The Falls City tribune., 1909-04-09
HUME

Fay SANFORD visited recently with a
sister at Nerdon.
John Cowman of Holbrook is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Wilson of Fails City spent last
week with friends here.
Rolla Avery has been very sick at
his home north of town.
Charlton Hall is visiting his daugh-
ter in Lincoln this week.
Dora Lockard of Wheeler, Ks, visit
ed relatives here this week.
Jos, Ray is lying in a very %precarious
condition at his home in the north part
of town.
VIII Bos, OF Elwood arrived sunday
to attend the golden Wedding anriver-
sary of his parents.
Mrs. Mason went to Kansas City
Thursday to consult specialists IN re-
gard to her health,
C.P. Bowers is the new operator
here and with ais family will reside in
the Hayes property.
shirley * Buer-tetta are moving in
to the auizda building formerly oe.
cupied by !. c. Lytord
Mr.. Vance mas received the an
nouncement Of the marriage of Der
daughter in Lincoln saturday,
Ray Hal Of ST. joe an expert ice
cream manufacturer ha. accepted a
position with Mann Y Hummel.
Elmer smith has returned from an
extended visit IN New Mexico.
Mrs. Williamson and children Of
Omaha are visiting friends here.
VIII Reynolds aud V G. Cooper of
Beaver City are visiting relatives here,
|. Shirley aud a. J. Bperstetta were
in ST. Joe this week purchasing goods.
NJ. {. shurtlef has disposed OF his
livery business to Neal Skillet and
Luther Burrow.
John Stranger and family returned
Monday from California where they
spent the winter.
Mrs. Boarders of Marissa, Iii and
Mrs. Prichard of Pawnee visited this
week with O. T. Little and family.
Mrs. Litchfeld returned Saturday
from Ashland where she had been
called by the serious illness of her
mother.
John Boss and wife celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
rural home on Monday. 100 guests
were present.
Fred Marmet and wife have gone to
Oklahoma where they will visit friends
before going to Seattle, Wash, for the
l~atter's health.
Fife & Son evangelists have com
menced a series of revival meetings in
the opera house under the auspices OF
the Christian church.
Rev. Carries VINO for a number of
years has oeen pastor of the Cottage
church northeast of town, has been
transferred to Verdon.
Word from Mrs. Fisher at Whiting,
Kan, states that her mother Is gradu-
ally improving in health but is still in
a precarious condition.
Mesdames Cooper. Unkefer, Davis
and Philpot entertained about 30 of
their friends at a roller skating party
at the Star pavilion on Friday.
II. P. Harper, Hugh Leatherman,
Ralph Hasness and Arthur Freeman
left Thursday for British Columbia
where they contemplate locating.
George, Lulu and Lois Hummel, Zoe
Minis, George Petrashek and Herbert
Ford. students in the state university
are home spending their Easter vaca.
tion.
Albert Sherman OF Kansas City was
here the past week and was so impress
ed with the town that he contemplates
embarkiEg in the general merchandise
business here.
Nina Snow returned Saturday from
Beatrice where she represented Hum
boldt at the southeastern Nebraska
inter.scholastic debating contest. Hum
boldt made a very creditable showing.
MINIS CITY
A number of neighbors hauled hogs
for Mrs. Larabee Monday.
3. Mrs. Dora Bacon spent last week at
Table Rock with her daughter,
The dredging boat near the Miles
bridge attracted a great many people
last Sunday.
Jim Fairbanks was kicked by a horse
which causad him IN % with two oaras