Local Louisville News Notes and Odd Items
Wm Lehnhoff of Lincoln visits relatives in Louisville James Hoover road overseer praised near the cemetery Mrs Holtz of Kennard returns home after a week with her daughter Mrs N W Gaines H C Hansen and wife of South Bend visit Louisville then travel to Omaha Frei Schmarter returns from western state trip O F Meclure's two oldest children quarantined with diphtheria but convalescing A horse and top buggy stolen from a hitch rack near the bank building No trace by press time Shooting match set for Cedar Creek December 21 at 10 am for beef and geese Mose Gadway moves to Houston county Texas with James Stander Egenberger noted as major Plattsmouth mineral and soda water manufacturer Maurice Melrose sells his goods Robert Willis reports his child’s eye trouble and removal of a wheat beard from the eye One rib broken and a fractured finger after a fall and furnace incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Meclure
Cedar Creek
Mose Gadway
Houston County
Texas
James Stander
Remarkable recovery tale from Winterton man
Abraham Brown reports doctors misdiagnosed his condition as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble yet failed to help. After his wife urged Electric Bitters he recovered fully with one bottle, advertised as a cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney ailments sold by F G Frick & Co. 5c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
F. G. Frick & Co
Nehawka Briefs: Travel, Health, and Local Incidents
J M Stone left for Cherokee Oklahoma to visit Lester and assess conditions since statehood. Mrs J M Stone returned from Nebraska City after treatment and is improving. Mrs E M Pollard leaves Nehawka for Washington to join Congressman Pollard after congress adjourns. Nannie Warden injured eye while playing with children. eye bruised but not severely damaged. Forest Conningham becomes qualified fall fledged constable after confusion over candidacy. F G Evenberger of Plattsmouth Bottling Works visited town to check soda water trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stone
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Lester
Nebraska City
E. M. Pollard
Nehawka
Gore
Congress
Omaha
Congressman Pollard
Washington
Nannie Warden
Avayst
Forest Conningham
F. G. Evenberger
Plattsmouth Bottling Works
Elmwood Families Visit and Faraway Labors Noted
Elmwood A A Wallinger and family and A H Weichell and families enjoyed hospitality at the Cook residence northwest of town Sunday. Mrs Bird Critchfield visited her sister Mrs J H Hart in Lincoln after her illness. John Cook returned from Beaver City after visiting his brother Will Cook. Mr Cook bought a piano in Omaha last week. D S Loring fell ill with pneumonia after leaving Elmwood. Dean faces trouble but hopes to recover before publication. Thirty eight men and eight women left Cass county to study southern Texas prospects. Dr W A Alton and family reached Porto Rico after four years of labor there. Grace Alton endured the voyage well. Henry Hunteman of Elmwood area injured by a circular saw last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wallinger
A.H. Weichell
Wm. Cook
Bird Critchfield
Lincoln
J. H. Hart
John Cook
Beaver City
Will Cook
Porto Rico
W. A. Alton
Elmwood
Mr. Hunteman
Strik
Healing Cure Reported in Mound City Case
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp describes her son nearly dying from lung and throat illness. After starting Dr King's New Discovery the boy's coughing spells ceased and he fully recovered. The medicine is advertised for coughs colds throat and lung troubles at 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
F. G. Fricke & Co
Saw Accident and Cough Remedy Endorsement
A steam powered saw injured Mr Hunteman requiring fifteen stitches after his coat sleeve throttled the blade. A separate letter from Holly Springs praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a baby's bronchitis after doctors failed to provide relief. The ad ends urging readers to buy Hollister's Rockey Mountain Tea for winter protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunteman
Munger Hospital
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Spence
Holly Springs
N.C
F. G. Fricke & Co
Hollister
Union From the Ledger Community Notes
James Gruber the Union operator grows a beard that tangles in the buzz wheel during calls. J D Graves of Peru visiting, then to Rock Bluffs to see Mother Graves. Mrs George Midkiff Homer visits relatives northeast of town, returns home. Louise Mickle teacher sick, Miss Carrie Banning temporarily leads class. Etta Merchant departs to Elgin Neb with Minnie Shoemaker to Omaha. G W Cheney and wife visit from Edison, husband returns, wife stays with Barnums. Elmer Frans thanks Thanksgiving but injures right wrist. Wm F McCarroll and wife travel to Hartington for nephew Ray Rose's wedding to Miss Ethel Wilcox. Ray is son of G A Rose, once a leading citizen here. Ledger extends congratulations.
