The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-10
THE Corners AND COERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME-.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing the
Past Week.


Monday.
Frank Snethen was down from
humboldt Monday
w. l.. Kleber made Il business trip
to Reserve Monday.
L. {. schnell was up from Preston
on business Monday.
Fred Allison was down from Yer
don to spend Sunday.
Ernest Rick spent Sunday with
friends In Horton, kas,
John Schnute went back to Lin
coin Monday to do jury work.
Charles Goolsby was down from
Verdon Sunday visiting friends.
Sheriff W. T. Fenton made a
business trip TO Dawson Monday.
Dick James returned Friday night
from a weeks trip in Oklahoma.
Aaron Culp is up from Washington,
Kas.. visiting his many relatives.
Walter Van %Laningham was down
from Shubert ON business Monday,
Simon Beacby returned to Lincoln
Monday where he is serving on the
Federal jury
Mrs. G. f. Roapis spent the latter
part of last week in Omaha the
guest of relatives.
p. l.. Wiltse and wife of Newport,
Neb.. are visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Wiltse.
Miss Gertrude Mcdowell of Salem
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Rachel
Mcdowell over Sunday,
Mrs. Chester Brink left Monday for
Illinois where she will visit relatives
until after the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Nettlebeck and her sis
ter, Mrs. Joy Beyette of Lincoln,
spent Monday in st, Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Spence enter
tanned The Girl and the Gawk' Co..
over Sunday at the National hotel.
Ben Stump of Kearney. Neb,, ar
rived last Saturday to visit his broth
or, Johnathan, and other relatives.
II. s. Orndorff of Illinois spent a
few days in this city the past week
the guest of his cousin, II. {. Smith.
Aaron Loueks ~retuSned Saturday
from his trip to Illinois, where he
went TO buy his spring stock of car
riages and buggies.
Mrs Charles Stump came down
from Omaha last Saturday TO visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett,
living north of this city.
Mrs. Frank Shields who was called
To Humboldt because of the illness
of her daughter.in.law. Mrs. Milo
Shields, returned home Sunday.
News came to tins city Sunday of
the death in Omaha of Thomas
Riley, brother-in-law OF our former
toWnsman, H. A, Ryan. Mr., Riley
was we'll known in this county,
Uncle Roswell Fisher. who had
the misfortune about two months ago
70 fan and break his thigh is now
able to he sitting up, but has not the
strength to hold himself with his
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Singleton of
Welsch, Okla, arrived Friday for n
visit With friends aud relatives. Mrs.
Singleton viii be remembered as Miss
Georgia Bcaulieu, the daughter of
our former townsman, Fred Beau
lieu.
=, s, J. Barrent. a s%onin-law of NJ.
Self, has moved from Kansas City
TO our town and viii hereafter be
identified With the firm. Mr.. Barrent
is "A young man and comes well rec
commended 70 our city and no doubt
will make many friends very soon
There were quite a number of ac-
cessions at the recent revival at
llamlin, conducted by Rev. j.. +.
Watson, the pastor called by the
Brethren Church in this city. Mr..
Watson is now engaged in a meeting
at Huntington, Ind, and means to
assume his duties here early next
month. He comes well recommended
by all the churches he has served in
the past.
Harry Krug and wife, who were
married last week by Judge Gagnon
we're c%harivaried by a party of nei' \
bors last Saturday. They had a ..rd
time to find the newly married PEG
pie, going first TO Grandma Else's
place, and not finding them there
they then went to Elmer Else's where
after a little noise the couple showed
themselves. Harry was compelled
Il ffdin mn