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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
5
Local residents and visitors fill the week with Omaha trips and Plattsmouth shopping. Notables include Mrs. A L Baker and Mrs. J F Brendel visiting Omaha, and Beulah Worth joining several in city shops. A new baby born near Union. illness and recoveries noted, plus a wolf hunter celebration and Lyceum date update.
A recap of softly shared holiday wishes and community notes from Murray Nebraska. Readers learn about sick lists, visits by Alvin Bartlett and A L Baker, departures to Missouri and Iowa, relatives visiting from Lincoln, new babies, a wagon accident recovery, Prof J Asch’s improved health, Roy Adams of Tracy Kansas visiting, Mark White’s sanitarium trip, Mrs Carl Weideman’s pneumonia recovery, trips to Plattsmouth, Holmes’s improved health, and local hotel renovations at Berger.
Library meeting set for Friday evening January 27 with program including Radieplican Views of a Reef Trip by Mr and Mrs O Pitman Reading by Ella Hamilton and Ora Davis on obtaining a high school within the next year followed by a business meeting
A series of events for school and Murray libraries runs through winter. On December 30 the program features Ladies Quarter with Mrs Holmes and others, Radiopticon views, Vocal solo, readings, a Farce Burglars Visit, with cast listed. Refreshments served. admission 15 or 25 cents.
An advertisement touts Hazel Menthel Plaster made to stick until pain from neuragia limbago rheumatium is driven out. Yard rolls cost $1.00, regular size 25. Available at all druggists or by mail from Devis and Lawrence Co New York. Sample size mailed on request with Ge stamps.
The Library association box to Miss Magee of the Associated Charities was well filled with many donors. Names include Mrs. Frank Bloden, Mrs. Hebert, Mrs. Emily Kniss, Mrs. Brenler, Mrs. Brendel, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Gapen, Mrs. Schmurds, Mrs. Oldham, Mrs. Mira McDonald, Mrs. Willian Troop, Rev. Hutcheson, Albert Young, Walker Gilmore, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Hiatt, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hamiltorn, and others.
Mrs. William Hamilton presented a patch work quilt to the Missionary Society and noted it bears the name of her daughter Belva Gale. Mrs. A G Latta purchased the quilt and the society praised both the gift and Mrs. Hamilton’s workmanship.
The firm of Pilman & Davis formerly BS 0 Pilmary and A. Davis has dissolved by mutual consent. All those indebted are asked to call and settle accounts promptly as we would be greatly obliged.
Dr Hobson's Ointment promises relief from eczema and related skin eruptions. A Mendota man claims a single box cured decades of skin trouble after trial and the firm offers a money back guarantee. Available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Customer offered a trial sack of Forest Rose flour with a guarantee of money back if not satisfied. The note states a full refund to the buyer upon request if the product fails to meet expectations.
Alvo notes multiple residents traveling to Lincoln for business and pleasure, with others visiting nearby towns. Names include Murtey, Kear, Shaffer, Suilon, Foreman, Crowk, Jordan, Newkirk, Bailey, Hardwock, Foreman siblings, Edith Foreman, Marie Stroeumier, and more.
We place a guarantee with each pair for Round Ticket Hosiery. E G Dovey and Son.
John Miller, a student at Mexico High School in Missouri, is home for Christmas.
Mrs EF Steinm arrived from Lincoln to wait with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Douglass for a short visit. Robert Wailing, a Creighton Bish school student, is home for holidays with his parents.
Mrs J W Newell left for her Chicago home after a short visit with relatives in this locality.
Alvan Murray and his wife leave this afternoon for Melleak to visit relatives during the holiday period.
Ward Smith returned to his home after a short visit here with his sister and Mr. T. B. Bates and family.
W M H Puls and his brother L H Puls from near Murray spent a few hours in town attending to matters at the county court house.
Mrs. William Studiz and daughter Mrs. Walter Green with children of Murray travel to Choctoga for a day spent handling several business matters and return later.
Mrs L T Keonte and her little daughter came in from Uits ofberena on November 24 and will visit here with Mrs Kewntz, Mrs Agnes Apman and family over Christmas.
Lennie Rheinackle and his wife from the Murray area spent a few hours in the city yesterday after moon seeking to settle a few business matters with local merchants.
J and Richey and wife leave Missouri parish for Kansas City area over the holidays to visit relatives and spend time with kin.
J A Whiteman of Nehawka left for his home this afternoon after spending two days here attending to business matters and meeting with local residents and officials.
Charles Matley his wife and late daughter, visiting at Mrs. Malley's parents, William Shea and wife, depart this morning for their home at No. and return from their visit to the household.
Ralph Deed and Chris Dereise of Broomington Nebraska, visiting their uncle C. F. B. Cok and family, departed this morning to return home after a brief stay.
Mrs Dr Algeworth of Kansas City and her granddaughter Albyn have been visiting at Mrs Kate Oliver’s home for several days and departed for Vete Beem.
Jamie and Donald Patterson arrived on No. 2 last evening and will spend the holidays at the home of Grandparents Mr and Mrs William McCaules before returning to Lincoln.
Minn Villian Gefe, a teacher at Dawson High School, Dawson, Minnesota, travels with her mother and sister to Omaha for a Christmas vacation. The group was a passenger this afternoon, planning to spend a few hours there.
Fifty trustees offer weed seed corn at 81 dollars per bushel from J T Porter in Murray.
Sandin D V ML, a Kansas City Veterinary College graduate, is permanently located in Plattsmouth with 24 hour service. Calls answered day or night. Phone 255. Office GOG Main.
An early 20th century notice warns that neglecting constipation can lead to fever appendicitis and serious outcomes. It cites Dr Miles laxative tablets sold by Miles Medical Co in Kishart Indiana, offering a price of 23 cents per box and guidance to consult physicians.
A Mexican train on tour of exploration ran over a rebel dynamite mine near Charco and was practically halted. The majority of federals who escaped the initial blast were killed by rebels. Charros, now held by rebels, lies south of San Luis Potosí as the southern frontier advances.
Disclosures indicate 294 ammunition units were shipped indirectly from the U S to Hamburg and then forwarded to Mexico. Officials learned of three consignments via a northern route when inquiries uncovered the shipments.
A court hearing in San Bernardino heard a defendant claim she did not teach Canela dancing but offered to prove she ran an entertaining dance academy. The judge and attendees watched a disputed statement as the case proceeded under advisement.
In New Orleans a woman reports an alarming package unearthed as a Christmas gift, described as containing a rattling device. She swears she opened it safely after suspicions about its origin, while bystanders grew concerned and the package drew police attention.
Plymouth Rocks for sale near Gimere KB F Eb Platteureth Neb list shows Picmwouth Rieck chickens available amid wartime trade in Nebraska and surrounding areas.
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