The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-30

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Rev, G. L. Neide was a Teeumseh
Visitor Sunday.
James Kelly was down from Daw.
son Monday.
VIM, Barstler was a Stella visitor
to this city Friday last.
Ham Willard was ON the sick
list a few days this week.
Wesley Halderman of shubert was
a Falls City visitor Thursday.
Chas Prater and wife of Hamlin,
Aas., We're in the city Monday.
Joseph Windle of Salem was on
the c%hautauqua grounds Tuesday.
Millard Lichty and wife of Morrill,
We're Falls City visitors Monday.
DR.. i. M, Houston returned home.
after a few days spent in Lincoln.
Graham Jones from up near Salem
had business in Falls City Monday.
Lloyd kinsey was one of the Daw.
sonites at the chautauqua Monday.
Mrs. A. Keller visited a part of
this week with Mrs. Ed May at Au.
burn.
Miss Louise Rule Is entertaining
Miss Helen Jackson of st. Joseph
this week.
Phillip Shouse of Illinois Is the
is the guest of his brother John in
this city.
Robert CAN'T came in Friday from
Oklahoma for a visit with his father
and family.
Mrs. Maude Shulshall of Marysville,
is visiting with Mrs. John Thomp-
son this week.
Miss Maude Graham returned Sat
urday from her outing over to the
Missouri Lakes.
Messrs Kentopp and Carl Buthman,
with their families, went to Excelsior
Springs Monday.
II. G. Smith transacted business
with A. B. Goldman of Sa-
lem, in this city Friday.
Mrs. Bruno Hansen of Omaha is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w.
H. Kerr, in this city this week.
John Martin and family returned to
their home in Council Bluffs, Iowa,
after spending several days here.
Miss Ora Fishback Of Glasgow,
Kentucky, is visiting with the family
of her cousin, T. j. Gist, in this city.
G. L. Marts, wife and child of Wy
more visited this week with his par
ents. Sam Marts and wife in this
city.
Mrs. Whistler, son Clifford and
Mrs. E. R. Shelton of Morrill, spent
the past week visiting relatives at
this place.
Miss Grace Saylor, who had been
visiting in Kansas City for a., short
time. returned to her home in Falls
| City Monday. 3.a
Among the republicans in Falls
City Saturday were Marion Arnold,
of Ohio and Vincent Arnold of Lib
erty precincts.
Thomas Martin, who attended the
funeral of his father in this city
last week, returned Saturday to his
home in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Edward Tierney and family of Kan
sas City visited this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Quiet,
and also her sister, Mrs. Geo. Vail.
Louie Wirth, Ward knight, and II.
c.. Davis and Joe Frederick returned
from their fishing trip in Minnesota.
They are now telling all kinds of
fish stories"
Superintendent Woods and family
have arrived in town and will be at
home to Falls City people in the
house recently vacated by Prof. e. l..
Tobie and family.
Frank Bilta, a schoolmate and a
friend of Harry Cain, spent a few
He was on his way home from the
northwest country.
S. o. Briggs one of the drainage
ditch contractors, will soon move his
family into the Prichard cottage re-
Gently vacated by the removal of w.
F. Prinlley and family to Lincoln.
On Monday Mrs. J. r. Wilhfte will
leave for Paonia, Col, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Abner Mckee. On the
same train Misses May Maddox and
Alice Keeling leave for Seattle and
| Miss Clara Tanner will go to Salt
Lake City to visit Mrs. Mary Rowley.
The river cut through the dump
erected on the Missouri shore as a
protection against highwater, the
break occurring Saturday morning at
seven or eight o'clock, and being thir-
ty feet in width by $50 feet long. The
crew on this side once more went
over to help the crew working at that
place and together they succeeded
in stopping the overflow, much aided
by the steady fall of the river which