Louisville Notes and Local Incidents This Week
Local society reports show Mrs. P. C. Stader hosting the Woman's club, Mrs. Stohlman sewing, and Grandma Stander's wrist sprain. Dr. Mellinger suffered a stroke and surgery abroad. Gust Johnson died in a cave-in at National stone quarries. Leo Buck injured but survives. Baby Ingwersen dies. William Newman husks corn. bank cashier Glen Boedeker notes a flourishing Murray State Bank. Henry Ost and family plan Pacific coast trip. Christmas reflections and gifts debates appear in a pasted domestic column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Buck
Johnson
Buck
Minneapolis
Sai
R. H. Ingwersen
William Newman
Farnam
Nebraska
William
Plattsmouth
Delia Hatt
Glen Boedeker
Murray State Bank
Frank Wheeler
Cat
Union From the Ledger Highlights Local Notables
Arthur Anderson improves after hospital stay in Omaha. Thomas Cusick, veteran brakeman, visits depot on an extra route. Eli Eaton returns from Thurston county after visiting kin. William Craig from Rosille visits relatives. Prof GC DeBolt suffers tonsillitis, hopes to resume next week. Ellis D Daniel, Lee Faris and John Faris travel to Oklahoma to manage property investments. Reuben Stine loses a cigar bet to Gale Austin at Upton’s store and orders a monster cigar built at Warl Bros factory in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cusick
Tom
Auburn
Crete
Eli Eaton
Thurston County
Frank
William Craig
Aycomore
Rosille
Neb
GC. DeBolt
Omaha
DeBolt
Ellis D. Daniel
Lee Faris
John Faris
Oklahoma
Mr. Daniel
John
Leo Paris
Reuben Stine
Gale Austin
Upton
Reuben
Plattsmouth
Warl Bros
Gabe
Local Notes on Residents and Land Sale in Otoe County
Mrs. Kirkpatrick returns from Missouri with a pleasant report. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McAndrews travel from Hyannis Nebraska and may settle here. Fred Nutzman buys the west 160 of Miss Isadore Hall’s Otoe County land for about 14000, enlarging his home to 560 acres. Jessie Todd remodels her Union home and rents it to Miss Joule and Mrs. Carpenter while she plans a winter trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nutzman
Isadore Hall
Otoe County
Thia
Jessie Todd
Union
Misa Joule
Carpenter
California
Register
Elmwood News Briefs and Local Appointments
Elmwood reports visitors and travels including Beho Roy Hoover and Fred Smith in Omaha. A daughter weighing eleven pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Colbert of Wabash. Stander of Louisville visited his hospitalized wife. W A Rhoden family trip to Waukensa Kansas and Blair relatives amid mother’s illness. A O Lusk of Fairmont visits James Woodward’s home. Mrs Wm Lesler sustained bruises from a fall Thanksgiving day and remains homebound. Florence Conor receives a $2000 check for FP A Williams whose wife died November 7 from Elmwood lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Colbert
Wabash
EB. Stander
Louisville
Elmwood Hospital
W. A. Rhoden
Waukensa
Kansas
A. O. Lusk
Fairmont
Neb
James Woodward
Lusk
Cass County
Wm. Lesler
Florence Conor
FP. A. Willams
Ehuwood Lodge
Plattsmouth Citizen Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
A Plattsmouth resident E M Butery reports quick relief from severe hip pains and kidney disorder after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at Goring & Co. drug store and endorses the remedy, noting its price at 50 cents and urging customers to remember the name Doun's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Butery
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Plattsmouth
Neb
Dean
Goring & Co
Foxuter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Correct Clothes Store Ad Promises Quality and Value
An advertising notice touts a Gent’s and Boy’s ready to wear shop offering correct workmanship styles and prices. It promises reliable clothing and furnishings with an emphasis on fit and value.
Stray calf found. six weeks old red with white face
A six weeks old calf weighing about 175 pounds, red with a white face, is stray. Finder will be rewarded for notifying the owner.
