The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-20
RULO

or Monday.
Mrs, Cunningham went 10 Falls City
Tuesday.
Grant ocomb was in Falls City on
Friday.
Mrs. Jeffries Is gradually growing
weaker.
w B. Hinton of Omaha was here
last week.
Sam Hall visited with Salem friends
last week.
Ed Toupain is suffering with TYPHOID
pneumonia.
Wash Graves of Humboldt visited
relatives here.
Mr.. Stewart of Pawnee City is work.
ing at the depot.
Grandpa Laribe left last week for "a
visit in Indiana.
Emma Dannecker is visiting her sis
ter in oklahoma.
John Krusor of Craig. Mo, was a
visitor here recently.
Mrs. Marie Whalen was visiting in
Preston last week.
Jud Carpenter aud Mac Vastine left
Friday for McCook.
Jake Natures OF Falls City visited
friends here this week.
Phil Haywood of Wymore is visiting
his mother in Rulo.
Humphrey Edgecomb and wife went
tn Atohison Saturday.
Mr.. Crews of Craig was a business
visitor one day last week.
Mrs. John Caverzagie was a Falls
City visitor last Friday.
Tom Plumb of Falls City was a Rulo
visitor one day last week.
will Craig Of Kansas visited rela-
tives in Rulo Saturday
Josie Vetter OF Kansas spent Thurs
day with friends here,
Charlie Hall and wife are the proud
parents of a ten poundSgirl.
Table Rock to repair Il bridge
Harry Marsh marketed 1900 pounds
of honey in Falls City last week.
Sheriff Fenton took Mrs. Lumford to
Lincoln TO the asylum last week.
Mrs. Henderson and Nellie Coupe
were st. Joe visitors Saturday,
Grace Harding returned home last
week from "A visit at Dewesse, Neb.
Mrs. Jacobs and daughter of Har-
ward visited friends here last week.
Oscar Leese late helper at the depot
has returned to his home in Fortescue.
John Burk and wife returned from a
visit with Falls City friends Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Caverzagie and Mrs.
Huber went to Falls City one day this
week.
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Steve
Cunningham were Falls City visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Dennis McCarty of Falls City
spent Sunday with James Murphy and
family.
Sam Ward is teaching the second
primary during the absence OF Miss
Hallett.
Mrs. Thomas Deal and little daugh-
ter Of Deweese are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
viii Whetzel returned last week
from Kansas, his brother Mark remain
ed to work a while longer.
Gus johnson finished cleaning the
Missouri river bridge and shipped his
outfit cars TO Wymore Tuesday.
Agnes Shrader of Preston spent Sat
urday at home Her two little sisters
accompanied her when she returned
to Preston Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Poteet and two children
who have been visiting Mrs. Boles for
the past week left Sunday for Denver
to join her husband.
Mrs. d. Vanvaulkinburg rallied off a
nice cake for the benefit of the Aid
Society last Thursday. She also pro-
vided a grab bag which furnished lots
of fun. as well as swell their funds.
The young ladies gave a leap year
ball in Miles hall last Friday night.
Owing to the stormy weather there
was only a small crowd present, but
they made up in enjoyment what they
lacked in number. Mr.. Mccoy of
Craig furnished the isic.
Mrs. Nettie Copic vas called to Hia-
watha on Monday of last week to at
tend a law suit. She had been in
feeble health for some time, but
thought the change might benefit her,
but she took suddenly worse and died
Wednesday evening at the home of