The Falls City tribune., 1910-02-04
HUMBOLDT.

city Monday.
Lloyd Morris was a passenger to
Rulo Monday
Tom RYAN of Dawson was on our
streets Wednesday.
=D.#M. Nehr was a passenger to
Falls City Monday.
Leonard Mann made a business trip
10 81. Joe this week.
Misses Martha and Ida Schenk are
visiting in Geneva this week.
Mrs. C.#M. Linn entertained friends
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Mrs. Clarinda Reid of Crete, Neb,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Henry Sceley of Lincoln spent
part of this week with humboldt
friends.
Mason Shurtlcff of McCook was
a business visitor here the first of
the week.
Mrs. Lou Boss entertained a mum
Der of friends at her home Thursday
afternoon.
Frank Snow traded his livery barn
FOR a farm in Kansas the first of
the week.
John Holechek returned Monday
from a brief visit with friends in
WILDER, Neb.
Earl Bliss and Miss Grace Ed
wards left Sunday for Beatrice where
they were married.
Or. Elliott, after an absence Of
several weeks is again transacting
business in Humboldt.
Harry Mcconnell and family from
near Dawson spent Sunday with VIM.
Mcconnell and family.
Miss Caroline McCready spent Sun,
day with Rev. II. J. McCready and
family in Pawnee City.
Mrs. Martin Paulson and children
of Lewisville are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Murphy this week.
Alvin Porr, after a brief visit with
relatives here, returned to his school
work in Lincoln Monday.
Ray Gist and family visited from
Friday until Monday with relatives
and friends in Falls City.
Mrs. Jack Brittenham, after a visit
with relatives here, left Friday for
her new home in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. win Cliff returned to her
home in Havelock Sunday, after a
visit to her parents, T. NJ. Mann and
family.
Mrs. n. c. Campbell entertained a
company of friends Wednesday ev.
ening. Mrs. Jack Brittenham was
the guest of honor,
Luthur Burrow this week purchas
ed from Ralph Ilummel the cottage
in the eastern part of town recently
owned by Mason Shurtleff.
Mrs. Ralph Philpot returned to her
home in this city from Arrappahoe.
where she had been called by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Finch.
d. b. Colhapp of Tecumseh visited
over Sunday with his son, Ted and
family. He was accompanied home
ON Monday by Mrs, E. c. Colhapp.
Rev, T. IL. Adams of Bethany
father of the pastor of the the Chris
tan church of this place, occupied the
pulpit of the Christian church Sun.
day morning and evening.
Mesdames Guy Cooper and George
Segrist entertained Thursday af.
tcrnoon in honor of Miss Neva Nor.
ton of Colorado Springs. At this
time Miss Lulu IIummel was given a
%nrenuptial shower.
An entertainment was given last
Thursday evening by the pupils of
the high school. The leading feature
of which was a play entitled. That
Rascal Pat" which was amusing and
well acted by those taking part.
Howard Norton returned to his
home in Lincoln Sunday, after spend
ing "A short time with Ed Norton and
family, where he joined his sisters,
Mrs. e. \. Wolf of Carson, Iowa,
and Miss Neva of Colorado Springs.
in a family reunion,
Workmen commenced the first of
he week ia remodel the interior of
the Presbyterian church and make
other necessary Improvements to the
building. Until the work is eomplet-
ed the congregation will hold their
services in the Baptist church.
Miss Helen Allen, who is teaching
in the shroyer district. and Charles
Mann were married at the country
home of r. II. Mann and wife the
last of the week. The contracting
parties are well known here. and
their marriage came as a surprise to
many.
Mrs. L. 5. Haekett entertained the
ladia. of tho prpSbvtpriap mission.