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The
Ledger
James Gruber
Union
J. D. Graves
Peru
Rock Bluffs
Mother Graves
George Midkiff
Homer
Louise Mickle
Intermediate Department of Our Schools
Carrie Banning
Etta Merchant
Shoemaker
Elgin
Neb
Minnie Shoemaker
Omaha
Elmer Frans
Wm. F. McCarroll
Hartington
Ray Rose
Ethel Wilcox
G. A. Rose
Cedar County
Ray
Kreagers Seek Health In Western Mountains
Henry Kreager and his sister Miss Mary Kreager of southwest of Minnard depart this afternoon to seek health in the west. Mary will stop in Denver while Henry goes to Colorado Springs hoping for improvement after a long period of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kreager
Mary Kreager
Mynard
Mary
Denver
Henry
Colorado Springs
Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine advertised
An old advisory promoting Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a tonic for weak digestion nerves and blood. It claims improved appetite digestion and vitality. Sold at drug stores and lists Jos Tuiner of Chicago Illinois as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jos
Funeral of Miss Aileen Olive at Weeping Water
The funeral for Miss Aileen Olive, who died after an appendicitis and peritonitis operation, was held at the Congregational church in Weeping Water. Rev. Andrus delivered the address as the crowded church mourned the esteemed young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
Aileen Olive
St. Joseph Hospital
Congregational Church
Andrus
Ankle Sprain Confines Louis Rheinackle at Home
Louis Rheinackle twisted his ankle stepping on a stone while returning home and remains confined to his Winterstein hill residence. He can hobble with a cane inside but cannot move about outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rheinackle
Winterstein Hill
Burial for G. S. Carnehan at Elmwood Today
G S Carnehan of Elmwood, who died by his own hand Sunday night, was buried at 2 30 this afternoon. Attending the funeral were County Treasurer W D Wheeler, County Clerk W E Rosencrans and deputy D C Morran, and Superintendent J W Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Carnehan
Elmwood
W. D. Wheeler
W. E. Rosencrans
D. C. Morran
J. W. Gamble
Funeral for John Robbins Follows Chicago Accident
Mr and Mrs Will Ren ner and Mrs W T Richardson took the body of their brother John Robbins from Chicago where he died after falling into a cinder pit while working for Fairbanks company The Rev A L Zink led the service at Christain church and Oak Hill cemetery received the remains Only two sisters present due to illness and travel constraints including B W Robbins of Grand Junction Colorado and Mrs James Patterson of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Renner
W. T. Richardson
Chicago
John Robbins
Christain Church
A. L. Zink
Plattsmouth
Robbins
Fairbanks Company
Passiac
New Jersey
B. W. Robbins
Grand Junction
Colorado
James Patterson
Los Angeles
Oak Hill Cemetery
Apples For Sale In Winter Offer
Good winter apples offered for sale at 80 cents per bushel. Delivery possible by request after calling line four and asking for letter H.
Passed Examination After Kidney Cure Success
James Donahue of New Brittain Conn reports trying various kidney remedies and doctors for diabetes before using Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved, five bottles cured him completely and he passed a life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure claims to cure backache and all kidney and bladder troubles. F G Fricke Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahue
New Brittan
Burling ton Agent Denies Train Conductor Beating
W. T. Starkey, agent for the Burling ton at Louisville, denies he was whipped by a train conductor. The Utica Sun story was revived, noting Starkey's former Utica agent role and suggesting malice in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Starkey
Burlington
Louisville
Utica Sun
Mr. Starey
Utica
Mr. Starkey
Will Try Suit For Damages In Lincoln And Topeka
Mathew Gering left yesterday for Lincoln to attend matters then proceed to Topeka Kansas where he will attend a major damages suit involving Mr and Mrs Frank James against Mrs James the claimant. The suit arises from injuries suffered when a lion attacked while employed by the Parker Carnival Co at the site. The outcome is awaited by many from the James circle and local supporters. The notice ends with an advertisement for Hollister's Rockey Mountain Tea promoting relief for sluggish bowels indigestion and kidney pain priced at four cents per tea or tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Gering
Lincoln
Topeka
Kansas
Gering
Frank
James
Parker Carnival Co
Hollister
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Wm. Lehnhoff
James Hoover
Egenberger
Maurice Melrose
Robert Willis
L. C. Todd
Echo
Fiome
G. W. Cheney
Edison
Alonzo Clark
S. W. Johnson
Yael
Cardus
Joe Moorhead
Archibald
I. T
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bank of
Cass County
Nebraska
West B. & M. Depot
the Perkins Hotel
Starkey
West
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