The Falls City tribune., 1908-08-07
RULO

Jess Ziegler spent Sunday with his
parents,
f. +. Kulp of Wymore was Il Rnlo
visitor Tuesday,
James LaRands is visiting his par
ents for a few days.
Herman Boehme returned from At
Gibson last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Graves returned from a visit
with Lincoln friends.
George Dayis was a Falls City wish
tor one day last week.
Jim Rhodes of Missouri was in our
city one day last week.
Mrs. Mattox OF Preston visited with
friends here last week.
Earl Steinhaur was a Missouri visit
or the first OF the week.
John Mann OF White Cloud, was in
Rulo one day last week.
A. T. Darrow of Lincoln was a Rulo
visitor one day recently.
Jud Carpenter was a Falls City visi-
tor the first OF the week,
Mrs. Emma Kern was quite sick a
few days the last of the week,
L. C. Walbridge of Falls City was Il
Rulo visitor Monday forenoon.
Matte Hays of the Reservation Wis
tied In Rulo one day last week.
Mr., Foster OF Falls City was visiting
friend here one day last week.
Harry Jones of Falls City spent last
week with friends in this vicinity.
Theodore Anderson and wife were
passengers to Oregon Mo, Sunday.
w. j, Cunningham wife and little
daughter spent Sunday in Missouri.
Winifred Jenkins is visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Cronin.
Julia Cronln visited her sister Grace
in Falls City several days last week.
Steve Cunningham mate a business
trip to st. Joseph one day last week.
George King spent "a part ot last
week with relatives at Mound City.
Bessie Miller spent several days in
Preston with her sister, Mrs, Schnell.
Mrs. Rolly Harrison and little daugh-
ter OF ST, Joseph are visiting relatives
in Rulo.
Mrs. Heast was quite badly hurt on
Thursday evening by falling OIL of a
high porch.
Mrs. Susan Boles returned Monday
from a three weeks visit with Kansas
City friends.
Henry Scott was put on the Missouri
river bridge as night watch the first of
the month.
Mrs. Van returned the first of the
week from a visit with der daughter
at Smith Center.
Arthur Darveau and Frank Graves
distributed street fair literature here
n day last week.
Vearl True returned Wednesday from
a two months visit with his grandpar-
ents at Union, Neb.
Lydia Murphy returned from Falls
City Sunday evening. She was accom-
panied by her little niece.
Worth and Blain Anderson OF Hia-
watha visited friends here Saturday on
their way home from Iowa.
Bert Biggs and wife of Omaha are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Harrison OF this city.
Harry Bradford came down from
Table Rock the first of the week and
is now working on the dirt train.
c. B, Rogers of Wymore was here
Monday looking after the work being
done by the steam shovel west of town.
Mrs, Emma L. Kern and daughter,
Edith were Falls City passengers Thurs
day. They went up TO attend the wed.
ding OF Miss Dora Carico and Mr.. Fred
Dietrich and while there will attend
the Chautauqua.
The program for the Rulo street fair
Is now out and promises some interest.
things, a few of which are, horse fair,
which is quite a feature in the show as
there is a large number of cash prizes
offered. Balloon ascension each day,
egg race for little tots, ladies foot race,
fat mans race, race for boys 10 to u
years, ace for boys Is years and
under. Apple pairing contest girls Il
years and under, pony rase, boxing
contest are a few OF the features utter
spersed with music from the band,