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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Sdjuapseriab in gfrifu.

Dor 8ur5em fano NIT etneH COL
6utenauf9ebot bon 60 bis 70 Mann
in ben SnberIGbeu 9ar.es.SaIams
cine grobe 8aajia itatt. @s ,par Der
gebor6e, tpie Die ,9eutih>Oitafrifa.
nii6e 3eituns" idreibt, au Sbren ge'
fommen, oab Die Snoer in eroBen
Dtengen Elm yYafiim" einfiibren, bas
ii6 in balben 2iterflai6en befinoet
uno @au De Cologne etifettirt lit. Der
goli5ei geIane es, feit5uiteIIen, oab
6ieies tpobIrie6enbe 8aiier (Rere.
mente) bon Sar6ieen eetrlnfen
piro, uno oab Der @enub einen
Morosraui6 our Solge bat. 9enn
man befam berars, bab Snoer uno
8unpanen, Die total rpou" gum Gin.
geborenengeriht eridienen iid oieies
gau De Cologne gu @elHiitbe gefiibrt
batten. gllrf anfro9e erfIarte bas
Ieoi5inaIreierat, Sab es iid I'M elm
Itarf alfobolbaltiges @etrGnf banoIe.
9arauf befabI bas ge5irfsamt Die
&oniisfation iammtliher Slafhen.
0os grgebniB Der Sausiudungen
mar peit iiber 1000 SIaihen, Die Die
Serren Snber meiItentbeiIs iorgf6Itis
unter 6en 9G6ern ueritedt batten.
Ia6 9lneaben bes 3oGes ioaen in
lester 3eit runS 1000 SIai6en 6ieies
Barfiimidnapies in 9ar.essSnIom
eingefiibrt iein. @eIeeentlif Der
@au De Cologne Ra55ia iin6 aud
9oenafflaiden, leer uno bon, BEL Oen
Serren Snoern gefunOen tporoen.
Die 2eute Iasten, iie beniitten Den
Sognaf gum y&opfeinreiber". 9ie
9eb0rbe mar anoerer Weinaing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
8anoerle6en aufgegeben.

9atbarine Silbatis, bic fiir5li6
bon einem per1paiiten, armen 0ienIt.
mGOden 5ur 3igeunerprin5eiiin em'
poritieg, bat bas ibr unfanes 10 ro.
mantiid eri6ienee 8an6erIeben ibon
iatt befommeu uub lit 5u 8etannten
mad @li5abetb, q. S., Suriidaetebrt.
Sic Iiebt ibren 3igeumerprin5en
NiIIen Sobnion, Dem iie am %. Sc.
bruar burd) Bnter S'9teia als crit
15iGbrige aneetraut iuuroe, Stpar I'M.
mer nod, aber 6as etuise Ban0ern
bon Srt 5u Srt bebnet ibr obiolut
ni6t mebr, uno 10 perlieB fie Den
Stamm Der ii9 eesentpartig in
Connecticut aufbGIt, Dor einigen
Sagen. Ser Brin5gemabl 5eiete iid
babel aIs Elm Gentleman bonn Shei.
tel Bis Sur SobIe, er iab Elm, bab &a'
tie nidt itart gerug iei, nm Die
StrapaSen 0es @an0erlebens tragen
3u t0nnen, unO 10 Iieb er ite geber
uno 8ablt ibr uorIGuiig $40 ruobent'
lifer gIlimente.
g2lm mill &atie ii6 porIGufig erbo.
len unb in Der 3ipiiden5eit feititel'
len, Oh ibre Whitter, ole iie nur als
tleines 8ino fannte, piellei9t nod
am 2eben lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Der RaHH anf Der Bride.

