YBRDOff
Bd. K'r.uoiifelflttr made a trip
to Peru Fnd«l.
Hr. and Mrs, Mre«l Jlriper of
Dawson were shopping here last
Thursday.
John Hauer was on, tiio Kan
sas City market with a ear of
.attle Monday.
Seott Hinkle returned last
Saturday afternoon from a short
stay with his brother at Falls
City.
Clarence (dark of Kansas City
was on our streets the first of
the week,
Vivian Mayfield delivered hogs
to Vouch & Son one day last
week.
Will Carter from near Stella
was a pleasant caller here Tues
day evening,
Charley Ilaltcrman and family
left Wednesday for Falls City,
returning home Sunday.
Iter. Haley of Ohio township
was the guest, of Rev. Gearries
here Monday morning.
John Patterson visited his
daughter, Mrs. Hello Cornell at
Peru last week.
Misses Amelia Schrader and
Edith Shoemaker yvere passengers
to Stella Wednesday.
Miss Itoxie McCullough came
down from llowe and spent the
Fourth with homcfolka.
Miss Had Veal was quite sick
the past week, but is better at
this writing.
E. M. Hauer was on the market
at Kansas Oily with a ear of
fine eat tie Monday morning.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Arnold is very ill at
this writing.
Grandpa Sailors came up from
the county seat Wednesday last.
Miss Hlanelie Hour, returned to
Peru Wednesday after a short
visit with ho me folks.
Miss Gladys West of Howe
visited friends her a few days
ago.
Hmmorson Hauer shipped six
ear loads of cattle to Kansas Ci
ty the past, week.
Gorman Uuincrmauu made a
pleasant Dip to Salem recently.
Grlnuda Veal and daughter
were Stella visitors between
trains Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Stump left
Wednesday for St. Joseph for
a short stay with the latter's -as
ter, .Miss Pearl Cunningham.
Messrs. M. Murphy and Alfred
Kiims v shipped a ear of rattle
to Kansas City Wednesday even
mg.
The Mkaca Corn and Notin'
(valid: II li ft Tuesday afternoon
for :i month's visit with relatives
iit Cregg, J^o.
Mr. and Mrs. C. («. Humphrey
spent a portion of jast week with
relatives at Fulls City.
August 2I|rd and 24. are the
x'ates set for the Pioneer picnic.
Charley Wear is enjoying a
visit from his brother John, who
recently arrived from Cage coun
ty, Neb.
Mrs. Claud bailors is entertain
ing cousin who arrived the tut -
ter part of the week from Peru.
Will Otto is the possessor of
fine milch now which he pur
tht'sed from grandpa Snell last
* «s>k.
Mrs. Cora Andrews and her
.. passed through here Fri
v iy alter noun from Stella en
i mte for Sabot ha, Kans.
Th uujis Halloway tirrived last
■A't l< from Texas for an extended
visit with relatives here.
Will (Hto left for Omaha Fri
day morning returning home
Saturday.
Clarence Hart. Hex Birely,
John Conoyer and Shinn. Birely
went to Peru Thursday morning
•,<> see the liall gatin’.
Miss Anna Franklin ot Ohio
Township is the guest of her
mother. Holland Franklin and
fa mil r. ;l '
<4irinlon Sluing and wife re
turned home Friday from a re
cent visit with relatives id SI.
Joseph.
Key., A li Jones of Ohio eon
duct< d services at tile Congrega
tional ehurcli last. Sunday morn
ing and evening.
K. Kmubauidi and wife, Mr.
Kimball and little son of Nema
14 City were in town in the
termer’s auto last Saturday.
Mias Kddith Cullon spent .t
portion u last, week at Salem
the guest if Miss Flossie James.
AV. AleOuUough left Tuesday
afternoon Cor Ilowe where he
visited his sons George and Will
until Wednesday evening.
Aliss Dorris Corn eame up from
Falls City last week for a brief
visit with her unole Henry Corn
and wife.
James Simpson and family
went Sunday in town the guests
»f the former’* parent*, Jerome
Simpson anu wife.
Henry OT*her returned to At
chison the first of the week al
ter visitm with his family here.
Mis. JcSri Leefere is enjoying
a viait from her sister Miss An
na Fasten aw of Nebraska (Sty.
Messrs, and Mesdames C. M.
and A. J, Hcinzclmann spent
Sunday in the country the guests
of John Bauer and wife.
