Edward Murphy Found Safe After Missing Week
Edward W. Murphy, a young farmer from near Manley, reappeared in Valley after a week away. Doctors label the episode an aberration of mind, with Murphy unable to recall past events but keeping his money and clothes clean. He traveled from Omaha to Manley with his family aiding the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Edward W. Murphy
Manley
Omaha
Murphy
Valley
World Herald
South Omaha
James Carper
James Murphy
Carper
Young Murphy
Charles Wander
Coasted injury as sled collision harms two boys
Yesterday afternoon Elmer Buttery, son of Martin Buttery, was coasting when another sled rider crashed into him. Elmer suffered a badly bruised leg while the other boy sustained a bruised nose and face. neither party was seriously hurt.
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Elmer Buttery
Martin Buttery
Elmer
Manley Bank Sold and Staff Moves Mentioned
The Manley State bank owned by Mr McCloud of York was sold last Friday to Tom Parmele. W D Bish cashier will move to Weeping Water to join City National bank and assist in the harness shop. Henry Fisher and son Louis have gone to Oklahoma leaving Henry to handle firm business at the shop. The Weeping Water Republican notes the sale was known a week earlier but not published until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley State Bank
McCloud
York
Tom Parmele
W. D. Bishcashier
Weeping Water
City National Bank
Henry Fisher
Weeping Water Republican
Journal
Plasterers Advance at Masonic Home Improvements
Plasterers at the Masonic Home are progressing rapidly, set to complete the brown coat tonight and start the white finishing coat in a few days. A new range, ordered for the home, is not yet available and will be installed in a few days.
Epworth League Fish Oyster Supper at Mynard Hall
The Epworth League of Eight Mile Grove plans an oyster supper at Mynard hall on Friday evening February 7. They offer various stalls including a fish pond with free hooks lines bait and poles. Patrons pay 5 cents for each fish caught and entertainment is promised.
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Epworth League
Eight Mile Grove
Mynard Hall
Ladies' Aid gathering at Mrs Street's home
Mrs. W. L. Street entertained the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Delightful music and social conversation filled the time, and a pleasant luncheon added to the occasion.
Lost lap robe reported between Plattsmouth depot and Mynard
Brownish black Galloway lap robe with scalloped green lined edges. Lost last Monday between the Plattsmouth freight depot and Mynard. Reward offered for return to Dovey's store W T Richardson's Mynard or the advertiser's home. Joseph H Adams.
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Plattsmouth Frieght
Mynard
Dovey
W. T. Richardson
Joserh H. Adams
Alvo Man Freed From Custody In Habeas Corpus Case
Alfred Hanson of Alvo was dismissed from custody by district court in chambers on a writ of habeas corpus. The lower judgment for contempt of court by a justice of the peace was set aside and Hanson released. Also note on biliousness remedies with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets priced 25c with free samples at Fricke & Co’s drugstore.
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Alfred Hanson
Alvo
Chamberlain
Tryst
F. G. Fricke & Co
Advertised Letters Remaining in Plattsmouth Office 1908
The Plattsmouth post office lists uncalled letters as of February 3 1908 including Mrs Grace Henery Mrs Catherine Miller Miss Davie Wood James Hols dlow W H Houk W E Harvey Mr John Larson Mr Alva Mitchell Mr C A Morse Mr Willie Spenser Advertised. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered by Gering Co druggists 35 cents Tea or Tablets for indigestion constipation and general health.
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Plattsmouth
Grace Henery
Catherine Miller
Davie Wood
James Holsdlow
W. H. Houk
W. E. Harvey
John Larson
Alva Mitchell
C. A. Morse
Willie Spenser
Hollister
Gering & Co
Nebraska Veterinary Advertising Law Declared Unconstitutional
Judge H. D. Travis ruled the state’s requirement for examination and licensing to advertise as a veterinary surgeon unconstitutional. The Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association sued A. P. Barnes and others. decision handed in chambers. case to be appealed to the supreme court for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Travis
H. D. Travis
Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association
M. D. Carey
J. J. Thomas
A. P. Barnes
Nebraska State Veterinary Association
Travis
Chambers
Supreme Court
Seven of a Kind Pretty Good
Frank Wooster of the Burlington shops rejoices over the arrival of a fine baby boy born Monday evening at his home. The birth makes the seventh son in the household who may become a voter in the future, a point the family laughs about with pride.
