The Falls City tribune., 1910-06-03

will furnish an opportunity fol en-
thusists to exhibit their taste in dee
Grafton, as the fair management are
offering five special premiums for
the best decorated cars. The live
stock parade will be held on the same
day, as this is an annual feature.
Misses loretta Beaver, Bessie and
Ruth Wilson left Sunday night for
South Dakota, where the former will
make her home, and the Wilson
girls will spend their vacation with
their parents or their claim.
Mrs. ". w. Abbey, accompanied by
her two children, Esther and Wal
lace. left Wednesday for her old home
in Iowa. where she will visit with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Rhoades.
They will be away about a month.
The structural work on the new
round house is completed and the
contractors have turned over the
building to the railroad people. There
still remains a large amount of fill
ing in and grading to be done.
Heck d Wamsley have received a
ear load of stoneware, consisting of
walter filters, jugs, crooks of all
kinds. They are prepared to fur
nish the dealers with anything in
this line. Call Phone 1896.
Miss Clara Boose, who has been
visiting her parents in this city,
left the first of the week for Idaho,
where she will live with her brother,
Frank, who is holding down a claim
there.
A reward of from one to fifteen dol
lars on October LIST for the best
kept lawn. Anyone entering the
contest may register at Ceilings bak-
ery.-Mrs. NJ. Giannini, Chairman.
John Higgins returned Monday from
a visit to his cousin, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Bracelen in Minneapolis. He also
visited relatives in Omaha on his re-
turn home.
Rev. j. f. Watson will conduct di-
vine service at the Preston Brethren
church next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Ephraim Withee and little son
Gene, returned to their home in Stel-
la Sunday, after a visit to the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hos
sack.
Mrs. H. r. Wittwer and Miss Helen
Smith of Nemaha Township passed
through Falls City on their way
home from Lawton, Iowa Tuesday.
The well being sunk to supply wat
err for the round house is down about
thirty-five feet and received its first
series of casing Wednesday.
Miss Irma Clark came west and was
met at Kansas City Tuesday by Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Briggs with whom
she will spend the summer.
Cass Jones and wife of Rulo were
guests of friends in this city the first
of the week. They also attended the
Decoration Day exercises.
Torchon and val laces, up to three
inches in width, and a dandy assert
ment of patterns toe at Sc per yard.
1.-THE Busy Store"
The new coal chute for the NJ. p.
yards will be a strictly u%p-to-date
affair. The pit for the elevator is
now being sunk.
Remember only one more week of
the big May sale at 1.-The Busy
Store" Better lay in a supply
Pence G. Little.
Miss Dorothy White returned home
Sunday and will spend her summer
vacation at her home in this city.
Think of it! Seven spools Coats
thread for 25c. Can you beat it.
Pence & Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sheehan are
visiting their daughter at Leayen-
worth, Kas.
Reavis Gist returned to Lincoln the
first of the week, after a short visit
at home.
Grace VanWinkle went to Pawnee
City to attend the commencement ex-
e~rcises.
Steve Miles and Roy Heacock went
to Shenandoah, Iowa the first of the
week.
Miss Margaret Steele went to Lin
coin to visit relatives Wednesday.
1t is good to know that you can
turn on the daylight.
Oliver Fuller of Verdon was in the
city Wednesday.
The grading on the NJ. P. yards
is nearly done.