The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-27

Chas. Bright was over from ohuDert
this week.
Arthur Allen was down from Auburn
Monday.
r. A. Clark was in Omaha during
the week.
, S. Reddick of Humboldt came in
town Tuesday.
Gus Wedd1e of Shubert was in town
during the week.
c. e. Yocam of Dubois was a visitor
here last week.
X. l.. Weick sold his auto last week
to Michael Shafer.
d. S. Farmer and wife were over
from Shubert, Saturday.
Mr.. Parks and wife of Auburn visit
ed friends the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Paradise OF Kansas is
A%isiting her parents here.
Willard Shubert and wife were in
Humboldt during the week.
Hazel Hogrefe and Effie Martin came
up from Atchison Tor a visit.
L. r. CLANCY, Miss Iva and DR.. Hull
went to Auburn the past week
A party of young men from Hum
boldt were bunting here Friday.
Bertha Laws on of Hastings is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. r. Shrek.
J. r Cain jr., and r. A. Clark went
TO Lincoln on business this week.
J.. w. Vaught and daughter Carrie
spent Wednesday at J, p. Gergens.
Mss Clara James left Monday for
Ohio where she will attend school.
C. B. Clark of Kansas City spent the
past week looking after business here.
Prof. Wilson attended the teachers
meeting in Humboldt and ,made a good
talk.
Mrs. John jenkins and daughters
went to Elk Creek Friday to visit rela-
tives.
John Weaver and family of near
Verdon spent SUNDAY with friends
here.
J. S. Johnson of east of town is erect
ing a dwelling on his land near Shu-
bert this week.
C. b. Hare of Pawnee City spent a
few days wishing their daughter, Mrs.
Il. f. Tomlinson.
M. Barstler and daughter Lydia
went to Wayne, Neb., the past week
to visit relatives.
Chas. Shafer went to Omaha Mon
Eday to see his wife who is having her
eyes treated there.
Blanche and Leila McCray came
down from the Cotner university to
visit their parents.
B. E Ogden of Bethany preached in
the Christian church Sunday in the
absence OF his father.
The song services at tbs Lutheran
church Sunday evening we're we'll at
tended and enjoyed by all.
]. F. Elchert the M. p. agent has
his barn built on his lots and will be-
gin erecting his residence o
The Montgomery and snyder sale
amounted to 81, 40 and is considered
one of the best sales of the season.
j. C. Reimers bought the Il. v.
Davis barber shop Mondav. Mr.. Davis
will remain in the shop until March l..
Steve Smith and family of Douglas.
Wyoming arrived the middle OF the
week for a short visit with his brother
M. A. Smith.
The city is placing electric lights
west of the Florence hotel on the way
to the depot. This will light the way
to the depot from town.
The dreaded disease of black leg is
again in this vicinity among the
calves. Thos Briggs of west of town
lost two yearlings the past week.
Wednesday evening Mere Harmon,
who is an employee in the Keefer res
taurant, picked up a twenty-five re-
volver to show some boys it was not
dangerous. But in some ann her
finger touched the trigger and to their
surprise it was loaded. The ball
struck Fred Morgan in the right
shoulder. No one was badly hurt but
several have learned to be more care
full.
Charles-Adams of Des Moines and
Miss Alice McCray of this place were
united in marriage at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Monday evening, Rev.
Ogden of the Christian church officiat-
ing. The groom is at present travel
ing for a clothing house but will take
mercantile work. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
left Tuesday for Boone, Iowa, where
they will be at home after Dec. 10. The
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