county, Neb., living at St. Deroin
until the war broke out. The
husband going 10 the army took
his family to St. Joe, Mo. The
next 10 years of her life was spent
in Missouri and Kansas, removing
to Nebraska in 1878, to this place
where she resided until death
came. In her early girlhood she
united with the church and has
been life member.
The funeral services were held
in the Christian church Saturday
at 10:30 a. m. The remains were
taken to the Stella cemetery.
Mrs. James Kelley died at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Adams
in Salem Wednesday morning.
She had gone to Salem to see
sister who had been real sick, and
while there Mrs. Kelley was taken
suddenly i'll and when physicians
arrived they knew she could not
recover. She had been a sufferer
from gall stones for many years,
and Drs. Green and Geiger of St.
Joe were called to perform an
operation but when they arrived
it was too late to lend any assis~
tauce.
Mrs. Kelly leaves two children,
and husband, beside mother and
sisters.
Mrs. VIM. Oswald of this city
is a sister of the deceased and
Mrs. Hal Stouffer is a sister to
Mrs. Kelly. The funeral will be
held today.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
BARN BURNED
James n. Pecht Loses Wood Saw
in the Fire

About 2 o'clock Saturday morn
ing our citizens were awakened by
the ringing of the fire bell, and
upon reaching the scene of the fire
discovered the barn of James Fl
Pecht to be ablaze A large crowd
arrived and all that could be was
done but Mr.. Pecht was heavy
loser. He lost his wood saw, feed,
and hay but was fortunate enough
to save his horses.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
District Court

The case Of Addie Reed vs.. Ed
Reed for divorce, granted.
The case Of Thomas Bowker VS..
Drainage District No. /, has at
tracted the attention of the court
the greater part of the week. 1t
has been warmly contested and at
the time OF going to press the
jury have been unable to render a
verdict.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Gard of Thanks

We desire to thank the many
friends who SO kindly assisted us
during our recent bereavement,
and for the beautiful floral tributes
Mrs ELIZABETH LESTER.
Mrs. II. l.. DARNER,
j. CARL LESTER,
HENRY LESTER.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Sold JeWelry Store

Tom L. Davies has sold his
jewelry and music store at Au-
burn to c. A. Scamman of ths
city. Mr., and Mrs. Davies will
return to this city where they
will make their home.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12

The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Harmon, living in the south
part of town died Tuesday of
pneumonia. The little one was
taken to Dawson for burial.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
SOCIETY NOTES
AS TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
CIETY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
Individuals, Lodges. Clubs.
Churches, Etc.

K. Holt entertained the married
ladies' kensington at her home
vest of this city.
The L. B. T. club met at the
LONE of Mrs. George w. Holland
On Friday afternoon. All enjoy
ed a very profita BILE meeting.
On Thursday afternoon nellie
Snyder entertained Il e whist
club at her home. a jolly time
vas reported by those present.
Misses Clara Gagnon and Put
nam entertained number OF
riends at the home of the former
Thursday evening. The evening
vas spent in playing whist, a
nice lunch was served.
At the dining room of the Ma
1ional Hotel last night the Epis-
opal church people enjoyed
Parish Mid Winter Picnic. :
There was large number present
and the affair proved to be a
Grand success.
On Saturday evening a number
Of friends surprised Mrs. Orville
Schoenheit and reminded her it
vas her fifteenth wedding ami
gersary. Whist was played dur
ing the evening and a nice lunch
vas served. Mrs. Schoenheit was
presented with one dozen cut
glass tumblers.
The Sunny Slope kensin gton
net with Mrs. Nancy Elshire
Wednesday. Music was furnish
cd by Mrs. E. Kuhn and Mrs. J.
Deaton, recitation by Carrie
Wamsley. The afternoon was
certainly very pleasant one.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Bahr, Feb. 10.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. DIN.
Davies was hostess to the Presby-
terian Dorcas society. More than
saventy-fve guests were present,
and the afternoon was pleasantly |
spent in guessing games II d
other amusements. A two course
lunch was served Mrs. Davies was
assisted by Mesdames A. Neitzel,
g. Boyer, F. Parchen, and S. L.
Davies.
Mrs. Lloyd Giannini and Mrs.
Albert Maust entertained the
Married Ladies kensington and
heir husbands at the Giannini
home on Thursday evening of
last week. During the evening
the company enjoyed whist, their
being six tables full. This ken
sington has bee ONE very popular
and on this occasion an unusually |
pleasant evening was spent. A
delightful two course lunch was
served.
Monday evening the Wonan's |
Auxiliary to ST. Thomas church
net with. Miss May Maddox and
very interesting and instructive
nieeting was held. Miss Maddox
read a report of the 'Tri-annual
convention held a Richmond, Va
Hiss Tanner paper on Mis-
sionary Work in Japan" and Mrs.
John Powell read a paper on
Japanese Settlement work in
San Francisco These members
we're followed by general discus
s;ons. Miss Jessie Paxton sang
a beautiful solo. A nice lunch
vas served by the hostess. assist
cd by Mrs. John Powell.
A special meeting of the City
Federation of Women's Clubs was
aeld in the Elks Club rooms Sat-
nrday afternoon. After the con-
sideration of important business,
including that relating to Mr..
Clarks's dramatic recital, The
Servant in the House, to be given
47ere March |, the Federation ad-
1ourned to meet again Monday
afternoon, Feb. p, at 3 o clock,
n the same place.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Da. GEO. L. MILLER, PREsloEN
CLARENCE S. PAINE. SECRETARY