Die. .atInntic TaontbIp" brirgt I'm.
Ter bem SiteI Scr Ronn auf Der
9riide" einen IGngeren slrtifeI, in
peIdem aussefiibrt miro, baB Die
@etriebsIeihns Der 9roben S5ean-
bampfer aIlSu bobe Guipriide an
6as pbpiii6e 2eifhlnssoerm09en Der
9efeblsbaber Der SabrSeiige iteGe
un6 oa6urt oas 9eben bon Eaiien'
ben BON Reni6en sefGbroe. Der Ser.
iaiier bes gIrtifeIs iit ieIbit elm bober
@diffsoffiSier.
Der 8erfaiier erddbIt, er babe Die
8eranttportuns fir elm Sdiff, auf
oem iid 500 Nam 8eiosung unO
ettua 2S00 BaIiagiere, nebit foitba'
rem &argo befanoen, unb babe tpie-
oerboIt oreiBia bis pieraig StlnOen
lang obne S6laf uno obne Rait auf
oem 8oIten 5ubringen miiiien. Die
siderbeit oieier $500 1eniden bu'
be einsie BON ieiner 8adiamfeit Su
elmer 3eit obesbGnst, mo- SeeIe uno
@eiit un6 8orper felt Ian9em er.
i6opft paren. 3u FOLDER 3eit mad
gu bIeiben, iei cine Softer. @s beibt
bann: laufen, Iaufeu, laufeul
Der betreffenbe Sobmaru erfldrt
often beraris. oaB aablreide Der
Sabr.r rRecorbs" sefdlidt iinb. 9ie
&apitane f0nnen iebr Geidt burd
@infd1Gn1,irtn pinpS nprn0pu. tpenn
au6 eefdbrIiden 9uries btlneert
Neilen eirbrineen unO auf iolde Irt
uno NIT anberen Erids ~Heccros"
fobrtatretn 60 g. .. iet er pofitin
iiberaeugt, Sab Ser Iester rTecorb" Der
~@auretania", ,26.0S 8noten, ge'
faIidt porben lei. Or CLAUDE 10 me-
Mig, rpie irgeno elmer Der Sffi5iere an
9oro bes Onmpfers ieIbit, boB Die
.Ruuretania" i'm 9urdidnitt oieie
8eforogei6pinbigteit errei4t babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Simmer galaHt.

9onis SrieOri9 BiIbsIm ". bon
9reuben sing ifon oils &inb germ
feline eigensn 8sse, uno ietn oriei.
neller @eiit IieB ibm ni&t INNER 3sit
Sur grtp1sung, oh fem einfna
i6meroIi6 beriibrte. Gines Cages be.
msrfte er bel eipan SpaSiereause
6urb ben gbarlottenburser Bart
cine SoiSame, Die pesen ibrer 6urtt
Dor 8r0Ihen aIIsemein bstannt mar.
Sofort iithte er nab einem Sroib,
fine einen unb oerfolste fe oamit
SdreienS lief Iie 6aoon, sr aber boIte
iie elm uno mari ibr bann oenSroi1
an ben bIoBen Sals. Die SofSans,
auber iih Dor &bideu ur6 8orn.
topnte iih ni6t anoers beIfen, ais 6ab
Iis benz Brin3 cine tr6ftiee Sbrfsiee
perabfolete. 8ei6e itonoen oann eins
8eitIane pie eritarrt. Der Rron.
prin5 bate 3uerit feline SaIIitng fpie.
Der erlanet un6 beruNgte Die gtufge.
regte nit ben gaIanten 8orten: SD
bin MIR beitraft, pie ids SerSient
babe. 9auim tiife it bic Rute, bic
mid itrafte."
9omit tiibte er ibr Die Snno uns
ueritrponb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
9onnerftas, IA. SuIi 1910.
Stmofratifde NomiuatiOneu.

