The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-19
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John Hendricks was a Rulo visitor
one day last week.
Tony Asher of Kansas vas in Ru-
IL one day last week.
Mrs. Joe Kit of California is visit
lng old friends in Rulo.
John Hamilton of Missouri was
. Rulo visitor Saturday.
Charlie Schaffer was a Falls City
visitor one day last week.
Al Kent of Missouri was a Rnlo
visitor the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Daniels were in
rails City one day last week.
Jack. Neitzel of Preston was a Ru-
io visitor n day last week.
Ike Adkins of Missouri was a Rulo
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Phil Koran and son, Philip,
we're Falls City visitors Friday.
Mrs. johnson of Knapp, Wis, is
VISITING Rulo friends this week.
Gus Johnson went to Nebraska City
Saturday night to visit his family.
Green Goolsby of Missouri was a
business visitor in Rulo Saturday.
Charles Cessna of White Cloud was
a Rulo visitor one day last week.
Mrs. James Marshal and two child
zen returned home Monday evening.
Byram Harrison is working on the
new church foundation in Falls City.
Thomas Winterbottom visited with
ms parents here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Melvin and little daughter
vent to Wathena Tuesday to visit rel
atives.
I. A. Hinkle. was a business visitor
Il st. Joseph a couple of days last
aeek.
Louie Plante of Oklahoma arrived
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
father.
w. a. Marcum returned recently
rom a visit with their son at Ridge
way, Mo-.
Eugene Fulmer of Wymore is run
mig Will lures engine during his
absence.
Mrs. Spieer and children of Bel
view, Neb., are visiting Rulo friends
mis- week.
John Weisman was taken to Falls
city one day last week, before the
insanity board.
Frank Vanvaulkinburg of st. Joe
spent Sunday with his parents and
little daughter.
Walter Graves came down from
Falls City Saturday to spend Sunday
Nth home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Frederick went
to st. Joseph Monday morning to
4isit their daughter.
Leslie Inks was called to Salem
Tuesday evening on account of the
Death of her parents.
Ewing Ward vent to Watson, Mon
cay to take charge of a store which
his father has just purchased.
Mrs. Watts and children returned
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With relatives in Skidmore, Mo.
viii Gingrich and family returned
IL their home at Superior last week
aiter a visit with Rulo relatives.
Sim Burk and wife returned from
Colorado Friday morning. Mrs. Brooks
3 quite sick while they were gone.
Mrs. J. A. Osborne entertained the
elevator men at dinner Saturday in
honor of Mr.. Osborne's %forty-fourth
birthday.
Mrs. Humphrey Pe%cinpaugh of
H9awatha drove to Rulo II day last
week. She vas accompanied by her
amt, Mrs. Phoebe Harris.
Mrs. Charles Gagnon, who has been
spending the summer with a daugh-
ter in Idaho, came last week to
this place.
lanes Robinson and Miss Sarah
Wilson of Craig, Mo, were married
in Falls City Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Robson is running a restaurant
here. They will go to house keep
ing soon in the Watynne property.
". A. True started Tuesday for
Colorado to break the news to his
wife of the sad tragedy, which left
her without father or mother. He
feared the shock would be more than
she could stand in her present state
of health.
The remains of Eli Plante We're
brought to Rulo Saturday, and the
funeral was held from the Catholic
church at three o'clock Sunday after
noon. In spite of the d~isagreeable
weather a large crowd gathered at
the church to pay the last respects
to one who had been a resident of
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