The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-23
Falls
BASE BALL.
Therel' BE Three Good Games Dur
ing chautauqua Week.


Just as we are going to press the
ball boys inform us that they have
arranged for three good games during
Chautauqua week. Tecumseh will be
here on Tuesday. and on Wednesday
and Thursday Auburn will try once
more to beat the Falls City boys.
For the convenience of Chautauqua
attenders the games will called at
| 4 o'clock In the afternoon.
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On Tuesday night residents of the
second ward were disturbed by hear
ing woman's screams. 1t sounded
as though the woman who uttered
veloped that the uncle of young
woman, who lives near the center of
town, got 1t into his head that 1t
would be a cute thing to scare her.
He went around the corner of the
house and approached the girl with
the attitude of prowler, He did
good job of soaring. for the shock
and fright Of the Joke made the
girl hysterical and she was sick with
Frustrated nerves for a day.--Auburn
Republican.
A particularly sad event occurred
in Auburn the latter part of last
week In the dissolution of mother
and her babe, each departing this life
the child entering eternity only a few
short hours after the passing of the
mother. Grace Belle Tankersley Mat
hes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs p. G.
Tankersley, and wife of Marion Mat
hes, died at her home in Auburn at
two o'clock a. m, Saturday, July 10,
1909, aged thirty-one years. two montl
and eight days. The deceased had
been i'll only a short time.
Ed Howe has found this out:
Don't look at the president of any of
the banks, the heads of the wholesale
houses of big retail stores, or the
leading lawyers, to find out about the
latest styles In clothing. Hunt up the
boys who are on salary Of $3.50
per week
While In swimming in Longs
branch, near Auburn, Tuesday, Rob-
ert Belas met with peculiar acci-
dent. He swan into a strand of barb
ed wire with such force that he sew
erely cut his abdomen.
Mr.. Hanika, who celebrated his
eightieth birthday in this city few
days ago, says he Is thinking OF max
ing a trip to Germany in the near
future, and will visit his old home
once more.
The social given by the Y. +. 5.
C. 70. OF the Christian church at the
home of Charles Heineman drew
large crowd The evening proved to
be social one
Misses Elizabeth and Augusta Whit
rock left the latter part of the week
for Chicago, where they will pur-
chase large stock of fall and winter
millinery.
Well. Hiawatha Is once more
two-paper town, the new paper, The
News, having been absorbed by the
Democrat of that town.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Eta Sheehan, daughter
of Morris Sheehan of this city, to
young man in Atchison.
e. e. Wicks of Red Oak, Iowa, cal
led on The Tribune and left the
price of another years subscription
this week.
Miss Hattie Eiting and Jerometta
Kelly left Saturday for David City
to spend some time with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. F. Ellsworth Day and little
daughter are visiting the formers SIS
ter at Hanover, Kansas.
Ed Durfee and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl at
their home last Friday.
Mrs. Sig Fuller and daughter, Mrs.
Iva Ewing of Verdon were visitors at
this place Saturday.
James .Bascom came down from
Pawnee and spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
j. II. Miles has gone to California
Sheriff Fenton spent day at Daw-
son Friday last
Henry Sanford, who has been work
ing at Seward, Neb., returned to
Falls City Friday.
Mrs. Belle Mcpherson was on the
sick list last week.