New Stock and Grain House Opens in City
Frank Gobelman, well known in the city, returns to open a Merchants Stock and Grain Company branch in the Contestock on the Second Floor. The office has direct wire to St Louis and will supply market quotations daily, handle grain orders and securities, and promises prompt service. Local patronage is expected to grow, with future quarters likely needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gobelman
Merchants Stock and Grain Company
St. Louis
Contestock
Diptelian Io
Las
Louie
Strvke
Local News Roundup From Murray Visitors In Weeping Water
Glen Boedeker of Murray and Miss Edith Mite headed to Omaha for the day while Miss Mabel Puck rode the early train to Online. Sheriff Quinton conducted business in Weeping Water and several residents from Murray and surrounding areas were noted in the city, with travels to Omaha and Shenandoah for events, visits, and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Mere
Glen Boedeker
Murray
Mabel Puck
Onlin
Sheriff Quinton
Edith Mite
Omaha
Pollard Foregoes Pledge Cites Anti-Anen Refusal
Kroestalls the Tarn Hot Springs Virginia reports Pollard of Nebraska says his defeat stemmed from his refusal to endorse an anti-Anen pledge. He challenged Mr Tat-Die, noting no other reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Dee
Pollard
Nebraska
Ernie
Thirty Years Ago Milestone on Miaseard Bridge
Today marks thirty years since one third of the tie bridge over the Miaseard River at a thin point was completed. Report notes a comparison with the then recent construction over the river and the progress toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal of Today
Thin Point
Elver
Honor Shower For Bride Elect Eva Fox at Dovey Home
A kitchen shower at Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dovey’s home honored bride elect Eva Fox. Guests enjoyed conversation and dancing before a mock wedding game, then a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. W. Dovey
Mire
H. M
Mises Eva Pox
Helen Clapmoan
Homer
Miss Fox
Theo
Mina Teresa Herrpel
Delia Tarech
Lion Miphy
Lanett Scotten
Margaret Dewan
Min Caeing
Barbara Gering
Prancon Wieldman
Minnie Guthman
Uth Jota
Iwin Fox
Meadamen McCaubey
Knapp
Pox
Grandma Dovey
Chancellor Dinner Honors Retiring University Official
Wednesday afternoon Superintendent Chauntle travels to Lincoln to attend the Men’s Dinner at the Litweahe Hotel honoring the retiring Chancellor of the University. Kerry Morn ig Crd i serves a ball event, with F Morton noted, and town services to follow. A local fair awarded first premium to a camel import item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidnnesday'a
Chauntle
Schuyler
Lincoln
Nebrosky
Litweahe
Hanjin Andrews
Getury
Kerry Morn
Morton
Neobraske
Good Farm for Sale Near Plattsmouth with Improvements
A farm of 160 acres listing near Oreapalis, 2 percent miles southwest, and 6 miles northwest of Plattsmouth offers water and good improvements. For particulars and terms, see Go Halnies in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreapalis
Plattsmouth
Plattumouth
Nebraska Again to the Front in Galloway Success
Vincent W. Straub of Avoca returned from the Chicago International Stock Show with a sweep of thirty prizes. He won top honors in Galloway bulls cows heifers and exhibition herd and was elected president of the American Breeders Association. Straub Bros operate a ranch near Avoca and credit scientific handling for much of their success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent W. Straub
Avooga
Chicago
Straub
Nebraska
American Breeders Association
Strand
Straub Bros
Avoca
Grand Army of the Republic Camp Fire Meeting in Omaha
Commander BH AL Harness of Nebraska requests members to attend a camp fire at the Masonic temple in Omaha on December 18 with Commander-in-Chief Henry M. Nevins en route to Salt Lake City for the forty third national encampment. The visit aims to meet as many comrades as possible, with speeches and no refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Harness
Department of Nebraska
G. AL Ry
Henry M. Nevins
Onihi
Grand Army
Jon
Masoule Temple
Colin Hde
Nebraska
Grand Army of the Republic
Salt Lake City
Unih
Staf
Camrile Bennett
Sterrett, Scott, Cheek and Armstrong
Council of Administration
G. A. Ht
Daughters of Veterans
Omaha
Comrades
Masonic Temple
Adjutanta
Posta
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News OF the County
P. C. Stader
Woman's Club
Ge. C. Twiss
Drake's
Willie Wirth
Diptheria
the Wirth
Wonder Quarantine
Puck
Ledger
Arthur Anderson
Nehawka
Elmwood
Beho Roy Hoover
Fred Smith
Plattamouth
Doun
Suif
Dr. Hess
Hess’ Stock Food
F. G. Fincke & Co
Coates Block
Win
Holly Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Miles Staiiish
Cor. Carrolli
MG Churchill
City
W. T. Newell
Amazonti, Mo
Albert Frickler
Stanton, Neb
Ledhwille Courker
Bark Keller
South Bend
Chi. Blaweeil
John Norlin
Caliivin
J. Mason
Hhs
South
Martin Friedrich
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville Courier
Gieorge Shrader
Taxwell County
Illinois
Sidney Weimer
Mia
C. K. Clark
W. C. Clark
Shenandoah
T. H. Pollock
Plattamouth Telephone Co
Mra
J. H. Tams
Dennison
Wall Lake
Henry Carsons
Herbert Medinnes
Miss Clare
Fremont
Ole Parkening
Mises Anna
T. J. Isner
Julius Hilflicker
Cullom
Janer
Kroestalls
Servier
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