Upton Family Visits City for Brief Business and Social Call
L. BR. Upton along with his wife and daughters of Union were in the city yesterday for a few hours handling business and visiting friends.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
2
L. BR. Upton along with his wife and daughters of Union were in the city yesterday for a few hours handling business and visiting friends.
Last night near the Heisel mill a car struck the Taylor buggy on Washington Avenue causing Ivan J. Taylor to be badly bruised and his wife Mrs. Taylor to be hurled from the carriage and shaken. Tom DeWolf of Weeping Water suffered a fractured right shoulder blade and was pinned under the wrecked auto. Police seized liquor in the car as Ben Olive, owner, was not present. The Taylor horse fled the scene and was recovered later.
Miss Frances Seybert and Mr. Cary A Marshall Jr plan to marry in Dayton Ohio as soon as the bride arrives with her mother Mrs W H Seybert for the ceremony. The couple are popular in their city circles and the groom works for National Cash Register in Dayton.
Robert L Propst drove to Omaha yesterday to see his daughter Roberta at Clarkson Hospital where she recovers from appendicitis surgery. She is doing as well as possible and the doctors call the case satisfactory. Mrs Propst and two Roberta sisters stay with her to help through recovery.
A ground search near the National Stone Company quarry in Louisville uncovered a stash of Ford car parts and evidence of engine swaps to dodge identification. One car had been stolen from a man named Endicott in Ashland. another was unidentified. Authorities note the site resembles a long-used workshop for altering stolen autos. Seals and County Court records also mention estate matters and a 1920 court hearing in Cass County Nebraska.
Lieutenant A. J. Neilson has drawn great interest with his aerial flights over the city. His daring maneuvers have kept large crowds entertained as part of the Bargains Circus at the big amusement event.
Mrs Will Hammel of Denver Colorado visits Plattsmouth to see relatives Mrs Eliza Kaufmann and Miss Marie Kaufmann. Once Katie Kaufmann she left twenty seven years ago and returns to find Vine Street area rebuilt from the former government building site, childhood home long vanished.
Attorney CC Tefft of Weeping Water was in the city today handling business at the court house. George Budig and his wife with their son from Denver arrived last evening to enjoy a short stay with relatives and friends. Daily Journal 16e a week.
Miss Alice Louise Wescott expresses delight over a round trip ticket with Pullman reservations from this city to Los Angeles. She will visit her grandparents there and depart soon, staying on the coast until school reopens locally.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court in Plattsmouth sets two examination dates for creditors on August 10 1920 and December 10 1920 at 10 o clock am to receive and adjust claims against the estate of Rachel A Kirkee deceased The four month claim filing period ends August 10 1920 and debts must be paid within one year from that date County Judge Allen J Beeson seals the notice
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court at Plattsmouth will hear claims against the estate of Oliver James Glison on July 26 1920 and October 25 1926 at 10 o clock. The period to present claims ends three months from July 26 1920 and the period to pay creditors is one year from July 28 1920.
The State of Nebraska Cass County notices creditors to appear in the County Court room at Plattsmouth on August 8 and November 8 1920 at 9 oclock to examine claims against the estate of Mary J. Johnson. Claims must be filed within four months from July 6 1924 and debts paid within one year from July 6 1920. Allen J. Bebson Clerk.
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