The Falls City tribune., 1908-09-04

The "Doings'' of our Country Friends
and Neigi1b0rs.
BARADA

p. II. Jussen and family spent Sun
day in this vicinity.
Anthony Buchholz and family spent
Sunday in Falls City.
j. A. Martin visited at the home of
f. l. Gilliland Sunday.
Jessie Cox has been employed to
teach the Cotcher school.
Miss Lucy Smith is WHITING her
friend, Mrs. ID. L. Spickler.
T. G. Roe and wife of Falls City WIS.,
tied Sunday with friends here.
j. c. Wileman. wife and daughter,
Mae, are attending the state fair.
Vim. Kuhlman and daughter, Miss
Ella, are attending the state fair.
Anthony Buchholz was among the
number who took in the Stella picnic.
Miss Carrie Hines of Wymore spent
last week with her friend Mrs. G. V.
Cox.
j. I. Isabel has accepted a position
as engineer at the canning factory for
the season.
John Morehead and family OF Falls
City spent Sunday at the home of L.
II. Morehead.
The canning factory made the first
run of the season Oh Saturday last. an
ming both tomatoes and peaches.
d. e. Spickler and Hugh Pritchard
went 70 Omaha Monday in an aueo and
returned with a new Maxwell machine.
G. w. Frazee and wife drove to
HunboldtSaturday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Reddick. They re-
turned Sunday,
Mrs. Ed Duerfeldt and children of
Omaha and Mrs. Henry Duerfeldt of
Detroit, Mich,. are visiting at the home
of e. L. Butler.
Mrs. Charles Hath is enjoying a
uisit from her mother and sister, Mrs.
Jasper Burch and daughter Alice of
TON, NED
Misses Marie Crotty of Falls CITY,
Anna Crotty of St. Joseph and Kate
Eye of Verdon, visited friends in this
vicinity last week.
Miss Edna Young, who has been Wis
ting for several weeks with her cousin
Mrs. c. V. Cox, returned to her home
at Wymore Monday.
Ed and Nettie Buetzer of Mound City
Mo, visited a couple of weeks with
their cousin, Mrs. F.. L. Gilliland, re-
turning home Monday.
The Rhoades sawmili has nearly fin
ished saving for Surman and will
move e week into the timber on the
lower farm of o. H. Martin.
Josh Belongs little daughter, who
was bitten by a r%attlesnake some time
ago, resulting in a dangerous illness,
has now regained her usual health.
Henry UNDERESTIMATE of Craig, Mo-,
visited last week with Joseph Surman
and family. He thinks somewhat of
making Richardson county his home.
Barada is quite proud of the fact that
her townsman Otis Spickler, made
good in the auto race at Stella, making
the five mile run in a trifle over eleven
minutes,
a. c. Surrnan and son Owen of Paw
nee county spent last week with his
brother, Joseph and family. Willie
accompanied him home and will take
in the state fair at Lincoln before re-
turning.
Mrs. Sam Prosser, accompanied by
her sons, John and Arthur, and daugh-
tiers, Katie and Panara, are attending
the state fair and visiting with Mrs.
Prosser's brother.
Wilson Wamsley sold his farm of 120
acres to Harry Cline at a consideration
of $50 per acre. We have not been in
formed as to MIR. Wamsley's future
plans but hope that he does not think
of leaving Richardson county.
Goldie Bowers and Maude Davis of
Saint Deroin drove 10 Falls City Mon
day and were there united in marriage
by Judge Gagnon. The young couple
are well known here and a host of
friends unite in wishing them a long
and prosperous journey through life.
Millions of bottles Of Foley's Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person eve having experienced any
other than beneficial results from its
use for coughs, colds and lung trouble.
This is because the genuine Foley's