The Falls City tribune., 1907-08-23

ing Tor Tom Hays on the main line
section.
c 3. SchaiTer was appointed chief OF
police at the council meeting Tuesday
evening.
NJ. c. Marion OF Falls City took an
active part in the picnic proceedings
last week
Jessie and Winnie Watts OF Hia.
watha visited with friends in this city
last week.
Dolly Scott visited over Sunday at
this rncr the guest of Mrs. Emma
WHllac-
Elwood Kaufman and family visited
with the family OF Frank Brown ole
day last week.
Al Doeroer and wife OF Falls City
visited friends and took in The picnic
here last week.
Mrs. Bessie Briunegar and Agnes
Schrader attended institute at Falls
City this week
Milton Easter, wife and baby visited
his parents and other friends at this
place last week.
Mrs Emma Kearn and Mrs. Maggie
Boyle drove to the county seat Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Dode Anderson and two daugh-
ters spent few days in Kansas the
| first OF the week.
Charlie Caverzagie ard wife have
been the proud parents OF baby boy
since Monday last.
John Boyd, freight agent at Table
Rock, was looking up old friends in
Rulo last Monday.
a. Walters shipped his household
effects to Brownsville Monday where
they will reside in the future.
A fine gasoline boat with forty
foot barge passed up the river last
Thursday enroute for omaha.
Mrs. Wm. Glenn of Table Rock was
renewing acquaintance with old friends
here on Thursday OF the picnic.
Roy Hart and family departed Sun.
day evening tor their home in st. Joe
after week spent in this city.
Mr.. Inks and son, Ira, of Salem visi
ted with Rulo friends and took in the
picnic "a couple of days last week.
yaly ~ ha III a.,
OF Atchisou was circulating among old
friends in Rulo Thursday OF last week
Rev. Maze OF Salem gave an inter
esting lecture Thursday evening, &C
companied by stereopic views OF the
Holy land.
Edward, Leond and Carl Leeds WHIT
have been visiting their grandparent
here for the past two weeks returned
home Saturday.
The Ladies Aid society served Dime
and supper in Carpenters hall durinl
the three days picnic and cleared
neat sum toward the new church.
Ed Parrot, deputy grand master
Workman OF Peril, spent last week il
our little city. He departed for hom
e Monday night to attend the funeral @
a friend.
I Elmer Liberty fell off the high tire:
sic on Thursday OF last week and sus
/ tanned some severe bruises, but, MAJ
velous as it seems no bones wer
e broken.
The steamboat, James D. McPheai
, son arrived in Rulo Saturday atterroo
where it waited until Tuesday mornin
for the arrival OF pilot when the
journeyed on to Omaha.
While splitting stick OF wood la,
Tuesday morning, Ray Celey had tn
misfortune to strike his foot with th
AK. striking between the toes cuttin
a cash which required two stitches t
close. also severing some OF the cord,
5 The cut will lay him up for severa
: days.
The Rulo picnic came off as al
u nOunced and the weather was all tni
u could be asked for picnic purpose
Every feature on the program wa
c carried out on skedule time. Mai
5 street was filled with attractions c
various kinds, but the merry -go-roun
Is and electrical theatre seemed to hay
Is greater attractions for the crowd tina
any other feature. The restauran
>, and eating houses had all they coul
:, do TO handle the crowds. The balloC
made two ascensions, one on Thursds
4 evening and one Friday evening. Co
r, tests OF different kinds, also races of d
descriptions, from d pony race TO II
potato race Each day was closed vii
a ball at Miles opera house in Il
evening.