- Staat.
5iir @oupsrnsur-gatb. @ebftsr Grim
pon Buds @ouutp.
Siir Qisntsnant' @Ouptrntur-Samuel
8. grics pon 9aduwanna @ountg.
Sir Ssfrstdr Der Snusru anssls9snbsb
tsn-Samss 8. Slutsslss uOn Gar
bon @Onntg.
5hr Sdatmsiiter-Su Sumusl y. Rbilion
pon Somsrist @ountp.
@ount1.
Sir aonsreB-R. i. Sulptn.
Sfir Ssnat-@. s. Blemitt.
SIR 8sprdIsntuntsn-1. Diitritt, giid'
olas 8urts 2. Diitrift, SObn 0ful'
lin; 8. Diitritt, 9snrp Us. .3eioler
A. Diitrift, DOmiuid 8. Dempiep
5. Diitritt, SObn s. @ianniOn; 6.
Diltriit, Sreb. OiapIOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Sinridtnns Scs N6rSers Rnff.

S5n 2lBern fan6 Die SinridtiIng
6es R6roers Nuff itatt, Der bierger.
ionen set0otet un6 bierauf ibre 8ob.
nung in 9ranS geItedt bate. 0euff,
Der Elm @naoergeiu6 an ben 8roBcn
0fatb bes Rantons 9l5ern abgeIebnt
bate, erfIGrte ieinem glnipalt bel ser
gblebnung: sd babe 10 fur6tbare
Gerbre6en begangen, pie iie in Der
eansen @elt unerb0rt iin6. 8enn
ifl tauien0 9eben b1tte, i6 niibte iie
bingeben. 8arlm ioa i'd fir 6ie
2eben, Die i6 pernidtet babe, ni6t
meires buSeben9 8enn elmer franf
i'm Bette negt mo iid ibm Der Sob
nabt, fur.n er aud nidt an ben Gro.
Ben Gaab appeIliren. SD psrSe
rubig uno ousseiobnt Iterben.~
Sn ie6em glug', in Dem 6ie 2iebe
glitbt
SIT aud Die @ilme Sdoubeit aitfse'
bliibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
@peben.N .Nunbi6an.
Snla no.

