The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-30
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Thursday.
r. A. Clark was in Shubert the hrst
OF the week.
Robt. Powers of Troy, Kans, was in
own this week.
Miss Linder of northern Nebraska
was here this week.
l. w. Harris was a business visitor
in Falls City Monday.
c. A, Redfern went to Auburn the
past week or business.
Miss Alice Peabody of Nemaha is
visiting her sisser here.
Electric lights have been placed in
the Missouri Pacific depot.
Joe INLAND ADD c. W. Chuman OF
Howe were here Thursday.
Will Kutler OF Shubert was here on
business one day last week.
NJ. Gilbert sold Il ear of hogs to Van
deventer and Wagner this week.
Floyd Young and wife are spending
the week with relatives in town.
VIM. Lusk went to Shubert Tuesday
to play with the band at that place.
Vandeyenter Il Wagner shipped a
car of hogs to Kansas City this week.
|. w. Harris bought ten head of
steers at the J. q. Hooper sale the past
week.
r. c. WEIGH who has been operator
of this station at night left Saturday
evening for Texas.
d. e. Pugh is again in the restaurant
with his father. He is In charge OF the
bakery department.
Walter Radinsky is suffering from a
sprained ankle, caused by falling down
stairs at Hogrefe's store.
w. H. Wheeler returned Monday
from a months stay in the east. He
reports a very pleasant trip.
Many of the farmers are shocking
corn this week after the rain.
Florence Reynolds, Arthur Barstler,
rnd Walter Radinsky spent Sunday in
the country with Nevada Hays.
j. NJ. Stanley a farmer wesgof town
sold his orchard to a. Ballard of Kan
sas who shipped it to that state the
past week.
Mrs. Sue Julian of California came
to this place Sunday afternoon with her
father, J. r. Cain for a few days visit
with relatives.
Vanwinkle & kirkpatrick who have
been buying apples here finished this
week. They have shipped nearly 30
cars of apples.
The telephone company have COTTON
their new switch board inststalled. The
board is much larger than the old one
and more handy.
J. G.. Evans had better than $500 bis
of apples when he finished picking his
orchard thus being about 1900 bushels
which he shipped.
The cider mill resumed work Mon
day after a few days shut down. They
have about 1900 bushels of apples on
the ground outside the mill.
Sam Query a young a who is
working east OF this place was the only
lucky man out of fifty who drew a claim
in the Trip County drawing.
S. l.. Davies and men of Falls City
arrived here on the afternoon train
Tuesday to complete the II, A. Clark
residence in the north part of town
Mr.. kirkpatrick of Fails City is here
looking after business matters. He
says he will remain until Wednesday
evening that he may hear. Hon. CT.
Reavis,
Guy Harris returned Thursday from
Canada where he had been looking
after the harvest on his farm. He had
$50 acres of wheat that yielded 81 bu.
to the acre.
Walter Lusk went with the Ottawa
foot ball team at Omaha Saturday.,
The Ottawa team was defeated. On
their return Walter stopped off TO visit
his parents over Sunday.
The fall wheat is certainly doing
fine in this section this kind of weather.
Men are not making any kick on ac-
count OF the mud as it has been dry
long enough to suit them.
School will close in most Of the nor
mails and high schools throughout the
state and many OF the country schools
SO the teachers may attend the asso-
citation which will be held in Lincoln.
Luther Day will be observed at the
LutheIun church on Sunday, November
s. A short program will be given in
keeping with the day and home mis-