Auction Notice by F. D. Van Pelt in Omaha
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
8
If you plan to leave an auction sale this fall or winter arrange with F. D. Van Pelt the practical experienced auctioneer of Omaha Call at this office or visit him at 1614 Farnman St Omaha Phone Douglas 268
Nehawka notes a cheerful hose shower for Anton Velesnik and Hermia Nevotny ahead of their Wednesday 10 AM Church of the Holy Rosary wedding. Guests enjoyed lawn games, then indoor hose hanging, feasting, and laughter with many Nevotny and Janda family members present.
Schneider, visiting Elmwood Saturday night, stayed at Union hotel where a morning wakeup by the porter caused laughter as he learned the train ran late by about an hour and forty minutes. He enjoyed the porter’s solicitous mood during the delay.
Plattsmouth businessmen led by H. A. Schneider Frank Schlater Ed Barker Charles D Grimes John Nemots Charles Warner and J P Fal er posted bills and placards in Elmwood Friday to advertise the Merchants' Carnival set for September 1 2 4 4 and 6 in the county seat. They warn that if the carnival fails it will not be their fault and direct readers to the carnival display ad in another column.
George FP Messinger, a Democratic candidate for county commissioner, spent today in the city handling business and meeting friends. He was briefly taken ill at Elmwood last week, but is now recovering and plans to resume meeting the public soon.
In the Ledger account the team from Plattmouth faced Union with no hard feelings. The defeat stirred praise for fair treatment and the article notes plans for revenge in a September 4 rematch at Plattemouth during the grand carnival against the county seat team.
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