Omaha-bound movement and county notices
Residents and visitors travel to Omaha and Lincoln this morning by Burlington and other trains. County court actions include a petition to appoint J W Magney as administrator of Mary Tucker estate and a quiet day at the courthouse with several residents in Omaha for the corn show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hall
Council Bluffs
Will Renner
W. T. Richardson
Mynard
Omaha
Richardson
8. C. Nord
M. E. Church
Wright
Nebraska City
A. L. Tidd
Ecatate
J. W. Magney
Mary Tucker
William Tucker
Nehawka
Alberta farmer visits Murray area relatives in winter city tour
Jarrett Core and his Alberta wife arrived yesterday with reports of a paradise-like farming region. He is brother-in-law to John McNurlin and Miles Standish and will stay in the city then visit Murray to see them. He notes harsher weather here and surprising snow after a mild Northwest winter and good crops last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. BE. Manspeaker
Omaha
Jacob Stenner
Myra
Burlington
John Schiappacasis
Misa Cecil
James Kresek
South Dakota
Anna Hawkinson
Lincoln
Bualheas
Miles Standish
Murray
Jarrett Core
Alberta
Canada
John NcNurlin
Core
Northwest
Standish
Self Made Swedish Snow Skis Draw City Fascination
The Burlington foreman K W Savogren showed a self crafted pair of Swedish skis to a Journal reporter. The 10 foot pine ski with a leather stirrup promises speed on hills and usefulness in deep snow. Savogren recalls Sweden’s long winters and a famed ski tournament with leaps of up to 100 feet. He plans to test the skis on Fifth Street if snow remains, hoping to spark local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Man
K. W. Savogen
Burlington Gang
Savogren
Sweden
Sovogren
Swenden
Mr. Larson Improving at Burlington Junction
Friends report L G Larson is improving and plans to be home for Christmas. He notes a sanitation facility janitor neglected to shovel coal causing patients to bawl him out, but he felt little effect and regards it as a favorable sign.
Divorce Suit Filed In Cass County Nebraska
Mabel Conn files for divorce from Frederick Conn in Cass County District Court. Grounds cited are cruelty habitual drunkenness and non support with custody sought of two infant children. Answer required by February 7 1910. Attorney for plaintiff is Martha Grama. December 16 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Frederick Conn
Mabel Conn
Marthnew Grara
Crowds at Omaha corn show and Santa windows wow the city
This morning an immense gathering flooded Omaha for the corn show and Christmas shopping, dwarfing Ak-Sar-Ben and State Fair crowds. Burlington station faces expansion to handle the exodus as women fill the waiting room and stand on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Burlington
Trial on Propst vs Wagner Over Cream Separator
Before Justice Archer this morning the case Propst versus Wagner was taken up and some testimony adduced. The suit concerns a cream separator the defendants bought from the plaintiff and now claim was worthless after using all summer. The hearing of the testimony will take some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propst Ve. Wagner
Death of Mr. E. C. Sutphen at Masonic Home
Early reports said the aged Mr. E. C. Sutphen remained unconscious and did not recover after injuries at the Masonic Home. A later telephoned update confirms he died at 3 20 this afternoon, ending hopes for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Sutphen
Masonic
Murray resident O. V. Virgin visits town for business
O. V. Virgin is among the good men of Murray and vicinity attending to city business matters in Murray this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gass
Omaha
Henry C. Long
Mur-ray
George Snyder
Burlington
Oscar Gapen
O. V. Virgin
Murray and
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J. A. Davis
Walter Speck
Jake Jilek
P. C. Petersen
Misa Myrtle Petersen
Martha Wiles
Ralph
P. H. Dwyer
Metropolis
Charles Creamer
Miss Yardly
A. BR. Stokes
Marie
Sandy
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Sheriff Quinton
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J. H. Hall
John Chapman
Henry Donat
W. W. Howery
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Ocity
George Palsall
Florence
J. Ed. Barwick
Will Smith
F. E. Hawkenberry
City
A. N. Sullivan
Albert Newton Sullivan
William Gilmour
Rock Bluffs
Missouri Pacific
Misa
Catherine Dovey
Winnetka, K
Paul Morgan
Pacific Junction
Friedrich
Fremont
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George Horn
F. C. Horn
Oliver Leinbach
Hay Springs
Neb
William Hassler
Chris Mockenhaupt
Mia
August Bach
A. G. Bach
Victoria Bookmeyer
A. C. Tulene
Rosencrans
J. Lautenschlager
W. Hagen
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Flrst
Riley
C. Lundgren
Denison
Morris D. Pollard
A. F. Hedengren
Philip Schaefer
James Allen
A. &. Marshall
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Edith Hines
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
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Broken Bow
George
Powell
John Harper
David City
Benjamin F. Pitman
Chadmont
Lucius D. Richards
Francis E. White
Neal A. Pettygrove
Oxford
Robert W. McGinnis
James Tyler
Chauncey L. Wattles
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Carroll D. Evans
Columbus
Samuel W. Christy
Vail
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John R. Stine
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Jacob King
Grand Sentinel
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