Miss Edith Cullon is enjoying
a visit from Miss Wauneta and
Master Rex Gage of Ilowe and
Miss Alta Corn of Palls City.
Mrs. Dr. Thomas ban the pleas
ure of entertaining her grandfa
Hie.i Andderfon Miller of Falls
City Friday lust.
C M. and A. J. Heinzelmann,
Walter Clark and Norman Hcin
zetrnnnn um tc u trip to the conn
I ty seat in the formers’ auto last
\Vt dnesday afternoon,
the afternoon train Thursday for
Mrs. Ed. Frauenfelder took
the afternoon train Thursday for
St. doaeph to he at the bedside of
her mother-in-law who is danger
ous^ ill.
Thomas Dii trich left Sunday
moriiMg for El Dorado Springs.
Mo., where hr expects to remain
until the first of August. From
tlier.; he nil1 go to Heading ,1’a.
where he will make his future
home.
Abe Steward was dangerously
ill the past, week. He was as
sisting Charlie Haper threshing
last Tuesday when he became ef
fected from the heat and was
in a very critical eonddition for
a time, hut is better at this writ
ing.
Mr. Smith has returned to Ids
home at Brunswick, Neb, after
a brief visit hen* with Ids bro
ther doe and family ; In* was ac
companied home by his nephew,
Harry who an ill remain tin* rest
of the summer in that vicinity.
The Misses Myrtle and Elnia
Dillon returned Monday from a
Aveok’s visit with relatives in
Kansas
Mrs. Sum Weddle went to Onu •
home Saturday afternoon,
ha Friday morning returning
Mrs. dames Russel assisted
Mrs. Will Richards with house
hold doties last week.
Kittle Basil Boyle was quite
sick last week, but is now some
what belter.
Ed. I'ool moved Ids household
goods iiom Will Steward's pro
perty to the lleinzelmanu and
Bason property in the south
western part of town, the first of
the week.
Scott Hinkle spent Monday in
the country Avitli his brother Will
and family.
SHUBERT NEWS
Mr. anti Mrs. Otis Hpieklcr
liavo nov rented the K. King
property on Elm St.
Frank Watten and family of
Falls ( i'.» and .1. ('. Sehulenherg
and Wife were the guests of (’lias.
Sehulenherg and family Sunday.
Mrs. M. Weiek and little
daughter Clara were entertained
hy relatives and friends at Falls
City a few days last wok.
Miss Blanche Armbuster earn.*
down from Peru Friday evening
to spend Sunday with homefolks.
E. E. King of Lincoln was a
business visitor here a few days
last week.
Mrs. Baker and daughter of
California who have been visit
ing relatives here for some time,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives near Nteila.
Miss Hattie Lilly was the guest
of Mrs. Martin of Barada a few
days last week.
Mr. Burns has arrived home
from Beatrice where he has been
[enjoying a visit with his son,
(’has. and wife.
duo. Weddle lias now moved
■ his lions'hold goods to Stella.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Weiek enter
tained a few friends one evening
last week.
Mi s Laura M it did is now at
the home of .1. -I. Parsons near
Verdon.
Miss Jennie Brown, one of our
most intelligent young ladies, lias
been chosen teacher of the Me.
(■andless school. We have no
doubt but that Miss Brown will
teach a very successful term as
she is a very bright young lady,
and is loved hy all who know
her on account of her kind and
loving disposition.
The Missionary society met Fri
day afternoon at the home of
j Mrs. Joe Harper.
Mrs. Frank Parrott h is been
I enjoying a visit from her sister,
Miss Louisa Peterson of Falls
City. Miss Peterson is enjoying
a vacation from her duties as
clerk in Ly-ford's store.
And where's the red plush
iotingo that you used to sink in
| to during the day and lie awake
| on at night when company came
1 and crowded you out of your lied
Aljd say, didn't there used to
be, in the days of long ago, a
great big family Bible around
the house* Now what’s become
of that’
HUMBOLDT
•T. K. Liggett came over from
Pawnee City, and spent Sunday
in this city.
Wayne Coons came over from
Auburn the latter part of the,
week and is now the guest at ,
the home of (). L. Bant/, and '
wife.
Bose 11 ni/da visited with rel-,
atives in Table Rock part of
this week.
