The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-17
CAUGHT COMING AND GOING
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND NE.
What Your Friends and Their
FRIENDS iavs Seen Doing
the Past Week.

4 I'll A#oN ia VI 49, "N 1871
ping here Saturday.
Jacob West and wife were down
Saturday from Fargo.
". T. Ghism Of Stella was n Of
our Saturday visitors.
John Gleason of Rulo was M Of
the Saturday shoppers.
Miss Ida Bowers of Verdon vas a
shopper here Saturday.
J. c. shaffer was down from Bar
ada Saturday shopping.
Sam Kanel and son were oyer from
Sabetha, Kas., Saturday.
DR.. E. r. Hays was down from Daw
son Saturday on business.
John Carston and wife of Verdon
were trading here Saturday.
Fred Bahr Of Barada was in the cit
on business Saturday evening.
Miss Rhoda Weddle of Preston was
among our Saturday shoppers.
Charles MeCool of Salem was in
the city shopping on Saturday.
Moses Barr of Barada was q e on
u streets Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Lemon and family were OF the
throng of shoppers here Saturday.
Mrs. John Tiehen and daughter,
Katie were down from Salem today,
George Funk of south Of Dawson
was in the city Saturday afternoon.
e. E. Bolejack of Barada was a
business caller in this city Saturday.
Wilson Wamsley of Barada was a
Florida visitor in the city on Satur-
day.
The Misses Laura, Grace and Ona
Kelly were down from Salem Sat
urday.
Mr.. Stanford, formerly of the Grand
Theater, returned Sunday from Des-
Moines.
d. Mehlen of Humboldt was mixing
with old acquaintance here Saturday
evening.
Clarence Dingle of Salem was in
the city Saturday looking after bust
ness affairs.
d. d. Houtz a teacher near Verdon
was among the throng on our streets
here Saturday.
NJ. e. Colson of Humboldt was in
the city Saturday evening doing his
weekly shopping.
r. F.. Reville of Humboldt was
down Saturday morning to attend the
Directors meeting.
j. C. Shaffer of Barada was visiting
with old friends at the court house
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Jones of Salem, who
teachers near Auburn was trading at
this place Saturday.
j. H.Bocher "a down from Hum
boldt Saturday looking at the crowds
and doing some shopping.
w. e. Travis of Shubert was shop
ping in this city Saturday and look
ing after business matters.
V. G. Lyford, had a large crowd in
attendance at his twelfth Annual
Housekeeper's Sale Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilligan re-
turned Saturday to his home in Lin
coin after a short stay here.
Mrs. Henry Mosiman returned Sat
urday afternoon from a few days
visit with her parents in Rulo.
There are a great many people sick
with the grip at the present time
due TO the changeable weather.
Sheriff Fenton returned Saturday
evening from Lincoln, where he took
a patient to the insane hospital.
The Misses Huffman of neal Bara-
da was in the city shopping and hay-
ing a good time Saturday evening,
j, w, Wissinger of Barada was
among those that came down Satur-
day to attend the directors meeting.
> Miss Alice KeeeiiAg left yesterday
for Aurora, ILL.,. to visit her siste",
Miss Lois.
Cut price in Meat. Rib boil &c per
Id and Brisket boil &c at c. w.
Thornt0n's.
DR.. Bert Windle was down from
Pawnee City to spend Sunday with
his wife at the home of J. r. Ram
Il.
o. w. Hacker, an employee at the
city power plant, was called to Au-
burn this morning by the death of
his mother.
Mike Kostos, who has been visiting
here with his cousin, Peter Ba-
cakos and family, left for Beatrice
yesterday afternoon.
e. E. Butler was down from Barada
today and a caller at our office.
Mrs. Sturdevant returned yesterday
from Kansas City, where she was
buying new millinery goods.
j. O. ShrOyer of Humboldt was on