The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-19
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viii Martin returned from Lincoln
Monday.
]. d. Stranger returned from Lin
coin Saturday.
Or. Mary Bowers of Pawnee city
was here Tuesday.
\. sippley Of Dawson was in town
the last of the week.
Miss Sarah Edie is conyalescent
from a recent illness.
The ". { 4. U. mel with Grand
ma Harvey Wednesday.
\. A.. Tanner of Lincoln WIS here
a few days this week.
G. A.. Alexander of Falls City was
here a few days this week.
Orrin Stranger of Pawnee City
spent Sunday in Humboldt.
Mrs. Roy Balm Of Table Rock re-
turned to her home Sunday.
J. w. Yaught has accepted "A cleri-
cal position in The Famous.
Carrie Lepik of seottsville, Kas,
Is the guest OF Lulu l1ummel.
The Linger Longer club met with
mrs. e. T.. Meyers Wednesday.
win Rutherford of Falls City is
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Mable Thompson came down
from Lincoln to visit her parents,
Howard Bates aud Theodore Clark
of Pawnec city we're in Humboldt on
Friday.
Mrs. Augeline Elliott of Telluride,
Colo, is visiting her brother, VIII
Brandow.
Miss Frankie Curl Of Gutherie,
Okla, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. IT,.
\. Mann.
Pat Hughes of summerfield, Kas.,
was looking after business matters
here this week.
Champ. George and ROLAND Wright
returned Saturday after a week spent
in the Ozark country.
II. o. Roxwell came up from Daw-
son Thursday to receive a team of
mules purchased near Table Rock.
d. G. Donaldson visited at the
home of Henry Funk, west of town
on his return from Garden City, Kas.
l.. ID, Hastings purchased the livery
stock of NELL Skillitt, possession of
the business being assumed on Fri
day.
Mrs, Fred Noble, who has been
visiting relatives here for u short
time returned to her home in Lin
coin,
\ group meeting was held at the
Methodist church Thursday. Several
of the neighboring towns were rep
resented.
Mrs. '. {. Lyfofd OF Falls City
visited friends and attended the
group meeting at the Methodist
church Thursday.
II, and A. Alberts returned Thurs
day from South Dakota, where they
have been looking for land, but de
oided Nebraska good enough for
them.
Mrs. viii Martin and son went to
Hastings. Neb., Wednesday for a
visit with friends. They were ac-
e%ompanied us far as Lincoln by Mr.,
Martin.
\ party of young people were
tA1,nC 90, ,tI,r -, f,,,t - f,,,l lxy Nil, NI.hIa
Smith and Miss Katherine Goddard
at the home of the former the first
of the week.
Madge Ford and Pearl Carver re-
turned from st. Joseph the first of
the week, where they visited the
formers mother who is receiving med
zeal treatment at that place.
Harry Boyd spent Sunday with his
parents, II. e. Boyd and wife, in this
city. Harry is making for himself an
enyiable reputation At the presby
terrain college at Hastings in the
athletic circle, being numbered among
the star foot ball players of that
institution of learning,
Badly" Aylor has a pack of
hounds, which are in great demand
these nights. Scarcely a night pass
es without a party of hunters taking
them out. Thus far they invariably
come home with some fruits of the
chase, usually possum and coon. with
an occasional cayote. and quite
a . well, you don't
need to ask where Badly" lives.
you can smell the dogs a mile
away.
\ message received from San
Diego, Cal, the past week informed
relatives and friends that little Helen
Krasny, daughter of Frank Krasny
and wife, had died during the week
from enlargement of liver and a
disease of the heart. The case baf-
fled the skill of the most noted