Elks Memorial Service Honors Departed Members at Parmele
The Elks Memorial at Parmele Theatre Sunday December 1 1907 honored departed members J M Patterson Percy V Agnis Samuel M Chapman and others with a roll call eulogies by Dr O Dwyer and Rev A L Zink musical offerings by Edna Eaton Lily Bates Lucile Bates and others and a keynote address by Robert W Patrick stressing Elks mission above materialism and the hope of meet again after death.
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Parmele
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
E. H H. Wescott
R. W. Clement
T. L. Murphy
Don €. York
A. L. Zink
Edna M. Eaton
Kittie Cummins
Lillian Bookmeyer
Mae Morgan
Robert W. Patrick
Elks’ Misson
Elks
Dwyer
Benevolent and Protective Order of Eiks
Grim Reaper
Celestial City
Behold this ruin a skull in life’s retreat
The verse depicts a skull within a narrow cell as life’s retreat and a place where memories and dreams fade leaving no trace nor record of former joy or sorrow.
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Thounght
Keil Celebrates 61st Birthday In Cullom
Sunday evening marking John Peter Keil of Cullom turning 61 neighbors and friends gathered for a warm celebration. Reminiscences, music, stories, games, and refreshments filled the event with good fellowship. A lavish supper accompanied by many gifts, and a note of thanks for neighborly ties closed the evening. Attending were Andrew F. Seybert and wife, Wm. Keil and family, Philip Treitch and wife, Henry Keil and family, W. H. Seybert and family, Julius Hillflicker and family, Leonard Born and wife, C. F. Reichart and wife, Henry Albert, Eddie Kelly, Philip Albert, Wm. Wolf and wife, and John McNurlin and family of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peter Keil
Cullom
Peter
Andrew F. Seybert
Wm. Keil
Philip Treitch
Henry Keil
W. H. Seybert
Julius Hillflicker
Leonard Born
C. F. Reichart
Henry Albert
Eddie Kelly
Philip Albert
Wm. Wolf
John McNurlin
Plattsmouth
Large Stander family gathers for Thanksgiving reunion
Mrs. Frank Stander hosted a Thanksgiving gathering at Gospel Hill as the entire family of 47 children and grandchildren met, reportedly the county's largest family reunion. The Stander clan includes 13 members across four daughters and nine sons with relatives in Plattsmouth Louisville and Weeping Water.
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Frank Stander
Gospel Hill
George
Plattsmouth
James
Henry
Helen
Peter C
William E
Lester C
Olive
Ralph
Alice
Louisville
Elizabeth
Louis
Weeping Water
Stander
Louisville Courier
Lohnes Couple Return to Pekin Home for Visit
Gene Lohnes and wife with C E Lohnes depart for Pekin Illinois to visit their father J J Lohnes’s old home. They plan a two week or longer stay, recalling little of the town after more than twenty years away.
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Gene. Lohnes
C. E. Lohnes
J. J. Lohnes
Pekin
Illinois
Peruna Promoted By Hospitals For Catarrh Relief
Endorsed by Sisters of the Good Shepherd and Hospital St John in Canada for treating catarrh and related ailments Peruna is described as a systemic tonic reaching all mucous membranes and aiding recovery in chronic cases with testimonials from hospitals and patients in Montreal and St John.
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Canada
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Hospital
St. John
Renouf Dupuis
Sean
Perunia
Finely Appointed Office for Dwyer Building
Over the past three weeks attorney D O Dwyer has had carpenters painters and paper-hangers at work on the Dwyer building formerly the Martin block turning it into a modern office complex. The skylit library provides bright restful reading light and there are three additional rooms a general business study and private consultation room all heated on one floor.
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D. O. Dwyer
Dwyer Building
Martin Block
Dwyer
Ink Bottle Search Ends in Carbolic Acid Injury
Miss Belle Halfish suffered a painful hand wound after spilling pale carbolic acid found on a clock shelf at her home Wednesday of last week while seeking an ink bottle. She is nursing the injury, according to the Elmwood Leader Echo.
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Belle Halfish
Elmwood Leader
Echo
Deserves the Box of Candies
A young girl nearly was run over at a railroad crossing in East Elmwood Sunday afternoon. Lottie Penterman, her sister, pulled the child from the tracks at the last moment. The incident warns children to avoid playing near railroads.
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Anna Penterman
Penterman Bros
East Elmwood
Lottie
Elmwood
Echo
Tax Payments Reported by Railways
The Burlington railway paid personal taxes today with a check of 20 414 08 dollars. The Rock Island paid their taxes in money mainly gold totaling 4 124 30 dollars. Missouri Pacific has not yet been heard from.
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Burlington Railway
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Returned From Oklahoma Visit Pleasant Trip Reported
Sunday evening Jacob Tritsch and wife returned from several weeks in Oklahoma. They stayed with Peter and Nick Volk near Renfrew, noting Cass county folks were well and prosperous. They then visited Thomas near Enid with Philip Volk for four days and found Oklahoma good but Plattsmouth looked better upon return.
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Jacob Tritsch
Oklahoma
Peter
Nick Volk
Renfrew
Cass County
Thomas
Enid
Philip Volk
Tritsch
Plattsmouth
Mannerses Return from Carroll Visit During Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Chas Manners returned from Carroll Nebraska where they visited L H Young brother of J M Young of this city. The Thanksgiving gathering included four generations with Charles Manners L H Young Edward Young and E E Phipps with wives present. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is praised for quick relief of sore throat and general pain.
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Chas. Manners
Carroll
Neb
L. H. Young
J. M. Young
Edward Young
E. E. Phipps
A Texas Rule For Measuring Farm Produce
A Texas man shares simple methods to estimate corn in cribs hay in mow or stacks. For corn two cubic feet of sound dry ear corn equal one bushel shelled. Crib volume equals length times breadth times height divided by two to estimate bushels. Apples or potatoes in a bin equal product of dimensions times eight with decimals kept. Hay ton assumption uses 512 cubic feet per ton.
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Texas
Will Visit National Live Stock Show
Luke L. Wiles of the southwest city district left last evening for Chicago to attend the National Live Stock Show. He will view the fine stock on exhibit and likely purchase some. Mr. Wiles and his father Captain Isaac Wiles own a valuable Red Polled cattle herd that has built a regional reputation across several states.
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Luke L. Wiles
Chicago
Mr. Wiles
Isaac Wiles
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the Elks Memorial
Parmele Theatre
J. M. Patterson
Percy V . Agnin
Samuel M. Chapman Co
BB. Coffey
Hal
Wien
Poewon Merle
Vrandede
Lucile Bates
J. H. Salsbury
Arygos
Order of Elks
Frank J. Morgan
Gelebrates
Ilinois
Peru
Turkey
Scott