Weeping Water News and Local Notes From Plattsmouth Journal
The Plattsmouth Journal notes Mrs. Holmes improving amid typhoid fears, Will Stoner contracts smallpox, and local crop deliveries include Towle 3000, Critchfield 3500, Gerard 1200, Wiles 700 bushels. Ida Laura Cowles wed Carl Day. a 1905 birth announced. Rourke’s accident leads to $30 Woodmen payout. Horned rabbit sighting stuns locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Critchfield
S. W. Gerard
Tom Wiles
Fricke
Gering
Clark
Leonard
Louisville
Plattsmouth
J. A. Donelan
John Henderson Cowles
Cambridge
Neb
Ida Laura Cowles
Carl Day
T. F. Jameson
Tom
Chas. Gilmore
John Rourke
Woodmen Accident Association
Local News: Franchises, travel, health updates and accidents
J H Davis and John L Hutchins with wives depart Thursday for San Francisco to attend the national G A St encampment. Walter Wiseman improves his home south of town. RK Smith and wife plan a year in southern California. Mrs Hungate and Miss Anowa Hubbard recover well after Monday operations. City council grants N J Calkin a six year lighting franchise. Mrs Ladd and Willis depart for Oshkosh Wis for gall stone surgery. Mrs Lehman undergoes Presbyterian hospital operation and may recover soon. Dr Hungate treats Miss Jessie Fodge hand after potato digging incident from a splintered stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davis
John L. Hutchins
San Francisco
G. A. St
Walter Wiseman
Ss. RK. Smith
California
City Counict
N. J. Calkin
Calkin
Local notes and social happenings in Nehawka
Nehawka notes Mrs Chas Banning's mother Mrs Morrow improving after fever. D Keltner brought a 16 inch circumference tomato weighing 1 pounds. Silas Munn reported a hog gain over a day. Henry Heebner left Walton to run Mr Day's elevator. Vilas Sheldon and wife celebrated in their new home with a serenade. Edith Sebomaker's birthday gathering surprised her. Bertha to share her tale. Last week R F Waldo's dog killed a local item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Banning
Edith
Bertha
R. F. Waldo
Union Fron: the Ledger. Local social notes from Union
T M Patterson of Plattsmouth visited friend W A Swearingen last Friday. Miss Harriet Murray of Martsmouth visited Swearingen and family. Twin girls born near Union reported Wednesday. T G Barnum’s daughter Vernie sent a Pike's Peak card enjoying good health. An elderly Polish native, Valentine Tomjask, wandered from Bois Illinois seeking a son thirteen miles away, being cared for locally. George Leach injured at Garrens livery barn. left knee fracture and hip bruise treated by Dr Dongan. recovery time expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Till
Union
T. G. Barnum
Vernie
Pike's Peak
Poland
John Ann
Valentine Tomjask
Bois
Illinois
Tom Tomjask
George Leach
Garrens
Elias Peck
Mike
Philip Hild
Woodman
Greenwood
George Schafer
Oregon
Mt. Pleasant
Pleaaant View
William Puls
John Albert
Adam Hild
Fred Engelkemeier
Rosie
August Eng
Elmwood News Briefs Include Local Deaths and Property Deal
Mrs A I Perry former Elmwood resident died in an Omaha hospital after two months illness. Mrs James Wilson died near Elmwood from apoplexy aged about fifty seven leaving husband son and daughter. Interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery Sunday. A pair of wrens nest in Will Sargents mail box on his route daily. James Berry seeks eye treatment in Omaha with guarded prognosis. Julius Langhorst sells land near Elmwood to Mrs Bornemier for 12960 dollars or 81 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ID. Perry
Elmwood
Auburn
Omaha
James Wilson
Pleasant Ifill Cemetery
Will Sargent
Will
James Berry
Jim
Kilmer's Swamp Root Offered For Kidney Trouble
Readers are invited to request a free sample bottle and a booklet about Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a tonic claimed to treat kidney liver and bladder issues including lame back Bright's Disease. Address requests to Kilmer & Co. Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Berger Buys 80 Acre Elmwood Farm From Beaver
Mr G L Berger closed a deal last week for an eighty acre farm of Harvey Beaver four miles west and one south of Elmwood. Consideration 6080 dollars or 76 dollars per acre with possession on March 1. Beaver moves to Elmwood into property bought from John Current. Frank Marts plans to rent the Berger farm.
