Two men hold up C A Anthony at Lambert Feed store
C A Anthony of Coolidge street was robbed at 6 10 PM Tuesday by two men in a covered buggy near Tyson and Vine street. They demanded money, taking 14 50 from two pocket books, as the pair fled north then east toward Vine. No arrests yet. one suspect had fed the day before and paid with a $5 bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Anthony
Lambert
Coolidge Street
Vine Street
Mr. Anthony
Dunn & Dudley
Anthony
Pleasant surprise party honors Mrs Cunningham at country home
A pleasant surprise party for Mrs D O Cunningham was held at the Malvern area home of Mr and Mrs Walter G Aistrope on Wednesday evening November 24. The event featured progressive amusements with Mr W G Aistrope winning honors and a late eleven o'clock lunch. Just after midnight guests presented bogey whips brooms and carpet beaters to reveal the birthday surprise and the guests departed with best wishes for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Cunningham
Walter G. Aistrope
Malvern
W. G. Aiistrope
Almost a New Building at I. O. C. F. Upstairs remodel
The I. O. C. F. building underwent extensive upstairs remodeling by carpenters plasterers plumbers and painters. Changes convert Dr Plimpton’s former office into part of the main hall now measuring 31 by 70 feet with a 18 by 20 reception room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Plimpton
Rebekahs
County seeks injunction against Oak St Mary nuisance
County Attorney HM Logan petitions for a permanent injunction at December term to bar Barton Anderson the occupant and Otis E. Allis the owner from keeping intoxicating liquors on lands in Oak and St. Mary townships. The plea notes violations over three years ending November 30 1916 at sections 7 8 and 18 St Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton Anderson
Otis E. Allis
Oak
St. Mary
Iowa
Prohibition Sigh: Liquor Ban Sought for Congregate Premises
The defendants are to be prohibited from bringing or keeping liquors on the premises and from allowing intoxicated persons to congregate thereon. The action seeks a court order to enforce the liquor ban and bar intoxicated gatherings.
Rochester trip for Wrenwick seeks Mayo Clinic aid
John Wrenwick, who was injured aiding well cleaning years ago and now uses crutches, left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota to consult the Mayo Brothers for possible relief. He has sold his home to Mr. Hensley the photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
John Wrenwick
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Wrenwick
Hensley
Salyers and Wickel wed in Malvern dairy tale of vows
In Malvern on December 1 Lawrence Salyers and Flora Fickel were married by Rev Gable at the bride’s home. After a brief wedding trip to Omaha the couple will live with the bride’s parents while winter plans unfold. The groom is the son of Georges Salyers and runs the family auto business. the bride is the elder daughter of J B Fickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges F. Salyers
Malvern
J B. Fickel
Wesley
Chas. Stokes
Rosetta Troth
A. H. Dolph
Hastings
Mr. Stokes
Dolphs
Miss Troth
Charles Aitken
Bartlett
Creston
Mineola Notes on Bridges and Local Projects
Mineola residents report warning signs on two bridges near the Henry Roenfeld home indicating unsafe for traction engines. John Flynn of Council Bluffs visited Mineola Tuesday afternoon. C. F. Nipp displays the largest geological collection in the county at Mineola State Bank. F. H. Nipp renovates with a new fence and a cement block wall to level his front yard while testing a novel hot air furnace. No action yet on rebuilding burned structures. cement blocks or brick likely. N. Kiersch assists carpenters on a new home in the east part of town. J. H. Lewing of Cherny and Watson Lumber Yard says fall business is satisfactory. Daily tribune clipping volume noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herby Deitehler
Henry Roenfeld
Mineola
John Flynn
Council Bluffs
C. EF. Nipp
N. Kiersch
Kiersch
J. H. Lewing
Cherny & Watson
Woman's Club Song Fest Returns with Local Talent
The Woman's Club hosts a Monday evening program at 8 66 featuring piano solos violin pieces and vocal numbers by local talent including Mrs Wheeler Miss Kepler Mr Wyant and Esther Dunn. Free admission invites all to enjoy a musical treat at the Woman's Club Room with several quartets and duets.