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Frank Wooster
Burlington Shops
Feel Good Health With Dr Kings New Life Pills
Advertisment claims Dr Kings New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so well that users feel good. Sold for 25 cents at F C Fricke Co’s drugstore.
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Dr. King
F. C. Fricke & Co
For Rent Listing on South Tenth Street House
For Rent. A five or six room house on South Tenth street. Inquire of J. M. Leypda.
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South Tenth Street
J. M. Leypda
Bargain Bonanza at Department Store Slashes Fanger Deals
Fanger slashes prices on Ladies Cloaks and Skirts and all Men's Suits at the department store. Note many items such as $14.25 cloaks to $9 and $15 Russian Cony jackets to $7.50. Bear Skin jackets $12.50. Misses cloaks $3.98. Baby coats $2.49. skirts $3.98. Greatest reductions in sheep lined coats reported.
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Fanger
M. Fanger
Griggs Club Holds Whimsical Weekly Meeting
Last evening the Griggs weekly meeting was at Elizabeth Kerr’s home. Hazel Tuey and Jennie Batton won for best rhyme about an advertisement, while guests enjoyed taffy pulling and various entertainments including recitations vocal and piano solos and debates. Members present included Bertha Jackson Jennie Batten Ina Hart Hazel Tuey Bessie Brendel Mattie Larson and Elizabeth Kerr.
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Griggs
Elizabeth Kerr
Hazel Tuey
Jennie Batton
Bertha Jackson
Jennie Batten
Ina Hart
Bessie Brendel
Mattie Larson
Adoption of Everett Postponed Due to Childs Illness
The adoption matter of the child Everett from the Home of Friendless at Lincoln, to be adopted by Mr and Mrs Herman Fields, was continued because the child is sick at the Fields home and will return before the county court in about ten days.
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Everett
Lincoln
Herman Fields
Conditioning of Roy ONeal Improves Amid Health Struggles
Reports say Roy ONeal shows some improvement after a long illness, with friends hopeful for a full recovery. Don C York recovers at home after exposure from icy Missouri bath triggers grip. Leslie Vroman and Joseph Reynolds appear briefly on sick list or as carrier substitute. Dora Anderson arrives from Glenwood to visit her father S Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. York
Missouri
Leslie Vroman
Joseph Reynolds
Journal
Home Concern Builds Stability Through Shared Mortgage Aid
For about twenty years the institution has quietly supported home ownership during good and bad times. From a small start it now handles nearly half a million dollars in stock and about $100,000 in loans, yielding over $800 monthly in income. The annual meeting reaffirmed officers: D. B. Smith president, C. A. Marshall vice president, Carl G. Fricke treasurer, Henry R. Gering secretary, Thos. Walling solicitor, with Wm. Holly, Wm. A. White and Wm. Hassler as three year directors.
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D. B. Smith
C. A. Marshall
Carl G. Fricke
Henry R. Gering
Thos. Walling
Wm. Holly
Wm. A. White
Wm. Hassler
Hand badly mashed at Burlington loading
Chas Edmonds of Glenwood, a cousin of Oliver Edmonds, suffered a severe injury at the Burlington station while loading old iron for shipment. A fellow worker, Chas Regger, swung a sewing machine head into the car, crushing Edmonds's right hand and injuring three fingers before he returned home.
