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Home City Tribune VOL. 111 HOME CITY, MARSHALL COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911 NO. 32 OUR MOTTO; NEVER DO TO DAY WHAT YOU CAN PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW Gottlieb Reinhardt Gottlieb Reinhardt was born August 5th 1839 in Swabianland Germany. tie died at his home in! Home City lay 10th 1911. Fe was 71 years old.

Mr. Reinhardt spent the early part of his life in his native land. There he was educated and learned the trade. of miller. He came to America in 1879 and settled on a farm in Minnesota, where he for three years and the a moved to western Nebraska and lived there six years comia! to Marshall County in 1888.

He ha; lived on a farm contiously sine that until about two years ago when he retired from active work and moved to Home City. In 133: Reindardt was united in marrate to Lizzie Fredrich. To union eight children were born, namely Barney, Charles, Christnea, now Mrs. John Koll, Louisa, now Mrs. Alex.

Mohrbacher, Katie now Mrs. Aug. Kramme, G. W. and Louie of Home City and Willie, whodied when a small boy.

'These seven living children together with his wife, who is an invalid, mourn his death, Mr. Reinhardt was one of these sturdy Germans who have done much to raise the standard of the community in which they lived. He was plain honest and unassuming and went direct to the heart of any work he undertook to do. He bore all the privations of frontier life in the wild and developed lands of Minnesota and western Nebraska and when he came to Marshall County, strengthened by these trails, he easily became one of the most successful farmers in this community. No man could raise better wheat, corn or or oats than he, and no one kept his farm and buildings looking neater then he.

His mind was artistic in its simplicity and he is one of the best examples we know of men possessed of this fine quality. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hansen, pastor of the Luthern church and his body laid to rest in the Home City Cemetery. Were Good Games. The basket ball games played at the opera house here Friday evening were both good games.

The first game was between the Summerfield high school girl team and the Home City team. The visitors won the game by the score of 26 to 18. The locals were outweighed by their opponents and were also lacking in experience as the visitors had had lots more training than the locals. Our girls put up a good game fight but lost. The throwing of goals by Miss Goldsberry was the feature of the game, she seemingly being able to throw them at will.

The second game was between the high school boys team and the team of boys picked up around town and was won by the former by the score of 30 to 22. The game was on from the first blast of the referee's whistle until it belw again for the finish. This was one of the roughest games ever witnessed here and as both sides had made much talk as to what they would do to the other team, all semblance of science was thrown to the winds and it was get your man before he gets you. Black, Dugan and Graham did the best work for the high school team while Post, Transue and McClure starred for the town. Summerfield Sun.

ATCHINSON BOOSTERS COMING. 0-10404 BIG sale Going on all the time. 040 RI: Are you in need of Furniture? If you are why not take advantage of the 20 per cent DISCOUNT? Why not get that Big Dining Table you will need during harvest time now, while you can get it as cheap? Some good ones left if you come in time. 8 Can you beat this? 10 cents off on every yd. of of Carpet, Linoleum and Matting.

Come in at once or you will be to late. Think-- is there (not some piece of furniture you need? Now is the time to get it. Think it over and call on Thos. Mohrbacher. The Atchinson Boosters Sp will arrive here Prilay afternoon 1:30 o'clock.

We would like! every good citizen out to weld the Boosters to our town an Home City ever goes out on a ing tour we can expect the loyal treatment. Dr. J. R. Sa in did Mr.

Kenin Pea took the mod passenger for St. Joe. Thursda run out the New Modle Tory Body Ford Auto. which was to Mr. Kerlin by the Horre Auto Co.

Mr. Kerlin and son owned several different make autos including a White Stea he says that the Foed is very best 0:1 the market for money and he our bit to know. Thomas Gebbie of Colorado ings was shaking hands with friends in Home City the fore pi the week. He shipped a car of and a car of sheep to Denver not finding a satisfactory ms shipped them on to St. Joe he found a better market.

Mr. Gebbio formerly lived of town and stopped off her visit his old friends. W. L. Sutherland returned I day on the evening motor fror trip to Atlanta he reports dandy good time and a heal trip, he visited ten different while away and declares he sa country that could come up to shall he returned before case went to jury and has not 1 the out come of the trial yet.

The little four year old son and Mrs. Ed. McKee met with culiar accident last Sunday is liable to cause the loss of an He and another boy were ple with an old earthern jug an hetchet A cork had been the jug and the other boy struc cork with a and hit the of the jug. A splinter of the struck the four year old boy in eye, cutting the ball of the eye. The little fellow was taken hospital in St.

Joseph and received from there last night information that a sergical oper had to be performed on the ey result is yet uncertain. Daily To Move School House At the special school me held in Dist. 88 the voters dist. by a vote of 25 to 12 de to move the school house loc from the presnt site to a site a ing Winifred. DEAD.

DEAD. The little two year old dar of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hos died at about 7 o'lock Wedr morning. The cause of deat hooping cough and pneumoni, Interment was made in the City Cemetery at 2 o'clock day afternoon.

going to buy a new Automobile, to do this mus our old one, will give some brgain. Inpuire of Home auto. Co. Andy McMillen will no loose one of his horses from a cut, One of the roans belong his driving team cut its foot verely in the wire that he it will have to be killed..