The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-01
Plaintiff.

could pull off a stunt like that we
would have a neat sun with which to
carry out further Investigations into
the city water supply, or to enlarge
our paving domain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates from Jackson
county, Missouri, who are visiting
with Rev. Gates Of Reserve, drove up
to Falls City Monday. Mr.. Gates
formerly made this territory as a
travelling salesman for a hardware
firm and is quite we'll known by the
older dealers.
The young ladies' and young men
of the Christian Sunday school en-
joyed a pleasant evening on the lawn
at the home of Miss Lola Heineman
Tuesday evening. A picnic E0noer
was served at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Rose Pierson and two da l.
ters who have been visiting relat, S
and friends here, left Wednesday +
Stella. After a short visit thele
they will return to their home in
Clarinda, Iowa.
The Hiawatha girl on a 500 sal
airy, who recently married a man
who only commands $50, will have
the pleasant but possibly difficult task
of training her husband up to her
standard.
The police court had an exception.
ally heavy grist of toughs, local and
otherwise, to pulverize during the
week. Those who would not flee the
town were set to work to raise their
courage.
A number of the members of the
Evangelical church of Falls City at
tended the Childrens' Day services
held at Zion, east of town, on Sunday
evening. They report an enjoyable
program.
]. X. Cornelius of Humboldt amid
J.. Gore of Greeley, Col, are visiting
at the home of J. r. White. MIR.
Gore will accompany Mr.. Cornelius
to his home in Humboldt this after
noon.
Rev. j. G.. Dodds of Ashland, Ohio
will preach at the Preston church
next Sunday morning and evening.
People of that vicinity are urged to
give the young minister a cordial well
come
Mrs. r. Cooper Bailey reached Eng
land after a very pleasant voyage.
Rev. Bailey has reasonable fears that
the good time she is having dooms
him 10 indefinite loneliness.
George Beauchamp of Howe vas
in the city the first of the week Wis
iting his brother-in-law, George Story.
He is looking for property, as he ex-
poets to locate here.
Mrs. James Atwood of Humboldt,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wall, relatives
from Iowa, visited DIR. Bailey Thurs
day as they were passing through
to Auburn.
Judge Raper and wife left Monday
for Oklahoma City. They will be
away several weeks, when they will
return to their home in Pawnee
City.
Heck G. Wamsley will buy your
early apples and peaches at their
warehouse near the mill. Warehouse
Phone, 500. Residence Phone, 318-a.
A marriage license was issued to
Joseph O'Brien aged % of Oneonta,
N. Y, and Miss Florence Hermes
aged 10 of this city.
DIR Bailey and daughter, Elsie in
tend to leave on a much needed va
cation. We hope the rest will do
them good.
SCI. 900 in California awaiting a.
claimant. Enough to meet the de-
linquent p~ostoffice bill. Why not
claim it?
Stella young ladies are batting
their hooks preparatory to doing some
angling in their own defense.
Mrs. Mary J. Clancy of Dawson
was in Falls City on business We'd
nesday.
Miss Lillian Powers has returned
hol2e from her school duties in Mis-
souri,.
Harvest help is in great demand in
the wheat and hay fields.
Mrs. F. E. Day has returned from
her visit to Hanover, Kas.
Sterling Falcon has returned from
his trip to Oklahoma.
Work on the new Christian church
is progressing nicely.