Bonds for new Louisville schoolhouse advance with little opposition
The Courier notes strong support for funding a new brick schoolhouse in Louisville as the community recognizes the timing is right and opposition remains minimal. A local hunter Toot Urwin reports catching a wolf on Wednesday after a hunt with his trained pack, plus other game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toot Urwin
Courier Man
Toot
A. Panska
Murdock
CL. Miller
Omaha
Marie Panska
H. G. Goetz
Mr. Miller
Cass County
Union Pacific Railway Company
Local items from Nehawka register births deaths visits
Nehawka notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Otto Ingwer sen on Saturday December 6. Lester infant son of Mr and Mrs Charley Hansen dies aged four months and is buried in the German cemetery northwest of town. John Pittman and wife of York Nebraska visit relatives here. Mrs J E Mark mother of George and aes Mark is seriously ill after a fall. Miss Laura Ingwersen recovering from typhoid fever at home and plans to return to work soon. Mr and Mrs Henry Kamm of Glenwood Springs Colorado visit family here en route to New Jersey for the winter.
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The
Register
Otto Ingwersen
Lester
Charley Hansen
John Pittman
York
Neb
J. E. Mark
George
Aes Mark
Laura Ingwersen
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Henry Kamm
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Mr. Kamm
New Jersey
Union Attorneys Try Case in Justice LaRue's Court
Union attorneys H. D. Travis and D. O. Dwyer traveled from Plattsmouth to appear before Justice LaRue. Miss Bell Gerking has recovered from typhoid fever and is improving daily. Miss Mayme Graves returned home to Plattsmouth after months with her uncle C. L. Graves. Mr and Mrs Lee celebrate a fine son born Tuesday morning. Banning, the new county official, appeared before the Ledger editor and took his oath of office with bonds signed by F. Tracy Dr. Walker L. B. Upton and Wm. Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Travis
D. O. Dwyer
Plattsmouth
Justice LaRue
Bell Gerking
Mayme Graves
C. L. Graves
Beacon Notes From Alvo Nebraska Highlights
Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Alt a boy on Nov 23. Sam Rodaways little boy was seriously injured when a load of corn ran over him yesterday morning. Olga Nitzel, dismissed by the Alvo school board, has secured a new job with a higher salary. Grace Blodgett was ill last Friday preventing teaching duties. Fred McFall covered the intermediate room. A petition circulates at Alvo to incorporate the village. John Frohlie and family moved from Auburn Neb to a farm northeast of town last Friday.
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The
Beacon
Wm. Althouse
Sam Rodaway
Olga Nitzel
Alvo
Grace Blodgett
Fred McFall
John Frohlie
Auburn Neb
Greenwood From the News
Mrs. George Walling is improving nicely. Mrs. F Laughlin is able to be out again. Grandma Bouck is better after an attack of the grip. Mrs. Melvin Worrel is not improving as fast as could be desired. Laughlin wore a sling for neuralgia last Tuesday. C A Mathis is on the sick list from a fall but improving. Miss Cecil MacNurlin, formerly of here and a niece of Mrs. John Axmaker, married in California recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walling
F. Laughlin
Grandma Bouck
Melvin Worrel
Laughlin
C. A. Mathis
Maple Grove News and Social Notes
Maple Grove reports August Engelkemier Jr. returned from Omaha and is active again. Farmers note early snow with corn still present in fields. Mrs. J R Cathey visited Mrs. Schafer. many locals attended a Klausen Manners hall dance in Murray Saturday. Ed Gansemeier and Ed Gansemeier made a business trip to Omaha. Anna West visited W H Puls. George Schafer married Annie Hennings at the bride’s Cedar Creek home. Will Philpot and family visited Gansemeiers. Revival meetings at Otterbein church draw good turnout.
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August Engelkemier Jr
Omaha
J. R. Cathey
Schafer
Klausen & Manners Hall
Murray
Ed Gansemeier
Otterbein Church
Mynard Newsroom Quirk and Local Snow Tales
A playful note from Mynard recalls a temporary absence and defends the Journal against a World Herald fake tale about Wild Goose Dan. The piece mentions Jack rabbits, snow, sleighs, and local hunters coping with winter as youths recall their younger days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Herald
Dan
J. F. Cook
Mynard M W A Officers Elected and Christmas Santa
Nard Camp M W A No 4306 elected G W Snyder guardian council Ben Harding advisor A A Wettenkamp banker W F Gillespie clerk J F Cook escort E H Barker watchman Fred Gath sentry managers W T Richardson short term H M Barker long term reports on grain car shortages and rail traffic criticizes booze trips to Plattsmouth calls for Santa Claus visit at the M W A hall on Christmas Eve and promises more news next week
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G. W. Snyder
Ben Harding
A. A. Wettenkamp
W. F. Gillespie
J. F. Cook
E.H Barker
Fred Gath
W. T. Richardson
H. M. Barker
Bengen
Plattsmouth
Mynard
Diggins
Santa Claus
North Pole
Elmwood News Briefs on Switchboard, Crops and Local Moves
Plattsmouth Telephone Co workers install a new switchboard awaiting full service. John Dickinson harvests 8000 bushels of corn from 140 acres earning about 2500 dollars. Charley Rivett farm of 155 acres transfers to R Delos Dernier for 11300 dollars. Mrs E P Hay recovers from fibroid tumor surgery in Lincoln hospital. Elder Martin from Auburn named pastor of the Christian Church and moves into Mrs Stacey’s house.
