Local notes from Pacific Junction and surroundings
Mrs James Mullca buys Bud Mack residence. Mrs Frank Anderson plans a ten day visit to Des Moines Perry and Creston. Mrs Martha DeBolt teaches at Williams school replacing Miss Organ who returned to Des Moines. A healthy baby born to Mahlon Boyer family northwest of the Junction. McNamara moves pool fixtures from Glenwood to the Junction for storage until fall. Marion Fowler and son Wilbur visit near Orleans Nebraska. Walter Haney works the Harvey Dean farm south of the Junction. Ernest DeLashmutt returns from weeks in the west visiting Burwell Bellefourche and the Black Hills. Residents urged to support Mrs EA Purcell in a $350 Omaha News piano contest, voting ends March 10. Mrs Charles Palent, 45, dies near the Martin farm from blood poisoning. funeral held at Martin Chapel cemetery. Jim Mulica battling grip this week. Robert Morgan presided at the barbershop during Frank Plaster’s absence. Wm Hewitt from St. Joe reports selling his house to Carrier HA Purcell. Landlord and Mrs Frank Plaster retire after visit with Auburn kin. Educational meeting at Methodist church Saturday with a good program. Voter sentiment for free text books in the district appears near unanimous. about 20 no signs on petition. Ice interests report warm week. Chas Kroon, Burgess & Haynie securing large quantities. Locals attend Norwood entertainments in Glenwood. Prof Norwood, born at Whiting, known to DeLashmutts group. Winnie Scott was a classmate at Omaha business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullca
Bud Mack
Frank Anderson
Des Moines
Perry
Creston
Martha DeBolt
Williams School
Miss Organ
Mahlon Boyer
McNamara
Glenwood
Marion Fowler
Wilbur
Orleans
Neb
Walter Haney
Harvey Dean
Ernest DeLashmutt
Burwell
Bellefourche
Black Hills
EA Purcell
Omaha News
Charles Palent
Martin Farm
Round-House
Martin Chapel
Jim Mulica
Robert Morgan
Frank Plaster
Wm Hewitt
St. Joe
Carrier HA Purcell
Auburn
Methodist Church
Chas Kroon
Burgess & Haynie
Norwood
Whiting
DeLashmutts
Winnie Scott
Omaha Business College
Wealth and Vanity in a Perceived Prominence Plot
A tale about a man nicknamed Mark who rises from obscurity to social fame through a library purchase and public praise. He becomes a critic, collector, and social leader, foiled by hype, bogus connoisseurship, and speculative schemes. The piece ends with a moral on wealth and spiritual worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atic Brothers
Smoke Syndicate
Senator Clark
Montana
Charley Gates
FOLSOM Marlin Young carries business trip to Kansas
FOLSOM Marlin Young has gone to Kansas for a few days on business. MEH Verporten had a large crowd at his sale one day lately. Eyvery thing sold for a good price. Chris Wilson had an attack of the grip lately. Gulliver Mitchell has returned from Missouri and stays with his brother Will. Mrs Jane Young and son George were in Council Bluffs one day lately. Mrs Joachin Arp is sick this week. George Bailey and Virgil Karr visited Council Bluffs Saturday and stayed overnight. Mrs Fred Spelman is very sick. Elmer Poore and family go to Magnolia to visit Mrs Poore's dying mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Young
Kansas
Meh Verporten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Junction Department
George Ade
Loft
Robert Howard Russell
Carnegie Library
Flo
Eastern Publishing House
Tie
Antos Pass
the Tribune
Mitt
Wvivence OF
A.R. Jones
Pacific Junction, Iowa
Folsom
Chas. F. Davis
Chas. Kroon
A. Lincoln
Claude F. Anderson
J. D. DeLashmitt
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Tuntorogs
W. C. DeLashmitt
WE. McDonald
Chas
F. Davis
C. Burgess
C.D. Butterfield
B. E. Lincoln
Brock Honpens
K. E. McDonald
Kroon
Glande F. Anderson
C.F. Timmons
G. D. Butterfield
FV. Kemp
Emma McDonald
John Olson
W. G. Templeton
A. Foster
Chas.t. Neal
Adolph Olson
A. Lincoln Sr
G. B. Lincoln
W. L. Kenney
Andrew Graham
EK. D. DeLashmutt
W. ©. DeLashmutt
B.D. Daulton
Mrs. E. J. Evans
Lizzie A. Anderson
S. A. Foster Lumber Company
L. O. Zornes
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Butte
Helena
Billings
Mont
Basin
Cody and Worland
Wyo
Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Wash
Missouri River
J. L. Waterman
Thorobred
Duroc
Jersey
Henderson
T. J. McGarry
R. O. Jackson Farm
Hillsdale
Edison Phonograph
John Deere
John E. Slaughter
J.L. Talbott
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