The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-13

mis-. 'ahits 1Siiisoh Oh Lincoln mas
been in the city visiting her husband
who is doing brick work on ]. S
Harman's residence. Mrs. Jellison is
known as a competent newspaper
woman and after September LIST will
be connected with the Lincoln Star IN
an impartant capacity. - Tecumseh
Tribunal.
Joe Nedrow went to Falls City Sat
urday to visit a couple of days with
his brother, Henry Nedrow, who was
there from Norton, Kansas, attending
to the settlement of their fathers
estate. The estate is valued at $13, 900
and is to be divided among the wife
and nine ehildren.-Stella Press.
A fishing party from this city con-
sisting of Messrs. Guy Crook, Harry
Cain and Misses nellie Cain, Ruth Nc
MILAN and Mildred Holland spent a
few days at the Big Lakes the past
week. They returned Monday, but
the weather was SO hot that they did
not bring their catch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Miller of
Falls City. grandparents of Mrs. Chas
Thomas, drove up yesterday for a Wis
il with DR.. and Mrs. Thomas. They,
We're accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Fannie Miller, and by Robert
Can't, a brother of Mrs. Thomas
Eefdon Vedette.
Miss Edna Wentworth sang a solo
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. The selection was appro-
pirate and rendered in a that
showed the power of a thoroughly
trained voice. 1t was a rare treat to
her many friends who were present.
After a visit with her son, Herbert
and family. Mrs. Charles Hedges re-
turned to her home at Odell, Nebr.
Friday. She was accompanied by her
little grandson, Gordon Hedges who
will spend some time there.
Miss Ena Cooper S%eabury, who had
been visiting her father and other
relatives at Humboldt, came down to
Falls City the first of the week and
visited with Miss Carrie Slocum.
Mrs. Jake Lichty and son, Ezra,
accompanied Mr.. Lichty to this city
Friday, where he took the Burling-
ton for California. They came in
their automobile.
Frank Boss, republican candidate
for register of deeds, was in the city
Monday shaking hands with his old
friends and making new a%cquain-
tances.
Miss Anita Wilson has returned
from the school of music connected
with the Valparaiso University and is
ready for pupils in voice and violin.
Mrs. James Cottier of Ravanna,
Mo-, mother of the Whitaker boys, is
visiting with her sons and other rel
atives in this city this week.
w. M. Seng and his workmen are
in Peru this week at work on a
church there while waiting for ma
terial at this place.
Harry Uenne and wife and Bert
Baker and Miss Carrie Slocum drove
the Slocum auto to Verdon last
Thursday evening.
The average live newspaper does
more for a town in n year than does
the carping critic during his life time.
-IIumboldt Leader.
e. e. James was up from Falls City
Friday afternoon and while here pur-
chased John Halls automobile.-Ver-
don Vedette.
Mrs. John Yocam went to Fairview,
Kas., Thursday to take care of her
son, Claude, who is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Alice Walker and little child
of Council Bluffs, visited her cousin,
John Hutchings, and wife this week.
j. W.Dowty was a pleasant caller
Monday and before leaving renewed
his faith in this family journal.
J.. S. Lord and family were among
DIR. Reneker took his family up to
Salem Sunday in his automobile,
Miss Louise Rule of this city and
Miss Jackson of st. Joseph, Mo-,
were Salem visitors Sunday.
where they attended the Assembly.
those from here who attended the
Assembly at Salem Sunday.
Dave Davies of Falls City attended
TO business matters here Tuesday af-
ternoon.-Verdon Vedette.
Mrs. Vet Simanton and daughter,
Marion, attended the Epworth Assem-
bly, at Lincoln this week.
DR.. Green and family drove their
auto up to Salem and attended the