Local Families Gather for Happy Returns
A long list of attendees includes state Lolimes and family, G. H. Meisinger and family, P. H. Meisinger and family, Earnest Ahrens and family of Nehawka, Hilds, Pulses, Engelkemier and Heebner relatives, Engelkemier and Meisinger guests, with many daughters and sisters named among the celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. and Mesdamestate Lolimes
G. H. Meisinger
P. H. Meisinger
Earnest Ahrens
Nehawka
Adam Hild
Philip Hild
Louie Puls
William Puls, Jr
William Puls
Otto Pulsard
Fred Lutz
Charles Engelkemier
August Engelkemier
Henry Engelkemier
Land Trade Brings Omaha Flat for Colorado Holdings
J W Holmes and W B Smith exchange their Colorado lands for a three story Omaha flat at 26th and Cuming streets. The property includes six apartments of six rooms each and three occupied business stores on the lower floor. Trade valued at 25000 dollars with both parties satisfied by the exchange. TheColorado land had previously been obtained from Mr Hass during prior Murray business property sale.
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J. W. Holmes
W. 8
Smith
Colorado
Omaha
26Th
Cuming Streets
Messrs
Holmes
Hass
Murray
Entertains Loyal Bereans at Mrs. Gapen's Home
Mrs. Lloyd Gapen hosted the Loyal Bereans last Friday afternoon at her home. Members enjoyed friendly games and social time in a warm, communal setting.
Affectionate Luncheon With Pretty Table Decor
A group enjoyed a quiet afternoon with music and a no course luncheon. The well set table featured flags and fire crackers. Place cards bore verses for each guest. Names present include Esther Rice Edith Gap en Eva Laine Optia Baker Naomi Adams Vera Hatchett Frances Moore Martin Sporer Oliver Gapen.
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Esther Rice
Edith
Helen Gapen
Eva Laine
Optia Baker
Naomi Adams
Vera Hatchett
Frances Moore
Martin Sporer
Oliver Gapen
Surprise for Mrs. Harry Creamer by Sunshine band
The Sunshine band surprised Mrs. Harry Creamer, a June bride near Murray, with a search for hidden packages that yielded silver gifts. The event featured refreshments and Kodak photos with numerous attendees including Misses Thomason, Moore, Young, and Creamer relatives and band supporters.
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Sunshine Band
Harry Creamer
Murray
Kodak
Ella
Ruth Thomason
Mary
Willa
Margaret Moore
Clara Young
Ogla Minford
Willa Gapen
Rose Mae Creamer
Lillian Wheeler
Vera Yardley
Esther Ray
Marie Davis
Henrietta
Alice Creamer
Grace Porter
Loretta Walker
Mesdames F
For Sale Hamiltonian driving mare and buggy
For sale a Hamiltonian driving mare described as safe and sound. Includes a single seated top buggy in train condition and a double seated leather up holstered surrey priced at 200 dollars. Contact T. W. Pollak.
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Lew
WH. Pollaek
Cinel Visits City for Merchant Trading Hours
Cinel spent a several hours in the city yesterday afternoon engaging in trading with local merchants.
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Cinel
Mrs Rosa Marshall Visits Des Moines Friends
Mrs. Rosa Marshall of Des Moines Iowa arrived yesterday afternoon from her home and will visit with Mrs Inez Stenner and family for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Marshall
Des Moines
Towa
Inez Stenner
Alvo and Lincoln Visitors Noted in Alga Neb News
A long list of social calls and visits from residents of Lincoln, Magle, Scandia, and Omaha to Alga and nearby towns is documented. People such as Miss Lizzie Taylor, Miss Pearl Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, and others are reported visiting relatives or friends in Murdock, Havelock, South Bend, and Deer Lodge. Also noted are shopping trips, a planned harness shop, and local promotions at Patterson's with discounted goods including fruit, tea, coffee, and linens.
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Pio Boyles
Lincoln
Sam Joven
A. D. Dick
Boyles
Lizzie Taylor
Miss Smith
Orpha Mullen
Paul Froulich
CG. BR. Jordan
Central City
Mrs. Peterson
Magle
Pearl Keefer
Miss Lois
Murdock
H. A. Bailey
Miss Gravee
Omaha
Eli Casey
Miss Ford
Irene
Shelton
Waverly
PJ. Lineh
Colorado
J. A. Shafer
Will Sutton
Charles Snavely
Evans
Jake Forsythe
Alex Skiles
Sam Gashner
EF. Uptercrove
Harry Appleman
William Casey
Kennessy
Hastings
Neb
Alina Woodbey
Laura Parsell
Ruth Bailey
Lois Keefer
Esther Hosenow
Emily Strong
Elizabeth Connor
Blanche Connor
Deer Lodge
Montana
Blanche
Ed Casey
Mr. Casey
Alga
Patterson's
Fishing Party Delights Members on Meadow Trip
Ladies Reading club and male guests journeyed to Meadow on No 14 Friday evening for fishing in rain. Mrs W E B Casey caught the only fish. it vanished en route home on No 13. Participants included S C Boyles Rudolph Kuehn W E Casey Miss He n neasy J H Stroemer Marie Alfred F E Patterson John Muriey L B Appleman Gladys La Verne FE M Stone Frank Cook Alice Jamison Weeping Water.
