The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-17

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work.
Alvin and Frank Porr came down
from Humboldt this evening to spend
Sunday with Miss Louise Rule and
Miss Rill Houston.
Mrs. Rosa Nofsger and sons from
near Dubois We're here on legal bus
mess today.
Cut prices On meat at {. Y.
T@hornton's. Brisket boil Sc per III.
Rib roast &c per pound. The best
meat. II.
John |Fankhauser was down from
humboldt on Saturday and attended
the directors meeting at the court
house.
Miss Fuller is here visiting her
uncle and has accepted Il position as
stenographer with a business firm in
this city.
Mike Meliza and family of Verdon
were visiting with friends in the
city Saturday and also doing their
shopping.
Alfred Kanel of Humboldt was one
of the many in attendance at the dir
eetor's meeting at the eourt house
Saturday.
Olive Tilden came down from Saler
this morning and is the guest of
Mi IS Grace HARLAN.
Bernard DuerfeldC and son were
down from Barada yesterday.
Harry roeblinger has returned from
McCook and will take a position as
brakeman ON the Missouri Pacific.
Nj. and Mrs. Bert, Veaeh were
down from Weldon Friday to attend
tho fehorsal Of thu Falls City Choir
Us 1T the home Of Mrs. Banks.
Sheriff Fenton went to Lincoln on
the early train this morning, stop
ping at Shubcrt toa a patient to be
takeE to the state asylum.
Mir. ana Mrs. c. II. Dorland left
this afternoon for their home at
Bennett, Neb., after a weeks visit
with DR.. Bailey ard family.
Don't forget the Better Falls City
discussion sunday night at the Pres
byterian church Ly Supt. Wood.
What about cur public schools. Are
they good, bad or Indifferent.
II. j. Hanika was down from Shu-
bert today.
Mrs. T. J. Gist will return tomorro
from a business trip to Lincoln.
Mrs. Burchard will come home to-
night from Atchison where she has
been caring for her mother who is
very i'll. She will rest at home awhile
her sister from Quincy, Ill, staying
with the mother in the mean time.
New Suits and Coats for the Spring
of 1911. Nifty and up to the very
last minute in style, at the Ready
to Wear Store, Fred II. Schock. 10-2t.
l. j. Berger was over from Reserve
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Peck of Re
serve were trading here yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Lyford came down
from Tecumseh Friday to visit over
Sunday at home.
J.. F. Winter of Lincoln was here
on business yesterday.
John Holeman of HUMBOLDT was a
business visitor here Friday.
r. N. Mackey of Kansas City spent
Friday here.
J. NJ. Dye was down from Humbol-
DIT yesterday.
d. w. Stanley of ST. Joe was look
ing after business matters here yes
terday.
E. c. Craige of Hiawatha was in
town yesterday.
Miss Ctace Auxier come down from
Verd II Friday and remained for
the Chorus rehearsal in the evening
She is among the number who have
joined the chorus now rehersing.
lie ANliik { "AdH J. ldS, Dl Vail
Eush.
Mrs. Joachim Eichhoff, who has
been quite i'll. is improving now.
Roy Mastin has accepted a position
in Lincoln as stenographer in the of
flee of the Rumly FIGURING Co.
Col. Bill Spragins took Billy Veach
of Verdon under his protecting wing
and hied him off to the Ozark region
of Southern Missouri, yesterday. af
ternoon. Now the natives will have
a pair at which to set up and take
notice.
r.. II. Curtzer is N the city He
is representing the Eart-Poor W.ac-
Tor 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fritz were