The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-09
STELLA.

Chester Allen and wife OF near Howe
were here Sunday.
Miss Mary Felt of Shubert was 4
visitor here recently.
John Colglazier of Shubert was a
caller here Thursday.
George Messler of Falls City was a
visitor here last week.
Frank Strunk of Humboldt was a
visitor in town last week.
Alfred Ahern and T. J. Shafer OF
Shubert were here Saturday.
c. II. Thomas of Lincoln was a caller
between trains on Wednesday.
w. @. Fankell spent several days in
Omaha looking after business.
Mrs.Anna Griffith went to Oklahoma
this week to visit her son Elmer
Henry Albrech. and wife of near
Howe were visitors here Thursday.
VIM. Gibson of near Verdon deliver.
ed his wheat to this market the past
week.
w. H. Hogrefe and wife and Ellie
Ham spent a day in Omaha the past
week.
Elmer King and a party OF ladies
from Shubert made this town a visit
Tuesday.
James Palmer who is visiting his pa
rents at Shubert was a caller here
Thursday.
Mrs. Jennings and daughter of Ia
BILE Rock visited with her daughter
Mrs. Mcbride over Sunday here.
Mr.. Fuller and Gene Cain of Falls
City took a party OF ladies to the fair
at Auburn Friday, returning Saturday
E. A. Monod who has been running
the pool hall, bought u the remain
ing interest from j. e Gilbert last
week.
J. II. Holland brought some fine APP
piles from the farm to this place Thurs
day. He sold his orchard to Kirkpat-
rick and Vanwinkle of this place.
Miss Ehie Martin OF Idaho has en-
tered the Midland college at Atchison
again. She has been out of college for
some time time owing to poor health
Il, a. Clark bought the g.. E. Mason
so acre farm north of town Thursday
for 800 per acre. Mr.. Mason bought
the T, Il. Edmonds farm north west of
town at 800 an acre.
r. E. James closed the deal for the
Hopper farm southwest of town Thurs
day. Thos. James of north OF town
sold his farm to Miss Edith Clark of
Kansas City this week.
The horse sale Saturday which vas
conducted under the supervision of w.
+. and w. r. Mowery was a good sale.
Col. Marion was the auctioneer. Every
horse was sold at a good price.
Mrs. Bessie Haskett had "a good sale
Wednesday, amounting to 5000. The
growing crop was sold. Harry Gill;
and who will move or the farm in the
spring bought the corn in the field.
j. r. Cain, ir, and |. w. Harris went
to Humboldt Wednesday n the for
mer took the train for Pawnee. Mr..
Harris attended the bank meeting at
that place. Mr.. Cain rode from Paw
nee to Fails City with the Taft party.
G. w. Lambert of northeast of town
badly smashed his thumb while grub
bling stumps. He got his thumb in the
machine anG crushed his finger split
ting the skin until it lay open on the
bone. He had the wound dressed and
is getting along nicely.
The cement blocks are here now for
the cemetery gate and Jim Jellison of
Falls City is engaged to place them in.
A cement walk is laid in front of the
gate. The cemetery is being greatly
improved under the supervision of the
new cemetery association.
The Trail Club had its first meeting
OF the year at |. b. Martins Thursday
evening. A good time was had and
many members were present. The first
prize was won by j. f. Elchert and
Mrs. Clark and the consolation prize
by ii. l.. Hogrete and wife.
The lecture course as laid out by the
Stella entertainment assopiation is
now assured to the public. The first
number will appear the 10th and other
dates will follow as are outlined on the
programs. A good number of reserve
seat tickets have been sold for the
season.
Miss Maude Montgomery met with
an accident with "a hat pin while ex-
perimenting AS to its sprlnging quality