THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST 16 , 1907
24o Acre Farm Southeast of Hiawatha.
Tin- ( arm is t's ' milei of a wood town of about 350 population on a railroad. Iiml consist * of nently rolling up land with
mith a small creek lloulnu tlirouitli the east Ml acreseiiterniir near tlie northwest corner and Kolntr out about CO rods north of
Henry th ooiith line. Tin-re Is some timber alonir Dim creek , sir nir Rprmir furtnshiiiK water for pasture which never has b'en
known to run dry. About 00 acre * are in cultivation now. About 40 acres are in clover and timothy meadow. 111 acres an
n cattle and lioit pasture fenced with 1'aite fence , 15 acre * cow p.i tun- for milch cows , with shade and water. 4 acres n
orchard. 1 acre in irrapi-s , raspberries , blackK-rries and strawberries , llalance of land In building site and roads , Tlu
fenee are nearl > all as irood as new-havinir been rebuilt within the past two years. UoiM urove on west and north if
I'Uildmus furnlsliinir Hhade for poultr\ Mitmner aud storm protection In winter.
Hi n lilNi.si t.oixl 0 room house with cemented cell.tr under house. Ham for 10 Horses , iud o cows with hav loft holding
alio.ll 5 tons of hay and nil implement shed adjoining. Cattle and h.u shed 25x130 feet u Ith board roof and room for li tun
ANS ofhaj. Hot'house 12.\4U feet board roof. Corn crib 12\'J2 feet , board roof and shed adjoinlnir also board roof. 2 hen
houses , Shop for small tools and work bench. Cemented water rcseuiir about 14 feet in diameter ami 12 feet deep with
under urnuml pipe to tank in f-ed lot. Two wells and wind nulK suppljitiK the reservoir with water , " -ton W.IHOII ( scales ,
( mod terms , tniielit take SO acrts t- < part pay lomc time
Tin vimift n "TMinri irmnrmr-
PRESTON
Mr * . Tracy Courtrlght was on thi
sliklUt this rct-lc.
Rev. Xannlnga returned from Topu'
kn , Kans Tuesday.
The H. \ M. ilopot was moved aboul
two blocks on Wednesday.
Ilowitnl Jones and Elmer Prior wort
county seat visitors Monday.
Sidney Lapp of Falls City wusti Pres
ton caller Saturday evening.
Miss Kiln Anderson returned to het
home in Plattsmouth Monday.
Miss Anna Prlbbcno returned home
from Topeka , Ivans , , Tuesday.
Elmer Ilosclton was u passenger tc
Hloomlngton Neb. , ono day this week ,
Mrs. Wirt Vlnson Ilelcr returned
from a visit with in Pawnco City Sun
day.
Verow Story and Grace Uoppe ol
Fulls City were Preston visitors Sat
urdny.
A number of the Preston people arc
talking of taking In the Uulo picnic
this week.
Dan Schaffer who Is working fet
Jnmcs Sinclair was kicked by a nnik
one day this week. ShalTcr went behind -
hind the animal , and while picking \ \ \
a rope the .mile landed him about live
feet from the stable.
Preston has just come to life ; a few
weeds were cut the other daya few arc
building new sidewalks. O. U. Hush
put In ono concrete walk , the tlrst that
htul ever been In Preston and L. I ) ,
McCumbcr is laying a brick one
Three cheers for Preston !
HUMBOLDT.
U. P , Guile Is home from a visit will
his parents In Lincoln.
Ivn Creed is enjoying a visit wltl
friends at Murdoch : , Neb.
Warren Beery IB now employed a
yardman In the Scgrlst lumber yard.
Olllo aud Minnie Petrashek tire li
Lincoln this week the guests of friends
Win. Locnncko commenced work a
bartender In flynek's saloon Monday
John Shraugor was looking aftc :
land interests near Heaver City thi :
week.
Mrs. Suu Miller and daughter
Nacllne , were Sunday visitors In Hum
boldt.
Mrs. II. A. Hohomvald Is this wed
entertaining her mother , who reside ;
at Cord or , Kan.
Mrs. II. K. Davis and daughter Clan
are In Kansas City this week solcctlin
their fall millinery.
John Hill and wife of Verdon wen
here visiting friends and attending tin
tournament this week.
Daisy Morris Is homo from a vlsl
with her brother , Joe , who has em
ployment at Ness City , Kans.
