The Falls City tribune., 1909-06-11
See c. 4. Heck for seed corn.

See c. \. Heck for seed corn.
DR.. w. Z. Lyons, Osteopath. Of
flee in Vail building. Phone l46.
Mir. and Mrs. Peter Kaiser were
Omaha visitors this week.
Ferd Harlow and wife were Kan
sas City visitors The first Of the
week.
Mrs. Willard Sears returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit to her
home at Beaver city.
Claud Linn of humboldt was in
town Wednesday, looking after bust
ness in the county couft.
D.. ID. Reayis was down neal the
Margraves ranch Tuesday where he
had charge of the funeral of Il
Mrs. Turner.
Y. G. Lyford spent a part of the
week in Lincoln attending a meeting
Of the regents of the university.
Mrs. Charles Shelley and little
son Harry went to Salem Tuesday
to visit a few days with relatives.
Rev. r. Cooper Bailey will deliver
the memorial address 10 the |. O. O.
f. lodge at humboldt next Sunday.
Miss Ruth Mcmillan will leave sun
day for Fullerton, Nebraska, where
she will spend a few weeks visiting
relatives.
Ed Wheeler of Wymore was in the
city Wednesday, the guest of his un-
Gle, Z. f. STARTS, and wife. lie had
business at the court house also.
Mrs. \. e. Hill is in Brownyille
this week visiting her sister. Mrs.
Mann. She will visit relatives at
other points before returning home.
Mrs. Mason and daughter, Miss
Anna, attended the Burchard- Hart
wedding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Hart near Reserve Monday
night.
Mrs. Oscar Maddox and two child
rem arrived Tuesday from Missoula.
Montana, to spend some time with her
mother, Mrs. w. S. Leyda, and other
relatives.
w. IL. Strunk and wife of New
Mexico were among the visitors to
this city Wednesday. They were
cnroute to Dawson to visit their
numerous friends.
The HiaWatha World knocks on the
Princess gowns which are now so
much the rage. They say they make
women look like a bone, a rag and
a hunk of hair.
\ live electric light wire was brok-
en- down in front of Mrs. Lydia Hint
ons house during the storm Monday
night and caused much excitement in
that neighborhood.
DR.. Emma Lawrence went to Oma-
ha Wednesday to look after some
business matters. She also spent
a short time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carney.
Rev. Eliza Martin and daughter,
Miss Anna, who have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ben Foster in
this city returned to their home in
Peru Monday morning.
Clarence Heck went to Auburn
Tuesday and played ball with the
team at that place. They played
with Syracuse and the score was .
to 4 in favor of Auburn.
II. l.. Kloepfel and wife of Rulo
spent the day Tuesday in this city,
the guests of relatives, and attend
ing TO business. They We're both
pleasant callers at this office.
Mrs. May Beyette and two little
daughters who have spent the past
month in this city at the homes of
l.. b. Beasley and Fred N%ettlebeck
returned to their home Tuesday.
Prof. George Martin, wife and
children, returned to their home at
Nebraska City Monday morning. They
spent a few days with Mr.. Martins
sister, Mrs. Ben Foster, and husband.
Mrs. S. F.. Hellyer who has been
in Lincoln the past nine months, act
ing as matron of the fraternity house
returned TO this city Tuesday. She
viii spend a few days with friends
here before going to Des Moines to
spend the summer.