The Falls City tribune., 1910-06-10
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Tuesday,
Glen Mcmillan is enjoying a trip
to Colorado.
Geo. Turner was down from Daw.
son Sunday.
DR.. Kerr was in Omaha the first
of the week,
James Tangney and wife are visit
ing in Oklahoma.
Visiting cards, only Doe per pack
age at The Tribune.
L. c. Edwards was in Auburn be-
tween trains Monday.
You get what's worth while when
you read The Tribune.
Mable Greenwald went to Montana
Monday to visit her sister
Miss Martha Helm of Dawson is
visiting friends in this city.
Jim Mooney was up from Rulo on
Monday TO root for the fans.
Ora Crook was out to Rock Creek
visiting his best girl. Sunday.
The Tribune from now until Janu-
airy /. 1911, for only 70 cents.
Tom Kinsey was UP from st. Joe
to see his mother who resides there.
w. w. MeDermet of Salem missed
! the Ball game Tuesday because of
the rain.
Mrs. e. Butler came down from
Barada Monday to do shopping in
Falls City.
J. c. Chism and wife Of Stella were
visiting with friends in Falls City ON
Tuesday.
G. II. Marsh of the Rulo Register
was in the city Tuesday on legal bus
mess Tuesday.
Mrs.Belle MCPHERSON, who recently
purchased the Lindell hotel, took pos
session Monday.
Show The Tribune to your neighbor
If you like il be may also. Pass a
good thing along.
Mrs. J. F. Watson left Tuesday af-
t|ernoon for Beatrice to attend the
State Sunday School convention.
Are you helping to make the meas
ure for which The Tribune is fight
ing popular in Richardson county.
The Democratic State Central com
mittee has decided to hold the state
convention at Grand Island, July &c.
Kansas City has passed an ordin-
ance prohibiting the making of music,
and the keeping of animals in saloons
Hiawatha has subscribed 81 200
worth of stock in the Kansas league,
and will, no doubt, get into the game
soon.
Rev. J. r. Nanninga is keeping
bachelor hall at the Evangelical par
sonage. 1t is notable that he wears
a troubled look.
Rev. N. C. Brooks went to Lincoln
Monday night. From Lincoln he will
go to Beatrice to attend the State
Sunday School convention.
While Rev. NJ. c. Brooks is attend
ing the convention at Beatrice, Mrs,
Brooks and the children are off to
Pawnee City visiting her parents.
Van Tappen Of the Mink League,
went to Kansas City Tuesday even
ing. He took with him The Yribune's
t~abulated score to present to the Kan.
sas City Star.
Those who have not enrolled in
the $500 vacation course which the
Keister Ladies Tailoring College is
offering, have an opportunity to do
so any time before June Goth.
Mrs. Watson, Marie Lichty and Hell
EN- Heineman left Tuesday afternoon
to represent the Brethren Sunday
School at the state convention at
Beatrice. They will return Friday.
The Republican State Central com
mittee will meet in the Lincoln hotel
in Lincoln, Neb., June 10 to deter
mine upon the time and place for hold
ing the state convention.
George Baird of Salem is a good
ditcher, but John Barleycorn went
him one better, Monday, because OF
the rain, to the advantage of Judge
Spraggin's court accounts.
The exceedingly wet weather is
likely to reduce the local supply of
strawberries. Lovers of this fruit will
do well not to delay placing their or
ders until the shortage puts the price
out of reach.
The prices at which the horses sold
at the Heiser sale Saturday would
indicate hat the market is not over
stocked at present. Horse flesh must
be more than a luxury in the French
capitol just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schaer returned
Sunday night from their tip to Elk
celsior Springs. After spending a few
DAYS at the home of Mrs Sanford and