The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-30

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July 25th. from Table Rock we find
the following The third petition
for a saloon license has been filed
with the village clerk by Francis NJ.
Hinkle who. it is understood, comes
here from Stella, Neb. 1t was filed
last week and contains thirty names.
The hearing is set for August 9th.
Both of the previous petitions were
knocked out. 1t is said that another
remonstrance will be filed the com
ing week.
The hearing of the remonstrance
against granting a saloon license at
Table Rock came up before the village
board last Friday. and, after a few
witnesses had been heard the petition
er, Carl Severns. withdrew his APP
plication, although no ruling ON the
case had been made. We understand
a new petition is being circulated,
and that another effort will be made
to open the saloon.-Pawnee Chief.
John Hendricks came in Tuesday
and subscribed for The Tribune,
which will keep him posted on Rich
ardson county news while he is in
Brooklyn, New York. visiting. He
thinks that perhaps he will locate
there permanently if he likes the
place.
The weeds on the Central school
yard and surrounding property are
still uncut. The city cut them up to
the curb line, now why should the
board of education set such an exam
pie of shiftlessness by allowing the
weeds to cover the sidewalk?
H. L. Darner returned Monday from
Wakefield, Kas., where he had been
attending the funeral of his sisters
two children, who died from compli-
cations resulting from the whooping-
cough. One of the children was a
boy and the other was a girl.
Louie Davidson returned Monday
from the northwest country, where
he had been looking for a location.
Old Nebraska looks too good for
Louie to leave, so he has concluded
to stay here.
John Mosiman, of the firm of Wer-
ner & Mosiman, of Falls City was
down Saturday evening putting into
trim a gasoline engine on the Hos
ford farm. -Rulo R,g's1H.
Mrs. Tom jenkins is entertaining
her parents, D. NJ. Watts and wife
of Leavenworth, Kas., at her home
in this city this week.
Mrs. George Coddington and dau-
ghter of Auburn visited at the home
of VIM. Crook the first of the week.
Mrs. Tom Davies entertained
Misses Minnie Petraskek, Gladys
Boyd and Mrs. DR.. Wolf of Humboldt
at her home in this city this week.
R. c. James returned from Excel
sior Springs Monday, where he had
been taking a little outing.
Mrs. George jennings mother and
sister, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Nc
Lane of Salem are spending the
week with her in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Cornford and children
of Litchfield, Neb., are visiting in
this city this week with her parents,
John Cornford and wife.
David Meyers, wife and daughter,
Miss Maude, and Miss Millroy of H..
We're the guests Of N. Musselman and
family.
Albert Brigham and wife of Kansas
City visited this week with the form
er's father, Isaac Brigham.
Ambrose Parsons, Errott Crouch
and Homer Auxier were Verdon Wis
itors to our city Tuesday.
Miss Anna Mason is entertaining
Miss Reba Eversole of Elk Creek, at
her home in this city.
A. j. Baldwin, Esburn Wheeler
and AL Wixon of Stella attended the
ball game in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Willard Davis was a Salem
visitor to this city Tuesday. The
chautauqua attracted her attention.
Henry Sandrock and family return
ed this week from their visit of a
few weeks at Abeline, Kansas.
Clarence Yoder and family are
among the Morrill, people who attend.
ed the chautauqua Tuesday.
j. c. Tanner, Ed. Morgan, H. C.
Lapp and Frank Cook left Monday fol
the exposition at Seattle.
Among the Salem people ON the
chautauqua grounds Tuesday were M.
L. Dowell and wife.
Jerre Fenton of Dawson was the
guest of his son, Sheriff Fenton, and
family Wednesday.
Mark Williamson of Humboldt is
working on the new Presbyterian
church in this city.
A. Daniels and j. P. Mooney were
Rulo delegates to the democratic