The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03
THE Corners and COERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing the
Past Week.

Elmer tlshef was down from Bara-
da Saturday.
Henry Glass of Reserve was trading
here Saturday.
II. c. Smith returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from Omaha
w. S. MCGOWAN of Barada was,
Saturday visitor here.
Charles Marion and family were
Morrill, visitors this week.
Miss Stella schock went to Verdon
Tuesday, to visit friends.
Prof T. J. Oliver held services in
the Christian church at Hamlin, last
Sunday.
Myrtle and Robert Wyatt visited
at the home of H. b. Willard during
the week.
John Gleason and daughters, May
and Nina were dawn from Fargo last
Saturday
Mrs. Switzer of Waterloo, Iowa Wis
tied her sister, Mrs Samuel Lichty,
this week.
Mrs. Allan d. May and son re
turned to their home in Auburn on
Friday.
| Misses Fay and Hazel Richie of
Omaha, visited the family of Rev.
Day over Sunday.
Miss Zola Decker of Lawton, Okl.,
arrived Wednesday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. B. F. Morgan.
Bert Bakers friends are glad to
know he is able to be out again, after
his tussle with typhoid.
Mrs. Margery Grant Is spending
this week in Preston with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Sinclair.
Mrs. Spangler and children of Nor
rill, visited her sister, Mrs. Claude
Phillippi, the first of the week.
Mrs. Emmert and Mrs. Coons of
Salem were shopping here Monday,
coming down in the Emmert car.
Mrs. George Holland left last
Friday for visit with relatives in
Belleville, Ohio, her girlhood home.
Robert Wills, who has been visiting
the family of B. F. Morgan, return
ed to his home in Lincoln Monday.
Miss Maude Wixon who has been
visiting Mrs. Bush, left Monday for
her home in Clay Center, Kansas.
Mr.. A. Harris and son, Jesse, of
Shubert, came down the first of the
week, the latter to enter upon
course at the Falls City Business Col
lege. Jesse graduated at the Peru
Normal last year, and will now strive
to master the intricacies of steno-
graphy, and it is safe to say he will
attain that end.
Miss Goldie Musselman, who has
| been visiting Florence Bowers, re-
turned to her home in Clay Center,
Kas, Monday.
urday from Mitchell, Neb., where
she visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
Baldwin
Misses Emma McNeill and Maude
Evans, who have been visiting A. r.
Keim and sisters, left Monday for
Onawa, Iowa.
N. B. Judd returned Sunday from
a visit to his old home at Wenona,
H., where he attended the reunion
of the Judd family.
Mrs. G. Nicholson entertained her
brother and his family from Misso-
uri Tuesday They made the trip
in their touring car.
Miss Louise Horn, who has been
living on her claim near Agnes, S.
D., for the past year, came home last
Saturday for a visit.
Lorine Zachman and John Hast
ings of Mound City, Mo-, are in the
city visiting their cousin, Mrs. Her
bert Hedges and family.
Mrs. Josie Gilroy returned to her
work at the Hermes Produce office
Monday morning. She has enjoyed
a seven weeks vacation.
Fred Schaible and family were
over from Fairview, Kansas, in their
car Tuesday. Mr.. Schaible is a
cousin to the Schaibles of this city.
Mrs. James Stewart came over
from Sabetha Sunday to spend a few
days with her father, Coon Brecht
Her brother. Allie, went home with
her Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Agnew will reach this
city today from her home in Rockford,
Ills, and will again take up her
work as teacher of music and drawing
in our public schools.
Miss Clara Tanner returned Tues
day afternoon from Salt Lake City,
and Colorado, where she had spent
her months vacation. She is much
improved by her rest.