Various Omaha Visitors and Local Travels Highlight Saturday News
Dozens of residents and visitors travel between Omaha and nearby towns. Individuals including Elbert Wiles Nelson Faber Heineman Shumaker Word of mouth and meetings indicate revival activities in Mynard as others visit relatives and conduct personal business in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Wiles
Omaha
Will Nelson
Lillian Fitch
J. F. Heineman
Claude Shumaker
Robert Ballance
Oscar Gapin
J. P. Faber
Anniversary for Miss Lillian Dwyer Is Celebrated
Thursday marked the twelfth birthday of Little Miss Lillian Dwyer, daughter of Mr. D O Dwyer. A pleasant afternoon of games music and luncheon followed with Mrs H J Helps and Miss Olive Jones assisting. Attendees included Nora Patterson Edith Dovey Nora Livingston Mary Helps Dorothy Helps Dor as Neilson Marie Spies and Helen Gass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Dwyer
D. O. Dwyer
H. J. Helps
Olive
Stanfield Jones
Stock sale trip ends with missed bids and train mishap
A. E. Todd returned from Humboldt after attending a fine stock sale but could not bid on the desired cattle as they were not offered before his train left. En route home a ahead train car of hay caught fire, was stopped, the car cut out and overturned, then the fire put out with water from the engine and both trains continued. Also notes a patent remedy claim for Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion sold by Gering & Co. Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Todd
Humboldt
Nicely at Present Shows Steady Recovery
Mrs Ray Christwisser reported at Burlington station that Ray Christwisser is making satisfactory progress. He was seated yesterday with clothes on and eager to return home, with a return expected soon if improvement continues. Ray has battled a severe illness and deserves congratulations on his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Station
Ray Christwisser
Omaha
Ray
Trio Lodge A. O. U. W. installs officers in meeting
The regular meeting of the Trio Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen installed officers last evening. A supper followed at the Elite restaurant owned by Dr. A. P. Barnes. New officers include J. D. Wampler, George Loucinsky, R. W. White, D. C. Morgan, F. H. Steimker, and Gid Archer. A death notice and condolences are noted for Joseph Worell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trio Lodge
Afcient Order of United Workmen
A. P. Barnes
J. D. Wampler
George Loucinsky
R. W. White
D. C. Morgan
F. H. Steimker
Gid Archer
Jail Breaker James Clark Escapes With Accomplice
After supper James Clark, jailed on jewelry theft charges at W. E. Stander's home near Louisville, broke out with an outside accomplice. A $50 reward is offered for the arrest of the helper and $25 for Clark, described as about 25, 5 feet 10, 160 pounds, with gray coat and black hat. Cards alert civic officers to capture and convict the conspirator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
W. E. Stander
Louisville
Clark
Cravenette
Ed Brantner Buys James Hickson Place for Poultry Venture
Ed Brantner purchased the James Hickson place north of the city from C. E. Birtwell for 3800 dollars. He plans to start a poultry business on the property and expects a strong local market for all aspects of the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Brantner
James Hickson
C. E. Birtwell
Travel companions depart for Madison from city visit
John Houteka left the city this afternoon to return home in Madison. He was accompanied by Mrs Alois Smitana and Miss Anna Vejebodia who will stay for a time at his destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seagraves
John
Ed. Johnson
Creston
Iowa
South Omaha
Leander Barnes
Norwoods
Council Bluffs
Mary E. Foster
E. E. Hilton
C. S. Forrs
J. W
Charles Tilton
Radgate
Omaha
Big City
Johnnie Shields
Carl Humphrey
Swift & Company
Jessie Duffy
Mildred Brausler
Miss Duffy
Jesse Mounk
Andrew McKinney
Riverton
G. E. Reynolds
Plainview
Earnest Carroll
Glenwood
Jacob Huffman
Wilber
F. M. Young Jr
Near
Murray
F. R. Whittaker
Katie
Herman Fields
P. H. Kinnaman
L. C. Anderson
Gerta
Frank Kronlick
E. W. Cook
Nettie Hawksworth
Geo
Eoarke
Philip Rouka
Ralph Smith
Emw Ohms
Fred Kaufman
Lincoln
Martin Kohn
Max
Herman Kippler
Verna Brelin
D. J. Lair
C. A. Harvey
Newton
L. E. Bodley
Will Crisman
Burlington
W. H. Pickens
Chicago
A. A. Schultz
Mr. Schultz
N. B. Schultz
Nathan
J. W. Hobson
Lilly Hobson
John Houteka
Madison
Alois Smitana
Anna Vejebodia
Johnson Sues Illinois Surity Company for Bankers Union Bond
C S Johnson sues the Illinois Surity Company on a bond tied to a policy against the Bankers Union of Des Moines. The case traces a matured policy, prior judgments, and security for costs, with the Bankers Union becoming insolvent and the current suit seeking $1,000 in county court. D C Dwyer appears for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Johnson
Bankers Union
Des Moines
Banker's Union
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Daily Personal News
Urday Evening’s Daily Journal
J. N. Wise
Brink
Washer
Mynard
Thomas Salmon
Thurman
A. B. Batchelor
Henry
Pacific Junction
C. H. Smith
James Buronek
Peter Rouska
Frank Checkel
Sioux City
J. W. Bookmeyer
Wm. Budig
H. W. Fisher
Budig
Fred Stadleman
Peter Carlson
Havelock
Ella Nydan
Letta Smith
Mrs. Stiger
Ed. Fitzgerald
Nishnabotna
Bennie Windham
Greenwood
Robert
John Kuhney
Will Jean
Jeff Lewis
J. B. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
J. H. Brazil
Ezra Comstock
C. W. Walsh
John Karvonek
C. L. Buckley
Mr. Buckley
Harriet G. Becker
Edna Patterson
Rock Bluffs
Metropolis
John Hein
D. B. Smith
Chas Freese
Alliance
Lillian
Woolford
Gering & Co
the Parmele Theatre
Rork Company
Knox Wilson
Ursula March
William Friend
Luella Drew
Lawrence Coever
Grace Drew
Madcap Ballet
Bullhead Row
U. W
United Workman of No. 84
Joseph Worell
Surity Company
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