The Falls City tribune., 1911-04-14
LOCAL HAPPENI
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

John Fritz was a business visitor
in this city yesterday.
Mrs. T. J.. Gist returned from st.
Joseph last night.
J. c, Price of Lincoln was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday,
Chas. Bush came up from Atchison
tc visit with friends in this city last
night.
Mrs. sam prater has been serious
ly i'll the past few days and at
present is much worse.
Mr.. Statler, travelling salesman for
the Harmon Packing Co. Of st. Joe
returned to that place this morning.
DR.. Wagner and daughter of Hum
boldt were in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends yesterday.
The work of putting in the con
crete foundation for the first block
of paving is progressing rapidly.
Several low places in the streets
end uneven front yards have been
filled in and leveled up recently to
the advantage of the travelling public
and the improvement of the city.
herman Fritz was a Falls City
visitor yesterday ON matters of
business.
Miss Helen Martin and Mrs. w.
T.. Fenton expect to go to Kansas
City tonight To take part in the
Carl Busch Cantata. "rhe American
Flag"
Miss Ethel Parohen will go to
Kansas City tonight to take part in
the Carl Busch oantata.
James Jaquet will go to Kansas
City tonight to take part in the Carl
Busch cantata given in Convention
hall Saturday night.
Miss Agnes MoKieyer was forced
to stay away from the store this
morning on account of a severe cold,
that has settled in her eyes.
Gus Ruegge and his mother are
both very Ill at their home in the
northeast part of town.
The lumber dealers are kept hust-
ling these days supplying the gang
of carpenters into the necessary ma
terial for their work.
Mr.. Crawford has been seriously
i'll for the past couple of days. lie
is a sufferer of heart trouble and
the past few days he has had two
very bad attacks.
Harry ]. Pittock goes to Kansas
City tonight to take part in the Can
tata of Carl Busch given in conyen-
tion hall in that city Saturday night,
While there he will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Fast. On his
return he will stop over at st. Joe
and visit with old college friends
over Sunday.
Supt Wood is doing everything in
his power to make this number OF
the School entertainment course a
success. in both n financial and
entertaining way. He is never
firing in his work for school and the
cause of education. Let every one
turn out and attend this entertain
ment. Totten is a hummer. See him
nj the Ceiling Saturday night.
Simanton and pence's fresh new
lettuce looks appetizing. \ sample
Will convince any one that it is good,
If Falls City does not get a good
job of paving it will not be the
fault of those who have charge of
the contract.
Mr.. Hargraye has done some tree
planting that is worth taking time
to look at. Not a great amount of
work, and not verp expensive, but
1t adds greatly to the appearance Of
his corner.
Mrs. Clarence Peabody of st. Joe
and Mrs. G. Y, Stumbo and daugh-
ter, Jennie Pearl, of Lincoln are
staying with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prater, during the serious i'll,
ness of their mother.
If each property owner would take
a little time and pains at this time
10 plant a few trees ami grade III
his front yard, etc, it would add
much to the appearance of the new
Falls City. Let everyone do his
stunt and we will have no occasion
TO lament our action.
A birthday party for little Neal
Giannini in honor of his fifth birthday
will be given this faternoon at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
Giannini. Many little friends are
invited for four o'clock.
Miss Daisy Nerrleback of Peru is
in the city today. She is to act
as n of the judges in the county de.
clamatory contest tonight at the
court house.
Mr.. Walter Keichel, Supt. of the
city schools at Tecumsah is hara 10