Local Notes and Briefs From Elmwood Area
Reports place Stebbin Johnson very low at his home south of town. Le Roy Kholen wed Miss Neva McBride at Lincoln by County Judge Waters. Mrs. Chas. McBride ill at her hotel from nervous prostration with heart trouble. Walash skating injures Guy Clements lip and teeth. Hless sells eighty three miles from Eagle to Samuel Westlake with March 1 possession. Mrs. Eid Dethelty dies of blood poisoning from ulcerated teeth. Catholic church funeral today. Excelsior lodge officers named for next year. Groom son of George Kilcoden. bride daughter of % Shrader Cass county. 25 guests at wedding dinner. West family nearly suffers fire as Bes sie Jordan smells smoke from furnace, drawer burns but no matches found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stebbin Johnson
le Roy Kholen
Neva McBride
Lincoln
Waters
Chas. McBride
Clay Conner
Berthales
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Guy Clements
Walash
Rev
Hless
Eagle
Samuel Westlake
Elmwood
George Kilcoden
Eight Mile Grove
Shrader
Cass County
Local incidents and notices from Louisville Courier
Charley Gaebel suffered a severe hand injury from a tusk this week. Henry Cline was cut on the head cutting wood and required stitches. Dr J A Meehan visits from Plattsmouth for future trips. A warning against peddlers urges support for home merchants. Mrs Mary Griffin dies in Oklahoma after care efforts fail. daughters failed to find cure at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gaebel
Henry Cline
Thoms
J. A. Meehan
S. S. Still College of Ostapathy
Plattsmouth
Sle
Mary Griffin
Oklahoma
Nehawka News Briefs Include Weddings and Deaths
Earl Kirkpatrick leaves for Talmage to serve as assistant agent. Minnie Hansen dies after liver illness. born 1843 in Lippe Depmond, Germany, widow of George Hansen leaving seven children. Galen Rhoden and Grace Shrader wed in Mynard. Infant Kempont Jameson dies at 4 months. Urgent local notes include illnesses, recoveries, and a church-town wedding in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kirkpatrick
Talmage
Milton Stone
Henry Behrns
Tie
Mr. O'Day
Mr.Day
Minnie Hansen
George Hansen
Minnie Obernolte
Lippe Depmond
Germany
John George Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Beart
Galen RK. Rhoden
Grace J. Shrader
Mynard
Weeping Water News Notes and Local Updates
Weeping Water reports illnesses and injuries as Ed Newton lies ill at home near Wabash with diabetes. Wade suffers acute appendicitis but rests easier. Jim Sperry injured with two broken ribs and torn thigh muscle, unable to drive this winter. Edgar Chandler sick with scarlet fever. Gladys Davis visiting from Louisville quarantined with the family. Mrs George Slansen dies aged sixty after long illness. funeral held today. Mr Taylor of Union treated for blood poisoning. hand amputated by Mr Hungate and improvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertie
Richey
Lhickson
Ed Newton
Wabash
Joe
Jim Sperry
Edgar
Chas. Chandler
Gladys Davis
Louisville
George Stansen
Slansen
Cass County
Mr.Taylor
Union
Hungate
Mr. Taylor
Union News Roundup From Nehawka Area
Union residents note activity in Nehawka with bankers and editors changing cars en route home. Teachers plan a spelling test to select two reps for the January county contest in Weeping Water. L. E. Stone and J Wunderlich transport fat cattle to South Omaha market. N M Townsley suffers a broken ankle and foot bruise after a fall from a scaffold while painting a barn, sidelining him for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Chas. S. Stone
Murray Bank
Nehawka
F. J. Dean
L. E. Stone
John Wunderlich
Omaha
S. L. Carlyle
Kimball
Neb
Carlyle
Register
Union
Gamble
Weeping Water
N. M. Townsley
James Easter
Town Folks Gather For Quiet Week In Greenwood
Greenwood neighbors mingle with old friends as William Laughlin and William Wolfe visit, Alpha Foreman dies of spinal meningitis, and adoption case child Lillian Macey battles heart trouble. The Laughlin golden wedding anniversary is celebrated with about forty guests, while a local insanity board convoys Clinton Rhoden to Lincoln for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laughlin
Ashland
William Wolfe
Phelps County
M. W. Wolfe
Henry Coleman
Loup County
Alpha Foreman
Near Waverly
Armenus Foreman
Lillian Macey
Jacob Hlurlout
Talcott
Miller
Greenwood
Henry
C. A. Rawls
Hall
J. M. Robertson
Sheriff McBride
Plattsmouth
Board of Insanity
Eight Acres Land With House And Improvements Near Depot
Eight acres of land fourteen blocks west of M. P. Depot with a good five room house barn wells and other improvements. Plentiful fruit of all kinds. For further particulars call on or address H. G. Stoll Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Depot
H. G. Stoll
Plattsmouth