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Chas. Edmonds
Glenwood
Oliver Edmonds
Burlington
Iowa
Mr. Edmonds
Chas. Regger
Suit Filed Over Malicious Prosecution Claim
Theobald Rhin pursued a complaint after a boy allegedly abused him while driving out a cow from Rhin’s field. Wittstruck denies fault and sues Rhin in district court for 1000 dollars damages, claiming malicious prosecution. The papers were served today and promising testimony is expected at trial.
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Theobald Rhin
George Wittstruck
Mr. Rhin
Rockford Civil War Vet Thomas Lawler Dies at Home
Thomas Lawler died at his Rockford Illinois residence last Sunday morning from a aggravated attack of grippe. He and J H Thrash er enlisted in Company E 19th Regiment U S Infantry in Chicago and served together in the Civil War. Lawler later served as Rockford postmaster except for two years and under Cleveland. He was National Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Thomas Lawler
Rockford
Illinois
Mr. Lawler
J. H. Thrasher
19Th Regiment
U. S. Infantry
Chicago
Col. Lawler
Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
Ballance Visits Capital City Leaves Watch Chain Behind
George Ballance spent the early week in the capital, noting that anyone must be smooth to touch him. He returned home minus his watch chain after mingling with crowds at Lincoln station while waiting for trains.
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George Ballance
Lincoln
Social Workers Meet Mrs Brantner for Pleasant Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon the Social Workers met with Mrs Edward Brantner and after the regular business of the session was completed had a very nice time. The afternoon was spent in social conversation music and a splendid luncheon.
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Edward Brantner
Concert for church debt postponed due to illness
The benefit concert planned by Mrs. J. W. Gamble for the Presbyterian church debt, set for February 6, is postponed at least until next week. Check newspapers for a new date.
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J. W. Gamble
Fall in Lincoln Dislocates Elbow
A Lincoln letter reports Miss Ellen Windham fell on a slippery sidewalk while walking from Weslyan University to her home on Tuesday evening. She sustained a severe dislocation of the elbow joints, required ether for reduction, and remains in much pain as she recovers.
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Lincoln
Ellen Windham
Weslyan University
Ottawa merchant to visit Sunnyside and return for Chicago trip
Mr. Gardner Walker a prosperous clothing merchant from Ottawa Kansas visits Sunnyside with his wife Mrs Herma Ash Walker and two children. They stay with the Wescotts while he departs for Chicago in a few days to arrange purchases for his Ottawa store. Mrs Walker and the children remain in the city during the visit.
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Gardner Walker
Wescotts
Sunnyside
Elevator meeting postponed to February 11
H. A. Schneider attended Nehawka on Tuesday to join the farmers' elevator company as it forms. The field committee has not completed its assigned tasks, so the gathering was postponed until next Tuesday, February 11.
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H. A. Schneider
Nehawka
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Man arraigned in shoe store break, pleads not guilty
Leopold Grandmier who has been in the county jail for days awaiting a preliminary examination on the Saturday break in at John Gebhardt's shoe store was arraigned this morning and entered a not guilty plea. The preliminary hearing is scheduled for next Saturday at 9 o'clock.
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Leopold Grandmier
John Gebhardt
Lincoln visit as son returns from TB treatment
Peter Halmes went to Lincoln this morning to fetch his son Johnnie from a hospital where he has been treated for tuberculosis in the bones of the ankles and legs. Johnnie underwent two operations over more than ten weeks, and friends are glad by the report of his recovery and expected return to health.
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Peter Halmes
Lincoln
Johnnie
Rev Bloom Visits Old Friends After Missionary Tour
Rev. A H Bloom former pastor of the Swedish Mission church here, now a Nebraska missionary, visited local friends before leaving this morning for Grand Island. He served the local charge in 1895, thirteen years ago this winter.
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A. H. Bloom
Nebraska
Sweedish Mission Church
Grand Island
Bloom
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Manley Farmer
Manley Bank
Foley
Bright
Henry Kauble
Pauline
Omah
Arctics
Our City
Miss Kerr
Roy O’neal
Dora Anderson
S. Anderson
Johnnie Halmes
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