Murray Nebr Social News Roundup and Local Events
Wm. Hendricks is on the sick list this week. The Dixie Jubilee Singers drew a large audience as the Imperial Male Quartette is set for January 1v. Several residents, including Dr. Tracy and Dr. Brendel, attended to townsfolk while others conducted business in Murray Plattsmouth Union and Weeping Water. A new girl arrived for Gus Lowther, and local construction near the M. P. depot progresses amid rain and a beam accident. Willie Seybolt and Bert Philpot visit home folks. Bert’s arm injury slowly improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Seybolt
Omaha
Billie
Boyles Commercial College
M. P
John Gregory
Jameson Farms
Chas, Philpot
Doctors Newell Tracy to Visit Murray Weekly Tuesday
Drs. Newell and Tracy plan weekly Murray visits each Tuesday with one session featuring Dr. Gilmore. The arrangement repeats every week as stated.
Clearing Out Sale Notice for Stock Reduction
Clearing out sale to prepare for spring stock beginning October 12 with prices reduced on all Huggies and surveys on hand until sold. J Coox.
Homeward Dramatics End With Cabs Freights and Delays
A theatre party for Peer Gynt in Omaha faced a late arrival at Union Station. After missing the midnight train to Plattsmouth, members waited hours, some rode a freight, others wandered near the station. Morning arrivals and a few passengers finally reached home safely. Free two days' treatment offer for dyspepsia appears from Ring's Tablets at Gering & Co's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Peer Gynt
Union Station
Plattsmouth
Missouri Pacific
Burington
Ring
Gering & Co
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Purified Blood and Rosy Health
A testimonial style claim touts Burdock Blood Bitters as purifying the blood and clearing the skin. It asserts restoration of ruddy, sound health for women seeking clearer complexions.
Sudden Death of A J Porter in Virginia
G O Porter of this city reports the death of his father A J Porter of Le Mile Ford Virginia. He died Saturday morning at seventy years of age after returning home for Thanksgiving. He visited his sons Will John Blair Wade and George M Porter in this county and with them had been in good health until departure. Interment will be in the cemetery near Seven Mile Ford beside his wife who died two years ago. The Journal extends sympathy to the Porter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O. Porter
A. J. Porter
le Mile Ford
Virginia
Will
John
Murray
Blair
Union
Wade
Nehawka
George M
Porter
Seven Mile Ford
Local News Digest From Nehawka Sivvlal Area
Nehawka Sivvlal correspondent reports Henry Kuate traveled to see a doctor Saturday but remains in poor condition. Numerous notes: Mrs. Fred Paap and son Albert visit Grrandpa Sturm near Berlin. Ed Woods husked corn for Henry Sturm and is at Will August's. Mrs. Henry Schomaker and Mrs. L. Casten seek a specialist for Mrs. Carsten's condition. John Wunderlich family visits Union. Bert Tucker ill with pneumonia. Dr. Gilmore attends him. Several travels and visits: Schumaker to Syracuse. Bey welcomed a baby girl December 4. Will Davis suffers a long cold. community members at various homes and farms. Norbera Nebanka visit noted. Lotte Wunderlich visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kuate
Fred Paap
Albert
Berlin
Grrandpa Sturm
Ed Woods
Henry Sturm
Will August
Henry Schomaker
Herman Stoll
Ray Pollard
John Wunderlich
Avoca
Fred Schomaker
Chas
St. John
Mr. Schomaker
John Whiteman
Bert Tucker
Louie Todd
Mark
Mynard
Otto Carrol
George Holmes
Will McCullough
Nebanka
Fairbury
Lotte Wunderlich
Joho
Local Notes on Family Travel and Health in Plattsmouth
reports show Guy Snyder left for San Francisco for a lucrative position. Mrs Looker visits Howe with her uncle family. Mrs Tanner travels to Nebraska City for the winter with her son John. Will Schlichtemeier’s home under quarantine as daughter has scarlet fever. Dr Wilcox oversees the case. Mr Young ships clay to Omaha, fingers mashed by accident. Dr T V Davis visits wife’s mother Mrs Colvin who remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Fleming Robb
Shubert Bank
Mont Robb
Allen Wilson
Jones Grain Company
Nebraska City
Murray
Mrs. Tanner
John
Bob Alford
Billy Compton
Frank Boedecker
Stella Opp
Will Schlichtemeier
Dr. Wilcox
Mr. Young
Omaha
T. V. Davis
Lincoln
Union from the Ledger highlights local visits and farming updates
Several residents are noted at nearby towns with family matters and property leases. John McCarthy leases the DuBois farm near town. Mr and Mrs Swan seek medical treatment in Omaha. Mrs Sherman returns from St Joseph. the Baptist church reaffirms Pastor J N Fick for another year. Upton reports notable yellow corn ears, seven inches long and weighing over eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Il. Mark
Mynard
C. P. Hall
Elmwood
L. J. Wall
John McCarthy
Henry J. DuBois
William Hoback
DuBois
T. W. Swan
Omaha
G. L. Sherman
St. Joseph
M. KE. Davis
Clara A. Davis
the Ledger
J. N. Fick
Upton
Lavish production of Uncle Tom's Cabin to grace Parmele
Next Saturday December 15 at the Parmele theatre Mr Kibble offers an elaborate Uncle Tom's Cabin with scenes of the Ohio river winter St. Clair plantation and New Orleans levee. The company features Frank Lee as Uncle Tom and a strong cast noted for authentic accents. Matinee tickets 10 and 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kibble
Parmele Theatre
Ohio River
Rocky
George Harris
St. Clair
New Orleans
Celestial City
Frank Lee
Unspecified church shifts to singing and vows
Last night a Christian church departed from its usual prayer pattern and devoted the hour to singing old familiar vows. The service drew enthusiastic participation and strong attendance, with plans for frequent program changes in the future.
