The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-29

Now is the time to plant straw
berries. 13-tf
By your seed corn at Heek's
feed store. 15-2t.
4. d. Harris Vas a shubert visitor
here Monday.
4. e. aGntt went to Lincoln on
business Sunday.
Miss Mary Murphy of Wallis store,
spent Sunday in Rulo.
If it's shoes you want, call at
the Home Shoe store. AIT
Mike Cronin and Ray Mcyey of Ru-
10 were in town Monday.
John Harshberger of Humboldt was
here ON business Monday.
G. ID. Lawrence was a business Wis
itor from Salem here Saturday.
Busy time-quick work with
Vacuum Cleaner. Phone 20S or l26.
VIM. Higgins attended the funeral
of Mrs. Dore in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Leyda Switzerland of Oma-
ma is spending the week in the city,
Carl Searson of Superior was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Sanford over
Sunday.
William Kluber is in Reserve this
week, where he has a ca%rpentering
contract.
John Oswald was in Salem Monday
making pictures of the ruins from
the fire.
A. J. Weaver returned Friday from
a business trip to Minneapolis and
st. Paul.
Harry Schrader and wife of Shu-
bert visited Mr., and Mrs. j. Bloom
Wednesday.
J. a. Shields went to Kansas City
Monday to buy new supplies for
the Variety store.
Neal Thornton went to Omaha on
Monday to attend the funeral of his
aunt. Mrs. Larry Dore
Miss May Started and Miss Nellie
O'Brien went to Wymore to spend a
few days with relatives.
Alexander. Hilgenfeld returned on
Monday from a visit with his wife's
relatives in Sabetha, Kas.
p. F. and Tom Murphy returned on
Tuesday from Barada, where they
went Sunday for a short visit.
Miss Anna Mason anne down from
Peru to spend Sunday with her moth
er. She returned to school Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Berry an daughter, Miss
Julia, returned Tuesday to their At
Gibson home after a visit with rela-
tiyes here.
Miss Margaret Mooney and Miss
Mollie Winterbottom of Rulo were
guests of Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy on
Tuesday of this week.
S. A. Little was a business visitor.
in Omaha Monday. where he met
eastern statesmen and bought some of
the years best novelties.
Eugene Merideth, formerly of Sa-
lem, was down from Lincoln Mon
day representing a candy company.
and looking UP old friends.
Miss Helen Wagner of Oklahoma
visited Mrs. T. j. Oliver over Sun
day. She was on her way to Peru
to attend the summer school.
Tom Murphy, an old time resident
of this section is in the city visiting
the family of his sister, Mrs. Jer-
ry Kanaly, and other relatives.
]. f. Martin of Lincoln was in the
city calling upon the trade Wednes-
day. While in the city he was the
guest of his brother-in-law, Al Spear.
Mrs. w. f.. Darlington entertained
a number of friends at "A six O'Clock
dinner Wednesday, evening. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs. S.
L Marts' birthday.
The Atchison Commercial club is
making a tour of Kansas and south
eastern Nebraska this week in a
special train. They will arrive in
Falls City over the Burlington. by
way of Wymore aud Pawnee Friday
evening. From Falls City they will
return to Atehison over the Missouri
Pacific.
Fred Metz. representative of the
executive committee of the Young
= Mems Christian Association of Ne
braska was in Falls City the first of
the week looking over the field. Their
is some talk of starting a Y. NJ. G..
A. in Falls City. The result of his