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Patterson
Ladies’ Reading Club
Meadow
W. EB. Casey
S. C. Boyles
Rudolph Kuehn
W.E. Casey
Henneasy
J. H. Stroemer
Marie
Alfred
F. E. Patterson
John Muriey
L. B. Appleman
Gladys
FE. M. Stone
la Verne
Frank Cook
Alice
Jamison
Evangelistic Meetings Open in Alvo M B Church
Evangelistic meetings began at the M B church in Alvo with Rev A J Fitt from Denver as evangelist and Prof J E Bartley of Kansas directing music. A chorus is organized and will sing the gospel. Rev FILL will preach on live topics each evening. Attendance was encouraging and the tent will be ready soon. An earnest welcome is extended to all to attend.
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M. B
Alvo
A. J. Fitt
Denver
Colo
J. E. Bartley
Kansas
Fill
Bits of News from Murdock and Nearby Towns
Dr. J. P. Jones visited Omaha on Monday. Mrs. Harry Long in Lincoln. Anna Goehry spent Sunday with her parents. Mat Thimigan and son traveled to Lincoln Saturday. Etta Sorick visited friends between trains Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie in Lincoln Saturday. Everett and Vera Bisentut visited Wa bash friends Sunday. Mrs. Grayce Rymer of Lincoln visited here Saturday and Sunday. Locals attended a dance near Ashland Saturday night. Mrs. J. W. Hughes and daughter left for Beatrice on No. 13. C. O. Morgan left for Jewell county Kansas returning Monday. H. A. Tool and H. V. McDonald took families to Rest lamp near Springfield for a week. Katheryn Amgewert in Council Bluffs hospital for bunion. Mrs. Charles Snider ill with kidney trouble. If you want a nice clean church go to the German Evangelist with fresh paint and lights. German Sunday school held Children’s Day exercises Tuesday followed by a churchyard picnic.
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KV. Everett
Vera Bisentut
Wabash
Grayce Rymer
Lincoln
Springfield
Katheryn Amgewert
Council Blufs Hospital
Charles Snider
Johnson Secures Hawaii Ball Club For Saturday Game
Manager Johnson earns a native Hawaiian club for a Saturday afternoon game at 3 o clock. Plan to attend and enjoy a notable matchup and local sports excitement.
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Johnson
Boosters
Everett and Bert Everett Visit City on Court House Business
Everett of endive Mon tand and Bert Everett of Union were in the city today for a short time to handle business matters at the court house.
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Id Everett
Endive
Montand
Bert Everett
Union
Court House
Big Camp Readies Veterans for Gettysburg Meeting
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 26 Arrangements for a large veterans camp promise easy reunions of old Civil War soldiers from the north and south at Gettysburg next week. Fourteen information booths will guide commands and a 10 000 seat auditorium is being built south of the big tent with boy scouts directing attendees.
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Gettysburg
W. H. Wright
Winchester
Tig
Tiler
Governor Brown Arraigns Unions in Farewell Message
Atlanta June 26 A farewell message from Governor Joseph M. Brown to the Georgia legislature accuses labor unions of forming the "most widespread and aggressively exacting trust in America" and urges compulsory arbitration to curb strikes. He warns unions levy toll on citizens and breed anarchy though not all members are violators.
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Atlanta
America
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Toll in Husted Milling disaster may top fifty dead
In Buffalo on June 26 the fire and explosion at the Husted Milling and Elevating Company plant left seventeen confirmed dead, eighteen missing, and a score hospitalized. With nine of the sixty taken to hospitals dying, the final victims likely exceed fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Husted Milling and Elevating Company
Dartmouth Confers 144th Commencement Graduates 208
Dartmouth College celebrates its 144th commencement awarding 208 degrees. Honorary doctors include Alexander Graham Bell for laws and Walter Sydney Adams for science, director of the Mount Wilson Observatory.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Alexander Graham Bell
Walter Sydney Adams
Mount Wilson Observatory
Wreck Kills Eight on Winnipeg Express
Ottawa dispatch reports eight killed and over twenty injured in a wreck of the westbound Winnipeg express on the Canadian Pacific railway. The June 26 crash near Ottawa halted service and prompted rescue efforts.
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Ottawa
Strike Call Issued For 15000 New River Miners
An official call for a strike of 15 000 miners in the New River coal field was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
New River
Grain and provisions closing quotations and Chicago market
Closing prices show July corn at 60 60 1 2 cents, September at 61 14 cents, data July 40 cents, Sept 4e. Park July 20.80, Sept 20.60. Lard July 11.10, Sept 11.30. Ribs July 11.70, Sept 11.75. Cash No. 2 hard wheat 92144993c, No. 2 corn 60 60c, No. 2 oats 58 390. Cattle receipts 12,000 up 10c. beeves 7.10 to 10. Western steers 7.10 to 8.20. stockers 5.7h to 8.10. cows 2.00 to 8.00. calves 6.50 to 9.00. Hogs receipts 20,000. weights 8.55 to 8.80. heavy 8.25 to 8.74. feeders 6.75 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 11,000. westerns 5.95 to 6.15. yearlings 5.85 to 6.90. lambs 5.80 to 7.50. spring lambs 4.60 to 8.50.
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Chicago
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 4000 with steady pricing. Steers bring 7.00 to 8.70, cows and heifers 1.76 to 8.00, stockers and feeders 6.25 to 7.75, calves 6.00 to 10.10. Hog receipts 12,000 show top hogs 8.05, bulls 8.50 to .55. Sheep receipts 1,750 with lambs 6.26, wethers 4.50, ewes 6.10.
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South Omaha
Hotel Chief Has Problem With New Public Tavern Law
The Nebraska legislature debated whether rooming houses can be classified as hotels under the new public tavern bill. Hotel Commissioner Ackerman sought the attorney general’s aid as Omaha Hastings and Lincoln rooming houses push for hotel status without dining room compliance.
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Lincoln
Ackerman
Omaha
Hastings
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