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Elmwood
G. L. Berger
Harvey Beaver
Mr. Beaver
John Current
Frank Marts
Berger
Local notes and notices from Eagle Beacon
Sore hands from weed poison hit Pave Walsh and Fred Trunkenbolz. Bronson family returned from Sedalia Missouri. Thomas Bahr wed Maude Jackson at Mason City Nebraska. S S English and family plan Lincoln move. Funeral held for Mr Lytle with burial at Camp Crook. Hired man fled town after a theft and is missing.
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Pave Walsh
Fred Trunkenbolz
H. H. Bronson
Sedalia
Missouri
Thomas J. Bahr
Maude Jackson
Mason City
Neb
Bahr
Camp Crook
Fred Schroeder
Nuptials and Local News From Greenwood
John McNurlin attends Kyles Axmaker nuptials while Mae Book and C F Stilwell announce their wedding next Wednesday. Litha Montgomery and Otis Camp wed at the Montgomery home. Myra Ethel Axmaker and John Kyles marry Tuesday evening with Elder Utterback officiating. W W Watkins buys the McDonald bakery, runs it with his butcher business. A M W A Log Rolling picnic brings rain and a crowded turnpike. Murdock band plays God Save the Queen as Omaha ball club outfits take the field in a soggy day at the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNurlin
Eight Mile Grove
Miss Mae Book
C. F. Stilwell
W. W. Watkins
R. PD. McDonald
Steve Mefford
Ashland
Myra Ethel Axmaker
John Kyles
John Axmaker
Elder Utterback
Litha Montgomery
Otis Camp
Edmund Montgomery
Atterback
Christian Church
Murdock
Omaha
Diamond
Opera House
Metry
Avoca to Build Light Plant After Bond Vote
Louisville Courier notes Avoca voters approved bonds for a lighting plant. The town also plans to host the G A R reunion with events August 25 26 27 and urges residents to prepare for a strong turnout. Otto Becker travels to county seat for a share in an estate left to his son Otto in Germany. Miss Carrie Akeson visits Lincoln grandparents Henry Lehnhoff.
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Courier
Avoca
Otto Becker
Otto
Germany
Carrie Akeson
Lincoln Business Colleges
Henry Lehnhoff
Louisville
G. A. BR
E. A. Holyoke
G. W. Holdrege
Omaha
T. E. Parmele
Plattsmouth
Wyoming
G.A R
Cedar Creek notices and local incidents from a Cedar Creek column
The Cedar Creek column reports Mike Rys the blacksmith injured filing a plow lay with a file handle that shaved flesh from two fingers. It also notes M L Frederick buying western horses in South Omaha and various local activities including eight Mile Grove primary delegates and residents' illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rys
Cedar Creek
M. L. Frederick
South Omaha
Community Notes From Maple Grove And Surrounding Areas
The column records visits and travel by local residents including John Bock, Herman Gansemer, George Schafer, and families such as the Gansemers and Pulses. It notes corn sales at forty cents a bushel, an upcoming primary at Pleasant View school, and a local blacksmith T. E. Fulton selling property with March possession.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted For Wound Care
An article touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a preventive remedy for burns sores ulcers and other minor injuries saying even small cuts could be life threatening. It cites F G Fricke & Co drug store selling the salve for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
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George Heil, Jr
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W. H. Heil
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J. G. Meisinger
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Fred Schafer
W. H. Puls
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Iowa
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T. E. Fulton
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Bank of
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Fitzgerald
Wurl
Coffey
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Bee Hive Restaurant
Main
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John Corey
TRE
Comarivon
Julius Pepperbur
Bonn
Phillip Plattsmouth
Yellowstone
Pergallon
Thiierolt, Nebraska
Satiseacti
G. Fricke
Haydens
St. Paul
India
Hayden Bros
Dodge Streets
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