Ladies attend Torrey meetings en route to Omaha
A group of ladies used the opportunity to attend the Torrey meetings today. They traveled with Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Salsbury and others aboard the Missouri Pacific to Omaha this morning, including Mrs. D. C. Morgan, Mrs. F. J. Morgan, Miss Sarah Kerr, Mr. W. H. Newell, Mr. G. K. Staats, Mrs. Dore Moore, Mr. Wm. McCauley, Mr. T. W. Green, Miss Mary Bird, and Miss Pearl Staats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Salsbury
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Meadames D. C. Morgan
F. J. Morgan
Sarah Kerr
W. H. Newell
G. K. Staats
Dore Moore
Wm. McCauley
T. W. Green
Mary Bird
Pearl Staats
ManZan Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertises collapsible tubes with nozzle attachment for the seat of the trouble to relieve bleeding itching or protruding piles. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by Gering and Co. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering &Co
Heartfelt thanks to friends and De gree of Honor ladies
We express gratitude for kindness and flowers during our baby’s illness and death. Special thanks to the ladies of the Degree of Honor. Signed by Mr and Mrs J W Manners and Mrs Ciias Manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Ciias, Manners
J. W. Manners
The American Businessman and Holiday Advertisements
A mix of moralizing notes on perseverance and several local ads. Mentions Tunner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine and Burdock Blood Bitters for health, Gillette safety razors as Christmas gifts, and holiday goods at E G Dovey & Son. Also notes a Base Burners sale, and a lost plaid shawl between Jacob R. Vallery’s and J. W. Sage’s livery barn with finder urged to return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunner
Jos
Jacob R. Vallery
J. W. Sage
Finder
Sage
Cass County Schools Face Funding, Attendance Drive
Cass County schools allocate December apportionment share of 4762.14 with one quarter to districts and the rest per census 1904 showing 7033 residents. Schools report students back, teachers back in class, and several educators raising funds and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Myrtle Sanders
Ill Heath
Lulu Sutton
May Larson
Floy Wortman
Cora Smith
Eagle
Lena Burns
Fern Ralston
Misses Sutton
Larson
Wortman
Phillip Tritseh
Helen Spriegel
Alma Wortman
Alta Dewey
Massie
J. W. Gamble
Tritseh
Alva
Garrett
Alma Grove
Grace Horst
W. L. Atchison
State Department
Alice Sherman
Elizabeth Mason
Robert Fitch
Ada Turner
Louisville
Enjoyable Meeting at County Farm by Ladies Ald Society
The Ladies Ald Society of the Christian church met yesterday at the county farm with hosts Mr and Mrs Anderson Rouse. About forty ladies attended the social afternoon enjoying tasteful decor a dainty lunch and warm hospitality before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society of the Christian Church
Anderson Rouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray Department
The
Murray State Bank
Co. S. Stone, Cashier
Murray, Neb
Wm. Hendricks
J. M. Stone
Dr. Tracy
M. Robb
Wyoming
B. FP. Brendel
Dan Root
Big Springs
Neb
Th. A. Root
Lark True
Bert Philpot
Less Hall
Bert
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Imperial Male Quartette
Walter Sans
Sivvlal
Wm. Betts
John Bellins
Hegiever
Guy Snyder
San Francisco
J. J. Looker
Howe
Ledger
Torrey Meeting
Leggins
Jersey Leggins
Jer'y Leggins
Jer Y Leggins
Childs
Buster Brown Leggins
Tag
Iliette
Bauer
E.G
Dovey & Son
H. L. Asemissen & Son
First National Bank
the Gass County Schools
Baggerty
State Teacher Association
Cass
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