The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-22
HUMBOLDT.

Airs. Henry kuper went to Omaha
Tuesday.
Mrs. Art Wise visited Table Rock
friends this week.
James Hnizda transacted business
in Falls City this week.
DR.. j. A. Waggener returned Sat
urday from a trip to Utica.
Mrs. Earl Brown returned to her
home in Pawnee City this week,
Sarah Edie is now employed as
bookkeeper for Shirley K Beurst-
eta.
J. G. Simmons and wife and Mrs.
W. J.. Davis were in Lincoln this
week,
Mrs. Charles Rieehers of Horton,
kas., is visiting relatives at this
place.
Frank Dorland and family of Peru
spent Sunday with humboldt rel
atives.
Harry Philpot and family from near
Dawson. spent Sunday with Humboldt
friends.
NJ. NJ. Storms and wife went to
Cambridge Friday, whore they are
the guests of friends.
Rev. Asling and wife returned on
Saturday from Kansas City, where
they visited their sons.
John Cowman, accompanied by his
granddaughter, Mrs. Cawtley left
Tuesday for Holdbrook, Neb.
Mesdames A. l.. Dake and Ashford
Edie attended the National w. c.. T.
U. convention held in Omaha this
week.
Monday evening a number of the
friends of Guy Stalder were pleas
antly entertained at his home west
of this city.
Ralph Hummel and Henry Funk
were among those from here who
went to Aberdeen, S. Oak, to regis
ter for land.
Little Olive Power of Kansas City
visited her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Power. east of town
during the week.
Mesdames Ed Dorland and |. Shir-
ley returned from Lincoln this week,
where they attended the meeting OF
the Woman's clubs.
Auburn, and is known TO many in this
Karl Williamson and Charles
James left this week for Peoria, ILL.,.
where they will enter a business col
lege.
Miles Lauderback and wife after a
several weeks visit in the west have
returned, and are now located in the
cottage recently built by Ralph Hum
mel.
Arnold Schuetz and daughter, Miss
Maggie, We're passengers to Sabetha,
Kansas this week. The latter will
receive medical treatment in a hos
pital at that place,
Charles Goddard, DR.. Carver, w. O.
Babcock and F. NJ. Boss attended
the grand lodge of the Rebecea and
Odd Fellow orders held in Lincoln
the middle of the week.
Mrs. John Power left this week for
Rosalia, Kansas, where she will re-
main until the first of the year, her
husband being engaged in looking
after the interests of his farm.
J. Snethen returned Saturday from
Kansas City where he had been
attending the Royal stock show. His
herd of Short Horn cattle that he
had ON exhibition were awarded first
prize.
Mrs. Roscoe Anderson left this
week for Omaha, where she expects
to spend the winter, Mr.. Anderson
VIII De absent q greater part OF the
time travelling for the Independent
Candy Co.
Frank Krasny recently disposed of
his restaurant to his two brothers,
Emil who has been connected with
the restaurant for some time and
Gabriel, who has been farming at
| Ames, Neb.
Russell Wright of Atkinson ar
rived in the city Monday, and the
following day accompanied his mother
to Sharpsburg, Iowa. She has spent
the summer with her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Davis, at this place.
Floyd Cooper and wife were called
to Shenandoah, Iowa this week by
a message announcing the serious
illness of AlonZo McLane. a brother
of Mrs. Cooper. He died shortly
after they arrived at that place. Mr..
McLane was formerly a resident of
vicinity.
Gus Fellers and wife, Genevieye
and Mrs. N. c. Campbell returned
Saturday from Denver, where they
attended a reunion of the Fellers fam
lily. Gus Fellers and wife stopped
there on their way from the Nation
al UndertakerS association which
was held at Portland.