numerous Omaha visitors among Lincoln County residents
A long list of residents and neighbors from Murray Cedar Creek Rock Bluffs South Bend and Gretna visit Omaha Lincoln and area towns today. Travelers include R D Blunt Roy Worthing Wendell Heil Chas Jean Philip Horn Mrs Stenner Miss Sattler and many others with business or social aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Horn
Cedar Creek
W. H. Heil
George Smith
Rock Bluffs
Margaret Weber
Chas. F. Reichart
Cullom
Barber George P. Barton Under Rheumatism Treatment
George P. Barton the Union barber is undergoing rheumatism treatment in Excelsior Springs Missouri. He has been there for some time and plans to stay longer hoping for full recovery. L C Curtiss operates the Union barber shop in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Barton
Union
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
L. C. Curtiss
Mr. Barton
Hospital Visit Indicates Mrs Hirz Recovery Near Omaha
John Hirz and Mrs J W Egenberger headed to Omaha to visit Mrs John Hirz at St Joseph hospital. She has been hospitalized about three weeks and shows satisfactory improvement, pleasing family and friends as plans to bring her home on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hirz
J. W. Egenberger
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Windham Investment Co Offers Monthly Payment Sale
For sale on monthly payments of eight to ten dollars. For particulars call the office of Windham Investment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Windham Investment Co
Man Injured When Horse Bolts In Storm
Horace Dunn was thrown from a horse as a dog startled the animal near John Hartman’s home in a windy snowstorm. The horse fell on him pinning him to the ground and injuring him. His brother Earl found him bruised with a badly sprained ankle and helped him home. he remains unable to walk and will be housebound for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Dunn
John Hartman
Mr. Dunn
Earl Dunn
Missouri Pacific
Earl
Earl Albin’s Farewell Party Prior to Thurston Move
A group of Earl Albin’s young friends gathered at his northeast town home last Saturday evening before his move to Thurston county. The cordial gathering featured games and music, a nice luncheon, and a warm sendoff. Attendees included Misses Fannie Austin Delia Applegate Rose Hathaway Iva Saxon Ethel Huffman Orilla Frans Alma Applegate Ellen Pickering and Messrs Louis Anderson Roy Austin Frank Anderson Lon Beckner Sam Stites Sherman Austin Chas Cogdill Edgar Morton George Stites Parl Beckner.
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Earl Albin
Thurston County
Fannie Austin
Delia Applegate
Rose Hathaway
Iva Saxon
Ethel Huffman
Orilla Frans
Alma Applegate
Ellen Pickering
Messrs
Louis Anderson
Roy Austin
Frank Anderson
Lon Beckner
Sam Stites
Sherman Austin
Chas Cogdill
Edgar Morton
George Stites
Parl Beckner
Union Ledger
Old Saying Proved True in Railway Meeting
Mrs. Frank Hysek returned from a three week visit in St. Paul with her daughter Mrs. C. J. Lotshaw. On the trip home she rode Burlington No 13 to Pacific Junction but river crossing was blocked so she faced Omaha or a night at Pacific Junction. Mr Hyjek traveled belated No 2 to meet his wife and then went to Omaha arriving shortly after midnight on the Missouri Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Wilson
Sloan
Iowa
George Taylor
Glenwood
E. F. DuBois
Western
Dewitt Stanley
Stanley
Lincoln
W. H. Russell
Fairmont
Burlington
Geck
Fremont
Frank Hysek
C. J. Lotshaw
St. Paul
Minn
Lotshaw
Hyjek
Pacific Junction
Omaha
Roy O’Neal Improves After Kidney Inflammation
The little patient at Frank O’Neal’s home shows signs of improvement after a severe illness diagnosed as kidney inflammation. Doctors had considered spinal meningitis but now await confirmation. relief grows as the boy’s condition stabilizes and any progress is welcomed by all observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O’n Neal
Frank O'Neal
Rhoden and Sumner Marriage Celebrated in Stoneville
The Journal reports the January 1 1908 marriage of Robert R Rhoden to Dorothy Sumner, both of Stoneville Meade County South Dakota. The groom is a former Cass County native and relative of the Rhodens near Plattsmouth. The paper extends belated congratulations and best wishes for a long happy and useful life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Robert R. Rhoden
Dorothy Sumner
Stoneville
Meade County
South Dakota
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Rhoden
Warning to Platts Boys Rideing Trains Leads to Arrest
The Glenwood Tribune reports three Pacific Junction youths Isaac Powell William Hunt and Walter Hunt were arraigned in Justice Days court at Glenwood after pleading guilty to riding on and off moving trains. Detective Stanbridge and Sheriff Linville detained them following an incident near the pool hall and Pony Creek bridge. Powell narrowly escaped being killed when swung under a train car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Tribune
Plattsmouth
Pacific Junction
Sheriff Linville
Isaac Powell
William
Walter Hunt
Justice Day
Glenwood
Stanbridge
Linville
Powell
Pool Hall
Pony Creek Bridge
Mrs Touchy Plans Move to Olinto Texas After Visit
Mrs G F Touchy formerly of Denver Colorado travels with the Ballance family after a visit to the city. She goes by the fast mail to Denver for ten days to arrange shipment of household goods to Olinto Texas for their future home. Mr Touchy will join as agent for a new railway in Olinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Touchy
Denver
Colorado
Robert Ballance
Fast Mail
Olinto
Texas
Touchy
Damages Sought in Rope Injury Case Withdrawn
In justice court Justice Barr heard E. E. Eaton v J. H. Johnson et al for injuries from a street rope fall. The case was withdrawn this morning with each side paying its costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Lorenz Quits Business After City Building Sold
W. J. Lorenz formerly of this city is forced to leave David City due to the sale of his building. He has not announced his next move, but the Journal expects he will soon reenter business somewhere else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lorenz
David City
Epworth League Oyster Supper at Mynard Hall Friday
The Epworth League of Eight Mile Grove will host an oyster supper at Mynard hall on Friday evening February 7. The event features various stands and a fish pond with free hooks lines bait and poles provided. Attendees pay 5 cents for each fish caught and are invited to enjoy a jolly evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Eight Mile Grove
Mynard Hall
Tea Honors Mrs Carpenter Guest of Mrs Carpenter
Mrs T P Livingston hosted a six o clock tea in honor of her friend Mrs T B Carpenter visiting the city. Miss Barbara Gering entertained the guest and bridge completed the evening's pleasure.
