Union from the Ledger notes local postal changes
Frank Lynn is appointed substitute carrier on mail route No. 5 while Glenn Douge is barred for being under the age limit. The report also covers local business travel, Thanksgiving visits, a mining job in Colorado, illness updates, and remarkable corn yields from Cass county farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lynn
Glenn Douge
Chas
Stone
Murray Bank
Nehawka
M. M. Swearingen
L. K. Hasse
Beatrice
Plattsmouth
W. A. Swearingen
John Larsh
Rice
Col
Belle Gerking
M. H. Shoemaker
Here
A. A. Becker
Cass County
The
Ledger
Nebraska
Nehawka From the Register Highlights Local News
George Reynolds paid twelve hundred bushels of new corn yesterday. Arthur Pollard leaves for Vermont to spend the winter. Earl Kirkpatrick wins over fifty pounds of beef at a shooting match east of Union. Uncle Wm Chapman travels to DeWitt county Illinois to see his injured sister. A passenger train arrived late and chilly waits for Lincoln football game. A F Sturm and F P Sheldon buy a large gas plant to replace lamps. lines will run to all homes in Nehawka for cheaper lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Arthur Pollard
Vermont
Earl Kirkpatrick
Union
Wm. Chapman
DeWitt County
Illinois
Lincoln
A. F. Sturm
F. P. Sheldon
Nehawka
Lawson Sheldon
Elmwood Leader Echo Farmer Updates and Local Moves
Elmwood notes show several farmers finishing corn husking. George Shackley plans to move into town within weeks. S M Cox and family have moved into the house vacated by Frank Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shackley
S. M. Cox
Frank Clark
School Friends Spend Evening With Her In A Light Lunch
About twenty friends and classmates joined her for an evening visit with a light lunch. The gathering was described as enjoyable by all who attended.
Eagle From the Beacon Promotes Local Social Scene
Mrs. M. Stall has been very sick the past few days. Art Ryan of Lincoln visited Eagle friends Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Bancroft of Norton Kansas visits her uncle Mr. Samuel Tanner this week. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of College View stayed with the Robyler home. The Winkle Pleck home hosted a pleasant party last Saturday. The Metropolitan Concert Company gave a first class entertainment at the opera house Tuesday night with a good audience appreciating the performance.
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Opera House
Greenwood From the News
Miss Anna Fels recovers after an attack as Clyde James sustains a serious injury, with details limited in the report.
Courier Notes Omaha Passengers and Local Visits
Louisvilles Courier reports Frank Nichols and wife were among Omaha travelers Tuesday. Annie Schoeman visits Omaha friends for the week. Mrs Gorder and daughter Louise of Plattsmouth were guests of John Gorder. William Case of Nehawka called on Monday. Mike Broadback bagged three Canadian geese and many ducks on the Platte last week. Mrs Schaffer of Dakota Springs, Colo., visited sister Mrs Jesse Livingston. C G Mayfield returns after three weeks with grip. T F Moats Hugh Delaney and Johnny of Omaha hunted with F H Nichols under chaperone Toot Urwin. Mrs A E Pribble and son visit Sterling, Colorado, for a family reunion. Art says he can manage without the baby. William Morrison and Fr Humphrey of Gretna called. Humphrey bought a fine bull in Gretna. They praised our thriving town. Nellie Ripple recovering from smallpox at South Bend with unos marked face. Bert Clifford to Norfolk for barber job at 13 dollars weekly. Mr and Mrs P O Esmay spent Sunday in Springfield with Mrs Esmays parents.
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Mike Broadback
Platte
Schaffer
Dakota Springs
Col
Jesse Livingston
C. G. Mayfield
T. F. Moats
Hugh Delaney
Johnny
Omaha
F. H. Nichols
Toot Urwin
A. E. Pribble and
Sterling
Colorado
Wm. Morrison
Fr. Humphrey
Gretna
Nellie Ripple
South Bend
Bert Clifford
Norfolk
P. O Esmay
Springfield
Mrs. Esmay
Cedar Creek Notes From Eight Mile Grove District
Mr James Terryberry and E O Patterson have improved since their runaways. Patterson teaches his school again. Jim has not goose hunted nor joined shouting matches. Jake Lohnes of Eight Mile Grove bought a six horsepower engine. Farmers with goats will house them at night as cold turns. Miss Maggie Stoehr is ill with diphtheria. Edward Lobnes visited Eight Mile Grove last Sunday. Lillie Snowflake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terryberry
E O. Patterson
Patterson
Jim
Jake Lohnes
Eight Mile Grove
Maggie Stoehr
Edward Lobnes
Lillie
Maple Grove Corn Harvest Notes and Local Visits
Maple Grove News reports Herman Gansemeier left for Harlem Nebraska to husk 40 acres of corn. Puls Bros. shipped for Ben Meadford and landed 7 000 bushels for the week. George and Philip Hild bought a new corn shelter. James Cathey visited Weeping Water. W H Puls and Philip Hild hosted visitors, Fred Engelkemier toured Omaha to see August, who is recovering well. Louie Puls and Mata Puls visited Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Gansemeier
Harlem
Nebr
Puls Bros
Ben Meadford
George
Philip Hild
James Cathey
W. H. Puls
Fred Engelkemier
Omaha
August
Louie
Mata Puls
Plattsmouth
Avoca Somewhat Readable Item Notes Local Event
Fragmentary OCR text from Avoca page mentions a local event or notice with partial phrases. Details are unclear but imply a community update or schedule.
Local Social Notes From Weeping Water Area
Etta Gordon visited Weeping Water on Wednesday. Wm Young of Cook spent several days this week with Ora E Copes wife. Geo Harshman and daughter were in Omaha last Saturday. A surprise party for Ha Garnet marked his eleventh birthday at the Oxford Hotel Monday evening. D G McAllister of Dunbar visited Avoca friends for a few days. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Rowland on Saturday evening November 29 with Dr Brendel in attendance. Emma Clara Marquardt Anna Langhorst returned to Peru Monday after visiting here. W A Hjollenberger now occupies the Clark property in town. Henry Koop and his son were in Omaha Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Gordon
Wm. Young
Cook
Ora E. Copes
Ha, Garnet
Oxford
All
D. G. McAllister
Dunbar
Jno. Rowland
Dr. Brendel
Emma
Clara Marquardt
Anna Langhorst
Peru
W. A. Hjollenberger
Clark
Referee's Sale In Cass County Nebraska
Notice of sale by referees under a district court order dated November 12 in the Cass County case Schlater versus Conrad and Hattie Schlater. It describes the west half of the southwest quarter of section 34 township 12 range 11 with one acre extruded from the southwest corner. The sale is December 22, 1902 at 10 a.m. at the Plattsmouth courthouse for cash to the highest bidder. Referees are C Parmele Edward Fitzgerald and Joan D McBribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Frank E. Schlater
J. Conrad Schlater
Hattie M. Schlater
Plattsmouth
C. Parmele
Edward Fitzgerald
Joan D. McBripe
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Cedar Creek
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Avoca
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