numerous visitors and travelers visit Plattsmouth daily
Local notes recounts many residents and visitors taking the mail train to Omaha Lincoln and other cities for shopping business and visits. Names include Mrs A Davis H C Creamer Mrs Lovie Bird Jacob Vallery Gladys Steinhauer M Fanger J L Root J P Keil Mrs H C Long Albert Satchell Chas Johnson Bert Pollock Philip Horn Fred Bracht August Noitine Beeson Lovica Kinnamon Mrs John Busche P F Goos Geo Wilken Gerald Drew Emil Walters Mrs Geo E Dovey Catherine Rea Patterson John Lyda J H Norris Gerald Drew Mrs Harry Kruger Mary Martens R Nickles Charles Beverage L B Brown Frank H Smith Arthur Petersen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bracht
Aug. Noitine
Storm Lake
Beeson
Lovica Kinnamon
South Omaha
Dave McFoster
Miss Josephine Vallerys Thirteenth Birthday Party
Miss Josephine Vallery celebrated her thirteenth birthday at the Vallery home with music games and a three course luncheon. Attending guests included Edna Shopp Marie Gilbert Elsie Roessler Ethel Bell Florence Rum mell Mattie Larson and Gerald Vallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Vallery
P. J. Vallery
Miss Vallery
Edna Shopp
Marie Gilbert
Elsie Roessler
Ethel Bell
Florence Rummell
Mattie Larson
Gerald Vallery
Judge Sullivan Suffers Fall In Omaha Nose Bleed After Dark
Judge A N Sullivan was struck by misfortune while walking home Saturday night in Omaha. He tripped on an unlit sidewalk, fell onto his nose, and suffered a bruised and discolored nose though escaping serious injury. His basket helped cushion the fall and he resumed duties the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Sullivan
Omaha
Illness of Captain L Enwart in Nebraska City
Quite Sick. Some days since Capt. L Enwart was taken ill and has since been quite sick. He is suffering from pneumonia. The attack is not a severe one and only a portion of one lung is involved. He is considerable better today, but as yet is quite ill. Because of his age pneumonia is dangerous to him, it matters not how light it may be. It is to be hoped that he will soon recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Munn
Stockton
Kansas
Nebraska
Stork
Elmer Philpot
Elmer
Korff
Hartington
Neb
John Wunderlich
Joe
al. G. Kime
Omaha
Pete
William H. Porter
Missouri Pacific
Crete
Burr
Advertised Letters Remaining at Post Office Week Ending December 21
Uncalled letters listed for the week ending December 21 include Mrs. Geo Craig, Geo Craig, Geo B Craig, G B Craig, Miss Kitty Jensen, Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver, Geo Hodges, Miss Lusciel Stroyer, W F Daniel. Callers should say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Geo
Geo. B
G. B
Jensen
Kitty
Oliver
Elizabeth
Hodges
Stroyer
Lusciel
Daniel
W. F
Don't Wait Back Pain Warns of Kidney Trouble
Local notice recounts health advice from Herman Hereld of Plattsmouth Nebraska praising Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Gering Co. and noting relief from backache over three years. Other items report Elmwood residents improving, Miss Bertha Wolf's hospital discharge, Drs Munger Neely and Richard operating on May McBride, and a January post office upgrade to presidential salary. A marriage at Elmwood between Maud Ohm and Earl Keller is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattsmouth
Herman Hereld
Corner First
Rock Streets
Winterstein Hill
Plattsmouth
Neb
Dean
Gering & Co
Miyo
Munger
Neely
Richard
May McBride
Ellis
Maud Ohm
Earl Keller
Ashland
Claus Ohm
Elmwood
Restaurant Change Hands In City Firm Takes Over
Earl Barclay sells his stake in the restaurant to John Hart Jr and Dick Osbourne. Hart and Osbourne plan to keep Barclay’s high standards, serving up to date, with patrons pleased by Barclay’s tenure. Deal expected to complete this afternoon with possession by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Barclay
Barclay
John Hart, Jr
Dick Osbourne
Mr. Hatt
Hatt & Son
Mr. Osbourne
St. Joe
Oliver
Gund
Davey's
Journal
Nehawka Social Roundup Sees Visits and Plans
Nehawka residents report visitors from Hartington Wyoming and nearby towns. A Christmas twin birth greets Elmer and Mrs Philpot while band plans loom and local trade notes include wells for cattle yards and a Burr shipment by William Porter.
