The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-21

mules, purchased two months ago
from a farmer rear Nemaha for 1918,
brought 1915. and a couple of yearling
mules sold for $3.50. \ three-year-old
Belgian, weighing 1850 pounds. sold
for S2l2.50; Il two-year-old colt be
longing to John jenkins brought
$215; IA team of matched greys seven
and eight years old sold for $500.
The Wallace Farmer makes men
ton of the recent marriage of II. NJ.
Yoder and Miss Benson, formerly of
Des Moines, Ia. The marriage came
as a total surprise to Mr.. Yoder's fam.
lily and friends here. All join in ex-
tending congratulations and heartiest
wishes for a long and happy married
life.
\ family reunion was held at the
home of Mrs. Addie Brockman New
Years day. Those PRESENT were A.
Il. Cornelius and family, Ross Brock
nan md wife, also George Prichard
AID two sons from Falls City. Miss
Amy Cornelius helped TO serve the
dinner Stella Press.
Miss Stella Knickerbocker and
brother, Paul, have rented the Shields
cottage in the east part of town, and
with their grandmother moved into
it the fore part of the week. Paul
has entered high school and he finds
il two cold TO go back and forth from
the farm.
Geo. Mclrenry returned from New
York the past week, where he had
marketed a ear of chickens for our
local buyer, Z e. James. He made
a stop ut Niagria Falls on his re-
turn trip and reports a very enjoy
able trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Wilson have
given up their proposed trip to Flor
da March LIST they will take posses
sion of their own residence property,
which they will have greatly improv.
ed In the nea future.
Miss Nellie Hossaek returned Sun
day from Fullerton Nebraska. where
she attended the wedding of her
brother. w. A. Ilossaek to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Whitney,
l.. Withee aud J. NJ. Stanley of
Stella were guests AZ the home of
John llossaek Sunday. From here
they made a business trip to Burch-
ard and Pawnee City.
Mrs. Louie Wirth went to Lin
coin Thursday to take the little KEEL
ly children, who were sent to a
Catholic institution there. She re-
turned Saturday.
G. ID. Humphrey of Richardson CO.
unity, Neb., marketed a carload each
of cattle and hogs January 18th.
Kansas City Stock Yard Journal.
James Coupe. who is attending the
State University at Lincoln, came to
this city and spent Sunday with home
folksl
Oscar Zoeller came in Monday and
added his name to The Tribune's fast
growing list OF subscribers,
Miss Lucille Thompson of Taylor.
Texas arrived last Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Il. X. Hurst.
Samuel Lichty spent a few days in
Lincoln this week, where he was look
ing after business matters.
STANLEY Dixon returned to Ham
burg, Iowa. Sunday, after spending a
few days in this city.
Archie Paxton has been very sick
during the week, suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia.
VI. and Mrs. Murt Mcclure and
scr aud Miss Anna Mason were Nor
ril visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate ID. Steele went to Lin
coin Tuesday to attend the state
Farmers Institute.
Miss Nellie Cain returned from a
- to her sister, Mrs. Mccoy in
NiaWatha.
\ G3aham returned the latter part
Of the week from a business trip to
Lincoln.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Judy are Wis
iting their daughter in St. Joe this
week.
D. ,. Riley was down from Dawson
calling on old friends Friday.
-Young's. Pantorium cleans and
presses ladies' skirts. 44-tf
Buy rock salt, barrel and sack
salt at c. A. Heck's. 43-tf
w. w. Jenne was in Hiawatha on
business Monday.
DIR. Waggoner was down from Hum
boldt Tuesday.
New Glassware and Dishes at
Pirkfc