The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-13
HUMBOLDT.

Tuesday.
Linn Unkefer has been on the sick
list this week.
Floyd and Henry Cooper were in
Falls City Sunday.
Mason Shurtleff and wife moved to
McCook this week.
Grandpa Frank left Monday for a
visit with relatives at Dlller.
o. A. Cooper and wife this week re-
turned from a visit to Colorado.
Mrs. Ray Linn of Grand Island is
visiting friends here this week.
j. C. Herwig entertained his father
of Diller, Neb., the first of the week.
Mrs. Gail Thompson of Auburn WIS.,
tied relatives here a few days this
week.
James Liggett of Burchard greeted
Humboldt friends a few days this
week.
Henry Scott and wife arrived home
Sunday from a visit to Portland and
Seattle.
Mrs. Will Cooper and daughter,
Iscle. were visiting Falls City friends
Friday.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hoff's painting class
had a pleasant outing at the Wells
mill Friday.
j. Il. Briggs and wife are the
parents of a ten-pound daughter, born
Thursday.
Carrie Willus of Eldorado, Kas.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Will Nor
ton this week.
James Hnizda, wife and daughter
Rose came home Thursday from Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. Jane Wright of Atkinson, Neb.
came Thursday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Henry Davis.
Milton King and wife of Havelock
are the parents of a baby girl born
one day last week.
Fred kors and wife arrived from
Beatrice Monday to attend the fune-
raj of Arthur INLAND.
Wayne Coons arrived here Saturday
from Boulder. Colo, where he has
been attending school.
Charles Watsek met with a painful
accident Saturday evening by cutting
his hand on an electric fan.
The Philathea club of the Presby-
terrain church was entertained by
Eleanor Williamson Wednesday.
j.. +. Briggs came home Friday
from Iowa, where he has been look
ing for a new location for his family.
Miss Mable Crook, after a several
weeks visit with Humboldt relatives
returned to her home in Salem Thurs
day.
Don Gridley and sister Nellie and
Cecil Youngman were among those
who attended the Assembly at Lin
coin.
DR.. Meyers returned Friday from a
trip to the west. His wife who has
been In Lincoln during his absence,
came home Thursday.
Rev. Aydelott left this week for a
visit to New Orleans. His wife and
son are visiting her parents at Dun
ming, Neb.
Mrs. Will Gergens and son Buel
and Mrs. J. f. Greed returned Friday
from an extended visit to points in
Oklahoma.
George Morris, the democratic can
didate for county clerk was in he
west end the middle of the week
seem folks.
James Hurska, a fifteen year old
boy, living southwest of town died
Monday from the effects of falling
from a horse.
Sam Hunzeker, n of Humboldt's
prosperous farmers of this section
bought eighty-four acres of land near
Bern, Kas., for the consideration OF
6,450.
Rev. Will Atwood of Brookfield,
Mo, and brother, Dora Atwood, resid-
ing north of town, left the past week
for Texas, where the former has land
interests.
Mrs. Geo. Seabury of Kansas City,
who for some time has been visiting
Humboldt friends left this week for
Ames. Iowa to visit her sister, Mrs.
Grace McMurry.
Henry Krasny left Monday to see
his son Charles, who is confined in a
hospital in Omaha. The treatment
Master Charles is receiving is said to
be quite beneficial.
Mrs. r. Hnizda of Table Rock pas
sed through Humboldt Thursday on
her way to Nevada, Mo-, to attend
the funeral of her brother-in-law, Her.
bert Jones, who died Thursday, inter-
ment to be made at that place. n
deceased is a son of the late Cyrus
Jones, at one time a resident OF Hum