Social events fill Lincoln week with parties and brunches
Mrs Corbett and Mrs Swan hosted Episcopal Guild at a ten cent lunch yesterday at Mrs Corbett's home. Mrs Mac Radcliffe gave a 500 party Saturday for daughter Miss Ann Radcliffe's birthday. Mrs Lowe entertained Saturday honoring Miss Radcliffe and guest Mr Hurst of Grand Island. A Kensington luncheon was held Thursday by Mrs Swan. Friday brought a 1:30 six course luncheon with 500 as the main feature and a prize. Evening brought dinner and bridge. Eastern Star met Monday with a well attended session led by Worthy Matron Mrs Carrie Wright of Schuyler. about fifty attended a post meeting banquet with out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Corbett
Mrs. Swan
Episcopal Guild
Mac Radcliffe
Miss Ann Radcliffe
Mrs. Lowe
Mr. Hurst
Grand Island
Swatzlander
Nebraska
Lehmkuhl
Barlow
Cunningham
Campbell
Lodgepole
Lera Junken
Dalton
John Daugherty
Clara
Grain Dealers’ National Association Reforms Reports
Nebraska notices record resolutions deprecating unreliable private crop reports and urging market reforms. F M Wayne of Delavan Illinois re elected president with W Kirwan of Baltimore as first vice president and Frank S Cowgill of Omaha as second vice president. Directors include R W Forbell New York City and others. Secretary J F Coursier of Toledo reelected. Norfolk Virginia chosen for 1912 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
F. M. Wayne
Delavan
Grain Dealers’ Nations Association
W. Kirwan
Baltimore
Frank S. Cowgill
R. W. Forbell
New York City
Charles D. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
William Bell
Milwaukee
James L. King
Philadelphia
John R. Marfield
Minneapolis
A. F. Leonhardt
New Orleans
W C. Goffe
Kansas City
G. J Boney
Wilmington
N.C
J. F. Coursier
Toledo
Norfolk
Owen and Bryan plan precinct clubs in Nebraska
Senator Robert L. Owen visited Lincoln and conferred with Charles W. Bryan on organizing precinct clubs to join the Federation of Democratic Precinct Clubs of the United States. The move aims to rally progressive Democrats with Owen Chamberlain and Newlands leading the effort. A second item notes the Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs deciding to hold meetings biennially, with Mrs. W. J. Bryan speaking on her Japan experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
Charles W. Bryan
C. W. Bryan
Federation of
Democratic
United States
Washington
Congress
Chamberlain
Newlands
Holdrege
Neb
Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. J. Bryan
Japan
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Shelby
Shelby Neb Oct 12 the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gabriel was observed here They were remarried by Rev Joseph Ross of Steinauer Neb and Rev R L Bickert of Shelby in the Catholic church They were married in Germany fifty years ago and have lived in this country most of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby, Neb
Ambrose Gabriel
Joseph Ross
Steinauer
Neb
R. L Bickert
Shelby
Germany
Motorman Robbed at Streetcar Held Up by Bandits
Omaha dispatch reports Motorman George Rosenkild wounded by bullets in both legs and struck on the head when two masked bandits stopped a street car at Thirty third and Parker. Charles City note: Western engine collided with freight cars at Sherman Junction injuring brakeman Ray Allen severely but he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Thirty-third
Parker Streets
George Rosenkild
Charles City
Charles City Western
Sherman Junction
Ray Allen
Allen
Boy Sammy Smith Hurt After Horse Incident
Weeping Water Nebraska October 12 Sammy Smith twelve years old son of H P Smith was thrown from a horse and dragged his face and head are almost raw and it is feared brain may be affected as he gradually regains consciousness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Smith
H. P. Smith
Bryan speaks on courthouse lawn in Clay Center
William J. Bryan delivered an address on the court house lawn in Clay Center Nebraska. A Democratic banquet followed with Bryan presiding. He then traveled to Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Neb
William J. Bryan
Court House
Bryan
Superior
Edison returns from Europe to praise American workers at home
Thomas A Edison, returning aboard the Amerika, lauds American industry and workers. He criticizes Europeans for war talk, notes a German lab associate overseeing 14,000 men, and jokes about Kaiser Wilhelm as a hunter who triggers a crowd’s cheers after a cannon shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Edison
Europe
Amerika
Mr. Edison
Germany
Atlantic
America
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser
South Omaha Ouster Suit Against Two City Officials
Attorney General filed an ouster suit in the state Supreme Court against fire and police board members J.J. Ryan and Joseph Pivonka. Governor Aldrich ordered the action after evidence of intoxication public misconduct and violations of liquor laws. Dean Ringer aided in gathering proof of dereliction by the two commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Police Board of
South Omaha
J.J Ryan
Joseph Pivonka
Hquors
Martin
State Supreme Court
Aldrich
Dean Ringer
Cornhusker
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonial note
An old ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It includes a testimonial from the National Bank of Commerce Toledo and claims the remedy is taken internally and works on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 73 cents per bottle with a free sample mailing offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J Cheney
National Bank OF Commehch
Ohio
Weddings of the Week Highlight Local Unions
Several couples from Midwest cities wed in fall ceremonies led by Rev. E. J. Hayes. Krueger and Fisher tied the knot in St. Paul on September 28. Johnston and Cort wed in Sidney on September 30. Preston and Woodman united in Dallas and Denver on October 7. Nelson and Palmer wed at the Le Grand Hotel in Grand Island on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Nelson
Central City
Marie A. Palmer
Grand Island
Krevugkr—Fishrr
Charles B. Krueger
Elizabeth Willford Fisher
St. Paul
Minnesota
E. J. Hayes
Methodist
Johnston— Cort
Charles Johnston
Ruth Cort
Sidney
Preston— Woodman
Robert A. Preston
Dallas
Texas
Laura A. Woodman
Denver
Colo
Methodist Parsonage
Nelson—Palmer
le Grand Hotel
Births notice from local families listed
SCHLUETER born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Schlueter on Sunday October 8th a ten pound boy. HUGHES a daughter Reba Olene born September 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes. QUINN born to Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Quinn of Clara on October 2nd a boy. J. J. Parks spent several days in Chappell on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schlueter
Reba Olene
Edward Hughes
J. J. Parks
Chappell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Short
Vienna
E. W, Ziebert
Prop
Colorado
Wilson
Nebraska Telephone Company
Pacific Coast
Colorado Springs
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Muta Terl
M. A. Shipman
W. Wakeley
Nebraska News
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Senator
William R. Day
Supreme Court
Chnedinat
Sackett
Ryan
Pivonka
KRUSE
Rose Street
NEBR
Hughes
C. P
Chambers
Rebecca Sanderson
S. R. Sweet
Hardare
Try Come of the Xmoun
Elliott
American Bank
Joseph Oberfeldebr
K C. Beebe
Gapen Block
E. F. Ward
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Business
Sidney, Neb
Gapen Building
J K. Elms
North Platte
Jevoe & Swenson
R. OW. Devor
J M. Swenson
Tobin
Sidney, Nebraska
J.4
Hoaglard
V.v. Hoachard
Joagland & Hoagland
J Jeroy Martin
Atrorsky
Law
First National Bank
Prank L. Doty
1St National Bank
Sidnry
Clara, Neb
H. E. Mantor
Joan Jansky
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
THE
Jfremont
Ferdinand Schulz
TOR
Guckenheim
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