The Falls City tribune., 1909-06-18

ANON1 II a sAApA Aihl1 - AfN0 sNAC't'R
California for an extended visit. In
July Steve will attend the national
convention of Elks which will be held
at that place. They will also visit
Seattle and many other places of in
terest and will return home about
September lst.
Lacy, one of Auburn's pitchers.
struck out fourteen men in the Il
inning game with Omaha last Friday.
Clarence Heck went up from here 10
help win the game for Auburn, which
resulted in a score Of > to l., They
played again Saturday, Auburn once
more putting it to EN-" in a score
of S 10 =.
Miss Fern Albright of Pawnee
City, who was a contestant In the
State Capital voting contest. won
third place and will take a free trip
through Colorado. She spent a few
days in this city during the contest
and made several friends while here.
The young lady is a niece of Judge
Raper.
Tommy ~Hargrave's pony run Il
and all this week Tom has beer Won
dering what 10 do with himself. Tom
and his pony are great pals you
know, and it's pretty hard on him
not to be able to ride it.
Ike Beaulieu came in from Mis-
soula, Mont. this week and has been
friends here. He has sold his res
taurant business at that place, SO will
spend some time here with old ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. Anna fIermes and two sons,
Phil and John Hermes, left Saturday
for Trarer. Iowa, TO visit the formers
brother, John Lambert. The boys will
return in a few days but Mrs. Hermes
will be zone about three weeks,
Charles Cornell and wife, Willard
Sears and wife and Clarence Heck
and wife were numbered among the
people from here who enjoyed an
outing and basket dinner at Sun
Springs Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Evans left this week for
Colorado Springs to visit friends and
also hoping the climate will be bene-
fetal to her health. Mrs. Evans has
been in poor health for some time.
Miss Rue Gates returned the latter
part of the week from G%othenburg,
Nebraska, where she spent the past
season as leading trimmer in a mil
linery store at that place.
John Crook and wife returned on
Tuesday from a few days spent in
Omaha. Their little daughter, Con
stance, stayed with her grandparents
while they were away.
julie Ruegge, Tom Glines, Less
Leeds and Scott and Stanley stump
were among the many from this place
who enjoyed an outing at Sun Spring
Sunday.
r. j. Gist and family were guests
of the formers parents. Silas Gist
and wife at Salem, Sunday. They
went in their fine new auto.
Mrs. Charles Braeelen and daugh-
ter. Ellen, left Saturday for Omaha,
and from there they will return to
their home in st. Paul, MINI.
Frank Neitzel. who has been Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Neitzel, returned the first of the
week to Columbus, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bentley and
little daughter, Dorothy May, came up
from Hiawatha and spent Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Margery Grant returned from
Preston Monday, after spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Sinclair. who is very i'll.
The regular monthly meeting of
the guild of the Episcopal church
was held at the home Of Mrs. j. X.
White, Monday evening.
Mrs. p. W. Peterson returned home
from Peru Friday night, after spend
ing some time with her daughter and
family at that place.
A. e. Jaquet and family are enjoy
ing a family horse and buggy, which
they have lately added to their
worldly possessions.
Miss Leila Powell left Wednesday
for Abeline, Kas., to spend several
days with Miss Myrtle Hoffnell at
that place.
E. o. Lewis left Sunday for the
western part of the state, after "A
two weeks visit with his family in
this city.
Mrs. Sidney Spence and son, Rol-
lin, spent a few days in Lincoln this
week, visiting relatives and friends.