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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
5
Reception of W C T U at Mrs Moore’s home
The W C T U welcomed new members with a pleasant reception hosted by Mrs. L A Moore and Mrs. J M Hall at Moore’s house. Chrysanthemums and sacred lilies adorned, Charley Hosper performed piano recitals, four young ladies served refreshments, and a musical literary program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Moore
J. M. Hall
Munsel Mueler
Olive Gass
Johnson
Austin
Dodge
C. P. Richards
Olive Gas
Failed to Appear in Disturbing the Peace Case
The case of Joe Lahoda and Joe Grebe charged with disturbing Matilda Kusinsky and public intoxication before Judge M Archer was not heard as warrants brought them to flee. No trace of them by press time and likely absence before Judge Archer. Other defendants with unknown names also failed to appear for horse racing complaints awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lahoda
Joe Grebe
M. Archer
Matilda Kusinsky
John Barleycorn
Tignor
Sehwab
Archer
Replevin Case Pratt vs Schwab Continued to Tomorrow
In justice court Pratt vs Schwab a replevin suit was continued to tomorrow. The linked property was same as that attached Friday by Constable Denson in Quinton vs Pratt, an attachment suit against Pratt of Rock Bluffs for debt to Sheriff Quinton. A horse was attached and apparently turned over to Schwab living in Rock Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Pratt
Constable Denson
Sciwab
Rock Bluffs
Lincoln pair obtain license in county ceremony
The morning's sole marriage license was issued to Benj B Joslin 23 of Lincoln and Ina Mae Randall 21 of this city. A petition seeks Geo W Walling as executor of Margaret M Walling deceased with Greenwood earlier date. Walling’s son Geo W is six. D Dwyer represents petitioner. hearing slated for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
Benj. B. Joslin
Lincoln
Ina Mae Randall
Geo. W. Walling
Margaret M. Walling
D. ©. Dwyer
Local Notes From Louisville and Omaha
Edith Mayfield visited her mother at St Joseph hospital in Omaha. A carn show drew many high school students. County Surveyor Hilton inspected town lines for wagon bridge work. Chas Oxley broke a leg at the National stone quarries. Mrs Geo Shoeman of Plattsmouth and Mrs Join Mumm of Ft Steele visited the Hoovers. A baby boy was born to E H Eager and a boy to Ora Edwards. The Platte River wagon bridge engine foundation caught fire. timbers and timber floor burned along with cinders and some valuable timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mayfield
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Hilton
Chas, Oxley
National Stone Quarries
Geo. Shoeman
Plattsmouth
Join Mumm
Ft. Steele
Wyo
Joyful Arrival at Roddy Home and Notable Visits
The Roddy household welcomes a fine son born Friday December 11. Notable visits include Thad S. Becker from Williston North Dakota and Charley Clinton visiting from Sherwood North Dakota. Other travelers include Mrs. H. T. Wheeler of Pawnee Oklahoma, James O. Folden from Missouri, and Jay Wolf of Rawhide Buttes Wyoming visiting Union relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Roddy
Lewis Curtis
Lincoln
Lottie Wunderlich
Nehakwa
Thad S. Becker
Union
Williston
North
Charley
H. T. Wheeler
Pawnee
Okla
Luther Hall
Nehawka
James O. Folden
Jim Oliver
Missouri
Mr. Folden
Gabe Austin
Quiet Home Wedding at Methodist Parsonage
This morning a quiet home wedding was held at the Methodist church parsonage as Rev. A A Randall joined Ina Mae Randall and Benj B Joslin of Lincoln. Only close relatives and a few intimate friends attended. Ina Mae, Rev Randall’s daughter, is locally noted for her talents and popularity, while the groom is described as an exemplary Christian young man esteemed by acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
A. A. Randall
Ina Mae
Benj. B. Joslin
Lincoln
Mrs Emma B Manchester Hosts Christmas House Party
Mrs Emma B Manchester will entertain a Christmas house party with events including a dinner on Wednesday in honor of the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Manchester of Fairbury. Guests arriving Wednesday include Mr and Mrs Guy Jackson and children Lincoln Mr and Mrs Roscoe Manchester Fairbury Neb Mrs Emma Dixon Plattsmouth and Mrs E B Butler Homer NY World Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma B. Manchester
Roscoe Manchester
Fairbury
Manchester
Guy Jackson
Lincoln
Neb
Emma Dixon
Plattsmouth
E. B. Butler
Homer
N. Y
Golden Rule Policy Cuts Cleveland Arrests by 65 Percent
Eight months of the Golden Rule plan in Cleveland led by Police Chief Kohler shows a 65 percent drop in arrests versus last year. Offenders of minor violations are warned or sent home, while first offenders are spared jail for non felonies. The approach aims to reduce humiliation from arrests and keep minor offenses out of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kohler
Golden Rule policy cuts arrests says police chief
The article reports that a new policy aimed at preventing humiliation of offenders and easing police workload has reduced arrests. Chief Kohler praises the plan in a July bulletin, noting officers work with official support and restraint, with intoxication arrests now limited to protection, others, or disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Police
Kohler
A Matter of Temper in Baltimore Opinion
A Baltimore American excerpt questions Miss Quickly's temperament and popularity, noting she is pretty and talented yet not the expected pet talent. The remark attributes her lack of appeal to her constant involvement in one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Quickly
Baltimore American
Manley Notes Openings and Social Visit Highlights
Manley community news covers weekend visits to Falls City and surrounding towns, with residents from Weeping Water Auburn and Omaha attending corn shows, balls, and hotel events. Geo N Chancellor expands business with a new livery, blacksmithing, and hotel upgrades. Farmers Mutual pays Wm Rauth a 21000 claim for barn loss and a new Sain is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. N. Chancellor
Chancellor
Falkbury
Manley
Piano Contest Seeks Cash Registrations Before December 31
Store urges customers to bring cash register checks for the piano contest prize valued at 450 dollars. Credit sales are excluded. only cash payments count. Emphasizes this is Cass County’s Christmas trading hub with deep discounts on Wooltex garments and millinery, clothing, and other merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as stopping itching instantly and curing a range of skin conditions including piles eczema salt rheum tetter itich hives herpes and scabies. The notice also mentions Miss Emma Bauer traveling to Omaha by mail train at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Emma Bauer
Omaha
That
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W.C.T.U
Judge Archer
Dr. Hess
Hess’ Stock Food
F. G. Fircke & Co
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Muffiers
Wescott’s
Dean P. Buell
Manley Department
Sollie Keckler
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August Pantsch
Wm. F. Schliefelt
Ed. Briankow
Louise Fleischman
Frank H. Stander
John C. Murphy
Louis Stander
John Quinn
A. Jenkins
Oma
Wm. J. Ray
Eller Hotel
Ladies
Matt Long
Auburn
Keedy
Geo. Allen
Mr. Chancellor
Willie
M. Fanger
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