Local notes and classifieds mixed in North Platte items
Mrs Silas Pickerell ill at home on West Ninth Street. Marti Meat Market promotes corn fed beef. Judge John Grant travels to Ogalalla for legal matters. Mrs B R Kelly visits Ogalalla after city stay. Frank Larson to showcase skating at roller rink January 20. Spring dress goods at Wilcox. Fifteen locals attend Brady Fridae dance led by Pat Lonergan and Crowe orchestra. Money to loan or real estate from Mrs Goo N Gibbs visiting York. Mr Gibbs returns. Mr and Mrs M K Neville head to Pas-A-Grille Florida for winter. Emmy Burkland accompanies. Lower prices advertised by T Tramp & Son. Vernon Connett body held for Roy Roberts murder trial. court to convene Monday. Loom End Sale ongoing at BH Tramp & Son. Derryberry & Forbes ambulance to serve Good Samaritan and Nurse Brown Memorial hospitals. Bratt & Goodman seeking trade of one property for full section of land with windmill. 12 miles from North Platte. High School notes on typewriting pennants and certificates. semester exams upcoming. Spaulding’s Football Guide requests team records and photo. enrollment rises to 1476. Mutual Life of New York life insurance ad. Ex-county Judge John Grant returns from Denver. Gaston Music’s A A Schatz returns from Minneapolis. Spring Dress Goods at Wilcox. County Surveyor Cochran travels Brady area. For sale nine-room modern residence 504 West Fourth. Weather: fair and colder tonight. max 36 yesterday. Alexander, Hastings piano tuner, on business. For rent: ten-room modern house. other houses and rooms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schatz
Gaston Music Company
Minneapolis
Wilcox Department Store
R. L. Cochran
Brady
West Fourth Street
North Platte
H. M. Alexander
Hastings
City
L. L. Walker
Mr. Alexander
Ice House Injuries and Winter Rail Notes At Local Shops
Rail workers report several injuries from ice handling as the season winds down. Makris Norton Nelson Hill and Chamberlain depart or return for medical reasons while Norris visits relatives. The ice harvest ends with 45 000 tons stored and a push to require full stops at grade crossings to reduce accidents.
Local Volunteers Attend State Firemen Meeting in Nebraska City
Several city volunteers left yesterday for Nebraska City to join a three day state firemen meeting starting today. Attendees include Chief F. S. Russell C F Temple W J Landgraf J R Baskins Theodore Lowe Jr Thos Jeffers Raymond Tighe Adam Christ and Fred Dick. City engineer C J McNamara returned Sunday from Omaha after weeks visiting relatives. Mrs McNamara and Charles will stay longer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
F. 5. Russell
C. F. Temple
W. J. Landgraf
J. RK. Baskins
Theodore Lowe, Jr
Thos. Jeffers
Raymond Tighe
Adam Christ
Fred Dick
C. J. McNamara
Omaha
Community Club Gatherings and Church Social Notes
Mrs. James Dorram hosts Entre Nous Club while Indian Card Club meets at Mrs. VanDerhoot's home. Various clubs including Club Nevita Civic department and Ladies' Guild hold meetings this week. G I A Social Club and Presbyterian ladies arrange events, with a Macabees visit, men's church social, Samaritan hospital auxiliary coffee, choir to Bridgeport, Study Club program remarks, and a west Fourth Street reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Card Club
B. J. VanDerhoot
Nevita
Rev Christy Heads to Hershey for Evangelistic Meetings
Pastor J C Christie of the Presbyterian church left yesterday for Hershey to lead two weeks of special evangelistic meetings. Next Sunday Rev H M Roberts of Hershey will preach at morning and vesper services. he is a Welsh educator and will deliver a timely message inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy
Hershey
J. C. Christie
Presbyterian Church
H .M. Roberts
Roberts
Wales
Change in Management at Nyal and Rexall Drug Stores
Yesterday morning the Nyal drug store changed management with Charles Tighe transferring to Rexall. Tau Nolan will join the New store, and Francia J. Dunn takes over the Nyal store while Mr. Schiller stays at Rexall for the rest of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyal
