The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

Mrs. j. w. Fulton and daughter of
Weston, Ohio, We're the guests of
Mrs. 2. S. Heacoek a few days this
week. Twenty-six years ago her hus-
band, Rev. Fulton, was pastor of the
Presbyterian church at this place
and their daughter was born in this
city. They left Tuesday for Denver,
where they will join Mr.. Fulton and
will tour the west and spend some
time in California. Miss Fulton will
attend the National teachers institute
in Denver.
Mrs. 0. S%choenheit and son, Lo-
THAR, returned to this city Monday
evening, after a pleasant visit with
friends in st. Joseph. They left
for Colorado Springs on Tuesday, to
spend several weeks. Lothian is
suffering from hay fever and they
think that the climate in that section
may be beneficial to him.
DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Kerr spent a
greater part of the week in, Omaha,
being called there by the illness and
death of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bruno Hanson.
Mrs. Daisy King arrived from Ok
lahoma Wednesday noon She was
she was called here by the death OF
her little nephew, William Thomas
Hansen.
Miss Cecilia Person of Salem was
the guest of Mrs. J. r. Wilhite the
latter part of the week. From here
she went to Preston to visit with
relatives.
Richard OLary of New Mexico ar
rived in the city the latter part of
the week and spent a few days the
guest of Miss Helen Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen of
Tilden, Neb., attended the funeral OF
their little grandson at this place
F., Wednesday.
George Goolsby returned this week
from the Rosebud country where he
has been looking after his land in.
t~erests.
F. P. Page came down from Daw.
son yesterday on business. He was
a pleasant caller at The Tribune of
flee.
Miss Ola Ashenfelter returned to
her home in Beatrice Sunday after a
visit to her cousin, Mrs. e. e. Scott.
Frank Norris spent a short time
in this city with his children and his
sister, Mrs. l. C. Maust, Friday.
Bayard Greenwald arrived in the
city to spend his vacation with his
mother, M rs. Judith Greenwald.
VIM. Kleber and family visited the
formers brother, Julius Kleber and
family, near Reserve, Sunday.
The Episcopal ladies' will hold
their food exchange at the Dr.. Kerr
drug store Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Martin and lit
tie son are down from Council Bluffs,
visiting relatives in this city.
Little Miss Eliza Crook is visiting
at Elk Creek with Mrs. Frank Ever
sole and daughter, Miss Reba.
DR., r. p. Roberts and S. L. Davies
and their families enjoyed a very
pleasant fishing trip Saturday.
Miss Regina Hart of Hiawatha
spent Sunday at this place, the guest
of Miss Helen Resterer.
Miss Maud Davis left this week for
st. Joseph to spend a few days with
Mrs. Glen Curtis.
Mslt Bohrer came in from the west
to figure on the contract for the new
Catholic church.
Lee Whitney and viii Carlisle of
Salem saw the ball game at this
place Monday.
VIM. Sparks came down from Shu-
bert Friday to look after some bust
ness matters.
Fred A. Drake of Humboldt spent
a few days in the city the past week.
d. A. Walker and son of Stella
spent Sunday in this city.
+. NJ. Cowman of Humboldt was a
visitor here Monday.
Chas. Roubidoux of Preston spent
Friday in this city.
Roy E. Dykes of Preston spent Sun.
day at this place.
Sheriff Fenton was a Lincoln Wis
itor this week.
G. w. Price came down from Daw-
son Sunday.
Mae Sigler of Rulo was a visitor
here Friday.