Local residents gather in city for visits and funerals
A flurry of social activity fills the day with arrivals and departures. H. W. Chalcott of Union, William Volk, Mrs. Mathison of Havelock, and others attend events, while J. B. Sovboldt and family travel from Murray for the funeral of William Latham. Joseph Mullin and others return home after the Salmon-Fox wedding. John Rainey visits from Plainview and plans a stay amid old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Mullin
William Delos Dernier
Myrtle
Elmwood
Joe Messersmith
Goldie
Airs
Meechlaon
Will
Charles
William Latham
Mra Messersmith
Havelock
Mall
Tral
Mr. Messersmith
Tie
Local Residents and Travelers In Cass County News
Local visitors from Omaha and nearby farms travel through the city by early trains. Mentioned are DB Myeré from Omaha, Mrs. Chas Creamer, John Campbell from Lily Farm Rock Toileprecio, and Withrow family from Thi rman Iowa. A divorce of Lona Warket tin from Abraham Warkentin is granted for support default. Julius Tritseh and wife visit from Cedar Creek renewing ties and extending credit to January 1, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Creamer
Omaha
John Campbell
Lily Farm
Rock Toileprecio
Oinatia
Withrow
Thirman
William Latham
Alex Campbell
Pswenger
Omala
Jnndéee Trivis
Nebronka
Jaetabaht
Wro
J. W. Triteeh
Cedar Creek
Jacob Tritseh
Mr Tritseh
Cass County
Desperate couple abandons four of six children in Ozark town
Nebraska City News reports a man and wife arrived with six children, gave away four before leaving, and planned to distribute the remaining two as they sought a fresh start. The mother claimed poverty and defended a harsh course, while the husband refused to relocate. The piece labels them an “undesirable citizen.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula City
Ashe
Nebraska City News
Presbyterians to Host Talks on The Church and Divorce
The Men’s Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church will host a winter series of addresses by prominent speakers from abroad. Judge Howard Kennedy of Omaha opens the series at the Presbyterian church on Sunday night December 13, discussing The Church and Divorce and the dangers of lax marriage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Howard Kennedy
Omaha
Judke Kennedy
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Plattsmouth Citizen
A Plattsmouth resident testifies to quick relief from kidney pain and lameness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Gering & Co. and endorses the remedy sold in the United States by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattamouth
Plattsmouth
KK. M. Batery
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Plattemouth
Neb
Dean
Gering & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Ten Per Cent Discount on Stoves Before Move to Coates Block
For the next few days we offer all Kroehler stoves at a 10 percent discount to move before relocating to the Coates block. This inducement saves one handling of the goods. Call and see our line Kroehler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Block
Kroehler Hron
Closing Out Sale At Pearlman's Old Stand
Sale notice for stock of chardcoal stoves offered at cost by DD FP Jackson at Pearlman's Old Stand. Traveling sets advertised by Gering & Co accompany the sale, inviting customers to come in and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Pearlman
Journal Print Shop Receives Norfolk Telephone Co Letter
In a December 1908 note from W. J. Stadelman Norfolk Telephone Co manager to J. L. Bates of Plattsmouth the Journal praises upgrading printing. He mentions a new typeface while noting the paper will share a directory and offers printer specifics and business courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stadelman
Norfolk Telephone Company
Norfolk
Nebraska
Air
Robert Bates
Plattemouth
Etincipolit
Plattamouth Tel Co
Sharpers cheat Silas Parmele in Emerson restaurant sale
Silas Parmele was duped out of $25 by two sharpers who posed as buyers for his Emerson restaurant. One man offered a $25 commission to J Booten of Henderson, who arrived with a partner presenting a bogus $150 check drawn on a Cornell Bluffs bank. Parmele paid the $25 in cash and the pair promised to return, having already spent the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Parmele
Parmele
Emerson
J. Booten
Henderson
Booten
Cornell Bluffs Bank
Footen
L. M. Taylor
di- Parmele
Glenwond
Farm for Sale Near Union Nebraska with Improvements
A 120 acre tract near Union Nebraska offers two sets of improvements and may be sold as a whole or in forty acre parcels. Contact Chas S Graves Union for details. Also listed is a Quick Meal six hole range with reservoir. inquiries directed to G Egenberger or Plattsmouth 372. "Got Hell" is noted as a preferred cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chas. S. Graves
Union, Neb
Fk. G. Egenberger
Plattsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
H.W. Chalcott
Basihers
Dusiness ToAttere
William Volk
Mathison
Lnte
Mise Homa Kaufman
Chia
Lincoln
Charles Makingster
Greenwood
Lala Wade
J. B. Sovboldt
Mra
Alc
Alurray
Omata
Joel Meowersmith
Daugheter Goldie
Comie
C. BE. Withrow
Thurman Times
Thurman, la
W. L. Withrow
Wade Porter
Mynard
Bie
Joli Livingston
Nouth
Onmalw
Ant Doioees
Mes Wao
Taylor
Rock Huis
Onan
Elie
M. A. Pints
Onli
Johnv Rainey
Plainview
John
DB. B. Myeré
Adam Schafer
Albert Wheeler
Rose Tachirren
Chas, Heeler
Mis Florence Fleming
War Nehawkt
Mr. Heelener
Pocket Books
Gering&co
Plattsmouth Citi
Dovey
E. G. Dovey & Son
Good Farm
Mr. Fanger
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