Local residents and visitors frequent Omaha on various errands
Mrs. Alex Rhoden and Miss Bertha Nickels travel from the southwest of Mynard and Murray to Omaha for visits and business. County attorney C. A. Rawls visits Louisville, while A. J. Graves and son Paul plan a move to Lincoln. The Rev Father Bradley leaves for Tecumseh. County farm head J. H. Tams and Phillip Roucka visit the metropolis. C. E. Cotten returns to Lincoln after a visit. George Ballard ships for South Omaha on company work. I. N. Applegate returns home from Valisca. Elmwood visitors Willie C. Bartlett E. J. Jeary Clara Detman and Chas Quinn dine with county clerk Reosencrans. Charles Perry builds a barn near Mynard. Lindsay brothers lay the foundation. W. W. Hamilton to do carpentry. Uncle Perry Gass improves steadily. Uncle A. B. Taylor remains very ill with no recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rhoden
Mynard
Metropolis
Oscar Gapin
Omaha
Bertha Nickels
G. 5. Ray
Murray
C. E. Cotten
Rae Patterson
Lincoln
George Ballard
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
South Omaha
I. N. Applegate
Union
Valisca
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Willie C. Bartlett
E. J. Jeary
Clara Detman
Chas. Quinn
Elmwood
Joseph Yellinek
Chas
Chicago
Frank Choutka
C. W. Anthony
South Bend
George H. Woods
Louisville
Bank of Commerce
Court House
Wm. Hunter
Miss Mary
Henry J. Streight
Mr. Streight
Returned From the South Panhandle Land Boom
Attorney D O Dwyer returned from Friona Texas with Frank Stanley and reports a trainload of land seekers in Kansas City. Dwyer bought land and praised Panhandle crops wheat and alfalfa as productive as Nebraska. G O Ford of Nehawka joined the trip with a quarter section purchase and J Stanger sold 205 acres to Cats County buyers, signaling a hot Panhandle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Dwyer
Frank Stanley
Friona
Tex
Rock Island
Omaha
Kansas City
Panhandle
Dwyer
Mery
Nebraska
G.O. Ford
Near Nehawka
Twenty Year Health Sentence Promoted by Arnica Salve
O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York says a twenty year health sentence was completed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve which cured him of bleeding piles. The ad claims the salve heals the worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly and sells for 25 cents at F G Fricke Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
O. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
F. G. Fricke & Co
Walker Released After Assault Charge and Divorce Plea
James Walker, jailed on an assault charge against his wife, was released by the grand jury’s action. His wife filed for divorce and returned to Plattsmouth. Walker, upon release, drank heavily at Emerson depot, while the Chronicle notes he is a troubled, weak willed man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Durance
Plattsmouth
Walker
Emerson
Iowa
South Omaha Triumphs 8 to 6 at Plattsmouth Home Opener
The Plattsmouth high school hosts the season opener against South Omaha, with South Omaha winning 8 to 6. Despite size disadvantages, Plattsmouth put up a strong game, and the paper urges fair pay to support the team while praising school leaders and community support. Next week Nebraska City visits for a hopeful home win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
South Omaha
Omaha
Gamble
Brooks
Nebraska City
Mid School Athletic Association
A Very Pretty Morning Wedding in Plattsmouth
This morning at nine o'clock at Holy Rosary Catholic church, Charles Janda and Marie Toman were married in a simple ceremony led by Father Haneek. The couple, both from Plattsmouth, will reside here in a furnished cottage with a dinner to celebrate their vows and best wishes from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Plattsmouth
Father Haneek
Charles Janda
Cyril Janda
Burlington
Marie Toman
Antone Toman
Marriage Licenses Issued to Janda Toman and Roordanz Heil
Today licenses to wed were issued to Charles Janda age 22 and Miss Maxie Toman age 22 who will marry tomorrow. Also license granted to W. N. Roordanz age 24 of Murdock and Miss Ida D. Heil age 23 of Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Janda
Maxie Toman
W. N. Roordanz
Murdock
Ida D. Heil
Cedar Creek
Electric Bitters story from Mill Creek man sells 5c
A Mill Creek Indiana Territory resident recalls near death nine years ago and credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The tonic is sold under guarantee at F. G. Fricke & Co. drug store for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek Ind
Ter
Electric Bitters
F. G. Fricke & Co
Pneumonia scare ends in recovery with New Discovery
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recalls a spring 1906 illness when a severe cough and feared consumption nearly felled him. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with quick relief after two and a half bottles and notes it as the best remedy for coughs and lung disease he has found. Sold under guarantee at F G Fricke Co drug store 50c and one dollar trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Royal Arcanum elects Nebraska grand officers at Omaha
The twelfth annual session of the Grand Council Royal Arcanum of Nebraska in Omaha completed its work at 5 o clock Tuesday evening. Elected officers include Grand Regent B. C. Fox Lincoln and Grand Vice Regent H. R. Gering Plattsmouth with other posts to be filled by Omaha Cedar Rapids Lincoln and Weeping Water delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Nebraska
