The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-10
RULo.


Ed McYey made a trip to Hiawa.
tina one day last week.
Mrs. c. J.. Huber visited with Hia-
watha friends last week.
I'd Poteet of Falls City was a Rulo
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Nom Kernode, wife and baby were
Atehison visitors last week.
Mrs. Dykes of Preston was a Rulo
visitor one day last week.
Geen Goolsby. wife and baby took in
the circus at st. Joe Monday.
Will Cunningham was a business
visitor to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tagney of Oklahoma
are visiting Phil Koran and wife.
Ruth Kaualy and Emma Danneeker
went to Salem Sunday afternoon.
Nellie Coupe and brother of Falls
City visited Rulo friends Sunday.
Talbert Hinkle took a pleasure trip
to st. Joseph one day last week.
Tom Whalen came home from Hia-
watha last week to visit his mother.
Drs. Henderson and Tefft were
Falls City visitors one day last week.
Edith, Clarence and Walter Ker-
mode were Preston visitors Saturday.
Mrs. j. W. Cunningham returned
from a visit with friends at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Inks and son of Salem visit
ed with VIII True and family last
week.
Mrs. u. T. Duncan was a business
visitor to Preston the first of the
week,
Earl Shepherd of st. Joseph. visit
ed with home folks a few days last
week.
Mrs. A. ID. Larabee of Preston Wis
tied with relatives in this city last
week.
NJ. Polk of Kansas City was a
business visitor here the first of the
week.
Gus johnson went to Nebraska City
Sunday to visit a short time with his
family.
Miss Lena Hallett of Peru came
Friday to be ready for her school on
Monday.
Mrs. VIII Dorste returned last
week from a visit with relatives at
st. Joseph.
Edith Hinkle left Wednesday for
Fayette, Mo-, to attend school the
coming year.
Clyde Adams and wife returned
Sunday from a visit to relatives at
Nebraska City.
John Mooney shipped a carload of
goats and hogs to Kansas City one
night last week.
Miss Bertha Kernon came last week
to take up her school work here for
the coming year,
Ms. A. Darveau and children re-
turned last week from a visit with
her mother. near Salem.
Miss Clark of Missouri has opened
up a millinery store in the Ella
Carpenter store building.
Humphrey P%eckinpaugh and. wife
of Hiawatha were visiting Rulo rel
atives the first of the week.
James Cranmer and family of
Washington visited j. a. Hinkle and
family the last of the week.
Fred Ball returned from Lincoln
one day last week, where he spent
two weeks with his mother.
Charlie Maze who has been sick at
Dawson for the past two weeks was
able to return to Rulo Friday.
The convent opened their school
Monday morning. Three sisters from
Concordia, Kas., have charge.
John and Theodore Majerus. j. A.
Osburn and Mac Vastine left last
week | o look at Colorado land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon, return
ed last week from Excelsior Springs,
both much improved in health.
lHt camp nitStlHS SiOotu hOludy
morning. A good crowd attended
during the ten days time which it
lasted.
Poi. Voegelin returned from his visit
in the east the latter part of the
week and was ready for school
Monday morning.
Mrs. Win True and Lesley Inks
left Sunday for Colorado Springs,
They go hoping the trip and climate
may benefit Mrs. True's health. She
has been failing in health for some
time.
Sam Hall and Leslie Inks drove to
Salem one day last week. The team
became frightened at an automobile,
upset the buggy and threw the boys
out. The men in the auto caught
the team before they got away The