Murray Area Social Roundup Posts Local Travel News
A flood of visits and movements fills Murray and nearby towns. Dr. T. J. Brendel and wife visit Omaha. J. Crabbl and wife pass through. Miss Verna Tracy and Miss Lynn Spruhle guests of Miss Isabell Young. Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Minford shop in Omaha. The piece notes farmers visiting South Dakota, local weddings, and a range of hometown happenings including accidents and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Brendel
Omaha
A. B. Walker
Murray
Mia
Anna Lindner
South Dakota
Mise Hoasle Delles Dernier
Elmwood
Mixed Shower Honors Bride Elect Misa Rice
Mrs. Lloyd Gapen hosted a miscellaneous shower at her pleasant home with guessing games and a prize for listing kitchen utensils. Bride to be Misa Lucile Rice received many verses and gifts, praised as royal entertainment by guests. The Young Rice nuptials followed at William Rice’s home near Murray with Rex Young and Winnie Rice uniting in a moonlit ceremony led by Rev. Roy Lucas. About 200 guests attended, and out of town visitors included Lemues Mann and Bessie Deles Dernier among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gapen
Misa Lucile Rice
Gertrude Long
Iane Tovey
Pauline Oldham
Margerie Walker
Hoatose
Mrs. Gapen
Misses Louise
Ella Virgin
Lela Vallery
Ella Thomason
Fay
Willa Moore
Ida Boedeker
Kater Ray
Clara Copenhaver
Marie Davis
Clara Young
Bessie Brendel
Kater Rice
Maggie Bingen
Ione Dovey
Elle Gapin
Mildred Snyder
Mesdames Warren Wiley
Delia Lawton
Bessie Delea Dernier
Elmwood
G. AH. Gilmore
Alohengrin
Roy Lucas
Norfolk
Neb
Albert Young
Mary Moore
Lucas
William Rice
Dave Young
Rex
F. DD. Carrier
Murray
Main Street
Thomas Mann
Morehead
Senta
Clark Welliver
Eddyville
Albert Henenger
Gordon and
Harvey Henenger
Aliee Haback
Weeping Water
Henry Beck
Portsmouth
J. D. Mann
Lincoln
Bessie Deles Dernier
Ife
Dastardly Fire At Young-Rice Wedding Home
After a wedding reception in Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Young found their new home filled with smoke and much furniture and carpets burned. The fire, believed to be arson, damaged the roof and side of the building near Matin Street by Jimmie Loughridge’s shop. Authorities seek the culprit and the public awaits a punishment fitting the crime. Reduced rail rates to Lincoln, Nebraska apply from August 28 to September 15 and September 11 to 19, via Missouri Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
J. A. Walker
John Edmunde
Nebraska City
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
J. the Vick
Elmwood
Omaha
Murray
South Dakota
Illoyd Capen
Mother
Walter Relf
Line
Pacific Coast
Walter Ia
Mark White
Rock Whiffa
Nash Ward
Gilmore
Young-Rice
Mrs. Young
Matin Street
Jimmie Loughridge
Telepotne Exchange
Missing horse blanket theft prompt at George Shrader farm
A note from Il M. McVey appeals to a friend who stole a horse blanket from his rig near the George Shrader farm to return the item and states he will provide the other blanket in exchange. The writer implies the thief may need the pair more than he does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shrader
Il. M. McVey
For Sale Gentle Family Horse With Harness and Buggy
A good, gentle family horse with usable harness and buggy offered for sale. In fair condition after long use. Price fifty five dollars for the whole outfit. Inquiries to W. A. Scott M P Agent Murray Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scott
M. P
Murray
Maple Grove Section Notes and Local Visits
Several residents gathered Sunday at Albert Satchell’s near Rock Bluff for a fishing outing. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Beveridge and son Fred, William Puls and sons Will and Otto, R. A. Hild, Alfred Gansemer, and Charles Mutz with his brother in law. Henry Long spends this week in Furnas county, Nev. Ed Gansemer toured Oklahoma last week, John Mint bought a new automobile. Z. W. Schrader returned from Furnas county with word of corn drought. Many from the area attend the G A R reunion at Weeping Water this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Satchell
Rock Bluff
Charles Beveridge
Fred
William Puls
Will
Otto
R. A. Hild
Alfred Gansemer
Charles Mutz
Henry Long
Furnas County
Nev
Gansemer
Oklahoma
John Mint
John
Z. W. Schrader
Weeping Water
