Delightful A O U W social event for No 8 lodge
The Ancient Order of United Workmen No. 8 held a large social gathering Saturday night for new members and families. About one hundred attendees enjoyed cards, dancing, vocal performances by Mrs. Eugene Setz, and piano numbers, with a long banquet table and pink and green decorations. The event strengthened fraternal ties and fostered acquaintance among members and their families.
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Order of United Workmen
Newmibers
Lodae Neo
Eugene Setz
No. 8
Meisinger Family Visits After Country Trip
Jacob Meisinger and wife visited their son John Meisinger Jr in the country. During the stay Mr Meisinger butchered two of the farm's porkers for winter use. John and Geo P Meisinger later drove to bring the pork results and the family paid a social call at the Journal office, renewing their subscription for another year.
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Jacob Meisinger
John Meisinger, Jr
Plattsmouth Plans New Roller Skating Rink
Frank Dvorak of South Omaha visited Plattsmouth to evaluate opening a modern roller skating rink in the border building on lower Main Street. The Olson Photograph property will be refurbished for the facility with a quality skate equipment lineup to provide a popular new entertainment venue for local youth.
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Frank Dvorak
South Omaha
Lower Main Street
Olson Photograph Company
Glass Paint Oi and Walt Paper at Gering Co
Gering & Co advertises glass products paint and wallpaper with contact phone 236. The item lists paper and glass supplies and a general home improvement focus from a local supplier.
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Walt Paper
Gering & Co
Unsuccessful Trip Yet Packed With Wolf Hunt Humor
A prairie expedition led by Cap Bud Hummerfield with mascot Thomas Jett chased wolves along the Missouri and Platte rivers toward La Platte. A dramatic dig near Oreapolis sparked tales of a wolf den and a mysterious explosion, but no bounty filings suggest few wolves were captured.
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Nimrad
Cap
Bud” Hummerfield
Thomas Jett
Missouri
Platte
la Platte
Oreapolis
Mr. Rummerfield
Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Pollock home
Fountenelie Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at the Pollock residence with about thirty members. Rev. Father M. A. Shine spoke on Nebraska history, outlining early peoples, expeditions, and native inhabitants while Miss Mathilde Valery and Miss Verna Cole provided musical offerings. Historical relics and woven cloths were displayed, and refreshments followed an engaging evening.
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Fountenelie
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pollock
Ellen Pollock
M. A. Shine
Nebraska
Father Shine
RK. B. Windham
Plymouth Rock
Mexico
Mathilde Valery
Verna Cole
Cone
Cold Wind Clears Mud in City Streets
The city experienced cold blustery weather that froze several inches deep mud on Main Street. This froze mud last night and early today, making crossings difficult, but a warm spell this afternoon began thawing the street revealing potential cleanup as conditions improve.
Divorce Granted in District Court by Judge Bevler
A decree of divorce was granted to Mrs. Ethel G. Neligh from Charles H. Neligh by Judge James T. Bevler as the case was uncontested. In a separate matter, I M Ward sued James D McCartney for about 100 fees from land sale services. a jury returned a verdict for Ward after a brief deliberation.
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James T. Bevler
Ethel G. Neligh
Charles HH. Neligh
I M. Ward
James D. McCartney
A. G. Reed
George Perry
Fred Majors
John Webhrbein
J. C. Lemon
James Alloway
J. €. Peterson
George Stoner
W. M. Philpot
Charles Spohn
Theodore Davis
Edward Eager
Sterling F. Mutz
William Deles- Dernier
A. L. Tidd
Getting Along Nicely at Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Chris Wohlfarth is improving in a Omaha hospital and shows good recovery prospects. Family and friends are assured she will soon return home.
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Chris Wohlfarth
Omaha
Eood
Propst Attends Omaha Implement Dealers Convention
Kh L Propst returned yesterday from the implement dealers convention in Omaha. The event has become an annual gathering with growing improvement in machinery and rising dealer attendance each year.
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Kh. L. Propst
Omaha
Insanity Case Dismissed Over Village Gossip
A sheriff's board in Wintersteen Hill investigated Mrs. Frank Johnson for insanity after neighbors claimed she was mad. The hearings showed the accusations were based on gossip, not facts, and the commissioners dismissed the case, returning Mrs. Johnson home with her husband.
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Quinton
Board of Insanity
Frank Johnson
Wintersteen Hill
Johnson
Mask Ball Saturday by T. J. Sokol at West Pearl hall
The T. J. Sokol society hosts its twenty second annual mask ball next Saturday evening at their West Pearl street hall. A record crowd is expected as in prior years the hall capacity is challenged by masked revelers. Five big prizes will be awarded and the Holly Orchestra will provide music for the event.
