The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24


Parents, IL our son or daughter
don like the farm give them II ehanc
to prepare for a business position.
The Grand Island Business and Nor
nal College, Grand Island, Neb., will
educate five hundred students
next term-no fees to be paid
until the pupil has had time to
gaduate, when a position will be pro-
yided and expenses "a be paid in
small sums each month. This Is a
high grade school, established twenty
IL years and has 1000 students
yearly. 37-1t
Miss Carolyn Hough. OF the Chi
cago school of dressmaking and de-
signing, will occupy rooms two
doors north of the Harlan Street
school house and will be prepared to
take orders for customers ON and
after September q. 1909. 2t.
Earl Marts, wife and two sons
passed through this city Thursday, en-
route to Kansas City where they will
visit relatives for a time. On their
way home to Wymore they will stop
off and visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Marts.
|. e. Maust left Tuesday for Hard
in, Mont, where his wife is visiting
her parents. They will all be men,
hers of n hunting party and when
Mr.. Maust returns in October Mrs.
Maust will come with him.
/ For Sale-Gasoline engine, saw
and saw table, complete in good run
ming order, 500. Must be sold at
~onee-going to leave town. See same
at Kachelries' wood yard. 37-tf.
NJ. Self and son, Louis, returned
from Kansas City, where they passed
the Jewish holidays with Mr.. Seff's
daughter. He also bought new
goods while there.
Mrs. Joy Beyett and two daughters
were down from Lincoln several days.
They were called here by the death of
the formers grandmother, Mrs. Re-
beeea Clark.
Peter Bacakos came down from
Beatrice Monday evening. He has
been looking after the confectionery
he recently purchased at that place.
Guy Cook LETT Tuesday for Bull,
Idaho to look over some of the land.
He will go on to Seattle and other
Pacific coast points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. IL. Sipe of Lam
ark. H., who came to attend the fu-
neral of the latter's brother, VIII
Bohrer. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Bohrer, who
were called here for the funeral Of
VIII Bohrer, returned to their home
in I%iazelhurst, Ill, Sunday.
Mrs. Hiram Spencer of Long Beach,
Cal, arrived Thursday and will be
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jake
Schaible for some time.
John B%ranigan. who lives with his
aunt, Mrs. James Powell, left Mon
day for Peru where he will attend
the Normal.
Mrs. VIII Sehmelzel and Miss
Sarah Hutchings Spent last Thurs
daay and Friday with Shubert rela-
tives.
]. L. Dalbey and wife of the Shu-
bert Citizen were down Tuesday to
visit relatives and attend the circus.
Samuel b. Huffnell arrived from
IAbeline, Kas.. last Thursday for a
Visit with relatives and old friends.
Don't fail to see the premiums
with cash purchases at the
Patzman Sisters millinery store. ct
Miss Dorothy Morehead was among
1.-THE students from this place to re-
Iturn to the university at Lincoln.
Mrs. Hammer came down from
Weeping Water last Thursday TO
visit her sister. Mrs. Morton.
Miss Jennie Prater visited her
~!sister, Mrs. c. e. Peabody in st.
Joe the latter part of the week.
DR.. Bert Windle and Miss Myrtle
Ramel spent Sunday in Verdon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Griffiths.
James Bacakos went to Beatrice
Sunday where he will work in his
brothers confectionery.
August Scholl gave up his position
with DR.. Kerr. Monday and left for
Peru to attend school.
Inez Wachtel went back to Peru
Monday and will enter the senior
class at the normal.
Sterling Mendenhall and Dan Rat
ekin were among the Rulo people up
for the circus.
Jno. Moehead's residence has been
in the hands OF a good painter this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maust return
ed Sunday from their trip to Den
yer.
J. L. Morehead and wife were down
from Barada for the circus Tuesday.
Mrs. George Story visited relatives
at Craig, Mo-, the past week.
See Clarence Heck for your coal
this fall. Phone iO1.
DIR. Trumpore-Massuer and face
Massage, Phone 267. 3ltf.
Milt Bohrer returned to his work in
| Red Cloud Sunday.