The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17
HUMBOLDT.

Dr. j. L. Candy was in rails City
this weke.
Henry seeley of Lincoln visited
friends here this week.
The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs. G.
W. Butterfield Tuesday
J.. Curtis and wife oaa Stella visited
Humboldt relatives Monday.
James Hnizda was a passenger to
Table Rock the middle of the week.
DR.. J. \. Waggener was a passen-
er to st, Joe the middle of the week.
Mrs. Mary Stone of Fargo, S. d.,
is visiting her parents, Frank Porak
and wife.
Mrs. j. f. Walsh entertained the
ladies of Macabee lodge at a kensing-
ton Wednesday.
Lee Wittwer Of Missouri visited
the family of Glaud Linn aud wife
the last of the week.
Mrs. William Fisher of Washington.
Kas, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
yin Rihlli lilS 8tth.
Mrs. J. e. Cornell of Saratoga,
Wyo., is a guest at the home of
Frank Snethen and family.
Mrs. Charles STARTS of Falls City
has recently been a visitor at the
home of her mother, Mrs. S. Samson.
George Alberts and wife went to
st. Joseph the last of the week.
where the latter received medical
treatment.
Harry Mann and little son, Her
bert, returned the middle of the week
from a visit with friends at Long
Island, Kas.
II. 2. Marble, who has been spend
ing some time in Macy, Neb., return
ed the last of the week for a visit
with his family.
Frank Sherman, formerly of this
place, but now proprietor of a bar
Der shop in Table Rock, was on our
streets Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Beurstetta of Tecun-
sch visited at the home of her brother
Ambrose Beurstetta and family, the
last of the week.
Mrs. Norman Bulls and daughter,
Mildred, after a visit with Humboldt
relatives, returned to their home in
Kansas City this week.
Eben Feake, son of w. J.. Peake,
formerly of Humboldt, was married
at Larned, Kas., to Miss Ethel Spur
gin, who formerly lived on the Miles
ranch.
Earnest Harding and wife, who
were recently married in Dawson.
have gone to housekeeping in the
groom's cottage in the west part of
town.
Mrs. A. d. Gise came from Salt
Lake City last week, She will re-
main several weeks with her parents,
G.. w. Butterfield and wife. She will
then so TO her new home at Spring
field, Mo.
Rev. Jos. Adams of Bethany has
been called to preach in the Chris
tian church of this place. The ladies'
of this congregation have recently
purchased a new piano, and the
church seems to be in a prosperous
condition.
l.. J. Segrist has commenced the
erection of a lumber shed, to be adj
ded to the west of the building al
ready used by him in his lumber bust
ness. He will remove the material
from the IN lot, opposite his place.
of business. and in this place a large
garage will be built by aSstock COM
pany.
Mrs. O. T. Little received word
that her nephew, Will Raney, a stu
dent of Hastings college had success
fully passed the examination to Sc
cure a Cecil Rhodes scholarship. be-
ing the only M of seven to reach
the required grade. The applicants
for the honor represented five col
leges.
y pre-nuptial shower was given
Miss Rose Oberly at the home of
Sarah Edie, Friday evening. Those
receiving invitations were asked to
draw a number. representing a
of a house. The article given by
them to the bride, being something
appropriate for the room indicated by
the number drawn.