The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
HUM BOLDT

1919
Chicago.
Jake Vanier of Dubois was here on
Saturday.
Irwin Shirley was a Lincoln visitor
this week.
a son was born to Rev. Buell. and
wife Tuesday.
John Holechek had business In Lin
coin this week.
n. c. Campbell was a county seat
visitor Friday.
Lulu Boss has accepted the position
OF deputy postmistress.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson was down from
Lincoln the past week.
Mrs. Ray Gist went to Falls City on
Monday to visit friends.
Ed Hodapp principal Of the schools
at Verdon spent Sunday with his
mother south OF town.
Mrs. Kinsey residing south of town
is reported seriously sick.
George Jones who spent the summer
in Canada returned this week.
Gilbert Beard of Mcclure, S. D. ar
rived Sunday on a visit to friends.
DR.. Blumer who has located at Sa-
lem visited his mother here Sunday.
DR.. Marsh and wife left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives at Emporia, Kan.
John Cowman left Sunday for St.
Louis to spend the winter with his SOP.
John Lee is unable to attend to his
duties in the store on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. DAVIS and daughter went to
Auburn Sunday to see Der sister who
Is sick.
w. L. Lipke of Scottsville, Kansas.
is in tre city visiting James K Liggett
aud wife.
Mesdames Chef Power and Minnie
Uokefer returned Friday from a weeks
visit IN Auburn.
Bessie Lee, a teacher in the SCHOOLS
at Lyons, Neb spent Sunday with her
parents here.
Jennie Fellers and guest, Mae Bene-
diet Of Scranton, Pa, visited Stella
friends this week.
Mrs. sanford who had been visiting
her parents here returned to her home
in Lincoln MONDAY.
Mrs. A. d. Glse retureed Thursday
from a short visit with Mrs. A. A.
Tanner in Lincoln.
Mrs. Marble and daughter returned
Sunday from a visit with Lincoln and
Tecumseh friends.
Ollie Petrashek came over from Peru
Friday to spend a few days with her
parents south of town.
Jesse Harshberger aud wife are the
parents Of a little daughter born to
them II day last week.
Otis Hunter and wife who travel
with a theatrical troup visited here
butS wick VIII uG1 pdEeUbo.
Mrs. Violet Sweeney Tidball and
children of Crete, spent the past week
with James Holman and wife.
The Harvest Festival given by the
Presbyterian ladies in the opera house
Friday and Saturday cleared $150.
Mrs. Fred Hummel returned Friday
from Aurora, Ill, where she had been
summoned by the sickness of a relative.
Dudley Goddard was down from Lin
coin the last of the week looking after
business and also visiting with his
G. w. Segrist, A. w Thompson, H
+. Smith, Art Warner and Milo Shields
witnessed the races at Dubois Friday
Riley Roberts has purchased a bar
Der shop in Dawson and moved his
household effects to that place this
week.
Gently moved here from Lincoln are
now located in the cottage lately vaca
ted by Rev. Hamilton and family.
Homer Beaver and wife were ST. Joe
visitors the past week. the latter under
going an operation at Ellsworth hos
pital. Mr.. Beaver returned home
Sunday.
Vincent Hiskey and Carrie Kerr,
two well known young people residing
southeast of town, were united in mar
riage on Wednesday at last week. They
will go to house keeping in the near
future on the farm 10Y occupied by
James Hiskey.
Mrs. Geo. Seabury is in the city yis-
iting her father, o. A. Cooper. She
expects to leave this week for Kansas
City, Mr.. Seabury's headquarters hav-
ing recently been changed from Chica-
to the above point, and the family