The Falls City tribune., 1908-08-14

ness visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. +. G. Wixon who mas been i'll
for some time, is recovering.
]. r. Masonbrink of Howe was a bust
ness visitor in Stella Tuesday.
Roy Tomlinson~ accompanied his mo-
ther to Falls City Wednesday.
W. G Faukell and A. H. Barstler
were visitors in Nemaha Wednesday,
Mrs. w. r. Chism has been very sick
the past week from sciatic rheumatism.
Maude Montgomery went to Falls
City Tuesday to attend the teachers in
s~titute.
Miss Lucille Clark accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. G. B. Clark, to Kansas City
for a visit.
a. ~. Harris, deputy assessor for AS
p%inwall precinct was "a visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. j. Hooper and children OF
Atehison are visiting her sister, Mrs.
f. r. Shrek.
Miss Hazel Shellenberger of Kansas
City is visiting her grandparents aud
relatives in this city.
Ray Helnick and wife from Fort
L%eayenworth are visiting the formers
father, a. j. Helmick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cornelius Of
Humboldt are visiting with Barney
Mullen for a few days.
The school board met Tuesday and
elected J. F. Tolly as treasurer in
place OF J. r. Bateman.
w, f. Higgins and family spent We'd
nesday in Nemaha visiting relatives
and attending the picnic.
Mrs. ], r. Cain ir., and little daugh-
tiers went to Falls City Thursday to
visit Mrs. j. r. Cain and family.
J. F. folly, deputy carrier for route
, took charge of the mail Wednesday
while carrier Knapp was at Nemaha.
Vim, Lusk shows a great deal of en-
thusiasm when be works hard all day
and then walks over four miles to band
practice,
The Lutheran church council decided
to dispense with the services Sunday
evenings during the rest OF August on
account OF the hot weather.
Ross Rrockman, who bias been build
ing and repairing corn cribs in this VI
cinlty, returned to his home in Hum.
boldt the latter part of the week.
Some of our citizens are in the habit
of dumping their rubbish on the main
streets. People won think this a clean
town ii this happens many more times,
NJ. Norris brought 10 head of hogs to
market Thursday. He intended to ship
them but the price being good at home
he sold out to the local buyers at a few
cents over SO.
Mrs. G. G. Ailer is very i'll at her
home from appendicitis. She took
suddenly Ill Sunday, and her son p. D.
Ailer of Auburn was sent for and has
bGSu Will bcr All WS6hs
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Gene
terry association now have the nigh iron
gate for the cemetery on hand and will
soon be ready to install the same at the
grounds. The cemetery association
held their meeting Saturday.
John Jenkins, wife and little daugh-
ter went to Elk Creek the latter part of
the week to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Higgins. Mr.. Jenkins says
the crops in that locality do not look
as good as here.
Mrs. c. L. Day of Long Beach. Cali
fornia, and Miss Hazel Marts went to
the home OF the latter Saturday at Au-
burn. Mrs. Day left Monday for her
home having received a telegram from
her husband to come at once.
Guy Jameson of Choteau. Mont. ar
rived Sunday morning for a visit with
friends. All of the Jameson's have
800 acres of land apiece in that country
and report all of the Nebraska boys as
prospecting. L. G. Fankelli is expecting
to make a visit with his parents soon.
The Stella Literary association is
%liveening up these days and a good
lectdre course will be inaugurated.
Mesdames A. w, Montgomery, j. G.
Mcbride, a. lyman, L. Hays and 9TH
ers have been selling season tickets
and over 100 tickets have been sold.
The course has not yet been decided
upon.
Sheriff Fenton visited this place Fri
day in search of ayoung man who was
said to have been Bookkeeping at the
Nemaha picnic on Wednesday. He
found that the young man was conduct
ing a business in Verdon on that Fri
day and be Immediately weat in search
of him. After the arrest be was taken
to Auburn where he now awaits a