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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
5
Local notes from Plattsmouth report visits by Gathman and Woodrull, Thanksgiving gatherings with the Waters, Wulf, and Sayles families, and social arrivals. Mentions Morgan, Tucker, and Draper renewing subscriptions. upcoming moves and new jobs. promotions at the Platte river bridge work. and advertisements for cigars and Melrose Cream.
The careful man chooses Egenberger for tailored clothing with fall styles ready. Suits range from 20 to 40 dollars and trousers from 6 to 10 dollars. Open evenings at 101d Maruann S Omatia, Ned.
Community items from Cass County include local business ads, Thanksgiving visits, and political reflections. Notables: Zack Schrader visits. J M Robertson appointed district court clerk. Charles Jackman and others pass through. D M Jones undergoes dental work. Frank McElroy moves tailoring shop to Schlitz building. local football fans miss Lincoln trip due to train delays.
Enterprise sausage grinders and stuffers, enamel ware, Blair's writing tablets, and a malleable steel range showcased by a traveling salesman at Ebinger hardware next week. Also notices funeral of Fred Walters in Albuquerque and visit of Mrs Stanium and son Emil to Davenport relatives. Free three minute biscuit and delicious coffee at Ebinger next week.
Old Santa Claus reports for December that due to bad sleighing a broken bicycle gear and needed car repairs he cannot reach Plattsmouth this year. He sends a large consignment of Christmas goods to Mauzy Murphy for all ages from toys to cut glass and china ware. The goods go on sale daily and early shoppers can get the best picks. Mauzy Murphy promises honest service. The Ebinger hardware store invites visitors next week to view The Malleable steel range in operation with free lunch for all who call.
M Waybright sold 160 acres known as the Cummins farm two miles west of the city for 100 00 per acre. Buyers were Joe and Prank Wiles. Waybright had bought the land four years earlier for 472 00 per acre, a fair return on the investment.
Special from Ellywood reports a cottage occupied by Mrs Sehloatman burned, killing Mrs Schloatman. John Falhurst was badly burned trying to save her. Mrs Selibatimnat, an invalid, and her daughter suffered injuries as the daughter failed to move the elderly woman. A new twelve thousand dollar school building in Louisville was dedicated this week with a Plattsnian Quartette and speeches by officials.
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