@ruf pom Wfoltfe, Der amerifanii4e
@sianote Dduemarfs, bat i'm auftrag
isinsr Rssisruns ben Ssrsinisten Staas
ten bic Oanii6 psitinbiidsn Snisln gum
aauf anssboten. .3u 9lsidsr 3eit iudt
rr uon ben bier affreoirten Sertretern
anbsrer 9anosr in @rfabruns su brin'
gen, mas ibre reipsftiusn RsSierunsen
su Der GransattiOn iuSsn Wiirben. Dd'
mild 8eitinoisn beitebt aus ben Snieln
ct. EbOmus. ct. Sobn uub Sunta
@rus. Die Resisruus Der Ssreinisten
Staatsn batts bic Snislu idon Dor neun
Sabrsn ssfuuit, wsnn ni6t @nslano
unb Sranfrsit bic IransuttiOn uersitelt
bitten.
@r3bii6Of Ssbuitiuu Dtsbmer bislt
In Sprin9banf, SSis., uor Der fatboli-
i1en @huutauqua Ysriammlun9 oes
Beltsns cine HeOe sesen 5ruuenitimm'
red1t, in Der er unter unosrem iol9enbes
Iasts: Die 2beorie, Die fir beioe
@sidledter gleihe Re6te usrIan9t, muB
snti6isOeu sutiidsewieien weroeu. IS
piroe ben 8eruf oss 98sibes bseintrdf.
tissn, Der es CUR SOnisin Oes Suusbalts
ma6t. Die nubre VOiuns Der Srauen'
fra9e fann in Der Reli9iOn Sefunoen
psrbsn. Der Wann als Saupt Der
Sumilis muB Die fiibrsnoe ROlle iibsr'
nsbmsn, auf ibm rubt bic autOritGt bee
@taats.-
Die breitdsise 5eier oss 25jGbriseu
Subil6ums bes Irbsiter'S SGnSsrbunosa
pon Ro6eitsr, u. o., bat nit Der 8sibG
Der ususn SABINE uno sinsm sroBeu Son.
3srt in Der @srmania Sulle ibren ab'
ihluB 9sfunben. Der glrbsiter San.
ssrbunb ift Dor 25 Sabren, furj nod
Der Nbbaltuns Der eriten 9Ommunsfeier
Der siniss OiOnuts uOrbsr sesriiuosteu
9lo6sitsr.Ss sitiOn Der iOSiuliitiidsn ar'
bsiterpartei, seeriinbet poroen.
gla1 ben pon bem StuutsOspartsmsni
stnsesOseuen SnformatiOnen bat @roB'
britannieu feline 3uitimmuns 5u bem
1pii6sn 9tuBlanb unb Sapan iOsbeu
uutsrssi6neten Yertrass iiber Ois @iien.
babnfrass in Der WtunOi6ursi sessbsu.
Das. .pirb als elm Offenbar sesen ams'
rita ssri6tstsr Sdritt unssisben. bsIisu
wa6isnOsn @influB in Situiisn @uslanc
nit DiiBtrauen uub SsiOrsniB betra6'
tst uuo benz es elm 3isl isssn mill.
: SEQ 6. Suufmuu, Der RrdiiOsnt bsr
Motor Bloc Support Co., purbs in
Stem gOrt se9en ben rautO Eire Eruit-
llasbar. als Ysrtlusts werbsn BIZ
Diamond Rubber Co., SiSt 9fubbsr
Co., y. s. @OoOrif Co., 6. & 8. Eirt
Co., SartfOrb Rubber SScrfs, @Outi'
mental @aOut6Oue 60. uuo MOrean &
Wri9bt nambaft 9ema9t. Oteie Sir
men iOllen iib, wieso StIaser iaSt,
psrbunbsn buben, nm ben sauSeu Sau'
bel init &ubrsifen fir glutOmObiIe 81
monOpOliiiren.
DrsiBistuuisub Dumenmanteliansi'
Der lssten in Oiew gOrt bic grbsit ME
Der. Minbsitsns OrsiBiStuuieno anOsrt
S6neibsr OsrieIbsu Srauds, bic BID
istt ni6t Orsuutiirt ituo, bubsn ii6 an'
sebli6 bsrsit ertlart, Der Union bsiSu'
trstsn unb, ben Streifern 3n fOIssn
Die Strsitfibrsr srilartsu, baB BIZ
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

excellent program, rendered by tht
scholars.
Dist. No. 70. of which Miss Besse
Quinn is teacher closed Tuesday
The school children gave a splendid
program aud the well-filled baskets
We're readily disposed of.
Mrs. Y. E Emerson left Monday
for New Mexico. She has been at
this place a short time visiting with
friends and relatives. and goes 10
New Mexico to look after her prop
erty there. From there she will 20
TO San Francisco, where she is now
making her home,
MS. 4. O. Mitchell and four chill
6ren are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G
\. Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
have been residing in Denver, Col.
Mrs. Mitchell will leave here in a
short time and join her husband in
Alefo. III. where they expect to
make their future home.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
BARADA.

Conrad Gerdes and wife visited in
Falls City ON Saturday.
w. S. Kramer ha showed from the
farm into the Ransom property.
Stella Boatman returned this week
fromsa visit to relatives near eVr-
don.
T. c. Roe of Falls City is making
many improvements on his cottage at
this place.
DR.. Andrews reports a fine boy at
the home of A.. \. Catlett and wife,
born April 2S.
DR.. VanOsdel and lady friend were
guests of DR.. Greene and wife in
Falls City Sunday
Jesse Cox now greets his many
friends from behind the counter at
W. f. Buffers store.
Miss Marie Riggs and Miss Louisa
kaufman were guests at the Riggs
home near Shubert Saturday.
The primary pupils planted garden
Friday and expect to treat their
friends to radishes and lettuce at
the close of school.
Miss Hattie Lilly, who taught -our
school the past year. has refused to
accept the prineipalship for another
year. as she expects to attend the
Peru Normal.
Mrs. II. S. Andrews returned this
week from a visit with her parents
in Cordell, oklahoma. DR.. Andrews
met her in Kansas City and they re-
turned together.
Mrs. Ralph Wheeler closed a very
successful term Of school last week
in Dist. No. 90. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheel
re expects 10 go to st. Joseph as
soon as Mr.. Wheeler finishes his
work as census enumerator here.
Don't forget the temperance rally
at the Evangelical church next Sun
day evening, May 8. A good program
has been prepared and there will be
special music. Rev. &. +. Witty and
Rev. w. w. Blough will be the
speakers of the evening.
Last week George Frazie had a
very pleasant visit with his sister,
Mrs. Susan Johnson,w HON he had
not seen for forty-three years. Mrs.
Johnson was accompanied by her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Harris. They returned Mon
day to their home at Neodesha. Kas.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
County Option League.

