Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-09

MOVEMENTS or PEOPLE YOU KNOW
How Council BIuns Folks Are spend
ing the Inst Summer Month.

How Council BIuns Folks Arc spend
ing the Last Summer Month.
John NJ Campbell has returned from a
trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota
J, T. Hart has returned from Colorado
and will spend a few weeks in the Bluffs.
Mrs. J. C. Lane and son of Milwaukee are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John M Lane
on First avenue.
c. L. Whitman returned yesterday from
Stanberry, Mo, where he has been visiting
his parents. He will make a trip to Chi
cago and the lakes before he goes to work
again.
Mrs A. Campbell has gone to Oregon to
visit friends.
Mr.. Charles Blaine has gone to Chicago
on a business and pleasure trip.
Frank Reed, a son of Clerk of the Courts
Reed, has gone to Ord, Neb., to spend his
vacation on a ranch.
J. II. beavers of Oakland was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Paula Kredler and Miss Emma Rapp
are visiting friends at Minneola and Glen
H. A. Cole has gone to Colorado on va
cation.
Miss Minnie Williamson has returned
from visit with Miss Sadie Davis at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Randsell and daughter have returned
to their home at Franklin, Ind, after a
visit with Council Bluffs friends
| Miss Gussie Groneweg and Miss Bert Kel-
Ter have gone to Salt Lake for visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs T. b. Hughes have returned
| from their wedding trip.
| Miss Stella Roger entertained party of
| friends at a croquet party at her home on
| Eleventh avenue Thursday afternoon.
| Misses Carrie and Annie Lee of Keokuk
| are the guests of Miss Mabel Lacy on Harri-
| son street
| Miss Nellie Hanlon of Mason City left
Friday, after pleasant visit with her aunt.
| Mrs. Mary Pierce of First avenue. She will
| visit in Kansas City, st. Joseph, Des Mones
and Marshaltown before returning home.
Mrs ]. j. Burns and daughter Sadie, OF
| Freeport, ILL.,, are visiting the family of
Henry O'Neill, 1924 Tenth avenue.
| Mrs A. G. Michel has returned from a
two months trip to Philadelphia.
| Miss Susie Hoffman has returned from her
| summer vacation.
Mrs. Hank Southers left last evening for
| a three weeks visit with relatives in Mis-
| souri,
Mr., and Mrs. E. c. Shepard and Mrs. e
| II. Lougee leave today for a brief visit at
Denver and other Colorado points,
j.. r. Dietrich and Charles Leichliter are
| on the sick list.
Mrs. II. A. Cole and two sons have gone
to Mount Pleasant Ia, to visit at the old
| home.
Miss Ragsdale is visiting in Colorado.
| Miss Cochran of Chicago, who has been
| NlSltlHS tne misses Hardness, mas returned
| home.
Mrs. ]. A. Mcdowell and Mrs Dr. Torrey
| of Creston, Ia, are visiting at the home OF
| w. j. Davenport.
| Mrs. l.. E. Brdensten and daughter
| Chloe, left Thursday to visit Mrs. Briden-
| STEMS old home in Saxton, Pa They will
| visit Washington, ID. c., and Philadelphia
| before returning home
| Mrs. ID. e. Walton and family have gone
for six weeks visit with relatives at AL
| bion, Neb.
| j. M. Dinwiddie and wife of Cedar Rapids
| Ia. secretary of the Iowa State Bankers
| association and cashier of the Cedar Rapid.
Savings bank, have been visiting friends il
this city, on their way home from Colo
RADIO.
Miss Myrtle Barndt of Aberdeen, S. D.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Swanson OF
Franklin avenue.
Mrs. c. B. Randlett has returned from {
visit with friends at Fort Dodge.
Miss Mamie Allen is visiting friends a
Rockford, Ill. ta'' =.
j. w. Camp is cooling off up in Mime
sofa.
Mrs. Arthur L. Stevens is home from
trip with her husband through Iowa, Hi
nois and Michigan.
Miss Florence Stevens has returned from
a visit with friends at Niles, Mich.
John Vesey and family of st. Joseph ar
visiting Council Bluffs friends.
Mrs. c. Smith of Iowa City is vistin,
) Mrs. F. w. Balluff at the Iowa Schoo
for the Deaf.
Wanted, a second hand light harness il
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