The Falls City tribune., 1908-09-18
STELLA.

J.. D. Curtis and wife returned home
Monday.
Geo. Auker of Dakota is visiting his
manys here.
John Mann has moved his fsmily to
Brownyille
W. e. Griffith was a Falls City Wis
itor Tuesday.
Al Timer is working on the dray
line this week.
VIM. Thompson OF Falls City was
here this week.
N. II. Lowe is suffering from blood
poison in his hand.
A. L. Wiles of Shubert was here on
business last week,
X. a. Clark Is having a new furnace
installed in his new house,
Alice McCray was home the latter
part OF the week from Dakota.
Ruby Steutfer of Salem is teaching
the North Star school this term.
VIM. Schmelzel of Falls City brought
an auto party to this place Wednesday.
John Ahern arrived from Dakota,
where was looking after business nat
tiers.
Maud Montgomery Is teaching school
in Verdon for Miss Chtsm, who is quite
sicki
A number OF Germans from here
went to Falls City Tuesday to attend
the picnic.
L. T. Swan returns the first OF the
week from a nisit with his daughter at
Tarkio, Mo.
John INLAND, a farmer living near
Howe, says his corr will make 40 to 30
bushel to the acre.
Mrs. j. r. Brocknan of west of town
spcn. las, week In Fails City the guest
of Mrs. j. r. White.
A son was born TO Chester Allen and
wife Thursday morning. This is Chas.
Mason and wife's first grand child
Thos. Higgins brought l6 head of
steers through from Elk Creek, Friday
Tor his father-in-law, John Jenkins.
+. Nj. Weller has returned from
West Point where he has peer helping
his brother in the lumber business.
Chas. Mason was taken to Green
Gable hospital at Lincoln, Friday.
He has been failing in health for some
time.
The Evangelical Lutheran synod of
Nebraska met at Hardy, Neb., Sept.
9 to l3. Our local member was In at
tendance.
Mrs. Harris and daughter Olive left
Sunday for a tour of the north. They
will visit Guy Harris in Canada before
his return.
Lucille Harris, r. M. Weller, H. NJ.
Hayes, Joe Norris and w. r. Plasters
left this week for Lincoln where they
will attend school.
Thomas Coats of Ohio arrived the
middle of the week TO visit relatives
and help take care of his brother-in-
law, Chas. Mason.
Theo. Schuty and w. II. Wolfe of
this place drove to their old home In
Brownville, Sunday. The latter had
not been there for twenty years.
Geo. Kallemeyne, while swinging In
Joe Bateman's swing Thursday even
ing, fell out striking his face on the
ground cutting several deep gashes on
the face.
School began the first of the week
with a good attendance. Friday after
noon the Literary society was organ-
lied and Ernest Morgan was elected
president.
We wonder how many saw the sun
spots this week on the sun. Friday
evening as the sun was going down
there were two large black spots on
the sun which looked to be as large as
dollar compared with the sun as it
appears in the sky. They could be
plainly seen with the naked eye. This
is supposed to be the direct cause of
this hot weather.
AS Willard Goodloe was coming to
town Monday evening he met a scared
horse aud a runaway followed. Just
as he was turning he met a horse
which was driven by Mr.. Straun. The
horse was not forty feet from the ma
chine at the time of the accident.
The horse whirled around and upset
the buggy, throwing the driver to the
ground. The buggy was badly dam
aged and the driver somewhat bruised.
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar affords imme.
date relief to asthma sufferers in the
worst stages and II taken in time will
effect a cure. Kerr's pharmacy.