The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-01
STELLA.

Ed Hopper OF Colorado is visit ng
relatives here.
IL. M. Hays visited friends in Omaha
the past week.
Charles Atwood of near Humboldt
was here Tuesday.
Miss Fairy Thomas of Lincoln is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss lone Kinds of Kansas City is
visiting friends here.
Oscar Wright of Custer. Okl, is
visiting relatives here.
[. /. Plasters and familG spent MAS
with friends in Auburn.
Mr.. Phipps of Iowa IS visiting lis
daughter north OF town.
d. S. Kinds and wife of Kansas City
are visiting relatives here.
VIM. Thompson of Falls City IS visit4
ing his mother here this week. !
George Quick went to the country
to visit w. Timer the other day.
Thos. Higgins and family of Elk
Creek are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. S. f. Timerman was brought
home from North Platte Tuesday.
Elmer Jones and mother of near
Howe were visitors here recently.
A. J. Nutter. wife and children are
here visiting friends and relatives.
]. IL. Kinds ard wife of Kansas City
are visiting relatives south of town.
Joe Withee left Sunday for Colorado
Springs where he will visit relatives.
John O'Brien and son left for Mon
tana this week where they file on land
f. M. Knapp and Walter Radinsky
went to Nemaha for a visit last Sunday.
George Benson of Geneva Is spending
the holidays with his daughters here.
Warren Briggs OF west of town had
a good sale Tuesday, The sale totaled
Ssh IS.
j. H. Holland and family attended
the funeral of Jesse Crook in Falls City
Wednesday.
Mrs. Morgan has been very i'll at her
home north Of town the past week, but
is improving.
Clyde Harden and wife of Verdon
were visiting at the l%atter's parents
west of town Sunday.
Thos. Higgins and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town visiting his
brother, w. Higgins.
Walter Radinsky went to sterling
Friday and spent Christmas with his
parents, returning here Sunday.
Henry Sheiferd moved from the Nut
ter place west Of town the past week TO
the Hays farm southeast of town
Miss Caroline McCready left Thurs
day for "a visit with her parents at
Neb., over the holidays.
Barney Mullen celebrated his I'D
birthday Tuesday. His children re.
membered him with some nice gifts.
Warren Briggs was able to go up
home Nmas day. The family expect
to leave for Indiana the first OF the
year.
Norm Mead of near Howe was here
Thursday. He will go to Indiana with
the Briggs family some time the COM
ing month.
j. W. Sumner left for the soldiers
home at Leavenvorth, Ks, Wednes-
day. G. II. Zimmerman and George
WiXon accompanied him.
Miss Alma Plasters, who is attend.
Ing the Auburn high school came home
Tuesday, She taught in the absence
of the assistant principal in our home
town Thursday.
Word came to this place Thursday
of the death of Lucions Occur, near
Howe, where he had resided for a num-
Der of years. His many friends extend
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
A series OF meetings have begun at
the Ev. Lutheran church of this place
this week and will probably continue
for two or three weeks Rev. Shrek.
pastor, will have charge of the services.
Former students called on the schools
here Thursday, and in the evening a
basket ball game was played in which
the high school boys played the alumni.
The out come of the game was 10 favor
of the high school boys. ,
John Rausch, a farmer west OF town,
has found a remedy for hog cholera so
we are told and feels very good over
finding. Hog cholera has been the
fear of the farmers in this part all the
fall apd many have lost heavily from
the disease. And now If this be true
Mr.. Rausch has succeeded in
checking the disease in his bunch of
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