The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09
The County in General
The ''Doings'' of our Country Friends
and Neighbors.
STELLA.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards last week.
Miss Irene Troxel of Atchison. kas.
is visiting Miss Hazel Hogrefe.
Mrs. L. Withee and little son are
afflicted with the w%hooping cough.
Miss Vera Gould came home from
Peru Friday to spend the Fourth with
her parents,
/, w. Harris left for Canada. Tues
day, where he will look after some
land interests.
Byral Baldwin went to Auburn Sun
day to spend the week with her friend
Blanch Lippold.
Quite a lumber of our people cele-
brated at Dawson Saturday aud all re-
port having had: fine time.
J. NJ. Goodloe drove to Salem last
week with his sister and n%ieces, who
had been here from Kansas.
Mrs. Fred Struggled and son Ken
meth of Nerdon spent the Fourth with
her mother, Mrs. Mccullough at this
place.
DR.. and Mrs. Milroy and daughter,
Katherine of Omaha visited their
daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Hays over the
Fourth.
Miss Nerda Zimmerman has been
quite sick with pleurisy for several
days. Mrs. Palmer is filling her place
at Central"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wood have
their daughter and her two little girls
from near Ottawa, Kansas, visiting
them this week.
Miss Eunice Haskins and her moth
er, who have been visiting in Oklaho-
ma with the Shrader families for the
past two weeks returned home Sun
day.
The new steel flag pole arrived Sat
urday and Tuesday afternoon the sol
dier boys raised it, and at five O'Clock
raised the flag with their services and
flag salute.
Mrs. J. L. Hays and daughter, Ne
Vada left last Saturday for Seattle.
They will go from there to Los AM
geles, California, and will perhaps be
gone q year.
Rev. Wright of Long Beach, Calf,
swas visiting old Stella friends sever
al days last week. He was pastor of
the Christian church at this place
eight years ago.
The body of Frank Furrow was
brought here Saturday from Hum
boldt, for burial. His wife died about
three years ago and was buried at
Prairie Union.
Mr.. Walker and son Troy return
ed from their trip in the northwest
Monday. They visited at Billings,
Portland and Seattle and many other
points of interest.
Frank Wolf came up from Willis,
Kansas Sunday and begun work in
Hogrefe's store Monday. He will
move his family here as soon as a
suitable house can be secured.
Joseph Cullen of Verdon visited
Mr.. Vandeventer, Wednesday,. He
is making arrangements to go to
Caldwell. Idaho, the 18th of July and
wants Mr.. Vandeventer and family to
accompany him.
]. NJ. Goodloe and family took din
ner with relatives at Verdon Sunday
and in the afternoon witnessed the
unyeiling of the monument of Mrs.
Goodloe's father, Mr.. Goolsby, at
Maybe Grove.
Joseph Curtis of Lincoln came down
Saturday evening to celebrate with
his wife and baby at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shafer,
where she had been visiting for a
couple of weeks.
c.. H.. Thomas, wife and daughter
are here from Lincoln visiting rela-
tiyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will stay
but a few days but Miss Fairy will re-
main all summer and take elocution
of Mrs. A. w. Montgomery.
Mrs. Josie Timer Tusuley of Gal
weston. Texas visited Stella relatives
and friends several days the first of
the week. She had been in Omaha
for a month with her mother, who has
been in very poor health suffering
with rheumatism. She returned to
her home Wednesday.
The soldier boys of Fit. Omaha
arrived in town about four O'Clock
Monday evening, and the ladies of
the town and surrounding country had
prepared a supper for them in the
building belonging to Mrs. Andrews.
After supper they gave a drill rehear-
sal on Main street but on account of
so small space, could not $ their
horses. The drill was exceptionally
fine and very much enjoyed By every