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Plattsmouth Telephone Co
John Dickinson
R. Delos Dernier
Charley Rivett
T. H. Cromwell
Rivett
Oregon
E. P. Hay
Lincoln
Martin
Auburn
Christian Church
Stacey
Weeping Water Herald: Typhoid Case Returns Home Threat Fades
Weeping Water correspondent reports Guy Case, recovering from typhoid fever at Scotts Bluff, expects to return home Thursday. Elwin Hunter, son of I N Hunter, has diphtheria. Earl recovers. Diphtheria confined to this family so far. O E Chandler harvested 125 acres of corn this year with 0 bushels per acre, 20 acres remaining to shuck. Jer says he is head farming that pays. Bertha Richey and Norman Dickson, son of Frank, traveled from Platts-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Case
Scotts Bluff
Elwin
I. N. Hunter
Earl
O. E. Chandler
Jer
Bertha Richey
Norman
Frank Dickson
Platts
Local Notes on Illness Deaths and Family Misfortunes
Norman fell ill with measles after visiting Saturday, while Uncle Samuel Rector suffered a severe accident and critical injuries after a fall at the cattle sheds. The four month old child of Mr and Mrs Chas Hanson died after a long illness and was buried at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Plattsmouth
Samuel Rector
Chas Hanson
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Two Pound Boy Born To Gus Brown Family
In the Republican report a two pound boy was born at Gus Brown's home on Monday December 7. Mrs. Mary Day left last week with her visiting sister for California for the winter. Mrs. Jennie Ark, living with her daughter Mrs. L C Todd, fell on the doorstep Saturday evening and is reported seriously injured. Mr. Hunter's son copes with diphtheria while the youngest child fell ill Friday. the Hunter family receives community sympathy.
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The
Republican
Gus Brown
Mary Day
California
Jennieark
L. C. Todd
Mark
Earl Hunter
Isaac Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Cedar Creek Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Henry Abl and daughters Grace and Annie Johnson visiting Wm Lohnes last Sunday. M P Williams shipped a carload of hogs to Omaha. Corn husking continues as farmers delay. Jake Lohnes planned a Dillon Illinois trip. Maggie Stoehr recovers from diphtheria and resumes going out. Matt Williams bought a Joliet Corn Shelter. Chris Gauer shipped a carload of poultry to Omaha. Local verse by Lillie Snowflake ends.
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Henry Abl
Grace
Annie Johnson
Wm. Lohnes
M. P. Williams
Cedar Creek
Omaha
Jake Lohnes
Dillon
Illinois
Maggie Stoehr
Matt Williams
Joliet
Chris Gauer
Happy Hollow
Mary
Lillie
Murray Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Dr. Gilmore attended to business in Plattsmouth Tuesday night. Miss Katie Laughlin was hosted by her sister Mrs. T J Rhoden last Saturday. Miss Laughlin left Monday for Greenwood. Mrs A D Baker and Miss Lizzie Edmunds visited Nebraska City Monday. Geo Bergeran attended Puddn head Wilson at Parmele theater in Plattsmouth last Saturday. Karl West mayor of Nehawka seen on the streets Wednesday. August Engelkemeier recovering well after appendicitis at Immanuel hospital Omaha. James Fleming transacted business in Omaha and South Omaha Tuesday. Will Joiner opens a shoe repair shop in Murray. Jack Shawning at Murray Creamery this week. Bee Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gilmore
Plattsmouth
Katie Laughlin
T.J. Rhoden
Miss Laughlin
Greenwood
A. D. Baker
Lizzie Edmunds
Nebraska City
Geo. Bergeran
Puddn
Head Wilson
Parmele Theater
Karl West
Nehawka
August Engelkemeier
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
James Fleming
South Omaha
Will Joiner
Murray
Jack Shawning
Murray Creamery
Bee Berger
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