The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
HU MBoLDT

"a. I Norton spent sunday WIN MS
family in Lincoln.
Bruce Dorland this week joined the
Standard printing force.
.. a. Cooper and wife visited rela-
lives at st Joe the past week.
Vim. BRANDON aud wife have return
ed from visit in South Dakota.
Helen Allen returned recently rom
a visit with friends in Lincoln.
Rev. Buell. was assisting in special
meetings at Sterling this week.
Grandma Philpot, who was so seri
ously III last week, is improving.
Mrs. David Neher returned Sunday
from a visit with St. Joe relatives.
Mrs. George Davis is in a critical
condition at her home north OF town.
Protracted meetings are being held
al the Presbyterian church this week.
Mrs. Frank Dorland returned We'd
nesday from n visit with her parents at
Peru.
Mayor Mann and wife are now costly
located in their new dwelling in the
south part OF town.
Il. +. Smith, formerly proprietor of
The Park hotel has taken charge of
lhe Snow dray line.
DR.. Wilson and wife were visiting
friends here Tuesday, being enroute
from Wahoo to Falls City.
Hazel Hall returned Sunday from
Lincoln where she had been caring for
her aunt who is suffering with rheuma.
tism.
Or. Wittwer, who holds a position in
a ST. Louis hospital. was called here
thts week TO attend the funeral of a
relative.
j. X. Liggett aud wife are contem-
plating moving TO Pawnee City, where
Mr.. Liggett has been offered a position
in a bank.
Rev Cantrall aud wife entertained
the young people of the Presbyterian
church and Il number OF their friends
on New Years eve.
The state food commissioner was in
town this week aud we understand
found a shortage in weight IN several
OF our business houses.
Funeral services over the remains of
the two months old babe Of Jos. Graves
aud wife were held from the family
home Sunda, afternoon.
The Farmers Institute which was in
session here "Wednesday and Thursday
was fairly we'll attended and some in.
teresting ti'ks we're given.
Mamie Bacon. we'll known In this
city and q he Perry OF Table Rock
" - recently married at Smithdeld.
NJ q h., r. they will make their home.
r,e' - N. t'onnnu was detained
I" ~ eo"t ~ - harher ,hop This
" f'a 49," mot ~ Srrsinod wrist,
rece VT wsJle ,kaiur on Ne Year,
day.
T. y. Sow i. now landlord of the
Ptrk hotel. taking charge of the hnsi-
n"ss Monday, Frank Snow having pur.
CHASED thu livery business OF the for
nor gentleman.
Nearly forty Young people were en-
tertained on New Years eve at a
watch party by the Lulu Boss and Rose
Oberiy, the a11dit being held at the
nome Of toe former.
George Segrist aud Arthur Freeman
departed Sunday in the formers auto
for South Dakota. The former states
that il conditions are favorable he will
remain in that section and engage in
the real estate business.
George Davis, one of the early set.
ilers of this section, died Friday at his
home north OF town, after months of
sickness, his condition becoming seri.
Gus about two weeks ago. Funeral
services were held from the Seven Day
Adventist church north of own Sun
day afternoon.
Frank Wilson was called to Maitland.
Mo, Sunday by the serious illness of
his daughter, Mrs. George Grinstead,
While enroute to his destination Mr..
Wilson was seriously injured by falling
in front OF an incoming train, the en-
CINE striking him, rendering him I'M
conscious and bruising and decorating
the flesh painfully. 1t occurred a
couple of stations below ST. Joe. Mr..
Wilson was taken to the st. Joe hospi-
ial and his Humboldt relatives notified.
Last reports received stated that his
recovery was probable.