Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-11
COUNCIL
BLUFFS

Miss Marie Lund is visiting at
Little Rock, Ark, at the home of her
uncle, E. L. Lund. ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A; FRANKIE and
Mrs. Fred Mirotto. and Miss Ella
Rohrberg, left Monday for an extend
ed trip to Idaho Falls. Denver and
Yellowstone Park. 81 '7.5.sJ
Mrs. Clifford Powell, who spent
several days as the guest Of Mrs.
George Hughes, returned Monday to
her home at Edgewood, Ia
Captain and Mrs. L. B. Cousins
spent short time In the city calling
upon their old friends here. Captain
Cousins is doorkeeper to one OF the
senate galleries, and had leave OF abb
sence to attend the old soldiers reun-
ion at Portland, Ore
Miss J. Pauline Riaehart, stenog.
rapher for the w. S.. Cooper Real
Estate Office, left Monday to visit
relatives in northern and eastern
Iowa, She expects to be gone several
weeks.
Miss Mamie Miles Of St. Joseph
is visiting at the home Of her brother,
G. L. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fl. Heisler, $50
Lincoln avenue, announce the mar
riage .of their daughter, Nita, to w.
]. Bryan .Negathon. The wedding
took place July is at Fremont, Neb..
DR.. McGiffen of the First Presbyter-
ian church officiating. Mr.. Negathon
is employed at the postofice. He and
his bride will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Heislcr for the pres
ent.
The members Of the Girls Friend
" society Of St. Pauls Episcopal
church met Tuesday evening in the
organ room OF the church. A short
business meeting was followed by
work for the Edmundson hospital.
1t was decided to discontinue meet
ings for the remainder Of August and
devote one evening a week to the
surgical dressings department OF the
Red Cross at the library. II
Tuesday afternoon about IS mem
bcrs Of Harmony chapter Kcnsington
society met at the Boat club for a
picnic. August 20 the chapter will
have war cake demonstration at
the home of Mrs. Cunningham, lib
South Seventh street. mo butter or
eggs will beused. .
The Cousins club met Wednesday
afternoon at the lake. Mrs. Conley
will entertain the cish September !
at her, home on Seventh avenue,
Judge Arthur left Wednesday even.
ing for Deming in response to a tele-
gran, from his son, Sergt. Theron
Arthur. Corporal Don Malone left
for Deming Thursday. after spend
ing short furlough here on ac-
count of the illness Of his father.
r. H. Walker and Miss Buelah
Losey were married Tuesday by Rev.
Mr., Stuckenbruck. After short
eastern trip they will make their
home in this city.
Miss Ora Johnson, secretary OF the
Y. w. c. A.; Miss Harris, business
secretary and Mrs. ]. B. Long. who
has charge OF the war work Of the
local organization, left Thursday to
attend the convention at Lake Ge-
fleva.
The meeting OF the Garden club,
planned for Tuesday at the home oi
Mrs. Thomas Metcaife, sr., was in
definitely postponed.
Ii. Earl Baird, of Washington, ar
rived Tuesday. Mrs. Baird has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Smith, for several weeks.
Mrs. Lettie T. Bartlett was called to
Arlington. Ncb., "Wednesday, by the
death Of her aunt, Mrs. Louisa ].
Francis. N
One of the most interesting gath
erings OF the season was the family
reunion Of the descendants Of Jackson
and Jemima Buckner at the lake
Thursday. One hundred and fifty
nine descendants are still living
and ~ were present at the annual
picnic. Only two Of them live in
Council Bluffs, the others coming
from Missouri, Nebraska. Massachu.
setts, Indiana and other points in
Iowa.
Mrs. o. o. Smith OF Ainsworth
Neb., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Milo Smith.
Miss lone Armstrong Is now Ii
Estes Park, where she will spend
several weeks.
The Hari-Hass company held 1T
first annual outing at Lake Manawi
Thursday. One hundred employees
their families and friends. we're pres
ent. Mr.. Frank Wescott, 80-ycar-olt
veteran employc, sang number o
duets with his wife, who later san,
several solos in French.
Thirty.hvc past masters Of ST
Johns Masonic lodge Of Omaha an,
their families motored to the HON,
OF 6. H. Worley in Grand avenue I,
give him surprise party Thursda,
evening. Mr.. Worley was maste
Of the lodge last year.
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