Otis Unkofer and family loft Snnda1
for an extended visit with Otis Grin
stead and wife at Carpcntcrla , Cal.
Nora Staldcr went to Hiawatha , Ks.
the last of the week for a visit at th
homo of her friend , Minnie Vanovor
Mrs. M. M. Bruun and daughter
Mrs. G. W , Segrlst , are being enter
tnined this week by relatives in Kan
sas City.
Lllllth Wageeuer of this place ha
secured the assistant princlpalshlp o
the schools at Douglas , Neb. , for tin
ensuing year.
Elmer Rousck arrived in town Mon
day from Omaha and will spend th
remainder of the summer with Hum
boldt relatives.
The family of James Bohrer wa
placed in quarantine Monday rnornln
two members of the family having cor
tractcd Ulpthcria.
Mrs. Nora Puls and baby arrived o
Tuesday from Utlca , Neb. , for a vis
with her parents , Chris Oberly an
wife , south of town.
The base ball tournament Is drawln
quite a crowd to Hnmboldt and it
expected the town .vlll be crowded I
tomorrow evening.
Agnes Moran at ono time an Instru
tor in the llumbo'.dl schools , was hoi
the middle of the week visiting hi
friend , Daisy Morris.
Norma Prey , alter spending sever
weeks with her grandparents , J.
Prey and wife , departed Friday f
her homo in St. Joseph.
Mrs. Winnie Perry , an employe
the National hotel in Falls City , w ;
here the middle of the week vlsitli
friends and attending the tournamct
Mrs. E. S. Norton has gone to Col
rado Springs , Col. , for a visit with h
daughter , Neva , who has been makl
her home at that place for sevsi
years.
Will GuUmpr went down to Frlonla
Texas , this week to look at land In
that section , and may decide to locate
permanently In thai , part of the conn
try.
Frank Porak , who hits Decn ajsistlni ;
his brother In the grocery store for
several months , wont to Lincoln Satur
day where he has accepted employ
ment.
Bertha Frank and her Sunday school
class of young ladles of the Haptlsl
church spent Friday plcnlclng in the
prove near the homo of Ed Uhrl , south
of town.
Oscar Fulton and family , who have
been residents of this place for the past
year , have moved their household ef
fects to Brownvlllc , where they will
reside in the future.
Evangelist Fred Knslow , who last
February conducted a scries of revival
meetings In this city , Is dangerously
111 at the homo of his sister In Chicago ,
suffering Irotn smallpox.
Mrs. Martin Paulson and little
daughter , Clover Mao , who have been
hero for several weeks visiting at the
homo of J. A. Murphy and wife , lefl
Sunday for their home at Fl. Crook ,
Neb.
Neb.Mrs.
Mrs. F. A. Hummel returned home
Friday from Batavia , 111. , where she
had been summoned to attend the
funeral of Her rnOlhcr , who hits been in
a critical condition for a number ol
months.
Chas. Snydcr , who until recently was
employed as superintendent of the
Humboldt brick plant and who is now
holding a like position at Cherryvlllc ,
Kans. , was here the fore part of the
week on business.
Rose Obnrly Is employed as night
operator at the telephone office , hav *
Ing resigned her position at the Spoisei
central to accept the position In town.
Mlle Draper will be In charge of thi
Spicser office after the first of the
month.
Harry Ward , son of W. G. Ward o
this city , was united In marriage las
Thursday In Tecumsch to Miss Hattli
I'almor , daughter of a farmer residim
near Vcsla. They will make theli
homo In Table Rock , whore the green
has boon employed for some time.
Friends of Lulu Gandy received tin
announcement this week of her recen
marriage to Charles Nolton of Lincoln
In which city the event occurred. Foi
the past year Miss Gandy has been cm
ployed as a nurse In the above city
She is the daughter of Rlchardsoi
county's wealthiest resident. Dr. J. L
Gaudy. Tnc groom Is employed b ;
the Cnrlis Piano Co. , of Lincoln.
The Phllpot & Tanner lumber corn
pany of this place have lately pur
chased the jards of N. Duncan li
Pawnee City. The company has re
cently been incorporated audis com
posed ot S. M. Phllpot , O. J. Shrauger
A. A. Tanner , and R. R. Phllpot o
Uumboldf M. J. Byrne , of Dawson
and N. Duncan of Pawnee City. Th
yards at Pawnee will bo In charge o
Orln Shraugor , who will take posses
sion ot the business In u short time.
