The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-30

Df, wilson, NanI5 building.
Hon II. A. Clark of Stella was in
Falls City Monday.
See Clarence Heck for your coal
this fall. Phone ioi.
James b. Davis of Humboldt was
a visitor here Monday.
WANTED TO BUY-yacant lots or
houses and lots In southeast part of
town.. L. harrington. 2S.3
II. IL. Drefold, a cousin of Fred
sebold. of Omaha. was in the city
Sunday, visiting with Fred and max
ing some new acquaintances.
w. II, Wylie. OF the Dawson out.
look vas in our city Tuesday, trans
asting business and attending the
Sunday lecture at the e%hautauqua.
Hobson will be here Friday at 3 p.
NJ. II the weather is good the man
agement expect a larger crowd than
on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Croker and two child.
rem William Judd and Alice, are
visiting at the home of her parents, N,
B. Judd and wife. in this city this
week.
Clyde Ramel of Newton, Kansas,
came in the first of the week to visit
with his parents, Ino. Ramel and wife
and incidentally to attend the chau-
taaUna.
Clare Foster came down from
Plattsmouth to spend the week with
his parents, Benz. Foster and wife,
and assisted the Falls City ball club
IN their games.
Mrs. Eta Schoenheit wrote to
friends here that since she and her
son Lothair had arrived In Colorado
Springs, that the latter's health was
much improved.
Miss Anna Mason entertained the
little folks of the Dorcas society of
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
afternoon at the chautauqua grounds
with a genuine picnic dinner. Every
n reports a fine time.
DIR. w &c. Trumpon Is now located in
DR.. VOLTS offices over Falls City
State bank. While attending the
chautauquua call and get acquainted
and also try his facial massage. Ask
3oui physician. Phone 267. Consul
tation free.
James X. Mcdowell of Tecumseh,
but formerly of this city started
some weeks ago for a western trip.
and is expected home In a few days.
He was accompanied by his wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Miller and they
made the trip in a touring car.
The Misses Keeling entertained in
honor of Mrs. John Hutchings Thurs
day evening. Progressive whist was
the method of entertainment, three
tables being PLAYED. Mrs, II. Pence
was the lucky one. receiving a beauti-
ful framed picture for her skill.
Refreshments We're served.
II. l.. Morrow left Wednesday for
Excelsior Springs. where he will spen
a week before returning to his duties
as manager of the Pittsburg office
for the DUPONT Powder Co. Mrs.
Morrow and Lueretia will spend the
rest of the week here with her par
ents, w. S. Korner and wife, before
returning home.
Another law passed by the last leg
islature has been declared void. This
is the premium Package law, which
makes it unlawful for merchants to
sell food packages in which there is a
slip emitting the customer to a prem
ium. A test case was tried in the
Lancaster district court and the law
was held by the judge to be u%nconsti-
tutional.-Auburn Republican.
DR.. J. S. Wilson of Auburn moved
to this city last week and has taken
up his residence in H. l.. Laflin's
house on Main street. The doctor has
commenced building operations on his
SaTm south of town and is moving to
this place was for the purpose of
enabling him to oversee the work in
person. He is putting up a cottage
26x2S, and other improvements will
follow when the house is completed
Crab Orchard Herald. DR.. Wilson is
a brother of our DR.. M. L. Wilson.
There are three doctors in che Will
son family.