The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24
ASCAUCHT BY OUR REPORTER
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doine
the Past Week
pr. Wilson. VAIL building. lit

hearsal of the Falls City chorus.
Mrs. William Carico of Diller, Ne
hraska stopped off today on his way
home from st. Joe where he had
been on the market with stock. lie
enjoyed a short visit with his par
eats.
Fred Schock is In st. Joe today
buying goods,
Mrs. Frank Smith will return to-
night from Fremont where she has
.pcnt q few days.
Most people are popular-with
themselves.
- C. C. Keyt was down from Auburn
Tuesday.
Uncle Jimmy Hayes Is out on the
street again today.
". r. Taylor of Burchard was In
torn yesterday.
James shmucker of Auburn was a
visitor here Tuesday.
q. II. Racknell was over from Pa
donia yesterday.
A.. @. shubert was a Shubert visitor
in the city yesterday.
r. s. Coiiup of Auburn was In our
city on business yesterday.
7. 8. Sneathen of Humboldt was
down on legal business yesterday.
Miss Leila Powell was numbered
among the grip victims a few days
this week.
William Wilson, who has been so
i'll for some time Is reported as
being much better at the present
time.
Walter McKiever went TO Beatrice
today and will return by way OF
P~iattsmouth.
Miss Nellie Lewis of Hiawathe will
bo the guest of Miss Gertie Gossett
Friday to attend the Elk reception.
Mrs. Maria wherry has been quite
sick for a few days this week.
Rev. Day was able to be out yes
terday after his russell with grip.
Miss Celia Pearson spent a couple
Of days with Mrs. White, returning
to her home In Salem yesterday.
A little strip of Rosewood,
Mrs. M. Mason went to Hiawatha
Wednesday to open her spring class
IN art. 'iI UsW
The ladies of the Presbyterian churc
meet his afternoon with Miss A.
Graham.
Mrs. Vondation returned last
night from st. Joe accompanied by
her sister. Who will visit here.
Samuel Vail is having a fine new
electric sign with his name put in
over the alcove of his building.
Miss May Started goes to Atchison
tomorrow to visit relatives.
e. w. ELL of Chicago was here to-
day calling upon the trade.
Frank Snethen is down frmo Hum
boldt today.
Mrs. Abraham Shoemaker of Sa-
betha, Kas, is shopping here today.
Mr.. Anderson of the Carpenter Pa
per Co was here today.
Mr.. Hays received a telegram
from Ravenna to appear there as
soon rs possible.
Manager Ceiling with
great pleasure the appearance of
that great success "The Cow Pncher"
written by Hal Reid, produced by ".
+. Mann, what else need be said. \
play typically American, appealing to
all. Don't fail to see it at tie
Ceiling, Saturday night.
Everything good 10 a at ape
Shroyc Tuesday supper given 10y
the ladies' of the Episcopal church
at he Keeling residence Tuesday.
Roy L. Dykes and Lee Martin of
Stella spent Tuesday in Falls City.
Peter Frederick, Jr., went to
Omaha yesterday to attend the auto
mobile show.
Wake up and get up. put up or
shut up. boost aud push and get in
the game to win.
We can't help feeling sorry for the
man who has been handed the idea
that he is too Big for his brain to di.
gest.
The gymnasium Of the Presbyterian
church is now complete and ready
for use. 1t is we'll equipped with all
the modern appliances, including two
punching bags, a boat. horizantal bar
single and double trapese, Indian
clubs and dumbells and other fit.
tings. All the children and young
people of the church are cordially
invited to use the gymnasium.
The best evidence of a cheap piano
is when you see dealers peddling
them oYer the country from house
TO house. Now stop to think. Do