Alias Bessie Kovanda of Kan
sas visited relatives here for a
short time this week.
Dr. C, E. Novak left Wednes- j
day for Chicago where he " ill
take a post graduate course in
eye and ear diseases.
S. M. Philpot and wife left
this week for Colorado, where'
they will spend the remainder of j
the summer.
Dudley Schaffer of near Paw
nee < 'ity was visiting with rel
atives here the first of the week.
Miss Emma liamoe of Kansas
City is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Norman Bullis.
Miss Ruth Uosford of Paw
nee < Jity is a guest of friends
here this week.
Mrs. .1. R. Boyd returned to
her home at Bvron, Neb., Wed
nesday, after a visit with Mrs.
Prank Hynek.
Miss Stasia O’Grady of Daw-j
son spent a few days with her
friend Miss Wanna Zimmermanii. I
The different churches of the j
city held a union meeting in the j
Methodist church Sunday even-1
in**.
Mrs. Molly Bradley was call
ed to Dawson Wednesday by the
death of a relative.
Invitations are out announe
|ing the marriage of B. II. Mick-,
ey of Lincoln to Miss Mary Han
in Wilbur, Saturday. The re
mains were brought to this city
Monday and interred in the city
cemetery.
Will Boyd and family of Sa
lem were visiting 11. E. Boyd
and family the last of the week.
EARADA
Dr. 11. S. Andrews reports the
birth of an eight-pound son at
the home of Artemius Vice on
duly II, and an eleven-pound son
at the home of George Kirkeii
dall on July 7.
II. G. Duerieldt, who lias been
the guest of his father, Gust.
Duerieldt for tile past few weeks
departed Tuesday enroute for
his home at Spokane, Washing
ton.
R. 11. Dunn and family were
the guests at the home of II.
Martin on Sunday.
Miss Ada Mitchell spent Sun
day with her cousin Mildred De
ters.
W. E. Slagle and sons Richard
and Glen were in Shubert Sat
urday.
D. E. Spiekler was a Shubert
visitor Saturday.
V. Cox and family were
guests at the home of R. W.
Williamson Sunday.
Walter Whitten and bride were
in town Saturday eve. Mrs.
Whitten who has been our popu
lar telephone girl for more tnan
two years, was receiving the
felicitations of her many friends.
Dr. Andrews reports the ar
rival of a girl at the home of
Honrv Wiock on Monday, July
10.
A very interesting and help
ful s Ties of meetings have con
tinued throughout the week at
the Evangelical church. Rev.
July Clearing Sale
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Home Shoe Store
During the month of July we are going
to clean up all the Summer Shoes
if LOW PRICKS can remove them.
We are calling your special attention to
our White Pumps at si. 50 and White
Button Shoes in Sea Island Duck of the
best kind at $2.50.
The Home Shoe Store
Four Doors South Richadson County Bank
na of Wood Lake, Neb. This
event will take place at the
home of (lie bride, July If). Mr.
Mickey was one of our High
school teachers last term.
Mrs. 11. V. Dorland attended
the funeral of a near relative in
Dawson, Thursday.
George Seabury returned to
liis home in Kansas City, Wed
nesday after a few days visit
with relatives here. Mrs. Sea
bury and little daughter remain
ed for a longer visit.
Mrs. May Mullen was a Falls
City visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Cowman visited
friends in Table Roek, Thursday.
Frank Dorland and family, af
ter a few days visit in this city
left for Peru, Neb., where they
will again reside.
Misses Frances Ilyiiek, Rose
Wazab, and Frances Klosner re
turned to Peru. Wednesday to
agaiti take up work in the Peru
Normal.
Chas. Goddard came over front
Falls City and spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Edith Stout returned t<>
her home in Beatrice, Monday, af
ter it pleasant visit with her
friend, Miss Gail Parsons.
Mrs. Fred Fridley died Satur
day evening in one of the St.
Joseph hospitals. ■ She is about
sixty years of age, and for many
years has lived near Humboldt.
Dr. W. R. Waggoner is walk
ing with a cane this week. The
result of a strain caused by lift
ing a heavy weight.
Humboldt is threatened with a
water famine. The water in the
city well being very low and of
poor quality. Plans are being
made for a better water supply.