Rudolph Vortlska and Mary Barn
hardt , well known young people of thi
community were united in murriag
ono evening the past week at the Get
man M. E. parsonage , the pastor , Rev
H. A. Hohenwnld , performing Iho cer
emony In the presence of a small corn
pany of friends. The groom is ere
ployed by Iho Slarna Tire Proleclo
Co. , of ihis city. They will reside i
the property which was until recentl
occupied by Mrs. Laura Monesmlth 01
the wesl side of the Long Branch.
Following an invesllgallon of th
slate board of education In Lincoln th
last of the week , Prof. J. W.jearso
of the slale normal , was placed untie
arrcsl aud laken lo Auburn Salurda
by iho sheriff of Nemaha county , o
charges preferred by the parents (
Kate Hudson , of Humboldl , who a
leged lhat Prof. Searson was guilty <
assault upon her last April. The a
cused was released on a 3700 bom
The story has caused conslderab
comment In this community and tr
progress of Iho case Is being watche
with keen inleresl.
Marriage Record
Chas. P. Bless. Vllllsca , la ;
Amanda Conkltn , Fulls City :
Married by Judge Gagnou , Aug. St
Rudolph Feizncr , Falls City :
Frieda Infold , Reserve
Homer Frazler. Salem
Georgia Butler , Falls City
Married by Judge Gagnon , Aug. 1
SALEM
Charlie McCool waIn Falls City o
Monday.
John llnmel of Falls City wus in tow
Tuesday.
May nurd Stitzcr returned home fror
Parks Sunday.
Merle and Worth Melt/ , visited 1
Salem last week.
Sndyc Jones returned homo fror
Liberty Saturday.
Mrs. J. U'lndle and Dean drove t
Falls City Tuesday.
Will Fregory and ton. Charles , wen
to Vi'rdon Tuesday
Will Kalup returned to their horn
in Watongo Monday.
John Davis and Alora Fisher drov
to Falls City Sunday.
Mrs. Meredith and daughter drov
to Falls City Monday.
Allan May attended the Aubur
ohautauqua Monday ,
lion Janfcs Plcrson made r. buslnes
trip to Falls City Tuesday.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson and Lena Stave
went to St. Joseph Monday.
S. P. Gist aud wife and Miss Kinslox
vUltcd In Stella Wednesday.
Mrs. Delia Simmons returned fror :
Landing , Ivans. , Wednesday.
Mrs Will Harding and Mrs. C. Clar ;
were In Falls City Thursday.
Ed May and Ira McCool were li
Falls City Wednesday evening.
Earl Graves of St. Joseph arrlvci
Sunday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jim Sterns arrived Sunday fo
a visit with her mother , Mrs. Maggi
Mead.
Ira McCool and Chas. Aycrs went t
Stella Taesdny in the Interest oMh
chautauqua.
.Too Thompson , of Greenwood , Wis ,
visited over Sunday at the home of W
W. Spin-lock.
Mrs Stavcr went to Uulo Monda
for a visit with her daughter , Mr ;
Robert Henderson.
John Holzrnan of Guthrle Center.Ta
arrived last week for a visit with hi
sister , Mrs. W. C. McCool.
tieo. Pcnnlncton left Tuesday fc
Southshorc. S. D. . for u visit with hi
daughter , Mrs. Henry Koza-k.
W. II. Davis and C. B. Snydcr wer
to Nebraska City Wednesday to hen
Gov. LaFollctto who spoke at the chai
tauqua.
Fred Windlo and wife of Wyrnor
arrived Tuesday and left that evenln
for Falls City to attend the funeral (
Mrs. Metl/ .
Mrs. Earl Cobell , who has been vlsl
Ing with her parents , A. 13. Cochra
and wile returned to her homo in Di
Witt Thursday.
Ruth Jones entertained u compan
of friends Tuesday evening In honor <
her fifteenth birthday. The your
people were very nicely entertalne
and spent an enjoyable evening. Ic
cream and cake were served.
The Ludles Birthday club met at It
homo of Mrs. John Pierson on Tue
day. The object of this meeting wi
to celobratcMrs. John Plerson's thlrt ;
fifth birthday and Mrs. Smith's fift ;
sixth birthday. An elaborate dtnn <
was served.
