Daily Personal News bloomin entries in Omaha trip notes
A flurry of brief items records numerous Omaha and surrounding area visitors and travelers. Mentions include Martin Houk of Omaha visiting friends, Dr W Baylor on the early train, Mrs A L Baker and Miss Fay Oldham of Murray, and many others passing through or transacting business. Various residents report farming activity, health notes, and local errands as rail service continues to connect communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Houk
Omaha
Dr. W. Baylor
A. L Baker
Fay Oldham
Murray
Geo. W. Snyder
Jessie Robertson
Metropolis
Chas. Stocking
Blair
Henry Eikenbary
Isabel Richey
George Prentiss
Havelock
Madeline Green
Henry Beeck
Mr. Prentiss
W. C. Bartlett
Elmwood
Joseph Mullin
John Schiappacasse
Helen Chapman
Victor Anderson
Lincoln
John E. Kirkham
Chas. Duckworth
Nehawka
Jeanette Palmer
George E. Dovey
E. R. Anderson
Hamburg
Mary Janda
North Platte
Jos. Hiter
Amos McNamee
George Stites
Union
Joe Holley
W. H. Newell
Bernice
Mary Nemetz
Conrad Meisinger
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
R. L. Stack
Murdock
Schuyler
William Gillespie
Mynard
C. D. Woodworth
Main Street
Bellevue
Fete Champetre At Parmele Residence A Clear Success
A large gathering at Chas C Parmele home enjoyed a fete champetre that raised a neat sum for the Presbyterians. Despite a lights outage the lawn decor and two act comedietta with Misses Douglass Cummins and Hall drew praise, with fortune tellers hypnotists solos pleasing the crowd. Candles replaced lights to finish the program as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Parmele
Mr. Parmele
Marie
Vesta Douglass
Mildred Cummins
Josephine Hail
Miss Cummins
Douglas
Josephine Hall
Seeress
Ben Windham
Ella Margaret Dovey
Etha Crabill
Complete electric lighting outfit for sale in Plattsmouth Neb
For sale a near new three horsepower gasoline engine with a thirty sixteen candle power dynamo, switch board, water cooled tank, and mounting on one base. It powers lamps motors and fans and is suitable for home store farm or town use. About 30 days of prior use. E. C. Wescott Plattsmouth Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
E. C. Wescott
Neb
Roosevelt Attends Navy Conference at Newport
President Roosevelt leads a high profile naval officers conference at Newport focused on creating a first class fighting navy. He praises apprentice seamen drill and the battalion's evident character while planning future battleship programs and signaling fast progress toward a stronger naval force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Roosevelt
United States
United States Navy
Oyster Bay
Washington
Naval Island
Local residents share visits and travels across Nebraska and Iowa
Numerous correspondents report friends and relatives visiting in and passing through the area. Trips include Mary Ryan to Denver and others to Omaha Lincoln Plattsmouth and Cairo. Social events feature a Royal Neighbors gathering with a Schumann piano presentation and musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Appleman
Roy Campbell
Schumann
Flora By
Keefer
Pauline
Misses Pearl
Pauline Keefer
Grace Foreman
Flora Boyles
Pearl Keefer
Mr. Campbell
Billings, Mont
Collision near harbor as Mayflower aids injured crew
The Mayflower arrives two hours late with bow damaged and six figures in oilskins aboard the bow after a collision with the lumber schooner Menna. President Wilson, unaware of the crash, provides travel funds to Maine crewmen while Commander Snowden orders a navy inquiry. Lifeboats were used without panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westers
Presidents
President
Maine
Hutchinson
New York
United States
Snowden
Navy Department
Washington
Vermilion Parish Votes Prohibition In Local Election
New Orleans reports Vermilion Parish favored prohibition by a narrow margin in a local option vote. About 30 000 residents live in the parish and participated in the July decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Parish
New Orleans
Vermillion Parish
Fire kills two children in Cleveland blaze
A fire destroyed James Jaraksky's dwelling south of Cleveland city limits while the family slept. Two children died from burns and a four year old daughter and James Jaraksky were severely injured at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelad
James Jarasky
Jarasky
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Ruth Froley
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Marie Stroemer
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