Omaha
B. C. Fox
Lincoln
H. R. Gering
Plattsmouth
H. H. Compton
Cedar Rapids
S. P. Morris
S. A. Sanderson
George S. Powell
E. A. Parmele
A. 5. Pinto
C. H. Gerber
W. M. McKay
P. B. Harm
S. W. Orton
Weeping Water
Judge Silas A. Holcomb Returns to Nebraska Law Practice
Special from Broken Bow dated April 18 reports Judge Silas A. Holcomb returning from Seattle after two years as chief justice of the supreme court. He left to improve health, did not find Seattle climate favorable, and will practice law in Nebraska as senior partner of Holcomb & Myers. Myers is a recent graduate of State University and Harvard Law School, class of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Silas A. Holcomb
Seattle
Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Holcomb
Holcomb & Myers
Myers
The
State University
Harvard Law School
Visitors and local business across city in busy morning
A long list of residents from St Paul Omaha Lincoln Cedar Creek Louisville and surrounding areas were spotted in the city this morning on various business errands and social calls. Notable names include George Hager Clara Teipel Wm Kraft Elizabeth Schaffer Chas Martin Ed Spies and many others as shops offices and courts opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hager
St. Paul, Minn
Clara Teipel
Omaha
Wm. Kraft
South Bend
Court House
Elizabeth Schaffer
Murdock
Frank Kalacek
Ed Spies
Lincoln
T. G. Terhune
Will D. Smith
E. J. Ohm
W. H. Newell
Bernice
S. H. Atwood
H. D. Travis
York
Chas. McGill
Louisville
Morris Schroeder
Metropolis
Burlington
John Albert
Cedar Creek
Joseph Maracek
Earl Kline
Shep. Good and Family
Murray
Horace Rand
Wm. Core
J. L. Burns
M. E. Eldridge
the Times
Oakland
California
W. FE. Schulte
Pekin
Illinois
Louis Keil
Artistic horse portrait near Sage's barn on Sixth Street
A reader is invited to view a painting by J. F. Stephens near James Sage's new barn on South Sixth Street. The work imitates nature with a horse figure and landscape, praised for its color blending and lifelike detail surpassing a photograph. It urges viewers to visit and enjoy the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sixth Street
Bel Tower
James Sage
J. F. Stephens
Mr. Sage
Thanks for Help After Fire at Rager Residence
Mr and Mrs Caas Rager of Murdock Nebraska express sincere gratitude for the help received when their house and business were nearly destroyed by fire on April 21 1908. They assure donors their kindness will remain in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caas
Rager
Murdock
Neb
Cass County Sunday School Convention at Alvo May 27 28 1908
The eighth annual Cass County Sunday School association convention will meet at Alvo on Wednesday and Thursday May 27 and 28 1908. An interesting program is being prepared and will be sent out soon. Send names of delegates to Alfa Rouse Alvo Neb. Free entertainment provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Sunday School Association
Alvo
Alfa Rouse
Neb
Louisville Election Turmoil Leaves Acknowledged Uncertainty
In Louisville the alderman election results remain unclear after all candidates Matt L Williams John Waldron and Frank DePuy each tally 95 votes. Williams and Waldron have mandamused the village clerk to issue certificates while DePuy has begun suit to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Matt L. Williams
John Waldron
Net
Frank DePuy
Dry
Las
Missouri Pacific Begins New Rail Lay Between Auburn and Lincoln
Nebraska City report dated April 28 notes Missouri Pacific crews, described as Greeks, laying new steel rails south of town. The work will extend from Auburn to Lincoln and Omaha, marking an early start on a substantial upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway
Auburn
Lincoln
Omaha
Plattsmouth Ticket Agent and Omaha G P A Names
W L Pickett serves as ticket agent at Plattsmouth with Wes L Wakeley as general agent for Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pickett
Plattsmouth Wes
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Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
C. A. Rawls
A. J. Graves
Paul
Father Bradley
Tecumseh
J. H. Tams
Phillip Roucka
J. F. Ragoes
Perry Gass
A. B. Taylor
Holy Rosary Church
Death
Hebraska
Chas. Martin
Pacific Junction
C. H. Phelps
Samuel Oliver
al Ramge
Wm. Weber
Havelock
George Dalzene
Businss
Thomas Janda
Chas. Janda
Marie Tomar
L. G. Larson
Emil Walters
John L. Burns
S. J. Raines
R. E. Lloyd
C. L. Jean
Joseph Wayles
Schuyler
A. L. Leslie
O. R. Rotter
W. H. Seybert
A. F. Seybert
Cullom
F. Schewe
C. W. Barker
Pacific City
W. T. Russell
Vergil Dalzene
Frienht
Joshua Andrews
Hamburg
Emma Heath
Fast Mail
Rock Bluff
Thomas Smith
T. E. Parmele
Manley
J. E. Collins
Fremont
Joseph E. Heins
Billings
Montana
R. E. Shehan
Chester
Grandpa
C. H. Smith
St. Joseph
H. T. Johnson
Hartford City
Ind
Hisousin
J. E. Tuey
Thes. Kempster
H. J. Helps
Helps
Richard and
Timothy Schlater
Jesse McGuinn
Rock Bluffs
Will
John Marquette
Mr. Marquette
Henry E. Snyder
Fairfield
Tom
Dora Moore
George Oldham
Alcazar
Coates’ Hall
Frank C. Benfer
Lesiness
J. M. Leek
W.J. Laughlin
Greenwood
Horace Dunn
Alliance
Raymond Henry
Waltham
Ralph Godwin
H. M. Soennichsen
K. Galgrain
Joseph Hardroba
Dalton
Hardroba
Joseph Messersmith
Miss Goldie
Homer McKay
W. D. Messersmith
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn Basin
Oregon Basin
Wiley Ditch
Cody
Garland
Wyo
D. Clem Denver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Landseekers
Bie Horn Basin
Deaver
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