Sokol Masked Ball Promises Largest Event Yet
The sixteenth annual masked ball of the T. J. Sokol society will be held Saturday night January 16 at their hall on West Pearl street. The public is invited to attend as the society continues its long tradition of fine entertainments and promises this will top prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sokol
T. J. Sokol Society
West
Pearl Street
Good Farm for Sale Near Union Nebraska
120 acres of productive land within three miles of Union with two improvements. Seller prefers whole property but may sell a forty acre tract separately. Inquiries to Chas. L. Graves, Union, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chas. L. Graves
Union, Neb
Motions not heard in Leyda trustee case
Hearing on two motions in the Leyda trustee versus Matt Gering Henry Gering and First National Bank of Plattsmouth was postponed due to defense counsel Matthew Gering's absence. Judge Munger will hear the motions in Lincoln when he returns. The case seeks 5000 to satisfy claims of about 15000 from Herold bankruptcy with assets scarce. Defendants ask transfer to Omaha and Leyda removal. disputes have fueled personal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Leyda
Matt
Henry Gering
First National Bank of
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Matthew Gering
Iowa
Munger
Matthew
Henry Herold
Herold
Gerings
Counsil
Omaha
Leyda
Beware of Frequent Colds and Chamberlain's Remedy
A cold can lead to chronic catarrh if neglected. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed by Mrs. M. White of Butler, Tennessee, who reports immediate relief and now healthy lungs. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
Junior Marshall Heads To LaPlatte For Short Visit
Junior Marshall departed on the noon mail train heading to LaPlatte for a day or so away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Marshall
LaPlatte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
Charles Grimes
A. Davis
H. C. Creamer
Murray
Lovie Bird
Jacob W. Vallery
Fairbury
Gladys Steinhauer
Miss Godwin
M. Fanger
J. L. Root
Supreme Court
J. P. Keil
H. C. Long
Gertrude
Albert Satchell
Chas. S. Johnson
Burlington
Bert Pollock
John Busche
Clarence
Metropolis
P. F. Goos
Clara
Geo. Wilken
Charles Wilken
Warl Bros
Creighton
Gerald Drew
Emil Walters
Falter & Thierolf
Geo. E. Dovey
Catherine
Rea Patterson
John M. Lyda
Ethel
Ellen
J. H. Norris
Cass County
Louisville
Norris
Coleridge
Cone
E. Drew
Mr. Drew
Harry Kruger
Mary Martens
R. R. Nickles
Charles N. Beverage
City
Mynard
L. B. Brown
Kenosha
The
Frank H. Smith
New Century Printing Company
Arthur Petersen
Tilden, Neb
C. H. Petersen
J. C. Petersen
Piattsmouth Citzen
Devel
Dandruff
Ayer
J.C. Ay
Aiso Manu
Er Co
Lowell, Mass
Sarsaparilla
Nehawka
Chas. Stone
John Fight
John Hockstrasser
Otto Puls
Anna
Mr. Puls
James Loughridge
W. H. McDaniel
Masonic Lodge
Bennett Chrisweiser
Peter Mumm
Anna Goos
C. A. Marshall
Charles Lovell
D. L. Amick
T. L. Amick
John S. Hall
Cedar Creek
H . Lloyd
E. E. Hilton
Lloyd
Frank Rennie
Holdrege
Madrid, Neb
Ed. Magowan
Gibbon Neb
W. D. Jones
Mr. Magowan
al. Magown
W. E. Countryman
William Deles Dernier
J. W. Mungney
Geo. Smith and
Familly
Rock Bluffs
D. O. Dwyer
Myrtle Petersen
Verna Matt
J. L. Porter
S. Hl. Shumaker
Bertha Petersen
Arthur
Tilden
T. W. Vallery
Allie Meisinger
Billy Meisinger
Mary
Willian Bogard
Avoca
John Mackey
Oxford
John
Gering
Leyda Bank
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