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Paper Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and related heart and liver ailments. It claims quick relief from urinary issues and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local notes from Eagle beacon report sickness and gatherings
Mrs. Carl Sack is reported quite sick. J J Burdick received two carloads of cattle to feed this winter. Mr and Mrs Ed Doran welcome a son. The Dorans say Dr Thomas. Mr and Mrs J H Weaver return from Ohio after two months visiting friends. N J Vinson home hosts a pleasant social. Miss Gertrude Frohlich and Clyde Boyles unite in Alvo. Alex Hess injures a hand on a chain. Dr Townsend treats the wound. G W Venner hosts a reception for son Cobe and wife with about fifty friends and a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McGrady
Sorber
Mr. Spencer
Thomas
T. F. Jameson
Kemont
Chas. Errickson
Emelia Dahlgren
Council Bluffs
Ivember
Oakland
Errickson
Carl Sack
J. J. Burdick
Ed Doran
Dr. Thomas
J. H. Weaver
Ohio
N.J. Vinson
Gertrude Frohlich
Clyde Boyles
Alvo
Alex Hess
Townsend
G. W. Venner
Cobe
Maple Grove Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
Maple Grove Special Correspondence reports Mr Galen Rhoden and Miss Grace Schrader, both of the neighborhood, were married last week. Other items note cattle feeding increasing in the county, a new machine shed being built by Puls Bros. Co, and several local visits and trips among residents including Engelkemeier, Hild, Puls, Kirschoff, and Gansemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Rhoden
Grace Schrader
Puls Bros. & Co
Fred Engelkemeier
Murray
William Puls
J.R
Plattsmouth
P. A. Hild
W. H. Puls
Julius Kirschoff
Elmwood
Fred Engelkemeister
Herman Gansemer
Cedar Creek
Five Poland China Pigs For Sale At Gault Farm
H. H. Rist offers five Poland China pigs for sale each around 200 pounds at Gault Farm. Local buyers may inquire at the farm for details and stock availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
H. H. Rist
Gault Farm
Murray Notes and Departures Across the District
Nehawka resident J. M. Stone visits family in Murray with sons Charles and Bruce. Mont Robb handles Nebraska City business, and Highlanders host a successful basket supper. Holmes sells Lawn property for 1100 dollars and plans to move to Kansas near Wakarusa by mid February. Maude Baker visits from Eldora to spend winter with A. L. Baker. Berger digs an ice house while Jack Shaw carpentries for J. A. Davis at Eight Mile Grove. Chas. S. Stone and Carl Stone busy with Omaha and Nehawka duties. J W Berger visits country with daughter Mrs J P Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlon. J. M. Stone
Nehawka
Charles
Bruce
Mont Robb
Nebraska City
Royal Highlanders
W. J. Holmes
Lawn
A. da. Long
Murray
Jack
Stone
Omaha
Carl Stone
J. W. Berger
J. PL. Brown
Rector testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in Ashburnham
The rector of St Luke's Church in Ashburnham Ontario testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly cured his cold and cough after Easter, allowing him to preach three times. He credits the remedy's rapid effect and states the testimonial is offered without solicitation. The note says the remedy is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburnham
Ontario
Chamberlain
Ont
BE. A. Langfeldt
St. Luke Es Church
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Early Risers Promoted By Texas Dry Goods Leader
In Yoakum Texas a leading dry goods firm headed by J M Haller promotes De Witt s Little Early Risers pills. Haller allegedly told a companion in a palace car to take one upon retiring to feel good in the morning. Fricke Co sells the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Yoakum
J. M. Haller
Haller
de Witt
F. G. Fricke & Co
Remedy Prevents Attacks With Early Use Says Advertisement
The ad urges taking a double dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at first sign of illness to ward off an attack. It claims hundreds use it successfully and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Change in Teachers Exam Date Noted for Monday
Auviular examination of teachers moves to Monday next December 21 instead of Saturday the 19th. Readers should note the change and act accordingly. C S Wortman Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Worrtman
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Lung Treatment
An advertisement urges early treatment of consumption with Scott's Emulsion, fresh air, rest, and ample food. It claims the product helps strengthen weak lungs and discourages delaying treatment, offering a free sample and providing a New York address for the wrapper copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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