To the People of the State of Ne
braska:-The officers of the Ne
braska County option League deem
it advisable to give a plain and con-
else statement to the public on
corning the purposes and plans of
the league.
The central purpose of this organ
~ization is to secure the nomination
and election Of a governor and legis-
lature favorable to the principle of
County option.
The plan on which this can best
be accomplished is thought to be
that of organizing a local committee
in each county and precinct; to be
composed of men OF ali parties and
creeds favorable to County option.
These committees are to be charged
with the duty aud responsibility of
securing the nomination and election
of Legislators pledged 10 the enact
ment Of such a law.
We believe that the committee in
each county should carry on its cam
paign in it's W way, with only such
guidance and assistance from the
state organization rs it may yolun-
tarily request.
We ask thu local committees 10
report fun details, including the
names and addresses of its officers
and members. to Secretary Frank A,
Harrison, at Lincoln.
We wish this letter to be con
structed as the official request of the
Nebraska County Option league for
the immediate organization of the
County Option workers in each
county and precinct.
1t will be the purpose and aim of
the state organization to so unity and
direct the efforts of the local com
mittees as to bring about the pas
sage by the next legislature and the
signature by the next governor of
Nebraska. of a rational and reason
able County Option bill.
LYSLE l.. ABBOTT, President,
F. A. HARRISON, Secretary.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
WILLIAMSVILLE

Ed Schuetz was a Falls City visit
or Friday.
Mrs. l. \. Dunn was a Barada visit
or Thursday.
G. W. DuerfelIt was a Falls City
visitor Sunday.
Jessie Dunn has returned TO his
work at E. T. Peck's.
G. W. Duerfeldt has purchased a
fine new Maxwell auto.
This vicinity was visited by a
light shower Sunday night.
Jacob Wissinger was a business Wis
itor in Falls City Saturday.
Miss Hattie Lily spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Butler.
Walter and Miss Ella Wissinger
spent Sunday at the home of l. A.
Dunn.
Rudolph Fallcr hauled freight from
Shubert for r. J. Dunn q Son last
Friday.
[. A. Dunn and son, Eugene, haul
ed wire from Shubert Friday and Sat
urday for r. j. Dunn.
Antoine GerWick and Joe and Gust
Lippcld spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of /. A. Dunn.
Mrs. B. C. Duerfeldt invited a few
of her friends n day last week
to a quilting. Needles and tongues
10th u,o1+ foot oDd i, oood tine Urog
enjoyed and much was accomplished.
About forty of Lille Michealeas'
friends gathered at her home north
of here Saturday night to celebrate
Miss Lilies sixteenth birthday. She
was taken completely by surprise.
Games were enjoyed until a late hour
when all departed to their several
homes.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
DAWSON.

