The Falls City tribune., 1910-06-24
The drainage board met Thursday

Andrew spicy was uONn from DdN'
son Tuesday.
E. Wheeler of Stella was in Falls
City Tuesday.
Ike Smith of Rock Greek was in
the city Saturday.
Smallpox and measles have the
best of the situation.
Alexander Leo spent some time in
Kansas City this week.
The Air Dome will hold its grand
opening, Monday, June 81.
J. b. Whipple. Poland China hog
sale, November 10, 1910.
If it's shoes you want, call at
! the Home Shoe store. 14-1t
Apricots are %ripening, In some or
chards the trees are we'll loaded.
The Humboldt Boosters were able
to muster seventeen cars Tuesday.
Auburn will play Falls City at the
park, Thursday, Friday and satur-
day.
Mrs. Lillian Willard and two dau-
ghters of Morrill, are visiting in the
city.
Rev. F. E. Day went to Humboldt
Sunday to assist at the Memorial SER
vice of the l. o. o. f.
The Leo Vinegar Co. are getting
ready for a big SESSION. The apple
prospects are flattering.
Ellen Wyler, Alice and Joe Gar
yer we're visitors at the home of Miss
Sophia Wittwer Sunday.
Before buying pictures of any
kind you should inspect the line on
exhibition at the new store of e.
Landrigan.
The machinery is being put in
place in the waterworks plant over
in the bottom. 1t is expected to have
the plant in working order
Bryan O'Conner's barn was struck
with lightning Sunday morning dur,
ing the electric storm, and one horse
was killed. 1t was fully insured.
J. {. Martin of Council Bluffs was
looking after business here several
days this week. He was accompanied
home by his wife and little o yes
terday.
DR.. Wilson went north with the
Humboldt P%athfinders to be convent
ent for holding an inquest in the
event of the expeditions coming to
an untimely end.
Bert Thorn, living five miles north
west of this city was in town Tues
day with teams enough to take out
the material for a new six room
house. Work will begin at once.
Falls City is to be congratulated
upon having such a beautiful sum-
mer playhouse and the opportunity
TO witness first class companies at
the moderate price of ten and TWEEN
ty cents.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church have pledged them
selves not to wear hats during the
church service and earnestly request
the ladies of the church and congre-
cation to follow their example.
Amen.-A Man.
The city council has several notices
to property to push the con
struction of concrete walks along
their property. If this good work is
kept up, Falls City will haye a fine
system of walks.
Rev. |. o. Bowman of Philadelphia,
who conducted a tent meeting in this
city five years ago., has for a few
months been engaged in revival work
on the Pacific coast, and hopes to be
in this city Sunday, July 3.
The State Bankers association at
detected d. ]. Riley of Dawson as pres
ident of the association. This is a
genuine compliment to Mr.. Riley, who
has the reputation of being one of the
most successful of bankers.
The Lincoln Commercial Club ar
rived in Falls City very quietly on
Monday evening, leaving again eaVly
Tuesday morning. They made a shoIt
stop at Salem, Dawson and Hum
boldt Going up town the band de
livered a piece or two and every one
did his sweetest.
Alfred Bucher, one of Speiser town
ships most successful farmers
brought his mother and s~ister-in-law
to his city Wednesday. 1t is fully
twenty-three miles to Isely Creek,
where Mr.. Butcher lives, but he
thought he could make the trip
home in an hour.
Kerr's new airdome will throw open
its doors to start its merry season
at 500 p. m. next Monday evening
and will have as the first attraction
THE Dorothy Reeves Stock Co." for
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