The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-23
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ling friends here this week.
The ) little sons of Il. MeMullen ard
VIE have the %whooping cough.
Hrs. Thompson ana little daughter
Evelyn of Omaha are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Freed who has been on the sick
l.st for several weeks is again able to
De out.
Theo. Viewers new house is nearing
completion and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
The foundation is completed for the
rev home of J. r Cain, jr., on nerth
al street.
j. NJ. Goodloe was on the sick list
art of last week but is now able be at
ne shop again.
Mrs, Weller returned Saturday from
q visit with her son Ambrose and wife
al West Point.
Mrs, Baldwi returned home We'd
nesday from a weeks visit with rela-
ives at Salem.
Mrs. V~andeventer attended the con
vention of the Christian church at
Pawnee last week.
Rev. Young of Bethany preached at
ne Christian church Sunday both
morning and evening.
The trustees of the Stella cemetery
association had a tool house erected in
tie cemetery last week,
Mother Pugh who has been quite
sick from stomach trouble for several
weeks is recovering slowly.
Rev. Fry of Table Rock filed his APP
pointment at the Baptist church Sun
day both morning and evening,
q. c. Jennings and wife of Falls CITY
and J. Z. Shrimpton and wife of Salem
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. E. Wheeler after spending
several days with relatives in the coun-
y seat returned home Thursday.
Miss Grace Hodge left for Colorado
Springs last week where she goes to
take charge of a telephone office.
George Mitchell and wife have pur-
Chased the Cole property in the east
part of town recently vacated by Mr..
Andrews.
Jas. Freeder, the "a shift operator
has been moved to Auburn and will
move his family as soon as a suitable
house can be procured.
Mrs. Griffith has been having a
kitchen built to her residence in the
east part of town. This o makes
her a neat broom cottage.
y. E, Timerman and wife who have
been at the bedside Of the formers
mother for several weeks left for their
home in North Platte Friday.
Invitations are out for the hays
Milroy wedding to take place in the
LIST Presby terrain church in Omaha,
Tuesday, April 9th, at s O'Clock.
y baby boy arrived at the home of
Frank Johnson and wife Sunday last.
The parents are more than pleased and
will try and make the little fellow feel
welcome.
Michael Shafer while loading hay
one day last week fell through the hay
rack injuring his leg and has been
confined to the house since being un-
able to walk.
Harry Foster and wife Of Kansas
City have been visiting friends here
the past week. While acre Mr.. Foster
purchased a light run.about in which
they will make the trip home.
Mrs. Ada Ryan left Sunday for her
new home at Seattle, Wash. Her hus-
band preceded her several weeks ago.
We are sorry TO lose them but wish
them prosperity in their new home.
Among the students who spent Eas-
ter at home were Miss Blanch Monette,
of Midland college, Atchison, Miss
Alma Plaster of Auburn high school,
Miss Lucille Harris, Frank Weller and
Howard Plaster OF Lincoln.
Saturday afternoon about u or -
Auburn toughs came to Stella with the
threat that they were going to clean
up the town. All was quiet until
after dark when they started out with
their paint brushes" when they very
soon came to grief and two of them
we're arrested in a drunken row and
confined in Jail. The others after be-
ing herded all night by the marshals
left on the early morning train. Mon
day morning the two who were held
were brought before the police Judge
and fined according to the deeds done
in the body One OF them paid his
fine and left town, but the other being
unable to give bail was held at the