The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-22
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Table Rock visiting relatives.
Miss Gertrude Miller was sick
n few days during the past week.
Mrs. Guy Daggett left for Falls
City Tuesday 10 visit with her grand
mother.
A number from Humboldt and Yer
don attended the roller skating rink
here Saturday night.
The schools We're closed here Fri
day and the teachers visited the
Nebraska City schools.
Miss Anna IIolderman. a sister of
Rev. fToldeman is visiting with Rev.
Holdeman and family.
Mrs. Ella Gagnon is keeping house
for Mrs. Charles Mason during her
absence to Kansas City.
The ladies' of the Missionary soci-
ely cleaned and carpeted the Evan
gelical church last week.
Misses Sadie Coyle and Regena
Proyosca, Of McCook, Neb., are Wis
iting with Father Loughran.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sippley left
Saturday to visit in Pawnee City.
They stopped at Humboldt to see
friends Monday, returning here Tues
day.
The cold wave that followed the
siege of summer weather has caused
many a farmer to congratulate him
self that he didn't commence to plant
corn.
Mrs. V. E. Emerson of San Francis
co, Cal, formerly a resident of this
place, arrived Tuesday and will make
a short visit with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. ]. A. Helm.
w. b. Maze of Hardy, Neb., stop
ped In Dawson and visited Charles
Wuster and family Monday night.
He left Tuesday for Canada, where
his sons will buy land.
Word has been received that J.W.
Anderson. who has been living in
Minnesota has traded his land there
Tor a Canadian farm and is moving
his family to that place.
The dry land dredge south of Daw-
son is making good progress. 1t is
quite a novelty and many people 90
out to see it scoop out the future
channel for the Nemaha.
While trying to open a glass at
the senior spread Monday evening,
Miss Ellen Boleiack received quite
a severe cash ON her right hand.
She tainted and stood through it
bravely.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime into the electric light plant
idea has not yet reported. Dawson
is anxious to have some light ON pub
lie improvements. Why not turn on
The current?
Quite a number of persons have
job printing that they want done very
much but are holding it, hoping that
the Outlook plant will start again.
when they would prefer having it
done at home
The board of trustees of the Evan
gelieal church are renovating the par
sonage, The new porches, fresh
paint and clean paper will make a
decided difference in both convent
ence and attraetiyeness.
VIM. Fenton was called to Omaha
last week to visit his son., who un-
derwent an operation for appended
It's, Doctors Allison and Riley were
the surgeons in charge. They assur-
ed Mr.. Fenton that the patient was
in a most satisfactory condition.
Mrs. Charles Mason received the
news that her sister, Miss Katie Hud-
son, who has been principal in n
of the Kansas City schools, is dan
gerously i'll at the Red Cross hospit-
al in that city. Mrs. Mason, accom-
panied by w. II, Hudson, and Mrs.
Charles Avery left Tuesday for that
place.
The seniors. because of the beau
tiful spring weather we had been
having, planned for a supper in the
woods, but the extreme change in the
weather and the fact that many dain-
ties had been prepared, all spent
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Leona Barlow. All thoroughly en-
joyed the evening; games and sup
per. together with refreshments be-
ing the chief features.
The field meet between the Daw-
son and Humboldt boys last Thurs
day scored Al to 80 in favor of
Dawson. Quite a crowd from here
attended. humboldt seemed very
sure of success, but probably recall
ed the old adage. Pride cometh he