Rexall
Charles Tighe
Nyal Drug
Tau Nolan
Francia J
K K Club Nichols Enjoys Skating Party and Games
The K K Club of Nichols held a Sunday run skating party on L B Jones lake then gathered at Chas Treville's home for games and fortune telling followed by a late one course luncheon. Rev J M Johnson, a former city pastor, arrived for a short visit and is now a missionary in Peleroie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K
Nichols
L. B. Jones’ Lake
Chas. Treville
J. M. Johnson
Peleroie
W. J. Redfield Property Offers in North Side Market
West Ninth Street residence described as one of the nicest on the North Side remains on the market. The seller insists it must be sold this month and invites buyers to arrange a viewing before making an offer through Temple, agent C. FP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Redfield
West Ninth Street
C. FP
Temple
Society Notes Highlight Luncheon and Dances
Mrs. J J Halligan hosts a luncheon for Miss Doyle with eight ladies in attendance. Mrs John G McTivain plans an Episcopal church ladies gathering this afternoon. Mrs T Patterson and daughter Miss Keith host a bridge party in honor of Mrs Gev Meld touring California. The Zenda dancing club announces a Masonic hall dance Tuesday January 19 with invites issued. Mr and Mrs C W Tucker entertain friends for Mr and Mrs Stuckey of Lexington visiting. The Episcopal church choir meets Wednesday evening at the Bullard home after practice with church attendance urged. A large crowd attended last night’s Masonic dance by the local musicians union featuring a twenty piece orchestra and about forty couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
North Platte Hardware Company
J. L. Murphy
Clough
Presbyterian Church
Mesdamea Watts
White and Laughlin
Mrs. T. ©. Patterson
Miss Keith
Gev. T. Meld
California
J. J. Halligan
Kathrown Doyle
the Masonic, Mn
Musicians’ Union
North Platte Light and Power to Move Offices
The North Platte Light and Power Company will relocate its offices to the building south of Block's ladies outfitting store, adjoining the MacKay dry goods company. They currently occupy the Keith Theatre building and have used the Kay building as a store room for several weeks before moving the offices there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleectric Company
North Platte Light & Wer Company
MacKay Dry Goods Company
Fire Insurance Ad by Braty t and Goodman
No better nor cheaper fire insurance written than the Bares written by Bratyt and Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratyt & Goodman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silas Pickerell
Marti Meat Market
John Grant
Ogalalla
B. R. Kelly
W. A. Skinner
Frank Larson
Pat Lonergan
the Crowe Orchestra
T. Tramp & Son
Vernon Connett
Roy Roberts
BH. T. Tramp & Son
Derryberry & Forbes
Good Samaritan
Nurse Brown Memorial
Good Samaritan Hospital
Brown Memorial
Daily Mail
Bratt & Goodman
Remington Typewriter Co
Austin Groge
Jack Husband
Robert Louden
Marie Schatz
Ida Carroll
Mother Schwaiger
Underwood Typewriter Co
Eshter Elder
Nina Elder
Olga Sandall
Spaulding
Mutual Life of New York
Denver
Nick Makris
Gus Norton
Ia Grippe
Francis Norris
Grand Island
Bert Chamberlain
Dr. Jonas
Dave Hill
E. T. Tramp & Son
Coats
Going
Serge
Bilio
CLUBS
Mrs
James Dorram
Entre Nous Club
Civic Department of the Twentieth Century Club
the Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Methodisl Church
W. H. C. Woodhurst
West Sixth Street
Tillikums
Mins Violet Steele
Mins Hattle Hatfield
Mins
Kathryn Breteer
West Eleventh Street
Butler Buchanan
the Samaritan Hospital
W. H. Munger, Jr
C. R. Morey
Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
BE. R. Goodman
America
G. T. Field
May Walker
Miss Doyle
John G. McTivain
The
Zenda Dancing Club
Masonic Hall
M Hall
North Platte Light & Power Co
Rush Mercantile Co
E. & W. Coker, Sutherland
Ganson & Ganson Hershey
Jens Sommers
Maxwell
Ino
Fredrickson, Brady
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