The little child of Frank Koz
ler and wife, formerly of this
i place, died at the family home
Williamson is a forceful and ef
firient speaker. Quarterly con
ference on Saturday and Sunday
•Inly 15 and lt>.
John Santo came in from
Phelps county last week to visit
his niece, Mrs. Ed. Eg<; who is
very ill.
Rev. Gardener of Odessa, Mo.
preached at the Christian church
both morning and evening last
Sunday.
Small pox is raging in South
east Harada precinct; there has
only been one serious case, how
ever, that of George Weiscnstein
who was the first victim, having
contracted the disease while in
Chase county, and he is now re-1
covered.
Luis Kuker who has been ill
for a long time was taken to the
hospital in St. Joseph for treat- j
moot, the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Dridgeinan is quite,
ill at this writing.
Dr. Eordyce and wife passed ■
thorugh town Monday morning
enroute for the city, having sp^ntj
the previous day and night camp
ing at the Indian cave.
OHIO ITEMS
P. E. Shaffer has been enter
taining a friend at Ids home for
the past few days.
.Mrs. Ducliholtz and Mrs. Leq
Case went to Shubert Sunday to
visit friends.
L. S. Nedrow went to Kansas
City Monday night for a short
stay.
E. M. Kimmcl and family were
guests of relatives in Falls City
Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Liehty is enjoying a
‘ visit from her brother, Wm. Gil
densleeve of Kansas City, Mo.
About fifty invited guests as
sembled at the home of Allison
Dowty and wife last Saturday
evening. It was a surprise party
I
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in honor of their son Eddie, it
being his birthday; however the
surprise was not complete as
the young man surmised there
was something going on, hut
nevertheless a good time was re
ported by all. Refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake
were served.
F. S. Liehty and Guy Liehty
and their respective families spent
Sunday in Falls City the guests
of John Liehty and wife.
John Lundy was a guest of
John Tfuty'hison Sunday.
Misses Wanda Shaffer and
Wilma Nedrow were' guests of
Ethel Peek. Sunday.
Will Moore of Peru is visiting
ut the home of F. M. Shaffer.
Lewis Hurt spent a portion of
this week in and around Hamlin,
Kans.
II. t’eeehy and wife went to
Kansas City Tuesday morning
and will he gone for a few days.
They were accompanied by Miss
Grace Finley of Falls City.
Mrs. O. JL Prichard entertain
ed a cousin from the west at her
home last week.
Merle and Frank Stump of
Hastings, Neb., are here visiting
with relatives and friends and
later on their parents Chester
Stump and wife will join them
here and will visit a while.
Mrs. Noah Peck entertained
’friends at her home a portion of
last week.
RULO
Mrs. Mary Moore of Lee Sum
mitt is spending the week with
friends in Rulo.
Mrs. John Pope returnedd last
Tuesday from a week’s visit
with relatives at Guide Rock,
Neb.
L. B. Lyman was a business
visitor in llulo the last of tie
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ander
son went to Kansas City Friday
evening, where an operation was
performed on the latter, Satur
day, which was successful and
she is getting along finely. Her
daughter Pearl went down Mon
day morning to stay with her
mother; Mr. Anderson coming
home Monday night.
Floyd Long of Kansas spent
Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Johnnie Ivanaly is spending tin
week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Majerus in Kansas.
John McCleaian and wife are
now at home to their friends in
tile telephone building.
Mrs. Jelison and son of Waco,
Texas arrived Saturday night to
attend the funeral of her bro
ther, Henry Caverzagie.
Eunice Randolph of Kansas Ci-!
ty came Wednesday for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Wednesday evening the I. O.
(). F. lodge installed their offi
cers. After the ceremony which
was conducted by Deputy Smith
of Table Rock, the families of
the members were served with
ice cream and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Sarage left last
Thursday for Chester, where he
will work as telegraph operator.
Frank Anderson returned Tues
day from a vacation trip through
Texas and other points.
Agnes Kanaly returned to her
school work at Peru Thursday,
after a few days with homefokls.
Mrs. Claud Seley and little
son left Saturday for their home
at Thompson, Neb., after visiting
here for a week.
Mr. and Airs. Oss Daniels and
little son are spending the week
with relatives at Westburo, Quin
tilian and other points in Mis
souri.
Air. Chestnut and family re
turned Saturday from a month’s
stay with relatives in Kansas.
