The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-20

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this fall. Phone loi.
The taste tells-try our ice
cream-Sowles.
Hon. Jerre Fenton of Dawson spent
Wednesday with his SON., Sheriff Fen
ton.
Sig Spaeth and Peter Kaiser we're
business visitors to Hiawatha Mon
day.
Chris Butler was down from Hum
boldt Monday looking after business
matters.
Miss Goldie Musselman of Clay
Center, Kas., is the guest of the Mis-
SEES Bowers.
Miss Jennie Prater and Tom Muir
ply attended the Rulo street fair Sat.
urday evening.
John Wilson. Frank Els and Fred
Rist of Humboldt were Falls City Wis
itors Wednesday.
Miss Pearl and Mr.. Everett .Peckin-
paugh of Ottawa, Kan, are guests at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Wylie.
Mrs, Grant Windle and daughter,
Miss Thelma, returned home from
their visit at Oskaloosa. Kas., Tues
day.
Mrs, n. B. Meyers and sister, Wv
ian Hammond came over from Nor
rill, Kas., and were shopping here
Monday.
John Dean and wife were up from
Reserve Monday looking for a dwell
ing place. They expect to soon To-
cate here.
DIR. Harry Burchard and wife en-
tertained Harvey Hart, wife and
daughter. Regina, of Hiawatha, on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Agnes Moran came up from
Kansas City Monday to attend the
teachers institute. She is a guest of
Miss Katherine Mulligan.
Elmer Heiser and family returned
from Superior, Tuesday, where they
ldu DCtu NloliiilS MIS-. iiCicVi . Sic
ter, Mrs. Rob Johnson and family.
Joe Miles, Jr., Peter Frederick, Jr.,
and G. A. Alexander made the trip
to st. Joe, Mo, and return in Joe's
Sunday. They returned in three
hours.
Misses Eyick, New and Inskeep Of
Chicago are visiting the latter's moth
err, Mrs. George Inskeep in this city.
They are all telephone girls and are
spending their vacation here.
II takes a red-nosed mar with a
greasy vest and a soiled collar and a
cheap cigar and with his feet on an
oeher chair to put the proper empha-
sis, on the words, "These ONE re-
formers make me weary
Frank Redwood and his friend, Mr..
of Virginia, spent a few days
in the city the guests of Mr.. Red
woods uncle, S. l.. Redwood. They
have been to the exposition and left
for their home last night.
William j. Rogers, four miles south
of Falls City, accompanied Whitaker
Bros. on their last trip to Kansas
lands, and selected a fine 100 acre
Harvey county, well improved farm,
eight miles east of Newton, Kas.
Hal J. Sowles and wife of st. Joe
visited with his parents, d. w. Sow
les and wife, in this city this week.
Hal has a lucrative position with one
of the large banks of that city and
deserves the prosperity he is enjoy
ing.
One month ago Fred Fischer and
his s~on-in-law purchased a 160-acre
in Morris county, Kas., pay
ing $4,000 for the same. Today Whit
aker Bros, have a buyer for the
same farm, who is willing to pay
SIS, 200 for it.
Mrs. Glen Firebaugh and Mrs. Har-
vey Heaston were called to Omaha
Saturday by a message informing
them of the serious condition of the
health of their sister, Mrs. Ray.
Word was received since then that
she is much improved.
N. B. Judd and daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Crocker and children, and his neiee,
Miss Florence Judd, left today for We
mona, ILL.,, to attend the Judd re-
union. Miss Judd will stop in Chiea-
go before her return, to visit the
Keister College and get all the latest
styles for her college here.
Don't forget this is the right time
to put In your concrete walks. Plenty
of rock sand and concrete on hand to
do your work on short notice. Don't
forget we build concrete stock tanks
of all kinds on short notice. Phone
III, 119, 337-or a postal card will do
the business.-Charles Heineman.
c. w. Clark of Walter, Okla, af-
ter travelling over a greater portion
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