OHIO
Sadie Peck left for Merrill , Ks. , la
Saturday.
Born to Henry Zorn and wife , Aii |
7 , 1007 , a son.
Charlie Shouso visited with Clarem
Peck Sunday.
Goldle Yocam was u guest of he
sister Sunday.
Born to Ed Morgan and wife. Au
11 , 1007 , a girl.
The children of E. T. Peck and wl
were on the sick list.
Mrs. Cora Simpson of Abilene , Kai
Is hero visiting relatives.
John Rieschlck and family vislti
with Mrs. R's sister Sunday.
Grandma Schmlchel went to St. J
i last Thursday to visit relatives ,
i Otto Huettuer and family spent Mo
day with A. Ketterer aud family.
J Lloyd Peck of Reserve , Kaus.v
a guest of relatives hero Sunday.
Wm. Huettuer and family spent h
Thursday with Martin Nolle and wll
Guy Llchty and wife were guests
George Prlchard and wile last Sundt
Chas. Zentnerand family were gue ;
of Fred Zentner near Shubert Sundo
Fern Shouse returned home Salt
day from her uncle's south of Fa
City.
Gco. Fallstcitd and family of Fall
City were visiting in this vicinity thi
week.
Frank Xorn and family from nun ,
Salem visited with Ed Xorn and fnmil ;
Sunday.
Gco. Prlchard and wife went to Au
burn Monday to hear the Inno ? bam
pluy at that place.
Earl Shaffer and wife have retu.'nei
home from Council Blulls , Iowa , when
they had been visiting.
The youngest child of A. Kettere
ind wife oas been quite- sick but is 1m
irovlnp at this writing.
H. J. Prlchard and wife , and Mrs
jeo. Prichard were guests of Georgi
Shouse Tuesday of last week.
Frances Shaffer and daughter. Mis
Vnna. spent last Wednesday afternooi
tt the home of Gerrge Shouse.
Geo. Johnston returned home las
Sunday from the west where he hai
cone In the interest of his land.
Ida Burk and brother , Albert , wen
0 Rule last Saturday to visit relative
ind attend the street fair this week.
John Llchty and wife and Marie o
'alls City spent Sunday at Georgi
rlchard1 Wm. Bartlet and Charle
Stump.
STELLA.
Harvey Hogrefe and wife have gen
mst on a month's vaeallon.
The Falls City band has oeen sc
lured for the two days picnic.
Marv O'Brein will teach the Mudd ;
Center school tne corning year.
1 lone Hinds of Kansas City has beci
he guest of Fairy Thomas this week
Herbert Hays will attend a Baptls
school at Hamilton , N. Y. , this winter
Mrs. Irve Rpimers and baby aoi
Mrs. J. M. Raper are visiting relative
it Keokuk , Iowa.
Mrs. A. W. Montgomery bas been n
iVuburn this week , visiting friends un
ittcnding the chautauqua.
Rev. Rhode spent a few davs at Wr
thena , Kan ? . , this week attpndlns
chautauqua being held thorp.
Mrs. Mullitran and = on ot Counc
Hull's were guests at the home of J. I
Hays a f 'w days the tirst of the wool-
LJlancho Prerlcks of Auburn hi :
jeen engaged to teach the Rosefiel
school north of town for the cotnin
term.
Geneva Raymond of Hiawatha an
Marie Emerson of Dawson have bee
guests at the home of Luolle Harr
this week.
L. G. Fankel has been carrying th
mail on route one this week while 111
regular carrier , Fred Gilbert , istakln
a vacation.
J. R. Cain , jr. , and wife left for a
extended tour of the east Monda ;
( \monsr the places visited will t
Jamestown.
Francis Clark returned Tuesda
from Cedar Rapids. Iowa , where h
bad been called to attend tho-funen
of a nephew.
M , H. Vandeventer , wifp. and gram
daughter expect to leave the last i
the week for a month's trip to Kans ;
and Colorado.
John Thomas and Ed Gebhardt hav
been In the northwestern part of tt
state this week , where they went wit
the view of buylnp cheap land.
Will and Ed O'Brien have gone 1
Omaha where they have secured worl
the former At the carpenter trade at
the lalter as a driver of an ice wagoi
JG. . McBrlde , wife and son left o
Monday for a five weeks trip throug
Canada and the northwest. Sam Chis
will have charge of their drug stoi
during their absence.