Miss Vesta Lively spent Sunday
in Salem.
Terry Kemist was a Falls City
visitor Tuesday.
Mss Anna McQuinn spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Rulo.
Prof. J.. f. Hendricks spent the
week end vacation in Peru
Bishop Bonacum Of Lincoln is ex.
peeted in Dawson this week.
Mr.. Buser returned from the X. l.
Of s.. convention last week.
Miss Emma Wyler spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Bessie Quinn.
Miss Nina Snow spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in humboldt
l.. l.. Hall and family of Falls City
spent Sunday with Rog. Wyler and
family.
Miss Violet Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting her parents in
Pawnee, Neb.
Henry sippley, Ben Albright and
y. ". Walker were in Falls City on
business Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Holdeman attended
the revival services at the Evangelical
church in Verdon.
Mrs. Damon will spend a few days
in> Falls City as delegate from the
Dawson, w. c. T. Z.
Mrs. Lahr has arrived in Dawson
again after spending eight months
visiting friends and relatives in Ohio.
Dawson was visited by a hail storm
Sunday evening. 1t is reported to
have done serious injury to The small
fruit crop.
Misses Proyosce and Coyle, who
have been spending a few days with
Father Laughran left for their homes
in McCook, Neb.
Mrs. Anna Holdeman left Monday
for her home in Chenille. She has
been spending several weeks with
Rey. Holdeman and family.
Mrs. G. A. Boyle, Mrs. Clyde
Gates and Mrs. Frank Damon attended
the annual county convention of the
w. C. T. U. held in Falls City this
week.
The school taught by Miss Flora
Bacon closed Friday. The day was
spent in Teasing and listening to an
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
The County tn General
The "Doings' of Our Country Friends
and Neighbors.

some time, spent several days with
her brother, Ambrose. and family.
Workmen are this week engaged
in laying the foundation for a fine
residence for Edward Shurtleff. When
completed it will not be surpassed by
many farm residences in the county.
An entertainment was given in the
opera house Friday evening by the
pupils of the public school. Each
grade in the school was represented
and an unusually good entertainment
was given,
J. X. Liggett and wife returned ON
Sunday from Pawnee city. where
they had been visiting friends. While
in the city Mrs. Liggett attended the
Federation of Woman's clubs, which
convened in Pawnee City Wednes-
day.
The annual reception rendered by
the juniors to the seniors OF the high
school occurred ON Wednesday even
ing at the hospitable homa of DR..
and Mrs. J. l.. Candy. The rooms
were nicely decorated in the junior
class colors. white and green. \
musical and literary program occupied
the earlier hours of the evening, af-
ter which the company went TO the
Park hotel, where a sumptuous ban
quet was served.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
RULO.

81 May VAS a Falls City visitor on
Monday.
d. S. Hoffnell was a Falls City Wis
itor Tuesday.
Al Kent of Forteseue was a Rulo
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. viii Cunningham left Tuesday
for San Jose, Cal.
Hattie Hart was quite sick seY-
eral days last woke.
Miss Welch of Humboldt visited
friends here Sunday.
Ira Perry of Missouri was a Rulo
visitor one day last week.
Green Goolsby of Mo, was a Rulo
visitor one day last week.
Frank Simon was a st. Joseph Wis
itor the first OF the week.
Alice and Lenore Gilbert were shop.
ping in Falls City Saturday.
Rev. \. e. Waehtel spent several
days in Brownyille last week.
Joe Liberty came home from Ere
mont Tuesday for a short visit.
Miss viii Harding of Salem visited
with Rulo relatives last week.
Bessie and Pearl Anderson spent
Sunday with Kate Young at the Y.
James Williams of Forteseue Wis
tied with his brother here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kleekinger of
Falls City visited with Rulo relatives
Sunday.
Clyde Adams moved his household
goods from Rulo to Nebraska City
last week,
Roy Williams and wife visited with
relatives in Missouri a few days the
past week.
Jake Tickle went to Dawson Tues
day to work with the Burlington con
crete gang.
larry Marsh and sister. Essie,. came
down ii2m Dawson Sunday to visit
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross went to Skid
more Monday to spend a few days
with friends.
Helen Murphy returned the first
Of the week from Barnston, Neb,
where she has been teaching
The friends of Mrs. Olney Graham
gave her a post card shower ON last
Tuesday, that being her birthday.
Miss Clara Altman finished her
school in the Fischer district last
week and is now at home to spend
her summer vacation.
Mrs. Ella Rawley, who has been
airing for Mrs. Phol Koran for the
past week or two, returned Saturday
TO her home in Falls City.
Miss Lulu Lorando Of Rulo was
united in marriage to Guy Kicking
er of Falls City on Tuesday of last
week. They will make their home in
Falls City. Friends wish them joy
and happiness.
\ crowd of little folks met at the
home of Carl Huber one evening last
week to help celebrate his eleventh
birthday. Games We're played and all
had a fine time. Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

