Local Notes From Pacific Junction and Nearby
Pacific Junction news items report Nims from the round house laid off with an injured foot while Jess DeLashmutt shipped a mixed car to Omaha. J C Spidell shows great improvement after two weeks of illness. Frank Plasters and wife visited Au burn relatives. Local baseball lost 16 to 17 to Bartlett. Frank Daugherty of Sheridan visited relatives. O E Williams resigned as night yard master for a Bluffs post. Wm Sutter replaces Doc here. Mrs Anderson of Ogden visits her ill father Jess Painter. May Lang visits Virgie Fowler in Harlan county. J H Croak to Aurora office July 1. Woodie Haynie to run Junction office. IOO F order elected officers: N G, Geo J Jones V G, Monroe Lee Sec’y, WM Moore Treas, L B Bacon Arnold Gamblin sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Spidell
Frank Plasters
Auburn
Neb
Bartlett
Frank Daugherty
Sheridan
Wyoming
O E Williams
Bluffs
Wm Sutter
Doc
Mrs Anderson
Ogden
Utah
Jess Painter
May Lang
Virgie Fowler
Harlan County
J. H Croak
Aurora
Woodie Haynie
Junction
N G
Geo J Jones
Monroe Lee
WM _oore Treas
L B Bacon Arnold Gamblin
Hastings Gossip From Hastings And Surrounding Folks
Mabel Martin returns home from Grinnell to Hastings while Clara VanArsdale is on the sick list. Hicks buys Wickham property and moves his family in. Uncle Henry Lloyd makes a business trip to Malvern. Ada McKewyn of Harlan visits Iva Dix en route to Nebraska. Circus attracted nearly all in Red Oak Tuesday. Cary and Purcell host Thimble Bee last week, a pleasant gathering. W E VanArsdale gifts Clara an automobile for her birthday. Rolfe Whitnal vacationing with Oscar Alstrand’s crew near Hastings. Rev Mrs Edie moves back to Emerson. A visiting cousin sermonized at the U B church Sunday. Misses Chapin, McDonough, Dixon and Greenwalt host a lawn party last Saturday. Roy Dimmitt calls on friends in Council Bluffs Sunday. J Jm Starre and Claude Stisser travel to Clarinda early in the week. Joe Scanlan trips to Fort Dodge to fetch Geo Berry wanted for attempted rape. Berry jailed at Hotel DeMorgan awaiting grand jury. A heavy rain end Sunday into Monday brings farmers’ rejoicing. G C Chapman sells Hastings hardware to Villisca buyers. invoicing now under way. Miss Clara McGee and Jennie Erwin shop Malvern on Wednesday.
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Mabel Martin
Grinnel
Clara VanArsdale
Hicks
Wickham
Henry Lloyde
Malvern
Ada McKewyn
Harlan
Iva Dixon
Neb
Red Oak
Mesdames
Cary
GS Purcell
VanArsdale
Clara
Rolfe Whitnal
Oscar Alstrand
Hastings
Edie
Emerson
Sam Bowen
U B
Mary Chapin
Jeanette McDonough
Cora Greenwalt
Roy Dimmitt
Council Bluffs
J Jm Starre
Claude Stisser
Clarinda
Joe Scanlan
Ft Dodge
Geo Berry
Emerson Chronicle changes hands again in town news
The Emerson Chronicle changes editors as Messrs Winkler and McCormick take charge, following Mr Brill’s departure. The new duo is welcomed, with praise for Winkler’s newspaper experience and McCormick’s business background, promising a solid local paper.
Injuries and incidents in Iowa as reported in state news
William Brophy a Marquisville miner was severely injured by a fall and taken to Mercy hospital Des Moines in an unconscious state. Ex Senator Mack of Storm Lake is critically paralyzed at home. In Buxton a murder verdict found Earnest Taylor was killed by his wife Nannie Taylor with Lena Pender held as an accomplice. R C Wrooman jailed for six years after two jail escapes. Numerous fires accidents and awards follow across Iowa involving LeClaire Davenport Grinnell Webster City and Clinton with deaths, rescues, and legal actions.
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William Brophy
Marquisville
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Mack
Storm Lake
State Senate
Taylor
Buxton
R. C. Wroo- Man
Vrooman
Rockford
Ill
McLeod
White
W. J. Anderson
Ida Grove
Primghar
Mr. White
Mr. Anderson
Grinnell
Hyde
Ralph Garner
Joseph Nyphan
van Cleve
Sadie Hunting
Sloan
Eva Suckow
Manchester
Margaret Buckley
James Knowlton
Harry Worth
Popejoy
Arthur McGill
Charles Boardman
Walter McClennor
Warren Tuttle
Tabor & Northern Railway
Leclaire
Davenport Fire Department
Headley General
K. P. Hall
Texas
Webster City
Baughman
Fort Dodge
Harry Gumlise
CO. W. Wilson
Gaynor
Sioux City
State Penitentiary
Anamosa
A. F. Rockwell
Morningside
William B. Reiter
Martha W. Reiter
Polk County
William Carter
Missouri Valley
Logan
George Brown
Hamburg
Tabor College
Ed Oakes
Barber Asphalt Company
Iowa Falls
Oakes
Martha Witze
Martha Witze, A Servant Girl In the Home of Mr. and Mrs. C. HB. Mann
Clear Lake
Carnegie
Miss Witze
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
County Recorder
Mississippi River
CG. Lamb & Sons
Chicago
EB. S. Rogers
H. K. Allen
Clinton
Middle West
Iowa
Marshalltown
Will Davis
Cresco
Iowa University
Arthur Thompson
Davis
Lowa
Thompson
Jack
Lincoln Fire
Illinois
Iowa Firemen’s State Association
Clint
Black and Tan
Council Bluita
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Chase & Sanborn’s Teas
The
National Biscuit Company
Saratoga
Gillett’s
Timmerman & Hamilton
Sharples
Glenwood
Bower Bros
Mills County
EE. M. Myers
North Side
L. E. Geil
L. H. Stroud
Pacific Junction, Iowa
Opinion
E.G. Day
Justice of the Peace
Glenwood, Iowa
Carter Block
Reliable Aetna Indemnity Company
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Vs
E. O. Dewitt & CO
A. J. Howe
H. B. Milliron
Barbhe
Marshall
Ayer
Er Co
Lowell, Mass
Pacific Junction
R R Nims
Round House Force
Jess DeLashmutt
Omaha
Mils County National Bank
Heinsheimer
M. Buffington
A. D. French
H. A. French
Ags’t
IF. M. Buffington
W. Rather
A. J.gettler
E. B. Woopxuur
D. L. Heinsheimer
Pdraws
United States
Europe
Erastus
Willadson
Henton Statio
W.P. Willadson
Dan’l Lugsch
East Side
Brust Goons, Bast Woremansere
L. B. Bacon
Pacific Junction, IA
Rebecca Clemer
Merrit
L D McMullen
Presbyterian Church
Able & Hicks
M L Evans
T A Douglas
C T Reid
Euly van Vrankin
Clyde Rhoads
W E Broadfield
H C Hascall
Ned
Bert Davis
Oklahoma
Ruth
Emerson Chronicle
Iowa News
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