The Falls City tribune., 1908-08-28
ST ELLA.

FRANK bell OF AuOnfu was d cdllei III
this place Wednesday.
c. II. Bever of Humboldt vas a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Frank Sid and j. L. Colerick were
visitors at this place Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Edwards was a visitor
in Falls City one day last week.
W. d. Gilmore of Humboldt was a
business caller here Wednesday.
The band has changed its name to
that of the Military Band of Stella.
Miss Lulu Fankell spent several days
in Auburn last week visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Clark has returned here
after a visit with, home folks at Falls
City.
H. l.. Clark has rented his farm west
OF town to the Lutz boys for another
year.
j. NJ, Spencer of Auburn was a busi-
ness visitor in this town n day last
week.
w. G. Fankell will go to Kansas City
this winter and study the jewelers.
trade.
The town has been cleaned of all rub
bish and things look bright for the
picnic.
Mrs. Hosier of Illinois is visiting
with her brother, |. w. Harris, of this
place.
Mr.. Adamson of Auburn will play
with the band boys one day during the
picnic,
Several of our merchants had new
signs painted by an itinerant painter
last week.
Vanwinkle & kirkpatrick shipped
four cars of apples from this place this
past week.
w. NJ. Weddle of Shubert was a
business visitor in this place the middle
of the week.
Mrs. w. Il. Chism of north of town
was very i'll Sunday and two physicians
had to be called.
Irwin Curry OF st, Joseph is here VS.
ting friends. His health seems some
what improved.
Eugene Al1emand was cutting hay
off his lots in the south part OF, town
last Wednesday.
L, M. Swan left Wednesday for Tar
kio, Mo-, where he will visit his daugh-
ter for "a few days.
L. r.. CLANCY and r. A. Clark drove
to Dawsod Wednesday where they at
tended the picnic.
NJ. Barstler left for Burr the middle
of the week and accompanied his wife
and daughter home.
James McFarlan, deputy sheriff, of
Falls City, was a caller in the country
north of town Monday,
Thos. James brought some fine APP
Piles to town Wednesday, 1t only took
sixty to make a bushel.
James O'Brien of Oklahoma City has
been visiting his brother ]. Fl. O'Brien
of this place the past week.
Thos. Kehrer will go to Idaho in
about IA month and If the country suits
him will probably locate there.
w. H. Hogrefe, former treasurer of
the school board turned over his books
to his successor J. F. FOLLY Wednesday.
Stella is counting on a big game of
ball the first day OF the big picnic here.
Auburn will play Falls City on our dia-
mond.
w. J. McCray spent all week at Falls
City sitting at the Commissioners
meeting. He returned Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. w. T Coulston of Lincoln
Joined her husband, Rev. Coulston,
who is holding meetings at this place,
Thursday.
Vanwinkle & Kirkpatrick of Falls
0lly are SeltluS tuSlT sudIc VI dpplcs
from this place. Apples are selling at
81 a barrel.
The Baptist people are going to hold
meetings every night of this week,
The attendance has been good owing to
the cool weather.
j. T. Left sold his house on tn Kick
ner place west of town to VIM. Martin
this week. John moved the house to
the Martin farm Wednesday.
Guy Harris left Monday for Canada
to harvest his wheat there. Mrs. Har-
ris and daughter will leave in a short
time to join him. They will be gone
about six weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Montgomery of this city
has at last been granted a widows PEN
sion. The first of the week she re-
ceived 1896. 81 back pension. From now
on she will receive So per month,