Local and Personal Highlights From Week Past
Week in Council Bluffs and Omaha covered by local notes. Individuals travel to visit relatives and attend business. professional trips listed. The column mentions Fred Alexander and Mrs Carnine visiting family, J A McWard’s Omaha trip, Theo Guittar oil inspector’s city visit, and Rev. Brackett’s engagements at the U P church. A horses harness mishap nearly caused a runaway, band stand demolition, and a planned new stand project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boorman
Red Oak
Mias Augusta Beis
Maine
Agnes Rosa
Griswold
M. Schenk
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Theo. Guittar
Kirkpatrick
Grinwold
Marion
James B. Bruff
Bank of Atlantic
Margaret
Jane Lovejoy
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Fred Powell
Chas
Wollinger
Hugh Waddell
Cumberland
Perry Hill
Sheriff Hill
Gertie Peters
Lewis
Atlantic
Avoca
Eliza Buck
Rufus Bently
Anita
Fred Alexander
Snyder Lovejoy
Irwin
Ae M. J. Lovejoy
Bond
C. Stuart
Walout
Alexander Stuart
Lee S. Day
Elyria
Ohio
H. A. Disbrow
Day
West
Gillespie
Harlan
B. R. Wasson
L. B. Wickersham
Methodist Church
Rhoda Murphy
Dayton
C. L. Brown
Political Equality Lab
Political Equality Club
Geo. M. Lyon
Burson
Francis Bryne
St. John's Cathedral
Denver
Francis Byrne
Col
Atlantic chapter A F P E O delegates in Osceola elected H G Weber secretary
The Atlantic P. E. O. Sisterhood delegates to the Iowa Grand Chapter in Osceola reported Mrs. H. G. Weber won the role of corresponding secretary on the first ballot with 105 of 108 votes. Shoudy also noted as a delegate, with Mrs. Weber returning home on No. 3 from Des Moines. Obituaries and local notices follow with community events and small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mia
H. G. Weber
Tru’ Shoudy
A.F
P. E. QO
Osceola
Iowa
Mesdames Weber
Shoudy
Des Moines
Henry Weber
Editorial Notes on Spanish American War News and Navy Potentials
American readers are urged to focus on Cuba and Porto Rico as events unfold. Spanish coal stocks, naval movements, and the battles near Manila are discussed with emphasis on Dewey and US ship readiness. The piece praises Dewey's humane conduct and notes Bucklen’s America Balm as a guaranteed remedy sold locally.
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Selves
Conrad Shoe Store
Fred Aiexander’s
Fred Shumaker
St. Joe, Mo
Robert Butler and
Fth Street
J.H. Nash
Audubon
Lake Okoboji
C. G. Brackett
Tarkio
G. F. Crooks
U. P
Chas. Block
iToun
Fred Alexander’s
Acta
Vic Emmett & Co
Hester A. Groom
E. H. Gothard
Susquehana County
Penn
Wisconsin
Cassville
Bloomington
Clayton County
Mrs. Lovejoy
Dr. Wilkin
Wiota
Taice
C. W. Hook
Alice Hopper
Vance
Dexter
Zeigler
Bruce
C. L. Neilson
Pat Talty
Lof First
Birch Streets
Dan Zentmyer
Walnut Street
Walter Collins
New Sharon
L. D. Marsh
Thos. McFadden
Pat Shea
Commerce Treet
Elm
Hood’sjearsaparilla
Hood
Andrew Wishert
Robert Wishert
Minneapolis
T. G. Turner
Epworth League of the
M. F. Church
Lincoln
Neb
San Francisco
Cal
Philippine Islands
Pullman
Washington, D. C
Springfield
J. M. Schenk
Shoudy Bros
Planing Mill
Ascension Services
Woman's Relief Corp
Ghareh
Ladies Society of the German’ Church
Gothlard
Andersonville
United States
Political Equality
L. L. May & CO
Jymen Beadsmen
Minn
miCes
Freedom Armonia
Cuba
Porto Rico
Tne
Sampson
Wilmington
Cardenas
Oregon
Marietta
Nichtoroy
Span
Manila
Dewey
Winslow
Spain
Bucklen
Vic Emmert & Co
Theo
G. Steinke
Eclipse
THEM
3& Eggers Bros. Agts
Tom W. Winder
Cash Clothing House
Albert Johnson
DeWitt’s