Mr. Stickrod of Rock Port. Alo.'
came the last of the week to at
tend the funeral of Henry Caver-1
zagie, which took place Monday.
Airs. Rawlev returned to her
home in Falls City Monday, af
ter spending a week, with Mr
and Airs. Phil. Horan.
Airs. Teft, formerly of this
city, is visiting with relatives
and friends here.
Airs. Harry Huber of Water-1
loo, Iowa, came last week for a 1
visit, with relatives.
Frank Dempsy of Preston was'
a Rulo visitor Tuesday evening.
.Tames Ilaler and family spent
several days last week with rela
tives at Humboldt and Salem.
Airs. Robert Paul of Abiline,
Kans., is visiting with her daugh
ter, Airs. James Ilosford.
George Seley returned to his
work at Quincy, 111., Tuesday, af
ter a few days visit with home
folks.
Airs. Ilosford arrived from Cal-1
ifornia Thursday afternoon. She j
w as delayed on the way and was i
unable to be here in time to at
tend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Edgecomb. The funeral (
was postponed a day in the hopes j
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that she could finish the jotmMfr
in time, but she was still many
miles away at the time appoint
ed, and it was impossible to keep
hack the remains auy longer.
Mrs. Wilcox of Spanks, Kas.,
is spending the week with rela
tives in this city.
Charlie Helpier of Waterloo,
Iowa, is spending his vacation
with relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Alice Cunningham left
Wednesday for her home in Cali
fornia, after a visit extending
over several months with her
brothers here,
Mrs. Mary Simmons has been
quite sick ofr several days.
The Halo ball team crossed
bats with the Robison, Kas. boys
Sunday. The score resulted in
Rulo bichg the victors. 19 to 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Green Goolsby
are the parents of a baby boy.
J. A. Osborne and family, A.
d. Hart and wife drove to Falls
City in their automobile Tues
day evening.
Ruth Harris of Kansas City
came Wednesday for a visit with
Rulo relatives and friends.
Will Wetzel and Clyde Hart
left for Thompson Wednesday
to resume their work with the
paint gang, after a few days va
cation spent with homefolks.
Mrs. d. A. Osborne received a
telegram Saturday saying that
her father was critically ill. She
left for Dorchester that evening,
but he had passed away before
she arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall were
Salem visitors a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Asbury of
St. Joseph are visiting with rel
atives in Rulo.
A number of wagon loads or
gypsies were in town last week,
and were more or less a burden
to some of our citizens.
Mi’s. Bessie I)a IIman of Kan
sas City spent last week with rel- .
atives here.
Mrs. Wm. Ginguch and child
ren left Wednesday to visit rel
atives in Missouri before return
ing to their home.
Mrs. Ada Mahan and children
spent last week with relatives in
Kansas City.
George Phinney and wife of
Reserve attended the funeral of
Henry Caverzagie, Monday.
Miss Edith Brinegar spent Sun
day with friends in the country.
A very light rain fell Sunday
morning, but is is hot and dry as
ever at this writing.
Rev. A. E. Wciehtel returned
to University Place Thursday, af
ter spending a few days with
Rulo friendds.
WILLIAM3VILLE
Miss Luelia Rea and Miss Mary
Rea returned to Denver last Mon
day.
M iss Bertha Goetz sold her
fine lot of hogs last week.
Sehoetz Bros, threshed a few
jobs here last week. They left
for Kansas last Tuesday.
R. J. Dunn and family spent
Sunday in Barada.
Mrs. i. A. Dunn was in Falls
City Monday.
G. W. Duorfeldt and family
spent Sunday with B. C. Duer
feldt in Barada.
R. J. Dunn sold his hogs last
Tuesday.
Jacob Arnold and wife spent
Sunday with B. C. Duorfeldt ia
Barada.
Mrs. 1. A. Dunn returned last
week from Adams and Lincoln,
Neb., where she has been visit
ing her two sons Byron and Jes
se Dunn.
Ella Wissinger 4\vas on the sick
list last week.
Mrs. Ed. Ege is still very low
at this writing.
Ed. Ege threshed Tuesday. .
George 1’archens' were callers
at the Ed. Ege home Tuesday
morning;
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An Italian, not an American.
has invented a syllable typewri
ter. There are some clever peo
ple, now and then one, who. do
not float the American flag.
8r.hscrfl» *. for the Tribtiu.;.
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