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America
Bwanee River
Cescece Renee Cece Sence
Noah's Ark
Hiveryone
Ben Bolt
BE. Wheeler
Misa Kepler
Mr. Wyant
Woman's Club Room
Pacific Junction News Roundup Delays and Departures
Pacific Junction reports Dudley DeLashmutt's upcoming left ankle operation at Wise Memorial Hospital in Omaha performed by Drs. Davis and Hull after an earlier injury. Local social notes cover visits, moves, and weddings, with many residents traveling to Omaha and Council Bluffs for errands, church events, and healthcare, plus railroad and street improvements and a hazardous night train incident near Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley DeLashmutt
Omaha
Wise Memorial Hospital
Thanksgiving at VanEaton Home Welcomes Relatives
Thanksgiving Day joy filled the Glenwood home of Mr. and Mrs. John VanEaton as they hosted a number of relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. CG G Ferrell and family of Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garman and daughter of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. L Kesterson and family of Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John VanEaton
Glenwood
CG. G. Ferrell
Bartlett
Earl Garman
Kansas City
L. Kesterson
Tabor
van Eaton
Dreams of Future Greatness Fades in Glenwood Power Loss
Glenwood loses its electric plant as the former private facility fails to keep demand. The town recalls the ambitious Bortenlanger era, the new owners, and promises of expansion that faded. Despite shutdowns and job departures, residents still receive power via Omaha lines as the company bills remain sent from Ralston. A secondary notice: 260 acres near Silver City in Potawatamie County to be auctioned December 3 by executor M Kehoe, land split into parcels with terms announced at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Joe Bortenlanger
Omaha
Bortenlanger
Keokuk
Red Oak
Anton Bortenlanger
Ralston
M. Kehoe
J. J. Mass
Silver City
Pottawattamie County
Our Job Department Aims for Continuous Improvement
The department states its capability to handle every kind of job and commits that every piece of work will be better than the last. It praises its workmen as artists in the field, emphasizing quality and advancement.
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Esther Dunn
Pacific Junction
Mrs. Lee Haynie
Lee Haynie
Esther Rose
Anna Kjollavik
Cedar Rapids
Haynie
Esther Olson
Elva Hills
Anna Purdy
Fred and
Merritt Mendenhall
Albert Kroon
Fred Rose
Arthur Olson
K. C
Folsom
Lyle McNamara
Parkville
Mesdames
J. B. Anderson
J. L. Hamer
R. J. Sellers
W. O. Little
Lester Bacus
Joe O’nell
Ernest Purcell
Woodbine
Thos. Martin
Cg, L. Adams
Foster Lumber Company
F.davis
Plattamouth
JW. C. Little
H. B. Gates
Josephine Supple
Degree of Honor Lodge
Anna Nun
Agnés
C. F. Cook
Wesley Mullica
J. A. Phelan
William Barker
Robert Carlson
University At Lincoln
Eddie Anderson
Jas IF. Bingaman
John Mendenhall
G. A. Adams
Bh. G. Shroyer
St. Joe
Wm. Horton
Wroyd Mclaughlin
Miss Copeland
Percival
8. C. Copeland
Sarah Mendenhall
Overton
Neb
Gadsey
August Johnson
Tom Harlan
Maxine
Wes Mullica
Rev. Cook
Meegers
Theodore Anderson
Howard Anderson
John Jungquist
Samuel Payne
Johnson House
Dean Purcell
Nemaha County
Califroia
Claude Siever
Plattsmouth
Ticket l
Charles I’. Haynie
Akron
Colorado
Fred Mendenhall
Mr. Haynie
Sons of Mars
Douglas
Ariz
Fred
Sam
Villa
P. J
Tom
Bolchow
Mr. Phelan
Lee
W. W. Stacy
Mr. Stacy
Arabia
Denver
H. M Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Hendersons
VanEatons Entertain
Mackinaws
F. W. Kelley
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