john d. Rockefeller would go
broke if he should spend his entire
income trying to prepare a better med
icine than Chamberlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy for diar-
rhoea. d%ysentery or bowel complaints.
1t is simply impossible, and SO says
every one that has used it. Sold by
all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

A touch of rheumatism or a
twinge of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, Chamberlain's Liniment
drives away the pain at once and
cures the complaint quickly. First
application gives relief. Sold by all
druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

For Sale on Trade-Small gaso-
line engine in perfect condition, will
sell or trade for COW, horse, buggy.
Call up Falls City Tribune, Phone
226 for particulars.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
HUMBOLDT.

Fred Rist was in Falls City Thurs
day,
viii Carsh of Salem spent Sunday
in Humboldt.
James Hnizda and wife spent Sun
day ia Table Rock.
Miss Lillian Adams was Il Falls
City visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. ". ]. Humphrey is a guest of
Lincoln friends this week.
A "May-polee dance was given at
the Bohemian hall Monday night.
Mrs. Mable INLAND is now filling
the position of deputy post-mistress.
Miss Marie Gutzmer of Newton,
Kas., is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Il. e. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Gladys, spent Sunday with Salem rel
atives.
Mrs. Ray Dcurning is here from
Omaha visiting her parents, Preston
Kaiser and wife.
JOY Meyers and bride have return
ed from a visit with relatives at FL
wood and MeCook.
l.. c. Edwards and wife of Falls
City were guests of Humboldt rela-
tiyes over Sunday.
Mrs. Vernie Graves left Sunday for
Nemaha, where she will spend a few
days with her husband.
Mrs. E. e. Meyers was hostess to
the members of the Linger Longer
club on Friday afternoon.
Calvert Edwards came down from
Hastings and spent a few days with
Humboldt friends this week.
Mesdames Ashford Edie and John
Power attended the w. c. r. Z. con-
vention in Falls City Tuesday.
Mrs. Rudolph Hnizda came from
Table Rock Friday on account Of the
sickness of her mother, Mrs, William
Vets.
Robert Traverse came down from
Lincoln Wednesday to spend a short
time with his wife and little son,
Frank.
E. II. Smith, after spending sever
al days with his brother, Elmer Smith
returned to his home at Blue Springs
Sunday.
Misses Eleanor Williamson and
Fora Marble attended the Southeast
ern field meet held in Tecumseh last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mable INLAND and little dau-
ghter, Ruth, returned Sunday from a
visit with the family of T. J.. Hensley
in Lincoln.
Mrs. Charles Herr and children re-
turned to their home in Havelock
the giddle of the week, after a visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Walter Legg was summoned
Sunday to the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. T. j. Hardy, who is very i'll at
her home northeast of this city.
Misses Rose and Sophie Henzel and
Rose Novotny of Portland, who have
been making a visit in Virginia, Neb.,
spent several days at the home of
James Hnizda and wife.
Prof. r. L. Hoff, Ray Rist, Morton
Youngman, Paul Walsh, Boyd Rist,
Sam Zimmerman, Alfred Rist, and
Clinton Williamson attended the field
meet in Tecumseh Saturday.
Eight automobiles from Humboldt
were pressed into service Sunday to
take passengers to Sycamore Springs,
where some 1hirty-fiye OF our resi-
dents spent the day in picnicing.
Miss Minnie Beurstetta, whose
homo is in Tecumseh, but who has
been attending school in Chicago, for
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