The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-24

Fred Sebold came down from Oma-
Ia Saturday, remaining over Sun
day.
Mayme Fisher of Straussyille was
the guest Of relatives here satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Brackhahn were
over from Reserve shopping satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Smith left Sunday for
Fremont. Neb.. for a visit with rela-
tiyos.
The Falls City chorus will meet on
Tuesday evening of this week. A
good attendance is desired.
Miss Leila Powell returned Sunday
from Lincoln where she enoyjed a
weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moor of Hamlin, Kan
sas were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Oliver over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Snyder returned Sat
urday from Lincoln where she had
visited friends for a week.
Miss Agnes McKiever went to Oma-
ha yesterday with Mrs. Frank Smith.
She will return this evening.
Mrs. Ethel Hutchins returned Sat
urday evening from a weeks visit
with Mrs. DePutran in Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Peck OF Re-
serve were in the city Saturday to
do shopping and visit relatives.
Mrs. Rathburn returned to Lin
coin Saturday after a short visit to
her sister, Mrs. II. r. Miner.
Mrs. Frank Gossett and baby left
Sunday for their home in Horton,
Kansas after three weeks visit with
relatives.
The family of p. T. Gear, our new
furniture dealer arrived Saturday.
They are located in apartments at
Mrs. Harris.
/ Miss Lena Witrock left Sunday
for Chicago where she will trim
several weeks at Cages before GO
ing out for the spring season.
Apprentice girls wanted at the
Wittrock Millinery store If
DR.. I. NJ. Houston, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Rill, left Sunday for Oma-
ha for a weeks visit. They will
also visit in Nebraska City before
returning.
Mr., and Mrs. e, T. Korner of
Bellvue, Ohio, will leave tomorrow 70:
Pittsburg, Kas., to visit Mrs. Harry
Morrow. They spent the past two
weeks with their uncle, w. S. Korner.
!. Childrens Highland Bloomer Dress
es. The combinations with Dress
nd Bloaomers combined. Pleases bet
mother and child-Schock's Ready
To Wear Store 17-2t
Clyde Stumbo returned Sunday
from Hamburg, iowa, where he has
been working for the S. j. Knox Co,
After a short visit at home he will
go to Kansas City, where he has
been given a better position with
the same company.
b. f. Crook and son. Guy, we're
down from Salem Saturday. Mr..
Crook has bought a fine modern
residence and after his sale, which
is to be held at his farm Thursday,
he will make arrangements to move
his family to the new home.
A certain young man in Falls City
will go to Kansas City TO buy fur
niture. Rumor las it that it is
not fer his W individual apart
ments, but that the young man will
soon break away from single blessed
ness.
Rev. Day has been very i'll with
grip for several days. His condition
yesterday was quite serious but he
is reported better today.
Miss Carrie Keim is among the
victims of grip, this week.
V. G. Lyford is in Lincoln on bust
ness today.
MISSES Nellle anu Lulu I1dller OIL
this city went to Reserve Saturday to
visit relatives. They will return to-
day.
Mr., Philips left for Table Rock
Saturday having beer in the city
getting up a class for the A. o. L. w.
He returned today.
Mrs. Harris is up from Rulo on
business today.
Guy Vail came up from Atchison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davies returned
from Trenton this morning.