The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-10
HUMBOLDT.

ment in Omaha.
John Marmet is seriously sick at
his home south of town.
Mrs. Will Norton returned Mon
day from a Lincoln visit.
Al Shaffer made a visit to Lin
coin the middle of the week.
Mrs. Ralph Philpot was hostess to
a company of ladies Friday afternoon.
Roy Leech of Table Rock spent
the week with Humboldt friends and
relatives.
Frank Dorland of Peru made a
brief visit with Humboldt friends on
Tuesday.
Wilson Hardy and wife are the par
ents of a little daughter, born during
the week.
Frank and Ben Mullen were pas
sengers TO st. Joseph the middle of
the week.
Mrs. Charles Paradise returned on
Wednesday from a visit with relatives
in Auburn.
elena Rousek returned to her
home Monday after a visit with Daw-
son friends.
Miss Lulu Hummel entertained the
young ladies of the Methodist church
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dora Shields, after a visit
with relatives, returned to her home
in Fairbury Sunday.
Winnie Mann returned the last of
the week after an extended visit with.
relatives in Montana.
Mrs. Harness of Dawson returned
to her home Sunday after a visit with
her son, Neri and wife.
The Presbyterian parsonage is I'M
dergoing repairs preparatory to the
reception of the new minister and
wife.
Rev. Cardy has accepted the call
presented to him by the Presbyter-
ian church and will soon fill the va
cancy.
Basil Stratton and wife of South
Dakota left Wednesday for Parsons,
Kas., after a short visit with Hum
boldt relatives.
Tom Allen, formerly of Humboldt,
and well known to residents Of this
place is seriously sick at mis- home
in Fable Rock.
Anderson K. Mcpherson and Diana
McNeeley were married at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. J. T. Nc
Medley, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lauderback left the last Of
the week for her home in Mahaska,
after visiting several weeks with her
son, Miles and wife.
Louie Meyer, a prosperous farmer
residing northeast of town is confin-
ed to his home on account of an ac-
cident, resulting in broken ribs.
F. NJ. Boss sold his household goods
at a public sale Monday. Mr.. Boss
and family will soon leave for Kan
sas, where he will open a shoe store.
Miss Steinmeyer, who has been Wis
iting w. J. Davis and family, re-
turned Friday to her home in Claton-
ia. She was accompanied by Miss
Eta Davis.
An entertainment was given by
the high school at the school build
ing Tuesday. The leading feature of
which was a play produced by the
senior class.
Miss Beatrice Riley was a guest
at the Park Hotel over Sunday, hay
ing accompanied Miss Nina Snow, a
teacher in the Dawson school to her
home at this place.
IT. ]. Hardy and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Walter Legg and children, left
Monday for California, where they
will spend the winter in a more con
genial climate than a Nebraska win
ter can furnish.
The ladies OF the NJ. e. church sue
cessfully conducted a bazaar in their
church Thursday, furnishing olnne
and supper. These ladies seldom fail
in their undertakings, and on this
occasion cleared about 5000.
1t was hoped by the people of this
place, that Rev. Buel of the NJ. e
church, after failing to complete ar
engagements to exchange pastorates
with Rev, Hull at Exeter, would de
eide IN continue his work in Hum
boldt, but arrangements were made
whereby he was placed in charge Of
a congregation at Lyons, Neb., and
he with his family left for that place
the middle of the week. Mr.. Buel is
an excellent man and has been {
power for good in this community.