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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
8
Gordon encounters Williston at the ruined homestead and they reunite as danger and weather intensify in Kemah county. Mary’s survival emerges, Mary alive with friends, while the looming trial tests Langford and Gordon amid harsh wind and cattle country.
Nehawka editors expect to be home next week. A son born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Elba Dodson. Dr A E Walker bought the Johnson property in town. T F Warden of Jacksboro Texas, brother of the late J G Warden, visited Nehawka. Peter Opp returns from Excelsior Springs Missouri in good health. Prof Rost offered Calaway School superintendent post at 80 dollars monthly, decision pending. Ola Newman and Reir Oleson wed in Council Bluffs. The Royal Neighbors hosted a farewell for Mrs Rollo Johnson headed to Ithaca. Jessie Belpe to finish high school in Elmwood. family to relocate.
An old medical advert claims most appendicitis victims are constipated and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure. It states the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowel action, causes no nausea or griping, and warns to refuse substitutes.
Geo Stoehr family visited relatives near Plattsmouth over Sunday. Henry Frisbee’s oldest son, sick with typhoid, is improving. Fred Mueller became clerk for Penterman Bros. Mrs Alpha Bicknell, of St Paul Minn, visits her parents S D Eells. Mrs W C Bartlett ill with appendicitis but improving. Doctors Munger and Richard operated on Miss Jessie Creamer. patient is doing nicely. Grace Stapely bought Henry Stirtz property for 2350 dollars and takes possession May 1. Stirtz couple moving to Council Bluffs Iowa. Rev A Wichmann and family left overland for their destination.
Union From the Ledger notes a horse mishap resulting in a fatal injury. Josie Pittman takes a new post in Nebraska City at Porscutt millinery. J W Magney heads to Oklahoma to check land business. Harry Thomas begins duty at the Missouri Pacific depot replacing Ed Akins. Charles Garrison returns from Burlington Junction where his wife is treated at mineral springs. The Curtisses move into a new home near the Methodist parsonage. Mrs Edward Midkiff suffers appendicitis with possible Omaha operation. George H True returns from Omaha with son Ezra after a prior appendectomy. the boy is recovering.
In Police Court Harry Lane was fined 25 and costs of prosecution and committed to jail upon default of payment. He was charged with plain drunkenness.
Will Ray and J. J. Flansburg of Havelock hunted A. L. Hutchinson in Lincoln after he allegedly assaulted his twelve year old son at dinner. Hutchinson, a former city marshal, fled and was reported missing. Mrs. Hutchinson described the father as violent, while a prior case against Hutchinson was dismissed after it was shown the plaintiff fought back.
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