Plattsmouth Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Daily notes show Mrs. C. Johnson visiting in South Omaha and Gretchen Donnelly departing for Nebraska City. Various residents ride the morning train to Omaha for shopping and business, with others visiting unions, churches, farms, and connections to Lincoln and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Donnelly
Nebraska City
Will White
Della
Metropolis
Colonel Thompson
James M. Robertson
Oklahoma City
Mra. P. A. Melainger
Omaha
Bert Pollack
Lincoln
Capital City
Mra
J. W. Bunele
Mrs. Erbes
Sioux City
Elvin Jones
Fred Olenhaugen
Cedar Creek
A. M. Peterson
Colorado City
Loran Divis
Mile Mina Thierolf
Philip Thieronf
Falls City to Now a Division Head, Atchison Faces Losses
The Atchison Globe reports the Missouri Pacific division will move headquarters from Atchison Kansas to Falls City Nebraska with crews and trains shifted. About 105 Atchison trainmen could relocate. two red ball freight lines and several chain gang crews will transfer, while passenger crews relocate with minimal local disruption. Industry officials plan to station superintendent staff in Falls City and reassign Atchison shop personnel, keeping Atchison jobs steady for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Atchison, Kansas
Falls City
Nebraska
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Omaha
Auburn
Atchisan
Kansas City
DeBernardi
Dillie
Jones
Rickert
Falla City
de Berehardi
Central Branch
Thanksgiving Week Notes From Sterling And Surroundings
Sterling residents attend Stark-Miller wedding and visit relatives over Thanksgiving. Central bank alarm installation moves forward. Beatrice cement work for John Bickert and Willett men. Edith Perry of Omaha visits family. Mur ray gathering for former’s brother. W L Harris family from Hutchinson plan to stay over Thanksgiving. Mrs Lyman Hall and children visit in Trenton. Melvin Turner family over Thanksgiving with Mrs Turner’s sister. Uncle John Hall and Sarah Hall travel to Missouri for Thanksgiving with Dan McCalg. George W Hylton improving after illness. hopes to be back on streets. Wm Bornemler drives to Plattsmouth with wife and others. Flanders oversees ill brother with cancer. Diller merchant seeks care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Jack Karnat
Beatrice
Nebraska
John Bickert
Willett Boys
Misa Edith Perry
Omaha
J. M. Neely
Mia
Minford
Murray
W. L. Harris
Hutchingon
Kansas
Stark-Miller
Melvin Turner
Turner' Slater
Claude Barrett
Emerald
John
Ant Sarah Hall
Cole Camp
Missouri
Dan McCalg
George W. Hylton
Government jobs offered for railway mail clerks and more
Government announces nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers and other positions. Thousands of appointments expected. Open to men and women over 18 in city or country. request free instruction and information by writing to Bureau of Instruction, 74 J Hamlin Building, Rochester, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin Building
Rochester
Cass County Population Revised by 1910 Census
The 1910 census reports Cass County population at 19 786, down from 21 330 in the prior count. All counties in the first district except Lancaster lost population, with Lancaster gaining over eight thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Des Moines
United States Cansus Bureau
State Press
Joris Bro
Lancaster
Local Lodge No. 7 Elects Officers for Next Year
Local lodge No. 7 L O F met last evening and elected officers for the coming year. Elected were Michael Hild noble grand Joy Hadraba vice grand Virgil Mullis secretary John P Sattler treasurer and J W Kirkham trustee. Installation planned for January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hild
Joy Hadraba
Virgil Mullis
John P. Sattler
Treaster
J. W. Kirkham
Iet
Order of Owls Initiates Seventeen At Coates Hall
At Coates hall Tuesday evening seventeen new members were initiated and a permanent organization formed. 1911 officers include D L Amick president Charles J Martin vice president John Cory past president counselor and advisor, Dr BE W Cook treasurer Jease Perry secretary R L Propat indicator Ralph Lorenzen inside sentinel William Heinrich warden Frank Mauer outside picket Ed Slocum J L Russell and Robert Bates trustees. The order now exceeds one hundred members in good standing with new members joining weekly. State organizer Hellig praises the order as the best fraternal group. Also mentioned are a bright enamel coat for Switch engine 1221 and a newly painted way car and outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cory
Councelor
D. L. Amick
Charles J. Martin
BE. W. Cook
Jease Perry
R. L. Propat
Ralph Lorenzen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burlington Route
Sheridan
Wyoming
Hardin
Billings
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb
Tyesday's
Mrs. C. 8. Johnson
J. D. McBride
South
Gooding, Jr
Miss Stella
Attorney Maxwell
W. T. Adama
Henry A. Wise
St. Louis
J. N. Wise
L. Elshenbach
Chicago
John Crabill
Mrs. Buda
L. W. Gade
Metropolia
H. W. Chark
LaPlatte
Plattsmouth
W. H. Rainey
A. Clabaugh
Shenan
Doah
Iowa
Light Company
William Sutton
Tear Murray
Rosalie
Mr. C. ©. Hennings
Louisville
Plattemouth
C. H. Taylor
Charles Hartford
Charles, Jr
Boone
M. C. French
Glenwood
R. Mauzy
Fanger
Plattamouth
A. B. Smith
Sprague Foundry
Council Bluffs
A. Hardell
Electric Light Company
BE. C. Buller
Waterbury-Waterman
Butler
Klmwood
Loader-Echo
Mixes Bertha Grimes
Sterling
Lyman Hall
Trenton, Nebraska
Jacob Schlanker
Wm. Bornemler
Mr. Manders
Mr. Flanders
Diller
Gvernment
Sam
Bradstreet Mercantile
Cincinnati
Cliff Gordon
Bobby North
al. H. Woods
America
Sweden
Express
S. A Port
S. A. Sherry
S. A
S. A. Gorn Whiskey
U. S
Sweden-American Building
Cincinnati, Ohio
Order of Owls
Coates’ Hall
The
Order
Sentinel
William Heinrich
Frank Mauer
Ed. Slocum
J. L. Russell
Robert Bates
Trustees
Dred
Hellig
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