The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-02

The Lincoln base bali club will
have a long string of games at home
beginning with Monday July 9TH.
They are as follows; July 9Th, morn.
ins and afternoon, Topeka, July Z
s, .. 10 Denver; July 10. 10, IA. Is.
Pueblo; July 16. II. Wichita; July %
and y. Topeka. The Lincoln team
which has been playing good ball but
hanging around the last hole. ought
TO improve its position during the
long stay at home.
Misses Verna Story and Grace
Hoppe are enjoying a vacation from
their work at the telephone office.
They left Monday for st. Joseph and
from there they so to Kansas City.
where they win visit at the home
of Samuel Johnson. \ number OF
years ago Mr.. johnson was a resi-
dent OF Stella.
Our preacher says "A.men" when
he breaches and prays, but our choir
%pronounees it. "Ah-Men" when they
sing it in the hymns and anthems.
Which is right?-Hiawatha World.
They tell us up here at Falls City
that your girls down at Hiawatha say
oh, Mani"
Charles Smith, who has spent sew
eral years in the Holy Land, arrived
in the city Tuesday morning and will
spend some time with his brother.
Henry C.Smith in this city. He spent
a few days with relatives in Illinois
on his way to this place.
Rev. j. w. Lockhart. who has had
charge of the evangelistic campaign
that was held at the auditorium, left
Tuesday night for DesMoines, Iowa.
where he will spend the month OF
July with his family.
James c. Ayers and wife. b. f..
Veach and wife, WE. Veach and wife.
J. II. Hall, CHARLES Wear, Frank Fish
er, Cleta Moran and Jennie Wear all
of Verdon We're visitors at this place
Sunday.
d. c. Simmons of Salem was shak-
lug hands with new and old acquain-
tances in this city Tuesday. lie took
occasion to push his credit on The
Tribune in advance, as is his usual
custom.
T. NJ. Poss OF tho west end Of the
county was in our city Tuesday. Mr..
TOSS has half a mind to let his name
appear on the ballot for county rec
order on the republican ticket.
Mrs. Allan d. May and son, Edgar
Wylie came down from Auburn the
first of the week and are visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Rather
inc Wylie and other relatives.
r. B. McNutt and wife of Salem
were very pleasant callers at this
office Tuesday They inspected the
linotype and before leaving renewed
their subscription.
Mrs. II. G. Smith and little son
who have been visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. j.. A Shields, returned to
lter home n Omaha the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Albert Timber and daughter,
Mrs. VIII King and her little daugh-
ter returned Tuesday from a short
visit with Albert Timber Jr., in Kan
sas City. Mo.
Mrs. VIII Mulligan and three little
daughters returned the latter part Of
the week from a visit from her sister,
Mrs. Laura PEPPER at oxford, Ne
braska.
George Knapp of Elk Horn, Wis,
was in the city this week the guest
at the home of Mrs. Katherine Wylie
and MI. and Mrs. viii Uhlig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bentley and
family came up from Hiawatha and
spent Sunday at the home of George
Albright and George Prater.
Miss Dora Richards will leave Sun
day for Wisconsin to visit her mother
and other relatives. She expects IL
be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smell of Pres
ton were in the city Saturday, The,
were guests of the formers sister
Mrs. Katherine Reiger.
Mrs. George Vail and little son
George Samuel returned from al
extended visit with her sister in Kan
sas City,
Harry Hail came down from Hum
boldt Wednesday to look aftet
some business matters at this place.
Be sure and go to r. A. Dittmar'
Saturday-THE BEST EVER-$1.o(
per yard ribbon for 40 cents per yard
Fred Mosiman left Tuesday nigh
for Dallas, where he will spend a few
days with his lunch counter.
Fred Nettlebeck is enjoying a va
cation from his duties at V. G. Ly
ford'S store this week.