Visitors and travel notes fill Omaha day
A crowded list of residents and visitors travel to Omaha on trains No 7 19 and 14. Names include Henry Goos Frank Wheeler Mrs C A Marshall Grant Long Conrad Meisinger Chas Manners J E Morgan Ed Tritsch J P Faber Lettie Smith Pearl York John Kopin Sam Shumaker W P Cook Miss Mary Moore and many others. Local street work to prepare for Fourth of July and a quiet police report round out the day.
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Henry Goos
Omaha
Frank Wheeler
C. A. Marshall
M. Fanger
Ella Anderson
Lincoln
Wm. Morley
Grant Long
Silas Long
Seattle
Washington
Conrad Meisinger
Cullom
Eva Taylor
Floyd and
Raymond
Jos. Fitzgerald
Dora Larimer
Peru
Neb
J. C. York
W. P. Cook
Fifth Street
Mary Moore
Murray
Missouri Pacific
Cedar Creek
Burlington
Hoffman Folda Wedding in Iowa City 1908
Raymond Hoffman and Miss Mary Folda were married at English Lutheran church in Iowa City at 10 30 am with Rev A B Leamer presiding. The reception and dinner followed at the bride’s parents home on Church Street. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and reside in Plattsmouth Nebraska where Hoffman works as a fireman on the Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hoffman
Mary Folda
A. B. Leamer
George Prybil
Bessie Folda
Albert Fonda
Church Street
Hoffman
Chicago
Plattsmouth
Neb
Sioux City
Ed White
Iowa City
Mrs. Hoffman
Perkins House
Successful Operation Reported at Immanuel Hospital
Chas Manners returned from Omaha where his wife underwent a complete operation at Immanuel hospital. She came from anesthesia without trouble and rested easily. Doctors expressed satisfaction with her condition. Mrs Godwin assisted and remained for a few days. The operation was performed by Immanuel’s medical staff with Dr E W Cook of this city. Dr E D Cummins was among the observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Manners
Omaha
Immanuel Hospital
E. M. Godwin
E. W. Cook
E. D. Cummins
Remedy That Does Healing Says Mrs Pierson Of Auburn Centre
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa praises Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy that heals where others fail It cures long standing threat and lung trouble with lasting results The remedy advertised as a cough cold throat and lung healer is sold at Fricke Co drug store with a 5c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Will Improving Building on Main Street
Matthew Gering plans remodeling of his store on Main Street near Fifth. He will install a new floor and front and overhaul the building due to high demand since the rain. He expects the central location will keep the shop from staying empty. The lot will be filled to prevent water standing.
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Matthew Gering
Main Street
Fifth
Destructive Saturday Storm Hits Plattsmouth
Flooding on Main Street, intense rainfall, and a windstorm caused warehouse and storefront damage in Plattsmouth. Wescott and Kraft clothing stocks were ruined as water flooded cellars, washing away pavement and tearing down a wall between shops. Estimated losses exceed a thousand dollars.
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Glenwood Tribune
Wescott
Kraft
Tribune
the Tribune
Plattsmouth
Venice
Kraft and Wescott
It Can t Be Beat Best of all teachers is experience
Silver City North Carolina man C M Harden praises Electric Bitters as unmatched for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general weakness backache chills and malaria. Sold by F C Fricke Co with guarantee at 50 cents.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Transfer of Bookmeyer cigar firm to Budig completed
The transfer of the cigar factory and store of Bookmeyer and Co to Paul E. Budig was completed yesterday with stock invoiced and Budig taking possession. Budig succeeds to a well established business and is popular and well qualified to run it.
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Bookmeyer & Co
Paul E. Budig
Budig
The College Widow at the Parmele
The college widow at the Parmele drew a large audience for Miss Lillian Fitch’s pupil production to benefit the Public Library. The amateur cast received high praise for training and stage presence with standout performances by Miss Mildred Cummins Miss Ella Margaret Dovey and Marie Douglas and others. Box parties and visiting guests from Omaha and Lincoln attended, helping the show raise a neat library sum.
