City Notes Show Busy Visiting and Local Trade
Avoca and Weeping Water residents Oren Mickel and Frank Doty traveled to Plattsmouth for late trains. Traders, farmers, and officials from Murray Cedar Creek Union and Lincoln passed through town on business. A planned special coach to Union for the old settlers reunion is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Mickel
Avoca
Frank Doty
Weeping Water
Ed. van Horn
Z. van Horn
Cedar Creek
Union
City visitors and travelers noted in local items
Emily Chas. Boedeker was a business visitor in the city this morning. Lloyd Gapen traveled to Omaha last evening via the Missouri Pacific. John D. Tutt departed for Omaha this morning to make his home there in the future. W. E. Rosencrans left to post notices at precincts for the September primary. Miss Rachael Livingston left for Glenwood Iowa to visit friends and attend the chautauqua. John P. Kuhney came up Saturday and, after a illness, expects to return this afternoon to Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
William Seybert
Cedar Creek
G. H. Gilmore
Walker
Murray
Walter Beyers
Dakota
Garher
Chas. S. Stone
W. H. McDaniel
James Loughridge
W.C. Brown
Sam Pitman
Brown
M. Lynde
Liberty Precinct
Union
Journal
Lynde
Dennis McHugh
South Bend
Katie
Mo. Pacific
Hiawatha
Kansas
Fredrick
C. E. Metzger
Charlie Troop
Akron
Colorado
Joseph Lloyd
Lee Allison
Council Bluffs
Abraham Rupley
Martha
Missouri Pacific
Leo Fassbender
Wahoo
Omaha
Nicholas Todd
W. M. Thomas
Evelyn Taylor
George Todd
Charles L. Martin
Lucy
Glenwood
Henry Zuckwieler
Otto
Henry
Metropolis
L. M. Leisewing
Ethel Wilcox
California
T. M. Patterson
Bennie Windham
Iowa
Chas Beeson
Rock Island
Harry Hinton
Missouri Valley
Fast Mail
O. W. Hamburg
J. S. Hamburg
Wm. Budig
Emily Chas
Boedeker
Lloyd Gapen
John D. Tutt
W. E. Rosencrans
Rachael Livingston
John P. Kuhney
Nehawka
Special Trains for State Fair From Plattsmouth Lincoln
Special trains run from Plattsmouth to Lincoln on Thursday September 1st with return from Lincoln at 7 30 p m Fare 274 for round trip including fair admission A Lincoln to Omaha and Plattsmouth train departs at 7 p m Tuesday Wednesday Thursday rate via Omaha 354 round trip including fair admission W L Pickerr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Fair
Omaha
W. L. Pickerr
Property for Sale by J. P. Falter in County Town
J P Falter offers 20 acres west of town with 2500 dollars asking, 7 acres southeast with house and fruit for 1000, 20 acres west with 32400, a four room cottage near east shop gates for 400, a seven room house in north town for 1200, a four room cottage on High School hill for 3450, a six room cottage near Columbian school for 700, a cottage and acre on Lincoln avenue for 800, another four room cottage in north town for 500, and other city and state properties for trade with easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
High School
Columbian School
Lincoln Avenue
J. P. Falter
Local visitors and travelers from Lincoln to Omaha area
Peter Nitz visited Broom field with friends this afternoon. H G Van Horn and Philip Sauter traveled to Omaha for talking machine matters. L E Owsley the switchman with a finger accident heads to Sioux City. Lee Minner the barber and T T Vroman visited Cedar Creek and Omaha respectively. John Lead of Lincoln called on business in the city. Olive Jones visited Omaha. F P Dwiggins of Lincoln and F L Cummins also visited Omaha. Matt Joy family left for McCook for a few days. George E Potter conducted business with the Omaha Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. van Horn
Philip Sauter
Omaha
F. P. Dwiggins
Lincoln
City
F. L. Cummins
Matt Joy
McCook
George E. Potter
Metropolis
Omaha Bee
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Perry Marsh
Burlington
Prof. O'Dell
South Hend
Mesdames
Philip Brisbin
C. E. Carroll
David Amick
Geo. N. LaRue
Peter Meisinger
L. A. Meisinger
W. G. Meisinger
Albn Young
Ed Johnson and Son
J. W. Johnson
Ace
David Pickering
Car
Deles Denier
Elmwood
Wm. Stohlman
Amelia Stohlman
Louisville
Oba Ashlaught
Claude Everett
Joseph Wheeler
W. D. Wheeler
Plainview
Fred Ebinger
Col. C. L. Graves
The
Union Ledger
Old Settlers
John Smith
Mr. Smith
Philip Meisinger
Oscar Gapen
Mynard
Josephine Johnsen
Joseph Johnsen
Schlater
North Fifth Street
Conrad Schlater
Fran
Helen Gocs
Fremont
P. E. Ruffner
Dr. Dodge
Paul Burton
W. A. Shannon
Con Gillespie
Mary McGuire
Thomas
Gretna
Herman Fields
C. A. Cinnaman
Chicago
Chas. E. Duke
Gladys
Alliance
Deadwood
Leads
Spearfish
Denver
Colorado Springs
Fred Ossenkop
Mark Furlong
Rock Bluffs
B. Overman
Perkins
Vesta
Marie Douglass
Maryville
Bernard Warl
Warl Bros Cigar Factory
KE. W. Cook
Henry R. Gering
Bennington
Neb
Woodman of America
Nicholas Halmes
Frank Grauf
A. W. White
Earl C. Wescott
J. W. Black
M. A. Sears
N. A. Sears
Mable Freese
Lillian Bookmeyer
W. T. Kunel
E.G. Dovey & Son
Holly Batiste
Mercer Batiste
Oxfords
Peter Nitz
Broomfield
L. E. Owsley
Sioux City
Lee Minner
T. T. Vroman
Chas Maitland
John H. Lead
John
Miss Olive Jones
Lower Main Street
Mr. Fanger
Col. Sonnenberg