The Falls City tribune., 1909-06-04

Charles Richards made a business
trip to Dawson Tuesday.
DR.. Rob Henderson of Rulo was
business visitor here Tuesday.
There are a class of ten to BE-
confirmed at the Episcopal church
in a short time.
John l.. Cleayer and wife drove to
the home of Cass Jones near Rulo to
spend the day Wednesday.
John Gapen of this city went to
Missouri today to look after business
and will be absent a few days.
Miss Gladys Seyster of Peabody.
Kan, is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Ham Willard this week.
Mrs. Grant Smith and children of
Stella spent a fow days this week at
her parents, Mack Goolsby and wife.
Save the little chicks from Indiges-
Ton Bowel Trouble, Diarrhoa, etc
Gonhey 5 Lrolera cure in tn drink
Heck. 5Jc. 1t
Mrs. n. T. Van Wrinkle and daugh-
ter Grace were in Hiawatha the first
of the week guests at the home of
Mrs. Ayers.
Rev. r. r. Teeter went to Coin, Ia,
on Thursday to deliver the address at
the graduating exercises of the
high school.
Miss Anna F~rauenfelder of Verdon
visited her cousins, Ethel and Flor
ence Parchen at this place Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Myrtle Lang of S t. J o e.,
spent a few days this week at the
home of the Misses Hutchens. She
also visited relatives here.
Hugh Boyd of Humboldt was here
Wednesday looking after business.
Before returning h e IN a de
The Tribune a very pleasant call.
Mrs. James Mccormick of Kansas
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
this city with Mrs. Margeret Maddox
aud daughters, Misses Grace and May
Clarence Heck and wife went to
Auburn Wednesday afternoon. Clar-
ence assisted the team in the game
and they returned home in the even
ing.
Jacob and Vohmel Witt and Frank
kotouch came down from Humboldt
Tuesday afternoon in an auto to see
the ball game. They were pleasant
callers to this office before return
Ing home.
Ross Goolsby met with a painful
accident this week. He caught his
finger on a nail and tore it badly.
but it was Immediately dressed and
it is hoped nothing serious will re-
suit from it.
The awning at the Bon Ton millin-
cry store fell Monday afternoon dur
ing the heavy wind and went through
the plate glass window. 1t was coy
cred with insurance and carried by
Gieaver & Seabold.
Miss Margaret Peterson has accept
ed a position in Y. G. Lyford's store.
The vacancy was caused by the res
ignation of Miss Bessie Arnold who
was Forced to resign on account of
the illness OF her father.
L. L. MARCEL, secretary and treas
urer of the Schanute. Kans., Refin-
ing Co. was in the city last week. He
placed two fine new storage tanks for
oil and gasoline at Heck x Harlows
ware house near the B. K NJ. depot.
Mrs. Albert Maust returned the
first of the week from Dexter Mo-.
where she spent a few days with
her parents at that place and accom-
panied her little brother home who
had been visiting a few weeks at that
place.
Misses Anna Frauenfelder, Eliza
beth Zubrick and Grace Auxier and
John Heinzelman of Nerdon accom-
panied Prof Hodapp to this place on
Wednesday, where they had their
high school graduating picture taken
al Oswald's gallery.
Mrs. Katherine Wylie left Wedpes-
day for Mound City. Mo. to visit re-
latiyes a few days. Miss Florence wy
lie who has been visiting friends at
Ottawa, Kans. for the past week. met
her mother at Forest City and win
spend a few days there before return
Ing home.
Lincoln may lose some good play
keep mp the work they have been do.
ing since the season started. The
wonderful, work Of Thomas and Gagn-
Ter both in fielding and With the stick
viii surely land them in higher oom.
pany, They have always been in a
class by themselves in their positions
when it comes 10 fielding the sack an
shortStop positions, but this year they
have baav hau7r,ar4,- -. I,11 III,