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T. J. Sokol Society
West Pearl Street
Holly Orchestra
Regular Castoria Week Gering Co
Regular Castoria Week from Gering and Co lists health notes and product guidance for infants and children. The item advertises Castoria as a safe laxative and stomach remedy with pediatric use details and a contact number for orders.
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Gering & Co
Close Call for Burlington Switchman Brinkman
Frank Brinkman, a Burlington switchman, was crushed between a moving car and the depot platform while switching near the freight depot. He suffered broken ribs and severe bruises but is reported to be recovering at home, off duty for some time.
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Frank Brinkman
Burlington
Weet
Brinkman
Liveryman James Rainer considers Plattsmouth for new home
James Rainer of Union visits Plattsmouth seeking a suitable site for relocation after selling his Union livery business to Blair Porter. Rainer believes Plattsmouth could be an ideal home and business base, and plans to search for a location here.
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Daltry
James Rainer
Union
Rainer
Blair Porter
Plattsemouth
Ben Wurl In Critical Condition At Home
Friends report Benjamin Wurl, long respected citizen, in grave condition with what appears to be a paralytic stroke affecting the brain. He was taken ill several days ago and remains very ill with little hope of recovery.
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B. Wurl
For Sale Two Greenwood Farms in Nebraska
For sale 160 acre farm 3 miles SE of Greenwood Nebraska with 425 acres in winter wheat and 30 acres in meadow. Also 160 acre farm 1 miles W of Greenwood with 70 acres in winter wheat and 12 acres alfalfa. Call or write A D Welton or Farmers State Bank Greenwood Nebraska.
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Greenwood
Neb
A. D. Welton
Farmers State Bank
G. M. Patton Sick at Home in Town Visit
G M Patton has been confined to his home for a month due to illness. He went downtown this morning though not yet able to return to work, and friends hope he will recover soon and resume his duties.
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G. M. Patton
Local barber Jesse Perry expected back after grippe
Jesse Perry, confined at home with a severe grippe, is reported improving and hopes to return to his barber shop today to tend to his business and clients.
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Jesse Perry
Platte Mutual Insurance holds annual meeting in city
The Platte Mutual Insurance Company, a leading fire insurer in the region, held its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at CBD office of O Dwyer. Stockholders attended and praised officers for last year’s business while noting policyholders and insurance in force have grown. Officers elected: President H M Ssoennicheen, Vice President D O Sterver, Secretary J Petersen, Treasurer Dr C A Marshall. Directors J M Voundran T E Parmele John Kopia.
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Platte Mutual Insurance Companys
CBD
O. Dwyer
Platte Mutual
Platte Moetual
H. M. Ssoennicheen
D. 0. Sterver
J. ©. Petersen
C. A. Marehall
J. M_. Voundran
T. E. Parmele
Kopia
Byron Quick Fined for Drunken State in Court
This morning, Firron Quick appeared before Judge WM Archer on a charge of intoxication. Lacking a satisfactory explanation, he was fined 82 dollars with 85 dollars in costs, suspended to allow him to raise funds to settle the claim of outraged justice.
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Firron Quick
WM. Archer
Burton
Now Lives in This County From Saturday's Delay
Yesterday A. D D Fenderman of Elmwood attended the district court session. An old resident of the state, he formerly lived in Otee county and has moved to the Elmwood area to make it his home in the future.
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A. DD. Fenderman
Elmwood
Fenderman
Otee County
Death of Union Citizen Cron Ledgrr After Long Illness
The community mourns Cron Ledgrr a well known Union resident who died after a prolonged illness. Born in Pennsylvania he moved with his parents to Virginia then Nebraska where he became a respected member of the local community. He lived a long life with his wife Attvia Barr and left behind sons Walter and William and brothers in Mount Morris and Fairview. Funeral services were conducted by the Western Order and interment followed at the local cemetery near the village.
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Bern
Essien
Teo
Halile
Mall Brothers
Twee Efetece
Fotlern
Mount Morris
Ber Detanes
Fairview
W. Va
William Er
Wheat land in Franklin County Washington for sale
One section of approximately 646 acres of wheat land in Franklin County Washington. Described as neatly fenced with plows and spring of Hil water and bat rot damage noted. Reports yield about 25 bushels per acre. Located 2 miles north of Kahitus. Private sale at 22.50 per acre.
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Franklin County
Washington
Kahiotus
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A. O. UW
Ancient Order
Plattsmouth
Ellen
Wits
Ben Wurl
the Platte Mutual Insurance Company
Byron Quick
Reson de Oclaney
Cron Ledgrr
Sai
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