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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

8

Community Notes From Louisville and Surroundings

Merit plant installed at the M B E church by local agent M Tritech. Mrs Hamilton Meade of Portland visiting relatives in Plattsmouth called on Jack son Barker. Gotlieb Sprieck and wife of Stanton spent Thanksgiving with son Otto east of Louisville. Lodge No 184 Odd Fellows elected officers for the term led by Noble Grand M Seybert and Secretary M Tritach. Carrie Anderson at St Joseph hospital in Omaha reports improvement and plans to leave hospital soon. About one hundred attended a party at Mr and Mrs Ote Ward east of Louisville with oysters served. Mrs Alfred Ball dies in Fremont of pneumonia. formerly Louisville resident later of Springfield and Fremont. W F Diers hosted Mr and Mrs on Main Street for Mrs M Peterson 71st birthday anniversary.

M. BE M. Tritech Hamilton Meade Portland Plattsmouth Jackson Barker Gotlieb Sprieck Stanton Otto Loulaville Odd Fellowa Lodge No. 184 Noble Grand M. Seybert N. W. Miles M. Tritach Maghes Nelson Gee. Reichart Omaha Misa Carrie Anderson St. Joseph Hospital Ote Ward Louisville Alfred Ball Fremont Halla Springfield Elmer Ball W. F. Diers Main Street M. Peterson Peterson

Elmwood Notes and Local Encounters This Week

Local snippets report M Wt. Rook nursing a sprain while Dr. Alton treats a finger injury. Mr. and Mrs. F P W Robb visited from Verdon for Thanksgiving and the Miller stark wedding. J M Ward buys his son O M’s garage stake to run the business solo. A Lincoln license issued to Roy G Jeffers and Lana A Kunz, united by Judge Cosgrave.

M. Wt Rook Sargent Murdock Wil Rush Ozscar Gapin Mynard M. H. Tyson Keckler Ralph Keckler Manley J. H. Harnesberger R. W. Green Lincoln Roy G. Jeffers Misa Lana A. Kunz Cosgrave Elmwood al, Wallinger Fairview Mr. Wallinger Aise Noel Tyson

Weeping Water Notes and Local Obituary

Mrs A M Rockwell visits from Lamar while families travel to Columbus for Thanksgiving. Mrs Jane Newton dies at her sister’s home after months of illness. funeral set at Congregational church. Deceased leaves sister Mrs Swem and brother Arthur Carmichael.

Congregational Church Wlster Swam Arthur Carmichael David City

Local notices and moves in a Nebraska village

Caleb Nichols Union leaves for Tidlana home after visiting friends. I I White and Miss Hiatt visit then depart for Lincoln. Lonnie Meade nets 3000 bushels of corn in 26 days, 115 per day. Missouri Pacific plans paving brick for depot to town walk. Grant Clarence and family arrive from Goldendale Washington for extended visit. Omaha marriage licenses show John Barton 60 and Eleanora Marsh 44. Sant True family and Nira Lydia True move to Coleridge Nebraska with farm sale.

White Murray Miss Hiatt Lincoln Lonnie Meade L. G. Todd Missouri Pacific Grant Clarence Gold Cendale Washington Omaha John Barton Eleanora Marsh Mrs. Marsh Sant True Nira Lydia True Coleridge Nebraska

Boy Birth to Mr and Mrs Henry Kettlebut

The Eagle Beacon reports a baby boy born on Navy 23 to Mr and Mrs Henry Kettlebut. Mr and Mrs C C Price departed Thursday for Iowa to visit relatives.

Wisner Nebrasan students visit family events noted

Mies Verena Crabtree at Wisner visits parents last week. Geo Mick Mia J A Mick and Mr and Mrs C C Price ride to Lincoln Tuesday. Misa Ethel Neu returns home to Omaha after visiting Van Landingham family. C Osbon husks 142 bushels in ten hours. Geo E Masters Mills county Iowa visits J G Johnson. Vacco Hursh home hosts large family gathering with twenty two descendants. Nick Peterson to raise drayage rates due to newborn daughter born Monday November 28.

Mies Verena Crabtree Wisner Nebraska Geo Mick Mia J. A. Mick C. C. Price Lincoln Misa Ethel Neu van Landingham Omaha C. Osbon Geo. E. Masters Mills County Iowa J. G. Johnson Vacco Hursh Nick Peterson

Family Reunion Hosts Return From Louisville

Mr and Mrs George Shoeman returned from Louisville this morning after attending a family reunion yesterday at the home of their son in law William Hoover. Present were Mr and Mrs Krecklow and family George Shoeman Jr and family and John Shoeman and family. Mrs Hoover prepared an excellent dinner and relatives spent an enjoyable day together.

George Shoeman Louisville William Hoover

Government postal jobs offer high pay and exams

Government positions with annual salaries from 800 to 2510 dollars include Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers and other clerical roles. Examinations will be held nationwide with thousands of appointments planned. Men and women over 18 in cities or rural areas can request free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 79 J Hamlin Building Rochester N Y.

Bureau of Instruction Hamlin Building Rochester Bradstreet Mercantile Cincinnati

Singular Coincidence as Two Ladies Die Same Night

In Washington Pennsylvania on December 2 two elderly women died within hours of each other. Mrs T M Patterson and Mrs Elizabeth L Mountz had lived within three miles their entire lives. Both had fractured right hips three years earlier and had been bedridden since, exchanging messages and gifts while unaware of each other’s death.

Washington Pennsylvania T. M. Patterson T. M Rae Patterson Elizabeth L. Mountz

Piersons Move to Take Over Laundry Plant

Mr. Pierson removes household furniture from the car ahead of taking possession of the laundry yesterday. He is assisted by Charles Lana of Wahoo as laundry machinery is unloaded and connected to the plant. Pierson’s brother will arrive this week, and new management aims to produce first class work. He has rented the C. A. Welch cottage in South Park for temporary residence.

R. O. Pierson Pierson Charles Lana Wahoo Plerson C. A. Welch South Park

Jap Young Route Mailman Gratified by Local Support

The Daily Journal notes Jap Young, a mail carrier on a daily route, receives acts of kindness from neighbors Albert Wetenkamp who gave meat and Charley Jean who donated corn. The piece emphasizes his hard winter route and gratitude for the community's help making his work worthwhile.

Jap Young Albert Wetenkamp Mr. Young Charley Jean

Surprised on Her Birthday by Friendly Gathering

Miss Abbie Brown was surprised by a group of her girl friends at her home for a birthday celebration from 4 to 6 pm. The attendees included Catherine Shrack, Katherine Gorder, Thelma and Opal Denson, Mabel, Vera, Abbie Brown, and Katie Whitaker. Mrs Hanks traveled to Galesburg Illinois to visit relatives before joining her husband in Spokane Washington for the winter.

Miss Abbie Shrack Katherine Gorder Thelma Opal Denson Mabel Vera Abbie Brown Katie Whitaker Spokane Washington

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