A hose shower was given at tl
home of Olive and Lucllo Harris la
Friday evening for Harry Foster <
Kansas City and Wlnona Moor
About twenty young people were in a
tendance.
George Davis , a former resident i
this vicinity , but who has been llvlr
In the Indian Territory for the pa
live years , has rented a farm near Sh
bert and with his family expects
move back hero this winter.
Real Estate Transfers.
MoClellen Hover and wf to Richan
son Co. Fair Ass'n qcd to a tract
laud in wi of soj 3-1-lu known
Richardson Co. Fair grounds. $2.000
Theodore Anderson to Olney Gr
ham wd to lot 5 blk OS Rule So.
Abraham Elwell and wf to Alice (
Pjttrock niof lot 20 , all of lot 21 ai
si of lot 22 blk Stcele's addition
Falls City , 5350.
VERDON
Fred Gibson was an Auburn visito
Monday.
Wm. Mowery wu > down from Stell ;
Momliiy.J
Wm. Miilonc was over from Snlen
Wed np-day.
Cleta Moran wits an Auburn visitoi
Monday last.
Henry Corn made u business trip tc
Salem Thursday.
Mrs. Parsons has been quite flcl
for the past week.
John Leepers mart e a , business trl ]
to Omaha last week.
Mrs. Mose Veach returned home fron
Falls City Saturday.
W. E. Boyd of Salem was a visitor ti
this city Wednesday.
Ben Johnson and wife were count ;
beat visitors Saturday.
Jim Ayers made n business trip t (
? alU City Wednesday.
Rex Byerly was on the sick list thi
alter part of the week.
Mamie Byerly went to Stella Monda ;
or a short visit with friends.
W. S. Byerly and wife attended th
he Auburn chautauqua Monday.
Hamlin , Kan * . , ball team playei
lere Sunday and were victorous.
Walter Stock came up from Fall
> lty Saturday on a v.sit to relatUes.
Mrs. O. P. Veal and children spen
iVedncday with Mtss Mary Cornell.
Mrs. Sarah Se'den went toTecumsel
Saturday for a visit to h r daughter.
Sheriff Fenton and Mr. James drov
up from the county seat Thursday lasl
G D. Knapn and wife drove toSaler
Sunday and spent the day wiih re !
itlves.
Ednu Wolfe drove to Stellii Salurdu
and spent the day visiting Ben Clem
ent ? and family.
Glen Pennlncton arrived Tuesda
for u visit to his parents , H. S. Per
ntnston and wife
Mamie Byerly returned home Tue ;
day evening after a peasant visit t
friends al Howe.
Mrs. D. A. Grifiilh wenl to Falls Clt
Thursday to attend tht > funeral of he
cousin , Mrs. Mettz.
Clarence Clark of Kansas City wr
looking after business interest ? her
the first of the week.
Mrs. Ira Houtz and children rcurnc
home Tuesday evening after a plcasar
visit to friends in Lincoln.
Disru'.Ie Bowman arrived home Mor
day night from Parral , Mexico , whei
he has spent the summer.
H. N , Timerraan and wife spent Sur
day at the country home , of Jay Pai
sons and wife north of town.
Mrs. Fannie Cordier and childre
came up from Falls City Thursday t
visit her sister , Mrs. Dave Billips.
Araret Hart went to York , Neb. , Sa
urday to visit her Fister , Mrs. W. (
Brewer. She returned Tuesda
morning.
John Deitrich returned home Salu :
day from Morris county , Kans. , wher
he had been for several days , lookin
orer the land.
Mrs. Halibut and daughter , Jessii
returned to their home at Cedar Fall
Iowa , after a pleasant visit to Re >
Gardner and family.
Mr. McDurmett and children an
Mrs. Joe Veal and dauchler drove eve
from Salem Wednesday and spent th
day with Mrs. Eliza Goolsby.
W. D. Corn and wife were called t
Reserve , Kans. , last week by the il
ness of the Jailer's nephew. They n
lurned home Saturday evening.
Those who atlendod Ihe German
American picnic at Auburn Thursdu
were : Tom Qulggle , Dick Smith , Get
Goolsby , John Mark , Clarence Ma\
field , Smith , Charlie Shoemako , Wa
lace Arnold , Fred Gibson , Dave Clarl
Jim Clark and Smith.
