The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-30

who has been conducting a drug store
for the past two years at Howe, was
suddenly stricken with a mental dis
order, and was taken to Auburn.
AS he showed symptoms of becoming
violent, there being no other suitable
place. he was confined in a cell at
the city jail, and nurses provided by
the physician In charge. The cause
of the attack is laid at the door of a
tobacco cure which Mr.. Alley was
taking In order to rid himself of the
smoking habit.
Volume /, No. /, of the Dawson
Outlook came to our exchange table
this week. 1t is a bright, clean,
newsy little sheet and a credit to
the nice little village of Dawson,
Dawson merchants should ~patronize
1t generously and encourage the pub
Usher, the two thereby working won
ders to the betterment of the town.
Stella people are very loud in their
praise of the artistic work Miss
Alice Cleaver has been doing at that
town the past few weeks, Miss Clea-
yer is at home this week attending
c%hautauqua and taking a rest. She
will return to Stella after chautauqua
and continue with her work at that
place.
George Reichers this week comes
forward announcing himself a candi-
date for county treasurer subject to
the approval of the republicans at the
coming primary. Mr.. Reichers is well
known In and around Humboldt and
will without doubt receive much help
from this end of the county.-Hum-
boldt Leader.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
! AL Better, who lives northeast OF
Verdon, drank the contents of a can
partly filled with kerosene, IN day
the latter part of last week. A physi-
clan was hastily summoned, who APP
piled an antidote and the child was
soon out of danger.-Auburn Repub-
lican.
Stella people have decided upon
August Goth and 9th as the dates for
their annual Midsummer Festival.
They are planning on big things.
Besides a colt show, which will be
one of the main features, an automo-
bile parade will be given.
Mrs. A. e. CAN'T of Falls City was
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Davis
and family a short time the latter
part of last week.-Humboldt Leader.
DR.. NJ. l.. Wilson of Falls City was
in town a short time Wednesday
afternoon.-Humboldt Leader.
J.. l.. Dalbey of the Shubert Citizen
came down Monday to transact some
business AID attend the chautauqua,
He took occasion to see Il new ma
chine and we would't be surprised ii
he ordered one for the Citizen, since
seeing cur
Il. G.. Whitford and family return
ed Tuesday from their visit to the
Seattle exposition and the northwest
country. He brought back a good
coat of tan as proof that the sun does
shine OUT there.
Mrs. lodge McKiever and Mrs.
Less Leeds were called to Rulo last
Thursday evening by the sad news
that their brother, Lesley Cronin had
been drowned in the Missouri river
that day.
Mrs. Sue E. DeWald of this city,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Lum at Diller, vent to
Auburn last week and spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs. John
Conner.
The Falls City postmaster has is
sued warning to persons who have
been sending anonymous post cards
with malicious intent.-Humboldt
Leader.
Mrs Carrie Paxton entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lawrence and dau-
ghter from st. Louis this week.
Mrs. Thomas Plumb of this city.
spent a couple of weeks in Rulo with
her sister, Mrs. Ada Bowker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chesley have
returned home from a two weeks Wis
it with friends in Kansas City.
John Kimmel of Morrill,, Kas, spent
Tuesday with his brother, Samuel,
and family in this city.
Parties at Hiawatla a'e rCi:iemplat-
ing organizing a creamery stock
company, with $4,000 stock.
The town has been full of out-of-
town people every fa~ir-weather day