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Lillian Fitch
Fitch
Mildred Cummins
Ella Margaret Dovey
Miss Cummins
Flora Wiggins
Margaret Dovey
Miss Dovey
Alice
Ethel Dovey
Marie Douglas
Miss Douglas
Miss Fitch
Mrs. Dalzell
Josephine Hall
Catherine Dovey
Polly Cameron
Vesta Douglas
Bertha Tyson
Anna Snyder
Luella Chubb
Bernice Newell
Ruth Aikin
Omaha
Stabby
Talmage
Mattie McGowan
Mr. Talbot
George Ade
Will Ramsey
Billy Bolton
Livingston Richey
Hiram Bolton
H. S. Austin
Prof. Witherspoon
R. K. Bates
Murphy
Geo. Dovey
Geo. Faler
C. C. Parmele
Agnew
Margarie Agnew
Lincoln
Miss Baker
Clyde Drew
E. D.cummins
Stuttering Jim Arrested On Burglary Warrant In Durance Vile
Sheriff Quinton returned from Omaha with Stuttering James Smith to arrest him on a burglary warrant from Justice Archer's court at Mrs Schildknecht's. Smith denied guilt claiming distance from the scene. He was jailed then arraigned before Justice Archer and pleaded not guilty. The case will be heard after 10 tomorrow with counsel provided.
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Quinton
Omaha
James Smith
Archer
Rawls
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Chapel Hill Man
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C calls Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the best salve the world affords. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and heals every sore burn or wound it is applied to. Available 25 cents at F C Fricke Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J.W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
F. C. Fricke & Co
Decorations Begin as Merchants Prep for Fourth
Merchants start decorating windows for the Fourth of July. R. Sherwood, shoe man, and Robert Sherwood Jr, display two windows each with American flags and emblems, setting a high standard for other firms in the city. Jos Fetzer also adorns his shop fronts, praising the industry and urging emulation at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Sherwood
Robert Sherwood, Jr
Jos. Fetzer
Quiet wedding links James Rush Clara McCann at St Patrick's
A former Plattsmouth young woman Clara McCann married James Rush in a Tuesday St Patrick's church ceremony. Attendants included Nellie Hurley and John Rush Jr. The ceremony featured Salve Regina and organ music by Miss Swift. The couple will reside at 1734 South Seventeenth Street after a Denver wedding trip.
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Plattsmouth
St. Patrick’s Church
James Rush
Clara McCann
Nellie Hurley
John Rush
Father Smith
Harry Burkley
Clinton Miller
Jack Brennan
Tom Swift
Damage at the Cedar Creek Quarries After Heavy Rain
Judge W. H. Newell visited the Cedar Creek quarries and found most damage repaired. Foreman Inhelder led cleanup. bridges were wrecked and a water tank for engines was carried away by flood. Rescue crews waded water to shoulder depth to save cattle on adjacent farms. Reports indicated loss of hogs and cattle from drowning and further livestock losses by others nearby.
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W. H. Newell
Cedar Creek
Inhelder
Newell
Chris Gauer
Paving Contention Reignites Over Grouting Plan
Woodworth of Omaha arrives to attend a council meeting on strengthening the city pavement by grout. He urges a cement grout mix and prewetting to protect the base, while saying he will defer to council decision or complete the contract if rejected. He notes a flood-related loss of only a few hundred dollars and emphasizes fairness to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
Omaha
Kaufman and Varga Married in Council Bluffs
The Journal reported Henry Kaufman and Miss Julia Varga as passengers in Council Bluffs Iowa when a marriage license was issued yesterday. The couple likely wed, though details remain unavailable. Miss Varga arrived back in the city yesterday. The Journal extends congratulations if the report is correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaufman
Julia Varga
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Varga
Kaufman
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