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John Campbell
South Bend Precinct
South Bend Village
Burlington
T. B. Carpenter
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Barbara Gering
T. P. Livingston
Bridge
Lost Brownish Black Galloway Lap Robe in Mynard Area
A brownish black galloway lap robe with green lining and scalloped edges was lost last Monday between the Plattsmouth freight depot and Mynard. A reward will be given if returned to Dovey's store, W T Richardson's store, Mynard, or the Adams home. Jooseph H Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Frieght
Mynard
Dovey
W. T. Richardson
Jooseph H. Adams
Farm for Sale in Cass County with Improvements
Cass county listing for a 160 acre farm featuring a six room main house and a barn capable of storing 50 tons of hay and 18 horses. Located one and a half miles east of the Wills place. Owner John Urish advertised the property.
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Cass County
Wills Place
John Urish
Bryan Advocates Publicity of Campaign Contributions
William J. Bryan testified before the House Committee on Election of President and Vice-President urging public disclosure of campaign contributions. He argued reforms come only after abuses are recognized and warned that a few donors could wield disproportional influence. The hearing, arranged by the Publicity Bill Association, cited laws in sixteen states and noted varied approaches to corporate contributions and disclosure.
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William J. Bryan
House Committee On
Bryan
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Publicity Bill Association
Perry Belmont
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
New Jersey
Ohio
Oregon
West Virginia
Robber Snapped Up By Storekeeper In Snowtouched Heist
Last night Robert Sherwood, lighting lamps at his store, saw a stranger grab a pair of overshoes and run. He tackled the thief, delivering a right cross and a left swing, causing the shoes to be dropped before the thief fled toward Coates' clothing store. Uncle Robert warns would be thieves that he is a pugilist in frigid street clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherwood
Robert
Coates
Uncle Robert
Young man injured trying stump blasting with powder
Eugene Easter, son of James Easter, attempted stump blasting south of town. He lit a fuse, grew impatient, and the powder exploded, burning his brows and eyes but not his sight. He was brought to town and treated by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Easter
James Easter
Gene
Nehawka Register
Silence Family Heads to Red Oak for Ill mother
Joseph Silence and his wife and children left last evening for Red Oak Iowa after receiving word that Mrs M J Hall the elder and mother of Joseph Silence is seriously ill and recovering at home They intend to stay to comfort her at her bedside during her illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Silence
Red Oak
Iowa
Mr. Silence
M. J. Hall
Busy Bees Sewing Society Meeting With Benfers
The Busy Bee Sewing Society met with Margaret and Loreine Benfer last Wednesday for needlework. Dainty refreshments followed before the group departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Sewing Society
Margaret
Loreine Benfer
Treasury Discretion in Handling Government Surplus Money
Secretary Cortelyou supports Ellis Roberts on hoarding funds in the Treasury and the risks of directing money to banks. He notes a pre-crisis surplus of about 200 million, rising to over 222 million on December 7, with August deposits around 115 million. The piece argues for limiting surplus and returning idle funds to the public or banks to stabilize open markets.
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Senate
Cortelyou
Treasury
United States
Ellis H. Roberts
Wall Street
New York
Country property listing near town with house and barn
Six acre tract one mile from town features a five room house a barn for five head of stock ample fruit and water supply. Property listed by N. H. Isspett R. F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Isspett
R. F
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W. H. Seybert
Thomas Lindsey
Murray
Chas. Jean
Lincoln Creamer
E. D. Hamilton
Nels Hawkinson
Havelock
Mrs. Jessie Blunt
McCook
W. E. Niday
Gus Mumm
Ella Sattler
Jessie Gilmore
J. R. Sanders
Myrtle
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Don C. York
Chas. Begger
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South Omaha
Jacob Stenner
Ernest
A. Matcus
Georgia
David
Edwin White
State University
H. C. McMahen & Sons
Mesdames
Anna Goos
Peter Mumm
Wm. Schmidtmann
Joseph Fetzer
Fred Goos
Henry Kauble
EK. Cole
E. K. Parmele
R. B. Carlisle
G. C. DeBoldt
Asa McCulloch
Quinton
L. M. Hall
Christian Church
Capital City
Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Hattie Long
Lebanon
Kansas
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John G. Claus
Lillian Fitch
Mildred Cummins
Marie Douglass
R. D. Jordan
P. H. Boop
Gretna
J. R. Jordan
D. O. Hewitt
Willie
B. J. Hempel
George Reymond
Pepperberg Cigar Factory
Clarinda
Horace E. Rand
Mr. Rand
Chas. Grassman
Alliance
Evening Journal
Roy O'Neal
Gase
Platts Boys
Mrs. Carpenter
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Mr. Belmont
Mr. McCall
Robert Sherwood, Sr
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