The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-03
Miss Violet King, stc%nographer

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Arthur Johnson went 10 Nerdon
yesterday afternoon on business.
Charles Babb was down from
Omaha yesterday and will remain
about a week.
Louis Wolf returned yesterday from
Beloit, Kansas where he has been
experimenting the building of a
depot for the Missouri Pacific.
John Sims was a Burlington pas
senger to Pawnee City yesterday.
Herman Fritz and wife from near
Fargo were in town yesterday.
Mr.. BiIlips is down from Table
Rock on business.
Mrs. Margaret Sailor vas down
from Verdon yesterday in company
with Mrs. J. c. Ayers and Mrs. Claud
Sailors.
John Kanaly was up from Rulo yes
terday.
Mr.. Stroud, who was partially paral
yzed last week is improving.
Louis Davies, who had his ankle
ap9Gincd so badly last week by fall
ing off his pony is able to return 70
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Butcher return
ed yesterday from their visit to rel
%atiyes in Elkhart, Ind.
c. Williamson was down from Sa-
lem Thursday.
J. b. Douglas, secretary of the re
cumseh Building and Loan Associa-
ton, came to Falls City today to look
after some of the business interests
of the company of this city.
Mr.. Evans of the Continental In
s%uranee Co, is in town today calling
on his agent, G. II. Fallstead.
Miss Minnie Wolff is out today
for the first time since her severe
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Frank Mullen Of Humboldt
made The Tribune office a very
pleasant call while in town today.
Miss May VanDusen seems to have
the building bee in her bonnet. She
has been seer several times lately
in close conversation with one of
our contractors. At the latest re-
ports Mr.. Rice has failed to land
the contract.
Miss Floy Mcmillan is taking Miss
Nellie Downs place in John Powells
office, during Miss Downs vacation.
Vim. Wilson is reported to be i'm
proving today. He has been quite i'll
for several days.
J. f. Walsh of Humboldt is in the
city attending district court.
The supper given by the ladies of
the Christian church last night was a
decided success. They cleared about
$50 for their efforts.
Quite a large party from this city
contemplates going to st. Joe, Mch.
9th. 9TH and 8th to see Ben Hurr.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hays of Stel-
la were among the out of town peo-
PIE dl the Elks udlCc ldSt HiSHl.
Charles Martin of the X. C. pool
hall went to Alma, Neb., yesterday for
a weeks visit.
Tom Hall of Lincoln came down
from Verdon this morning with his
brother in the auto.
Judge Pemberton of Beatrice has
been here during the week for court
and was a pleasant caller at this
office.
John X. Baker was down from Sa-
lem yesterday.
Miss Ella Williamson of Humboldt
is a guest of her brother and other
friends. She came for the Elk's
dance last night.
Guy Vail went duck hunting yes
terday and got - back
Apprentice girls wanted at the
Wittrock Millinery tore. If
John Fritz from Fargo was in
town yesterday,
Miss Una Snidow came down from
Verdon last night to remain over
Sunday at home.
John Hall is down from Nerdon to-
day.
DR.. w. S. Fast will be here on
his regular visit Tuesday, March Z,
at DIR. Wilson's office. Hours 9 a.
m. till 8 p. M. tt
The Falls City chorus met last
night with good attendance.
Editor Herbert of the Hiawatha
| World was among the interested spec
tators at the Elk's reception and
dance yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas MeDermond of Keuane