The Journal ends with a chilling seance scene
The narrative reels through a tense night as Cameron Edith Halliday and Livingstone confront a staged séance. A distraction and a pistol threat escalate fear, while Jane’s trance and a sudden lamp reveal smoke and a lurking figure, leaving the group shaken and unsure what truth lies behind the ritual.
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Tits Journal
Pettingi
Fiat
Jane
Halliday
Cameron
Woodvine
Robinson
Greenough
Veture
Natural
Hayward
Badlth
Llyingstone
Kenn
Atmouth
Edith
Livingstone
Pimey
Mougny Tcond
Old Bethel
Gordon
Horace
Central
Turie
Eugenia Miges
June
Sally
Hive
Noor
Kent
Wwe
Nest
Athegan
Elda
Atlantic Woman Weds Man Epperson in Local Ceremony
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Bertha V. Simpson, former Bell Telephone employee in Atlantic, to Oscar L. Epperson of Council Bluffs. The couple reside at Manawa near the Bluff city. The page also lists community gatherings and club events, including a Hancock birthday party for Mrs. Hager, various showers, and postponed G A R meetings.
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Atlantic
Bertha” V. Simpson
Focal
Bell Telephone Company
Oscar L. Epperson
Charles Epperson
Cyuncil Bluffs
Sampson
Council’ Bluffs
Epperson
Manawa
Bluff City
Art Hager
Hancock
Mrs. Hager
Anita
D. C. Reed
Sunshine Club
Frank Londen
Wilson Parrott
Bessie Myers Lowell
Sherman ¥. Lowell
Mary Jane Pilmer
Mes
Trimmer
Congregational Church
C. EB. Harry
Funchion
Royce Forshay
Montiny
Wenonah
Forshay
McNeil
Ivory
Jean Hutton
F. W. Herbert
H. G.’ Dackon
Wayne ‘Bullock
Clyde, McNeil
Misa Minnie Forshay
Lokery
Percy A Lainson Renominated In Pottawattamie
Percy A Lainson wins renomination in Pottawattamie County. Council Bluffs figures show Osborn and Keating as reading candidates from the city, with Keating and Osborn likely filling open city board seats. Lewis, with fewer votes, cannot qualify for the board. Frank Hammill leads in the Republican race for county supervisor over J. Stammill and others in a crowded field. In Democratic contest for Congress, Burke leads Paschel in most precincts. Republican state representatives race shows incumbents Greene and Hubbard in contention.
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Lewis
Council Bluffs
Osborn
Reading
Robert Keating
Keating
Oshorn
Board of Supervisors
Frank Hopp
W. H. Js Son
Goys
John Stammill
Hammill
M. Bowman
J. Skro
Burke
Paschel
W. J. Burke
Charles Paschel
Harry M. Greene
Independent League Endorses Nominees Stir County Race
Voters rejected seven of ten candidates endorsed by the Independent Men and Women Voters League of Potta wattamie County. The group had promised a heated contest in the county renomination race as nominations approached.
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Independent Men and Women Voters’ League of
Former Local Man Nominated in Guthrie County
Peter Ward, longtime saleman for Rawleigh's remedy, nominated in Guthrie County at the primary election. Ward, living on a farm there, is a veteran of the Spanish American War and has resided in the territory for many years.
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Peter
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Thad
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Virginia Phares
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Jerusalem
Maxonie Hall
Membe
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