Nehawka News Notes From Rockport to Lincoln
Miss Kime vacationed in Rockport Missouri while Raymond Dale and two daughters plan holidays with his parents at Loup City. Mr and Mrs R H Chapman traveled to Omaha for medical treatment. Local hazards include radiator freezes on cars and heavy rabbit hunting after recent snow. Glenn A Rutledge left for Missouri Valley to work in a printing office after a medical operation limiting lifting. The Sturm family mourns a Shetland pony long cherished by the boys. Two workers at a rock quarry near Nehawka were injured when a roof section collapsed. both men are bedridden at Harrison Wede's. Houses are being torn down and shipped to Lincoln for reassembly as tenements. work paused after accidents, with plans to resume Tuesday if replacements are found.
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Kime
Rockport
Raymond Dale
Loup City
R. H. Chapman
Omaha
Chapman
Fred Rose
University Place
Glenn A. Rutledge
Missouri Valley
Sturm
Rock Quarry
Nehawka
Andy Barrow
Bullock
Harrison Wede's
Lincoln
Local notices and life events from Louisville Journal
Births report a son for Mr and Mrs Ed Ossenkop on Wednesday December 13 and another son for Mr and Mrs Jim Fisher on December 15. Funeral attendance includes George Berger and wife at W M Thomas’s service. The Free Methodists conclude a revival led by Evangelist Edwards. Various visits and relocations noted among Elmwood Benson Plattsmouth and Scotland residents. typhoid recovery and ankle injury updates, farm improvements, and a job inquiry at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ossenkop
George Berger
Elmwood
W. M. Thomas
Union Ledge Briefs from Union Nebraska Community News
Union Ledge reports Mrs. Elizabeth Foe and family visiting for weeks, Ruth Johnson injures ankle delaying teaching, Mrs. Fred Youne on sick list, Lemuel Barritt back in Omaha business course. Union band elected E L Shoemaker president, M W A dance profitable, Keystone Pipe completes jobs, fresh salmon arrives but disappears quickly, G A Rutledge moves to Harrison County Iowa News, post office boxes in high demand ahead of rent.
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Fred Youne
Lemuel Barritt
Omaha
Union
Bank
E. L. Shoemaker
M. W. A. Hall
Keystone Pipe Company
Plattamouth
Kansas City
Farmers’ Union
G. A. Rutledge
Nehewka News
Harrison County
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Local Visitors and Health News This Week
Mrs Blanch Harger and her young son from Chicago visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Clapp. B A Root and wife of Murray visited Elias Peck Charles Peck and L A Tyson families. Mrs Chas Peck returns from Texas where her son was ill. Mr and Mrs C S Stone drove to Brownville and Alburn for visits. Vernon Clements in Lincoln hospital improving slowly. California visit plans for Chas Clapp family. John W Hollenbeck in California underwent surgery and remains critically ill.
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C. S. Stone
Brownville
Alburn
B. I. Clements
Pr. C. E. Liston
Lincoln
Vernon Clements
Wm John Recovering From Severe Blood Poisoning
Friends report Wm John shows steady improvement after a severe blood poisoning episode and may be up again in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs George Messelhiser move from Burwell Nebraska to Elmwood occupying the old Ferguson property for their children’s schooling. 20e gasoline at Dawson's.
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John
George Messelhiser
Burwell
Neb
Elmwood
Ferguson
P. Long
Mess«hiser
Dawson's
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Office
T. H. Pollock
Corp
Tel
Plattsmouth
Nehawk A. News
Barnes
DR. Barnes
Rose
Omaha, Nebraska
Farnam Streets
Louisville Courier
Free Methodists
Evangelist Edwards
Claus Breckenfeldt, Jr
Manley
William Ray
Louisville
John Lohnes
James Terryberry
Celia Group
F. H. Nichols General Merchandise
Lessie Walker
Nebraska City
Henry Ahl
Mary Ragoss
Benson
Weeping Water Republican
Jim Fisher
Knute Jensen
Westlake
Frank J. Cockrell
Dakota
Will Heebner
Chicago
A. F. Ploetz
Scotland
S. D
Gerder
Piattsmo
California
G. H. Dennis
Pocahontas
J. A. Hiatt
Journal
Elizabeth Foe
I Poe
Meee
Heim
R. N. Young
Hastings
Hugh Seiver
el Reno
Okla
Ruth Johnson
Oak Grove
Victrola
Victrolas
Victors
la Vallieres
Elgin
J. W. Crabill
the Jewelry Gift Center
Nebraska
Leader
Echo
Chas. Clapp
Willard
John W. Hollenbeck
Johnston’s & Liggett
Chocolates
Symphony
Hudnut’s & Palmer
Waterman
F. G. Fricke & Co
Rexall Store
Bruner
Busch
Riley Hotel Building
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