The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28

ness. Their action is so gentle one
doesn't realize they have taken n
purgatiye. Sold by all druggists.
The Woodmen of the World and
the Noodmcn Circle held john install
lation at the hall Saturday evening
After the services a splendid banquet
was spread and a general social time
enjoyed by all. The attendance by
both orders WAS encouraging and all
felt well repaid for an evening thus
spent.
The home Of II. p. Thomas, near
the Central school building. is quar-
autined for scarlet fever. Their
little daughter. Lucille, has beer sick
for several days, and the physicians
pronounce 1t scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ed May came down from Au-
burn Tuesday. where she has spent
the past Two weeks. She will visit
Or. and Mrs. Keller for IA week be
fore going to her home III IIutchison,
Kas.
The missionary tea given at the
home of Mrs. V. &. Lyford Friday
evening was very successful. A
large crowd attended and IA goodly
sum was real 2ed.
Joseph Nedrow of Stella stopped
off at Falls City on his way home
from st. Joseph, where he had mar
keted hogs. The Tribune is indebted
to him for a call.
V. G. Lyford left Tuesday for New
! York, where he will spend a couple
/ Of ur,.lg. "a, a., ,,,,rI,t. - IT,. .,.t
stocking up for the spring trade in
this city.
4. Graham left Tuesday for Kan
sas City, whore he spent a couple of
days among the lumbermen who were
holding a convention in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gould and little
daughter came down from Omaha
Wednesday for Il visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Heacock.
Roy Daggett succeeded in getting
control of his little fiye-year-old dau-
ghter. He found her with his run
away wife at Montrose, Col.
Miss Sadie Curran came down
from Dawson Friday to spend the
day with friends and remain for the
X. of c. dance.
Dir. James Houston returned Satur-
day to Nebraska City. after a visit
with the family of his brother, DR.. |.
NJ. Houston.
There are several cases Of chick
enpox in town Several of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Camblin's children are
afflicted.
Mrs. NonOven and Nellie Cain
went to |lliaWatha last Friday to visit
the latter's sister, Mrs. u. l.. Me
Coy.
Rev. IL. Rex will leave next Wed
nesday for Florida. where he will
take a long, and much needed rest.
Miss Minnie Murphy came down
from Humboldt last Friday and at
tended the dance in the evening.
George Hol; returned Monday from
st. doe, where ne has been working
for the Adams Express Co.
c. J. O'Brien came in from Nc
Cook the latter part of last week TO
visit relatives and friends.
Jack Walsh of the First National
bank OF humboldt, WAS a business
visitor here Tuesday.
Eliza Williamson and Gurley Alex
ander returned Saturday from their
trip to Sabetha.
Sheriff Fenton went To Dawson on
Sunday 10 attend the funeral of Roy
Wilkinson.
George Fallstoad returned Friday
night from a business trip down in
Kansas.
WANTED-Good mich COW. fresh
or soon 10 pe fresn. Gail al his Of
flee.
Mrs. Art Smith of Humboldt Wis
tied over Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Minnie Murphy of Humboldt
visited Falls city friends Monday.
j. II. Miles returned Monday night
from a business trip to the east.
Miss Elsie Bailey is entertaining
a lady friend from Bennett. Neb.
Mrs. Malyina Doerner visited over
Sunday with relatives in Rulo.
Mrs. Maude Wigtou will read
The Tribune during 1910.
Mr., and Mrs. II Pyle of Preston
were in town Saturday.
". d. Easley of Lincoln spent
Tuesday in II midst.
-loung's Pantorium cleans and
presses ladies skirts. tiff
Mrs, Hayden Bowers was dow
from Nerdon Friday.
John Wiltse was a business visitor
to Pawnee Monday.
Roscoe Anderson was down from
Humboldt Tuesday.
Dan kroh of Stella Vas on our
streets Tuesday.
Dir, Montgomery was down from
Stella Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Bailey has been quite
sick this week.
Jake Whipple was in Nebraska CITY
Tuesday.