The Falls City tribune., 1908-07-31
STELLA.

day.
Mrs. Crook OF Salem is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Holland OF this
place.
Ed Workman and wife from near
Humboldt drove over TO this place
Sunday.
Miss Ninon Gentry spent part of the
week in town at the home OF Mrs. A.
Tynans.
Miss Bonnie Vert of Auburn spent a
few days the past week with Miss Verda
Zimmerman.
II E. Clark and wife from Kansas
City arrived Sunday afternoon for a
visit with relatives.
Eber Lusk who has been visiting his
parents for r few days returned to his
work at Elk Creek Sunday.
A'J.C. Robb of Lincoln arrived mere
Wednesday night to look after some
improvements on his farm west OF
town.
S. Il. Garrison returned from Echo,
Mimi, Friday where he has been look
ing after farm interests and doing some
building.
The Out Door Art club have install
ed a new swing in the city park and
now the children can have Tia e time Of
their lives.
A heavy rain fell in this vicinity
about loon Monday and the streets
we're flooded for a few minutes. About
an inch OF water fell.
A Sunday ball game came Off be-
aween Stella and the Champion ball
boys at this place. Next Sunday the
boys play at Verdon.
Mrs. NJ. Anderson and byother Amel
+. Morritz left from Dawson Saturday
for Ritzville Washington t o visit sick
sister, Mrs. A. b. Wiltse.
Irwin Curry arrived from Kansas for
a visit with his sister, Mrs. Guy Mont
gomery of south of town. Mr.. Curry
has been i'll for some time.
|. l.. Plasters a farmer living west Of
town is the first in this part to get all
his grain stacked. He finished stack
ing his oats the latter part of the week
Mary Cain who has been visiting j..
Il. Gains at Falls City for the past
month came to this place Monday after
noon with her uncle to visit with her
cousins, Helen and Caroline Cain.
Mrs. Margaret e. Wood and daugh-
tiers left Friday morning for Marshland
Wisconsin, where they will visit Alex
Wood and family, Mrs. Wood went
north hoping to better her health.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hogrefe left
Monday for Tilden, Neb., where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. E. LUX
art for a short time. Their daughter
Hazel is also visiting in that part Of
the state.
Prof. L. G.. Wilson who has been
teaching in a Junior Normal at ALI
ance this summer has finished his term
and is now visiting with his parents
and his wife's people in Iowa. He will
return to this place the latter part of
part of August.
A number of the men have been
catching fish out OF the Muddy the
past few days. Two boys, Pugh and
McIninch came in Sunday afternoon
with three carp fish they had caught
with their hands. The water has been
very shallow and the boys wade around
until they find a big one and they get
him. Four of these carps weighed
about six pounds apiece. Some have
been picked up that weighed nine
pounds.
The Electric Light Company has be-
gun to figure up the lights they nov
have installed. At present there are
about 500 lights and most OF the houses
have not yei been wired. When the
company started out it was hard to get
signers enough to make 500 lights and
gov people can not wait until their
time comes to get the lights installed.
1t is hard to get the supplies to work
with and many times the work is de-
layed.
A party of about ten boys and young
men were brought before Judge Bald
win Monday for ~trespassing on the city
park. A new swing has been installed
in the park and the boys thought they
would try it to make sure that it was a
food one One young man had a bunch
of keys one of which unlocked the
swing. The boys we're having a good
time when the president of the Art
Club caused their arrest. To the sur
prise of all they went free.
j. Il. Cain jr., went to Falls City
Saturday TO attend the meeting of the
republicans OF this county. Mr.. Cain
will take the field for the nomination
of state senator. He visited home