Residents travel daily to Omaha and Lincoln by morning train
The city sees a steady stream of residents to Omaha and Lincoln on early trains. Mrs M Tim as and Mrs John Wooster depart for Glenwood and Omaha respectively while Miss Doris Nelson and Miss Geneva Nelson visit Omaha. James Archer and James Fitzgerald visit Omaha for business and relatives. Multiple residents, cattle shipments, and local travel scenes fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Opal Fitzgerald
Omaha
James Archer
James Fitzgerald
F. W. Nolting
Lincoln
Geing
France Ballance
Glenwood
Institute
John Livingston
Howard Leonard
Edison
Neb
Beenan
Claus Plaan
Scribner
Peter Hansen
Anna Joss
Elsie Klinker
Jens
John Schwartz
A. J. Grabert
Broken Bow
Julian Doring
Mr. Doring
Mrs. Grabert
Hana Tame
Louis City
Burlington
Mra
John Sharp
Mary
Julius Pizzla
Apending
Harry A. Mollinger
Eight Mile Grove
Messinger
Journal
South Omaha
Will ‘Shutz
John Wehrbein
Local Notes and Comings and Goings
Wee Ink Water reports a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs Johnny Johnson. Mr and Mrs Nela Sogard cancel Denmark trip due to health. A two year old breaks a collar bone. Dr Hungate sets it. Winifred Abernethy substitutes in high school for ill Lora McDonald. O T Leyda disputes a turkey weight claim of 22 pounds. James Colbert buys land in Chase county via Pool Colbert. I N Hunter and John McKay trade land with August Meyer in Rooks county and I N buys a quarter there. Rooks county appears promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Johnson
Nela Sogard
Denmark
Lora McDonald
O. T. Leyda
Mr. Leyda
James Colbert
Chase County
Pool & Colbert Land Company
John
I. N. Hunter
John McKay
Rooks County
Kansas
August Meyer
I. N
Local notes from Elmwood week include births and ailment updates
William Stokes loses a valuable work horse on Monday. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Henderson on Tuesday. Emma Jeary of Lincoln visits with her brother E J Jeary. CG BE Messinger of Cedar Creek visits Geo Stoohr. Mrs H Ooblerking undergoes a critical operation, recovering well. Joe Stokes had a broken arm. splint removal soon. Mrs Otto Stege operated on. recovery expected. J Kunz buys eighty undivided Christina Kunz estate acreage at $77 per acre after land sale at American Exchange bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stokes
Philip Henderson
Emma Jeary
Lincoln
E. J. Jeary
BE. Messinger
Cedar Creek
Geo. Stoohr
J. ©. Kunz
American Exchange Bank
Christina Kunz
Weather and Travel Notes in Louisville and Surroundings
Louisville news notes travel by J R Noyes family to Texas and Clarence Huff’s return from Lemmon South Dakota. A Burlington section man was killed at Gretna. Finn Sherman’s appendicitis case in Omaha remains critical. Independent telephone workers move to a new building after snow and sleet disrupted service. A Springfield couple’s buggy ride ends with the girl missing briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Noyes
Nola
Texas
Clarence Huff
Lemmon
South Dakota
Calhoun Construction Company
Burlington
Gretna
Finn Sherman
Omaha
Talkington Family Returns as Father Passes at 71
J. A. Talkington and daughter Ada of Union traveled from Palo Alto Virginia after weeks away due to the serious illness of Mr Talkingtons father. The fitness of the venerable gentleman failed and he died at 71 from gangrene. The Talkingtons received sincere sympathy from friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Talkington
Ada
Union
Palo Alto
Mr. Talkington
Ice harvest forecast and river prep in early season
Col Henry C. McMaken has a force on the river ready to begin harvesting the ice today or tomorrow. The fee houses fill as a ten inch thick, high quality ice sheet is cut. Some fear delays from cold weather, while labor is plentiful and rail traffic improves with forecasts of smoother operations ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. McMaken
Col. McMahen
Middle West
County commissioners urged to repair courthouse roof now
Flooding from melting snow damages Cass county courthouse offices on the third floor and in the clerk’s private room. Judge Travis’ office reports a steady downpour forcing removal of book cages. Officials say a temporary roof-clearing device may help, but repairs are needed to avoid further waste and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cass County
Corn show draws crowds to Omaha hurting home merchants
Rail travelers from Plattsmouth visit the Omaha corn show and return home with purchases from Omaha shops, diverting Christmas trade from local merchants. The writer questions timing, noting crowds boost the event but harm country merchants by luring customers away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Burlington
First Federal Commission Allows Local Court Depositions