Wanted A Good Young Team at the County Poor Farm
A short notice seeks a capable young group to form a team at the county poor farm under supervision of J. H. Tams. The ad emphasizes reliability and practical work ability for farm duties and communal labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tams
Local Notes Highlight Births and Travel from Town Residents
A long weather and community notes column records a 12 pound girl born west of town to George Johnson, various residents traveling to Alberta, Canada for land deals, and local updates on residents Rhena Towle, Mary Foster, Josephine and Clara Mueller. It also covers a skating accident, health improvements of James Williams after a paralysis, farmer William Coatman scouting property, Ed Nickel’s cancer treatment in Kansas City, and William Starkjohn returning from Callaway with crop conditions noting drought effects on corn and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
M. H. Tyson
Alberta
Cannda
Land
Rhena Towle
Wabash
Mary Foster
Josephine
Clara Mueller
Tripoli
Don Critchfield
W. T. Hoover
Omaha
Hauiauqua
PFE
James Williams
William Coatman
Avora
Ed. Nickel
Kansas City
A. R. Young
Murray
Cedar Creek Residents Relocate Back to Burt County Neb
Henry Saunders visits Cedar Creek from his farm as Mrs KR DIN and family depart for Burt County Nebraska. They had lived in Wellington Colorado after leaving Burt County due to a child's health. Now they return to their former home as health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. KR. C. Din
Burt County
Neb
Wellington
Colo
A. D
Familly
Colorado
Virgin and Mineer visit town from Murray
V. Virgin and cousin Miss Mattie Mineer of Murray called in the city and renewed his Journal subscription for another year. George Koehnke of Creighton Nebraska visited with his brother in law Frank Svo boda and reported Joe Nejedly doing well farming with a large wheat and a strong corn crop amid good rains across northern Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Virgin
Mattie Mineer
Murray
Virgin
Journal
Journal of Progress
Mr. Virgina
George Koehnke
Craighton
Neb
Frank Svoboda
Creighton
Joe Nejedly
Nebraska
Great Bargains at Sherwood Shoe Sale in Plattsmouth
The large Sher wood Sons display advertises a state leading shoe sale inviting Cass county shoppers. It promises every style and class of stock at rare bargains, urging careful price comparison to show Sher wood as the old and reliable Plattsmouth show house with detailed lists of real bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Sherwood & Sons
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Sherwood’s
Plattsmouth Show House
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promises Quick Health Boost
August time, tells on the nerves. Dr Shoop's Restorative is advertised as quickly lifting low spirits and restoring strength. The claim is that within 48 hours improvement appears, though full health may take longer. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Fine Farm For Sale 226 Acres in One Body Nebraska
226 acres in one body 175 acres in cultivation balance timber and pasture. Splendid stock farm with seven room house and out buildings. $75.06 per acre. For particulars call or address Otto Carroll Nehawka Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Carroll
Nehawka
Neb
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Murray State Bank
John Crabbl
Union
Verna Tracy
Lynn Spruhle
Dixon
Minx Isabell Young
Unelea Frank
W. J. Philpot
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alex Rhoden
Woodman Accident Association
Ness
Carrie Allison
Onion Bank
South Omaha
Young- Nice
John Hassenyager
Lena Young
W. C. Brown
Mee
James Allison
A. L. Baker
Plainview
Miles Standish
Norton County
Kansas
Mies Jone Dovey
Martsmouth
Eva Allison
Tecumseh
W. Clineberg
Ran Minford
Ran
H. C. Long
Chester Shrader
Henry
Rock Bluffs
Loughridge's Hall
Ben Beckman
Geo
Smith
Mra. W. ©. Brown
King
Alva Long
James Holmes
Mesdames G. H. Gilmore
Ora Davis
Pitman
Gussie Robb
Wyoming
John McNurlin
Mattemouth
Rice
Miss Winnie
William Rex Young
Fle
H. Norton
Maple Grove
Rexall
F.G. Fricke &Co
William Starkjohn
Callaway
Union Pacific
Burlington Point
Broken Bow
William
Henry Saunders
Cedar Creeks
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