OFFICE: State Vnfversify Library Building
Telephone F-I466


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Yroblcm.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

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Sanoeln 10 lang fort nod benz @eie-
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bon Sol5boucrn, Wagen, Bferoen II.
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belt. 0os bier icblt, lit obgeicben
bon Der geringen 8elomnltousbils
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pen. Gicie Stirnloppcn u,tcridcibcn
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mutber, bob ourt tic 9erobe Die
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Sprehfunftionen 5uiommen. 90
biirien mir permlltben, bob bic SGll-
ger SIT iebr uielen Sunolungell, Die
grlernclt, GrfoIieL 9ebolten error.
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ier Snnolun9en combiniren fonnen,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Sdenfnngs Stener fir cine ,uubl'
tbGtigc Stiftung.

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Martin {. Wefcr.

SIS itaro am Ia. Nttober 1909 Martin 8.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Wcncs ans Der Sbier . EipdDulusic.
Bon Yrotciior Goingcr.

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bel ibncu. lonbcrn bel alien Wirbel.
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menn tic tief uergroben ooer Der
id)ncit linb. Notbe inb III 2itolIell
bel "a @rob aGltc, bob Steoolcr bus
bod nit Shree iiberbedte permclell.
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len, Dab olld) ~nciiortige Te5eptionen
ipenn tic nilr gelii1enb inteniiu ooel
geniigenb oft oil Die oli9ebprenen Ve.
fpegun9s Witd)ollismcn bcranaeloil.
acil, icnc crrcgctl. Die Shiere lernci
in aaili beideibcncm WoBc ibr(
Soltbfun9cn nlpbifi5iren. Mon fam
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Tlild)t ob0cpobnclt, 10 DAB ne 1td) II
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lie an bcitimmte Orte pber 81 be
itimmter 3eit Sitr Nabrung berbeiru
fen. Sic fonncn lernei1 gu eiileil
b%citimnlten 6iitterer beran5uidipim
men. Ticie Gerbinoiingen lperoen i
felt. BOB sum 9eiipiel meine Mafro
poben, Die ih llie ielbit f%iittere, her
onid)ipimmen. iobalo if erifeine
ipeil iie iriiber, Dor flint Monaten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Mnrn Grncn.

Gc iturb an, IS. Sftnber 1909 9'arp %fsrueit,
ecliebtc Satin bts bcrftorbe1en CAMEL Crneit.
I'm Si. Sabre hires Grbeus. Sic peeroigrnn
finoet suuntaa, ben n, Sfiobfra 2 nhr Nnts
ntitiape. BON ihrcr ,lsbien 9SobHnits, Tr. 35i,
Glib 9tuHnt'Strafe, ans itatt. tpo3n 9'eripunete
nnb ,~Sreitnbc nhiunesoou einseidoen ftito. Bel
ietuna prioutim ouf bent ~Goloon Farf,"
1888 -lOl ~ .2s ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
(Gir ben ~eonniaassG orrefponbent'.
Yin Huie IgImer.
9ui ben 3ob oes 10 ploblid IN Siis
0ien geltorbenen WsGbd1enS.

Bon MATTER Q onage2o 90 /.
@os bilft. adj. fonielidJ @eblilt?
Mos, od), Der @Dttii1 Shcin?
@os aaer &eis unb 6ersensgiit'?
- 4G' Dies mar, 8pie, Sein.
3oi' 4plmer, Die ib ME genitng
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