The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-04
RUlo

]. E. Osburn spent one day last week
in ST. Joe.
Jud Carpenter was a business visitor
in ST. Joe.
Rev. Maze of Dawson wa in Rulo
this week.
5. Frederick is in St. Joe having his
eyes treated.
Oscar Leese of F~ortescue was in
Rulo Monday.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter was in Falls
City last week.
Chas. Vastine of St. Joe is visiting
his parents here.
Chas. Huber returned from ST. Joe
Saturday evening.
F. f. Kulp of Wymore was a Rulo
visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mots of Oklahoma is visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Story.
Henry Majerus OF Falls City was a
Rulo visitor last week.
Save SOC by cutting out the coupon
in Davies & Owens ad.
Verna Vastine of Ashland visited her
parents here last week.
Agnes Schrader of Preston visited
home folks over Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Graves left Friday for a
months visit in Missouri.
Josie Murphy of Hlmboldt spent a
few days with home folks.
Mrs Gus Boerner of Fortescue, is
visiting with relatives here.
The coupon in Davies& Owens ad is
worth SOC to you. Cut it out.
Carpenter & Vastine have purchased
the livery from John Weisman.
Frank Castillo and wife of Atchison
visited relatives here this week.
Jack Goolsby spent several days with
relatives at Fortescue last week.
Wright Bros. of Fargo furnished
music for our Thanksgiving dance.
Mrs. Fred Evans spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her daughter in Falls City.
Lena Murphy and Mollie Winter
bottom spent Thanksgiving in Falls
City.
Messrs. Bishop and Crook OF Salem at
tended the Thanksgi wing dance in
Rulo.
Charles Roberts and VIM. johnson
hauled lumber from Bunker's mill last
week.
Cecil Kanaly of Salem visited with
home folks from Thanksgiving until
Sunday.
Bee sic Story and Carrie Neitzel of
Preston attended the Thanksgiving
dance here.
Miss Hallet has recovered from her
recent illness, and was back to school
again Monday.
George Boerner and Will Fulton OF
Armour spent Sunday with their
families here.
Mrs. George Boerner returned the
last of the week from a visit with rela-
tives in Missouri.
Little Helen Cramer OF Preston Wis
tied with her grandmother, Mrs.
Whalen last week.
Mrs. Mccarthy of Falls City spent
Sunday with her father, James Muir
ply who is very sick.
Maggie and Anna McMahan and
Ella Carpenter spent Sunday at the
home of Pat McMahan.
Nose Brinegar and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday in this city at the
home OF Henry Brinegar.
Mamie Kanaly and Nellie Coupe
were initiated into the mysteries of the
Daughters of Isabelle, at Falls City
Thanksgiving night.
A very pleasant social event which
took place at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Brinegar Monday night was a session
Of night school in which about 20 of
her friends took part. After the en-
trance examination which entitled
each pupil to a seal in the school room,
school was called to order and a gen.
eral examination held to get the classes
organized. First came the reading
class in which were produced books Of
all sizes and colors ranging from Jack
and Gill to Websters' Unabridged was
appropriate to select from. This class
recited creditable, except two girls who
had to stand on the floor, and when
Freddy Marsh was asked by the teact-
er to r%eplenish the hre, he rebelled and
had to stand in the corner to think on
the error of his way. Next care arith
metic which was recited very creditable
except one Smart boy saying, eggs at
&c a dozen would be rotten. Then fol-
lowed physiology, when Willie Graves
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