The Falls City tribune., 1908-08-21

The big picnic is now a thing of the
past. A large and good natured crowd
was in attendance and the city was
filled with old time residents. Every
body had a most enjoyable time and
departed for their homes tired but
happy.
A. j. Hart, bridge Waterman took a
vacation during the street fair and also
visited his children in st. Joe and also
made a business trip to Falls City be-
fore resuming work.
A slight accident happened to the
balloonist the last evening of the pic
mic. His parachute failed to work
properly and became entangled in a
barbed wire.
Naoma Fallstead and Gladys Ratekin
of Falls City were the guests of Alice
and Alta Gilbert a few days last week.
Clara Altman won the first prize in
the ladies' footrace and Clyde Hart
won the boys prize Friday evening.
The NJ. e. ladies served meals in the
Carpenter building during the Rulo
picnic and were well patronized.
Ben Zeigler and Will Wetzell came
in from CHI ster to attend the street
fair returning home Sunday.
Milton Easten and family of the Big
Lake, were visiting friends here the
latter part of last week.
Roy Hart returned to his home in st.
Joe Monday after a ten days vacation
spent with Rulo friendsf~
Worth Anderson and family of Hia-
watha visited a couple OF days with
Rulo friends recently.
Henry Brinegar was thrown from his
mail cart last Saturday and badly sha-
ken up and bruised.
Bryan Hinkle and wife OF Fortescue
were the guests of J. A. Hinkle and
family last week.
Mrs. Hill has sold the hotel to H. A.
Scott and wife. Mr.. Scott took posses
sion last Friday.
Raymond Thayer of Leavenworth is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W~iuterbottom.
Leslie Ink returned the first of the
week from a two weeks visit with Sa-
lem friends.
Harry Mann spent a couple of days
last week renewing old acquaintance
in Rulo.
The ditching train finished the work
in the cut Friday and moved to Hum
boldt.
Fred Harrison and family of Ridgen,
Mo. is visiting the formers parents
here.
All of the teachers in this vicinity
enjoyed a vacation during the street
fair.
Mrs. Susie Hays of Shubert spent q
few days last week with relatives here.
Charlie Vastine returned to St. Joe
Sunday after a visit with home folks.
Isam Briant and Frank Chany of
Missouri were Rulo visitors recently.
John Bowens and wife of White Cloud
were Rulo visitors during the fair.
Alice Murphy of Falls City paid Rulo
friends a short visit the other day.
Mrs. Cramer of Preston visited her
mother here a few days last week.
James Murphy sold his farm last
week to Henry Brecht for 5000.
Jim Waggoner of White Cloud WIS.,
tied with Rulo friends last week.
Mary Blair of Highland, Kans., is
visiting with relatives in Rulo.
Alice and Myrtle Hall of White Cloud
visited Rulo friends last week.
Richard Jones and wife of Falls City
We're Rulo visitors last week.
John Ryan came down from Preston
Saturday for a few days visit.
Sol Kissell of Kansas was a street fair
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Newton Wilson and wife of Preston
were Rulo visitors last week.
Charlie Arnold and family visited
with Rulo friends last week.
Clearance Simon and wife of St. Joe
are visiting Rulo friends.
John Wiltse of Falls City was a Rulo
yisi9or one day last week.
Helen Kanaly spent a few days with
relatives here last week.
Will Story of Preston spent several
days in Rulo last week.
Will Calkins was a business visitor
to Humboldt Saturday.
Jake Tickle and wife returned from
McCook last week.
Sam Hall took a trip to Salem one
day recently.
Piles helped at once with DIR. Shops
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