The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-27

have liked the country they saw. bui
not to the extent that they will al
nit it equals Richardson county
They a the Falls City families al
The Rulo Register says: LOCAL,
the election was quiet, some sixty
two voters out of about two hundred.
seventy going TO the polls TO register
their preferences. OF these the dem.
ocrats had about six more than the
republicans, although the count var.
led ON different officers"
Frank Clegg returned Monday to Elk
%celsior Springs, after a few days visit
in our midst. Mrs. Clegg will re-
main a short time for a more pro-
tracted visit. They We're called here
the latter part of the week by the
death of Mrs. Clegg's sister, Miss Mae
Gossett.
Charles Albright and Bert Bloem,
botn old Richardson county boys of
a quarter century ago, spent a few
days in our midst the past week.
Charles Albright is a brother of Geo.
Albright of this city and the two
had not met for nine years until this
visit.
Mrs. J. A. kirkpatrick and her
daughter, Florence, visited the Van
Wrinkle n Kirkpatrick families the
first of the week. They were ON
their way from Kansas City to their
home in Pawnee City.
Miss Helen Brebeck returned from
st. Louis Sunday where she had
spent several weeks in the Wholesale
houses. She brings many new<ideas
and a fine line of millinery home Will
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Osterhohn of
Essex, Ia, visited DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Wilson over Sunday. Mr.. Oster-
returned home Monday but his
wife will remain for a longer visit.
Don't forget this is the right time
to put in your cement walks. Plenty
of rock, sand and cement on hand to
do your work on short notice.-Chas.
III, 119 337.
, Rev. G. F.. Reichel and wife leave
City Friday morning for Auburn
to attend the Nemaha Baptist AS
ISOLATION, to be held there Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Darlington and daughter,
Mrs. Maude Wigton drove TO Hia-
watha Sunday to attend the fune-
raj of Mrs. Stone, grandmother of
Mrs. Wigton.
Miss Anita M. Wilson has returned
with the Valparaiso University and is
prepared for pupils in voice and
violin. 34-tf
DIR. R. r. Teeter left Thursday to
attend the Brethren Assembly at
Union Lake, Ind. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Mr.. Edgar Peckenpaugh and sister
Blanche. of Ottawa, Kansas return
ed Sunday to the home of Mrs. Wy
lie, after a visit with Pawnee City
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Hargraves and son,
Tom, and Mrs. Jane Bohrer and fam
ly spent Friday at Sycamore Springs,
where they enjoyed an old fashioned
Virgil Grinstead brought Misses No
a McCool and Ardie Smith down
rom Salem Sunday evening for a
short visit with Miss Louise Rule.
Rev. Day will return from Lincoln
Saturday evening, where he has been
attending the state convention of the
Christian churches of Nebraska.
George Wertz, formerly a resident
If this city, but now of ST. Joseph,
vas in the city the last of the week,
'enewing old acauaintances.
Misses Leila Powell and Celia Dit
mar went to Hiawatha Saturday after
loon to attend Campbell Bros. circus
md returned on the plug,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mosiman left
Sunday for Des Moines, Iowa where
hey will remain until after the state
closes at that place.
Miss Cynthia Jones, a nurse, was
called from Salem last Friday to at
end Bert Baker, who is quite Ill at
L. l1-.o - I ny Holt
John Barry and family of Atchison
spent a few days the last of the week
with the families of Morris Sheehan
and John Started.
G. w. Stone and wife, who have
been visiting his parents, r. H.Stone
and wife, returned to their home in
Topeka, Sunday.
]. F. Martin came down from Lin
,oln Friday for a few days visit with
MS wife at the home of NJ. Giannini.
Matt Kaiser came home Monday