The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-02
HUMBOLDT

George Mcconnell spent Sunday In
Lincoln.
John Power was down from Haveloeb
over Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Bobst has been quite sick
the past week.
Fine new fixtures have been placed
in the State bank.
o. Il. Turner and family have moved
into their new home.
Gale Thompson and family have re-
Gently moved to Auburn,
Lon Coons has returned from II visit
with a brother in Beatrice.
Ed Wanrow and wife were over from
Dubois Sunday visiting his parents.
Rev. Price and family departed this
week for their future home at Nelson,
Neb.
Mrs. Belle Hall of Hope, KS, arrived
here the past week on "A visit % rela'
tives,
Nj. D. Hearst was seriously i'll this
week at his home in the south part OF
the city.
Olive Petrashek left the past week
for Peru where she will attend school
this year.
j. h.. Carpenter formerly of Rulo is
now in charge OF the south side res
taurant.
Grandma Leatherman is spending
the week with her granddaughter in
Omaha.
Col. Harding has recently sold his
farm of So acres at the edge of town
for $1,000.
Ray Gist and family have returned
from an extended visit with relative:
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Fred Noble was down from Lin
coin this week visiting her parents DR.
Candy and.wife.
Mrs. C. X. Cooper visited last weet
with friends in St. Joe and ATTENDED
the military tournament.
Mrs. VIII Gift and baby returned t.
HavelockiSunday after several week
visit with relatives here.
Mrs VIM. Westphal is reported seri
ously i'll at her home south OF tow
suffering from lung fever.
+. M. Hamilton and wife OF Davi'
City, Iowa, are here on a visit to thei
son Rev, Hamilton and family.
Mrs. Gertrude Gird-Irwin, who ha,
been here from Lincoln visiting he
mother returned home Sunday.
DR.. Lewis of Welch, La, who he,
been visiting friends here departe,
Thursday for his southern home.
WIN Bobst, who travels for a Chica
go millinery house, came in of tn
road to spend Sunday with his family
Mrs. Myrtle McCa1lum of Beatric,
arrived here Sunday for a brief visit
returning home Sunday accompanied
Dy ner mOtlef MIS-. sutton,
Herb Mooney arrived in the city tn,
past week from Hiawatha, KS, and ha.
accepted a place in Fishers barber
shop. de will move his family her,
in the rear future.
L. j. Segrist and family are nov
domiciled in their fine new residenc,
property. Harry Bowers and famil,
will occupy the cottage vacated by Mr.
Segriss.
Claud Filson who had been in tn,
city renewing acquaintance with hi
boyhood associates has returned to hi
home in Seattle, Wash, where h,
holds the position of city water com
missioner.
John Lampe, one Of the progressiv.
young stockmen Of this section, woI
first prize in the St. Joe stock sho,
last week on one Of his Aberdeen An
gus cattle.
w. Z. Vets and wife and daughte
Mrs. Jesse Vim. having been in Hum
boldt visiting friends the past week
The family have recently moved fror
Nebraska City to a ranch neal Grant
Neb.
A young son of John Gerdes, resid
ing north of town was seriously iniut
ed one day the past week by being ru
over by a Wagon load of cement one c
the wheels partially passing over tn
boys chest, breaking several ribs an
badly brusing his body.
To quickly check a cold, druggist
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