The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17
Proprietress

last Fridays Denver Post as their
boss news boy in this city. He was
highly eomplimented on the success
he made in selling papers here.
Then. too, Louie sent some very
complimentary reports of our prot
ty little city to the Post, and We all
feel proud of the compliment paid
our town.
Miss Frances Ramsey returned last
Friday from St. Joseph, where she
was compelled to prolong her visit
because of a fall which resulted in
breaking a bone in her arm. She
still carries the injured member in
a sling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knickerbocker
went to Sabetha, Kas., Tuesday, where
they spent a couple of days with
Mrs. Knickerbocker's sister. Mrs.
Douglas, who was with a theatrical
company. playing in Sabetha.
Postmaster Crook says we can
have mail carrier service in Falls
City just as soon as the city council
gets busy and has all the houses
properly numbered. That is all that
is now necessary.
The approach of the holidays,
that brings with it a world of plan.
ming, shopping, and work has some.
what checked the social mind, and
in n social way our city is a little
dull at this time.
Charles Tangney has accepted a
position with Maust Bros, and will
move his family from Rulo soon.
They will reside during the winter
with the family of his father, John
Tangney.
Mr.. Anderson, boss groceryman of
Humboldt was down inquiring for a
business room Tuesday, but we are
informed he failed to find a suitable
location.
H. C. Andrews, of the Andrews
Music Co, and Frank Moore We're
over from Hiawatha' looking after
interests here the latter part of the
week.
There will be three horse buy
ers in Falls City, Saturday, December
25th. You farmers ought to get what
they are worth. Bring in your fat
ones.
Mrs. Matte May, who has been
very sick for the past two weeks is
reported better, and a rapid recovery
is hoped for.
Mrs. VIM. Crouch Was a Verdon
shopper here Tuesday. She visited
her brother, Chas. Heineman, while
in the city.
Misses Catherine Meliza and Media
Heineman of Verdon visited Miss
Anita Wilson a few days the last of
the week.
Mrs. Sam Stewart returned Friday
to her home near Reserve, after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Jim
DeWald.
Miss Catherine Maddox, who has
been visiting relatives here for the
past six weeks, left Sunday for Den
yer, Col.
Mrs. c. n. Allison and baby re
turned Friday from a three weeks
visit with relatives in Manhattan, kas
The early buyers buy best.
Make an early selection at Jaquet's
and your gift is bound to please.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Shaffer of
Shubert We're in town Tuesday. They
we're ON their way to st. Joseph.
Quality counts at Jaquet's-it is
given first consideration, This is
your protection in g|ift-buying.
Basil Boyle of st. Louis was in the
city a few days this week visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. c. Yutzy.
Mrs. l. NJ. Houston and daugh-
ter, Rill. went to Kansas City, to do
some shopping Tuesday.
Will Gilman was in the city Friday
the guest Of his sister, Miss Nellie
Gilman.
Miss Nina Carey of Hiawatha Wis
tied Miss Minnie Albright over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Robb of
Verdon spend Monday in our city.
Ike Lyons made a business trip to
Kimball, Neb., Friday.
Mrs. Will Boyd vas a Monday shop.
per here from Salem.
Charles Able and wife were down
from Arago Saturday.
l.. NJ. Dowell was down from Salem
on business onday.
Fred Hartman went to Omaha
Tuesday afternoon.
j. r. Cain made a business trip to
Hiawatha Monday.
Hon. Hi Belden was down from
Dawson Friday.
Mrc RaU IIucton wos dom, Prom,