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RULO.
Leslie Inks was a Falls City visitc
Tuesday.
George Iloyer was a Rule visitor la :
Saturday.
J. A. Hitikle made a visit to Higl
land Thursday.
Ves Bunker of Missouri was a Ra
visitor last Friday.
Harry Mann spent several days J
Lincoln this week.
Prof. Witman was a county capit
visitor Thursday last.
Gertrude Katialy is clerking in Ge
Ocamb's store this week.
Ike Jarrott of Goff , Ivans. , is speu
ing a few days with friends.
Frank Vanvalkinburg visited in St.
Joe a few clays last week.
.T.E.Davis was a St. .Tec visitor a
a couple of clays last week.
Win. Dorstc shipped a car of hogs to
St.loe one night last week.
Grant Ocamb has established a fine
new light plant in his store.
Walter Brown of Fortesctie attended
the horse sale here Saturday.
John R3an came home Monday eve
ning to enjoy the Rule picnic.
Mrs. L. E. Plumb returned from
Falls City the last of the week.
Mrs. Staver of Salem is visiting her
daughter , Mrs. Dr. Henderson.
Leslie Inks is suffering at present
from a badly ulcerated tooth.
Mrs. Forney of Oklahoma is visiting
old friends here during the week.
Mrs. Emma Wallace and Ilva True
were Falls City visitors Tuesday.
Gertrude Kanaly was a Falls City
visitor the latter part of last week.
C. J. Huber made a business trip to
St. Joe the latter part of the week.
John Mooney shipped a car load of
stock to St Joe one night last week.
Several Falls Citv people passed
through Rule Sunday for the big lake.
Charlie Scott and family of Kansas
visited friends in Rule last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Swain of the Margrave
ranch were visiting Rule friends last
week.
John Inks of Salem spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sisters at this
place.
Dick Palmer of Kansas City is as
sisting Phil Horan in his barber s hop
this week.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Falls City will
visit Rttlo friends and take in the pic
nic this wccl : .
The Rule boys crossed bats with the
Rushbottom boys at the big lake Sun-
clay afternoon.
Mrs. Dode Anderson and two daugh
ters visited in Kansas a few days the
first of the week.
Ralph \Vinterbottom of Falls City
came down on his bicycle early Wed
nesday morning.
Dr. Norris Plumb and family re
turned to their home in York the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Frank Robison of Falls Citv * is
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visiting her mother and other Rule
friends this week.
Dan Fickle was confined to the house
two days last week , from being pros
trate with the heat.
Jamss Rhodes of Fortesctie was in
town Saturday to attend the horse sale
at the stock yards.
Fannie /ieigler came up from Troy
Saturday and remained over Sunday
with the home folks.
The steamboat , James Mcl'hearson ,
passed down the Missouri river Friday
afternoon from Omaha.
Hattie Hart departed to St. Joe Sat
urday evening after a two weeks visit
with parents and friends.
Mrs. Maggie Boyle and son , Alfred ,
of Kansas City arrived Sunday to visit
relatives and old friends.
Mrs. Sherman Alexander and chil
dren of Sumtnerfield , Kans. , are visit
ing L. Jackson and wife.
Mrs. Gagnon and daughter , Mrs.
Marion Noble , of Osburn , Kans. , are
vifiting friends in this city.
Edith Kern returned from Kansas
City last week where she has been vis
iting friends for som e time.
Enoch Keigler has put up a tempo
rary feed stable to accommodate people
with teams during the picnic.
Mollie Winterbottom returned from
Effingham Monday from a visit with
her sister , Mrs. Tede Ma juris.
J. M. Gnstafson of Wymore was
looking after the Burlington's inter
ests here the latler part of last week.
Cecil and Mamie Kanaly returned
Thursday from California where they
have been visiting for the past month.
Roy Hart and family of St Joe ar
rived in town Sunday to visit relatives
and take in the picnic and street fair.
The lots arc being cleaned tip and
preparations made for commencing
work on the new M. E. church at this
place.
L. Jackson and Fred Evans were
fishing Sunday , on the Nebraska side ,
near the iron bridge. Results : Very
small catch.
Mrs. Bert Anderson and children re
turned home Thursday from Lakeside ,
Iowa , where they have been visiting
relatives for some time past.