Deputy Clerk Jessie Robertson received a U S government commission to take witness depositions in a naturalization case. This morning she examined her father Robertson and A W White as witnesses in Henry John Helps's naturalization matters. Helps, once of this city, now of Long Beach California, seeks his second papers. This is the first such government supervised deposition in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jessie Robertson
United States
Robertson
A. W. White
Henry John Helps
Thin City
Long Beach
Cal
Helps
Platte River Sand Company to Open City Sand Station
The Platte River Sand Company of Louisville led by F. M. Richey and sons Charley and Emmons plans a sand station on the Platte near Central City Nebraska. They expect to remove and ship about fifteen to twenty carloads daily once machinery is installed and operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River Sand Company
Louisville
F. M. Richey
Charley
Emmons
Platte River
Central City
Neb
Omaha World-Herald
Burlington
R. 8. Powell
Burlington Railroad
Powell
Platte River Sand Company of
Richey
Electric Bitters Praised by Vestal Center Woman
Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York calls Electric Bitters a God given gift to women. She says it brings buoyant spirit, vigor, and health, curing Nervousness Sleeplessness Melancholy Headache Backache Fainting and Dizziness. Sold by F G Fricke Co for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
F. G. Fricke & Co
Unusual Veterinary Feat At Pasture
Sam Smith treated two colts in a pasture after one horse kicked the other, tearing a large patch of hide and injuring the underside. He washed the wounds with peroxide, sewed the hide with vents, and believes infection risk is minimal and healing should proceed without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Farmers head for cornahow in Omaha on morning train
Christ Tschirren joins other farmers arriving to attend the cornahow in Omaha as a passenger on the morning rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Tschirren
Omaha
Real Estate Man from Wolbach Eyes Henry Hempel Property
B A Ecklund a Wolbach Neb real estate man is in the city viewing the Henry Hempel property to consider a trade He says he is amazed by the low values of city property and wonders why sales are so cheap He is doing business with J Ed Barwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Ecklund
Wolbach
Neb
Henry Hempel
Narrow escape as woman falls through open cellar door
Mrs. Herman Fields, last Saturday night, nearly suffered serious injury after stepping over an oil can and tumbling eight feet down an open cellar door. She landed on coal, sustaining painful bruises but no broken bones. Neighbors assisted and she is resting, expected to recover soon.
Night Watchman’s Recovery through Dr King’s New Discovery
W J Atkins, Night Watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee, contracted a severe lung cold from exposure while alone at night. After ineffective remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery, and after one bottle returned to work healthy. It relieves severe colds coughs inflamed throats and related lung issues. 60c and $1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by F G Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Marriage ends paternity case in courthouse office
A complaint by Lulu Taylor through attorney A N Sullivan led Judge M Archer to issue a warrant for Harry Hickson on a paternity charge. Hickson was arrested in Oreapolis and brought to the city where he and Taylor were married by County Judge Beeson at 7 30 p m. Sheriff Quinton and Henry Stull participated. Taylor had prior court appearances for similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Sullivan
Lulu Taylor
M. Archer
Harry Hickson
Quinton
Hickson
Oreapolis
Burlington
Henry Stull
Miss Taylor
Perry family attends Omaha corn show by morning train
Charles Perry and his wife travel with their young son to the Omaha corn show, planning to arrive on the morning train for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perry
Omaha
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Daily Personal News
John Swanson
Wahoo
Swedish Mission Church
Albert Hatcher
Malden Brown
Gertrude Stenner
Miss Pearl
Mumm
Emily Drew
Gerald
City
J. C. Cummina
J. Ed. Barwick
George Pongrate
Stewart, Neb
Ed. Schulhof
Russell S. Harria
F. G. Fricke
Emmons Richey
Earl Travis
Nebraska City
Will Oliver
James Speck
Murray
Charles A. Turvey
John Hire
George W. Snyder
William Starkjohn
J. J. Lewis
Frank Young
Williaca
George Brohl
Brohl
Ir. W. Schilefert
Schuyler
Mr. Schliefert
Nebraska
the Perkins Hotel
Elmwood
Echo
H. Ooblerking
Joe Stokes
Otto Stege
Springfield
Rectives Commission
Ayer
Richey’s
Bank of Platte
Herman Fields
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