The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-18
LA.

L. 'Aib Vi hNai AI3fC mn oh
Friday.
+. NJ Hinkle made a trip to Auburn
Monday.
John CLARK is now working near
Humboldt.
Vera Barstler was taken very sick
on Wednesday,
VIII Jay Of Lincoln was a visitor
here Thursday.
r. A. Clark returned from a trip to
Omaha Friday.
Miss Leeeh of Des Moines, Iowa. was
in town Thursday.
7. c. Cunningham OF near Nerdon
was here Thursday.
Mrs. Hogrefe and son visited near
Verdon the past week.
II. II. Harms of near Humboldt was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas of Lincoln spent the
week here visiting relatives
Chas, Weaver and family of Verdon
visited friends here Sunday.
Mike Shafrer returned from Kansas
where he has heen visiting.
c. c. Miller and wife of Table Rock
visited friends here Saturday.
J. W. Yaught went to Omaha Sat
urday to TAXI in the corn show.
r. j. B~eauchamp and wife of near
Howe were visitors here Friday.
Ollie Balm who is teaching school at
Preston visited friends here Sunday.
Arthur Bronson of Verdon was here
this week finishing h. A. Clark's resi-
dence.
Harry Gilliland has been moving to
the Haskell farm south of town the
past week,
c. w. Beattie of Tarkio, Mo-, arriv-
ed Tuesday and will farm near here the
coming year.
Us. Mann and family moved into the
property they purchased in the east
part of town.
Vandeventer and Wagner shipped
three cars of stock to Kansas City
Tuesday night.
Mesdames Julian and Moore and
Miss Janette Weller visited friends In
Auburn Friday.
Nevada Hays returned from Kansas
City Thursday where she had been Wis
it%inglher sister.
j. r. Cain, jr. land wife went to Paw
nee Monday to attend a BANG uet Of
the Masonic order.
Mrs. Charles Shafer came home from
the hospital Wednesday and her ey $
are much improved.
jeff Warield while scufiing with
Pat Dempsey Friday at school fell and
broke his collar bone.
Joe Nedrow went to Falls City We'd
nesday and visited relatives and then
went to Norton, Kansas, to visit.
c. A. Lord and family, and Misses
Nusbaum and Imler came over from
Shuhert Thursday and visited friends.
Next Sabbath is Xmas Sabbath at
the Lutheran church aud the choir are
preparing special music for the occa
sion.
E. S. Mickey, son of Gov. Mickey is
acting as state bank examiner in this
section and examined the bank here
Saturday.
hr fO1nS lnofpnn On IMoloo-ln, 80
well attended and everyone heard a
very interesting lecture on the cliff
jewellers of Arizona,
While Mrs. Gergens was doing some
trading at the drug store Saturday, her
little daughter was bit by a dog, but
not bad, the scare was worse than the
: bite.
Monday an unknown man tried to
steal the overcoat out of Ed Work
' mans buggy, but was caught in the
act, AS the marshal was not around al
f the time he was turned loose.
Mart Gergens and family left TO,
:. their new home at Ell Reno. Their
visit was shortened here on account O
the illness of Mrs. Gergen's father who
is very i'll at his home In Ell Reno.
The band boys met Tuesday nigh
and practiced some old music. Severa
new players are in the band aud the
outlook is good for a strong band the
coming season. All they need is thu
town to give them a boost, by securing
them a leader.
The arm of Warren Briggs had to bt
amputated the second time Saturday.
The arm was taken off about half wa,
between the elbow and shoulder. 1t wa.