The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1910-05-20
The COMERS AND COERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME-.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends HaV3 en- Doing
the Past Week.

population at $40.
Rev. Payne of the Verdon Congre-
gational church was in town Mon
day.
Mrs. M. J. Clancey of Dawson was
in town Tuesday looking after busi-
ness.
Mr. Bryan in his recent St Louis
speech declared that the liquor inter-
ests were in politics in Nebraska.
Rev. Severance of Salem drove to
the city to attend the meeting of the
Federated churches Monday afternoon
The big comet showed up beauti-
fully to those who listened to their
alarms last Friday morning and got
up to see.
Roy Daggett of Salem was in Falls
City Monday and paid The Tribune a
pleasant call. Roy is interested in
water power and things electric
Mr.. Arnold, who lives in the north
part of town, and who is suffering
from a paralytic stroke is very poor
ly at this writing The old gentle
man is suffering intensely.
Rev. Essely of Maple Grove was in
town to meet Mrs. Essely. who re-
turned from Fremont, where she
was attending missionary meeting
of the Evangelical church.
San Diego and Los Angeles, Cal,
experienced sharp earthquake,
which caused the dishes to rattle, :
and walls to crack, and greatly alarm
ing the inhabitants, however, nc na-
terial damage resulted.
Rev. Bex OF the Catholic church
preached his farewell sermon Sun
day morning. Father Bex goes to
Burchard, where his duties are less
ardurous. Father Hoffman will take
Father Bex's place in this city.
Indiana Democrats scent trouble
when Mr.. Bryan goes east to stump
for Mr.. Kern. Apparently the demo-
Gratis of Indiana have been and still
are looking to the brewery interests
for liberal campaign contributions.
George Fallstead and w. S. Leyda,
who were the local representatives of
the X. of p who met at Fremont
last week, returned Friday. They re-
port an excellent time. The conyen-
ton was we'll attended and the inter-
est good.
Trinity Sunday-Iloly communion
at 1880 a. m Sermon at 1915, the
theme will be. THE Power of The
Soul Evensong and sermon from
the Gospel for the Day at o'clock.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. NC. l..
Neide, Rector, St Thomas church.
Rev. Naninga assisted Rev. NATL
in holding the first quarterly meet
at the Zion Preston charge. There
was preaching at Zion Friday and
Saturday evenings, and at Preston on
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Thomas Wilkinson of Dawson is
preparing petition praying the Drain
age board of Dist. No. | to change
the location of the South Forks big
ditch in the locality in which, ac-
cording TO his petition the present
survey would effect his land unfavor-
ably.
Mrs p. H. Jussen left Monday for
Omaha to attend the council of the
Episcopal church which convened at
that place Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Neide, May
or Keeling and r. l.. Himmelreich
left Tuesday afternoon. They all
expect to return Friday.
TIE bunch of niggers and plain white
stables on the west side of town
got merry on some tangle-foot Sun
day night and it required the city
marshal, the mayor, the town car
penter and variety of other help
to adjudicate matters satisfactorily in
the community Monday morning.
Rev. B. F. William of Pittsburg,
Pa, filled the Baptist pulpit both
morning and evening He was
ably assisted by C. S. Colburn of
Kansas City, who led thhe singing.
The morning attendance was good
and everybody was highly elated over
Rev. Williams presentation of Bible
truths and the excellent singing of
Mr.. Colburn. The unfavorable con-
ditioa of the weather kept many