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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1913

Page

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Doings of The City Council in Tuesday Session

City council debated wescott bond case appeal to state supreme court after a signed attorneys statement. They ordered repairs and grading on Eleventh Street and sidewalk at Anton Hrasky property, considered library furnace replacement, and discussed a new street sprinkler and police telephonic headquarters.

Council Streight Richey Sam Shoemaker Eleventh Street Gily Widd Wescott, Bond State Supreme Court Tidd Patterson Bajeck Johnson Yeas Anton Hrasky Fire and Water Committee Hallstrom Lushinsky Studebaker Main Street John Waterman & Co Juamber Varga & Cecil City Hall 1. N. Cummings al O'Neill G. W. Haynie Same Chris Gobelman August Sitzman Alvin Jones Frank Kalasek John Swanson Mike Lulz

Bucks of the Timber Hold Picnic at Riverview Park

The Bucks of the Timber held their annual picnic at Riverview Park near King Hill south of town. About fifty attended as new members were initiated into the order. A large feast, trees shaded tables, and swings plus portable organ music fed a day of camaraderie for families of Ada Werris Slocumb Beckner Reeves Grant Ranard and others.

Riverview Park King Hill Ada Werris Ed Slocumb Edna Beckner South Omaha Charles Reeves Frank Grant L. B., Ranard Fitehnorn

German Presbyterian Church Building Cleared for Remodeling

The pulpit and seats from the German Presbyterian church were removed after Judge J. B. Douglass bought the building for remodeling and to supply a mission church in Twin Brooks. Peters & Richards began work, removing the tower and preparing the main structure. The bell was taken down and will be shipped east to church headquarters for assignment to other congregations.

German Presbyterian Church J. B. Douglass Twin Brooks 8. D Peters & Richards

Boy Scouts Plan Hike With George McLafferty Next Saturday

A scout master under a citizen committee will lead Boy Scout activities three miles south of town last Saturday and plans a hike next Saturday at 9 am. Sixty boys may join as McLafferty, praised by Omaha Y M C A officials, pledges to teach first aid, navigation, cooking, and fitness tests. Inquiries go to Will Egenberger and listed local doctors.

George McLafferty United States Weiting Court House Will Egenberger Dr. Marshall Briges F. HW Wescott Drs. Livingston Revo M. W. Lorimer

William Barclay Builds Concrete Wall on South Fifth Street

William Barclay undertakes improvements on his property, erecting a concrete block wall on the west edge of his residence on South Fifth Street. He plans permanent walks and a sidewalk along Fifth Street from Main to the hill, signaling local progress and better appearance of the city.

William Barclay South Fifth Street Tle Barclay Fifth Street Main Roorty

Havelock Items Prompt Plattsmouth Readers

From last week’s Havelock Times, Plattsmouth residents figure in social notes. Mr. Guy McMaken Mrs. Mary Peterson and Louie Rothman visit Frank Gook family. McMaken and Peterson are sisters of Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Lotvisa Stamm and her son Edward travel to Moline Illinois to aid a sick relative.

Havelock Wally Havelock Times Plattsmouth Guy McMaken Mary Peterson Louie Rothman Frank Gook McMaken Miss Peterson Cook Lotvisa Stamm Edward Moline Ilinois George Sprinks Apri

Dean's Ointment Praised by Mayor Garrett

Hon John R. Garrett mayor of Girard Alabama attests to enduring itching piles until using Dean's Ointment. He reports lasting relief and urges others to try the product.

Dean John RK. Garrett Mavor Girard, Ala

Old Cass County Pioneer Alec Rhoden Sealed in Eight Mile Grove

A Cass county obituary recounts Alec Rhoden a settler who left Missouri in 1876 to seek fortune in the west. He was killed near Ressford Idaho on November 25, 1877, in the Bannock uprising, with his body later laid to rest in Eight Mile Grove. The piece links his death to early frontier conflicts and notes surviving family in Nebraska and Plattsmouth.

West World Herald Alec Rhoden Idaho Eight Grove Thisty George Rhoden Eight Mile Grove Cass County John B. A N. B. Rhoden Sehavier County Missouri Ressfork Rhoden Abc Bannock Broken Moccasin Reservation Ressford Fort Mall Handbook of American Indians Young Rhoden Nez Perce Howard Clark R. L. Rhoden Fremont Plattsmouth

Murdock's Store Promotes Post Cards and Toiletries

Murdock's Store advertises new line of post cards along with toilet soaps talcum powder peroxide and other daily essentials for shoppers.

Murdock's

Pleasure Bent visitors from Chicago enjoy western trip

Walter Shreimer and wife with sons Dee and Charles and their wives arrived in the city yesterday from Chicago in two cars for a pleasure trip west. They left Chicago a few days after the Fourth and report a most enjoyable journey. In the city Walter Shreimer and wife called on their old Salem Iowa friends Dr. E. W. Cook and M. B. Briges for a few hours.

Walter Shreimer Dee Charles Chicago City Walter Screimer E. W. Cook M. 8. Briges Salem Towa

Homeward Bound Visit Heads to Nebraska

Mrs Bella R Waterman and her daughter Miss Ethel leave by M P evening train for Omaha then Ord Neb to visit Mrs Ruth Bolin, before returning to Hay Springs Sheridan county where Mrs Waterman will manage her forest land holdings.

Bella R. Waterman Ethel Basil Ramsey Omaha Ord, Neb

Relics of Ancient Days Around Rock Bluffs Report

Harvard University archeological party under Prof Sterns visited Rock Bluffs near the Missouri River and Fort Calhoun area, uncovering three human skeletons in a dooryard grave, flint chips, and a mound at Rock Point with arrow points and bone material. The findings shed light on early indigenous activity in the county.

Missouri River Harvard University Rock Blufts The World-Herald Harvard Harvard University Archeological Party Fred Tl. Sterns Fort Calhoun Eest Murray William Shera Rock Bluffs

Burlington Replacing Wooden Bridge with Concrete Structure

The Burlington is installing a new concrete bridge over the creek at the north end of the shop yards to replace the old wooden bridge. Work began after county commissioners’ consent and the railroad company started on the project, seen as a substantial improvement. The piece urges a similar replacement at the Wintersteen Hill foot bridge.

Burlington Wintersteen Hill

Eclectic Osed Dr Thomas product ad in two sizes

An old newspaper advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Os for emergencies. It lists two sizes priced at 25 cents and 50 cents and notes availability in all stores.

Dr. Thomas

Glen Rhoden 15 Assaulted After Ride Near Mynard

Glen Rhoden a 15 year old farmer from near Mynard was assaulted on the road while returning from delivering wheat. Two men riding with him allegedly offered a drink a bottle was produced and he was struck and left bruised before being taken home for treatment. Sheriff will await a formal complaint before arrests and there were no definite identifications.

Glen Rhoden Mynard Rhoden George Snyder Joe Adams Yoo Rhoden Chaims Glen Willian Wetentkanop Gailen Rhoden George Rhoden Snyder Farm

Mr Scarborough and bride return from California trip

Mr Scarborough and his wife returned from an extended honeymoon along the Pacific coast visiting San Francisco Los Angeles Bakersfield and Long Beach. They will reside on North Third street and begin married life at home. Friends congratulate the couple on their safe return and wish them happiness.

M. Scarbrough San Francisco Los Angeles Bakersfield Long Beach North Third Street

Crowd of 275 youths at Gem theater show

About 275 children under 14 attended the Gem theater Monday evening as guests of Attorney Matthew Gering. The theater management expected 75 to 80, surprised by the turnout and readers of a Journal notice.

Gem Theater Matthew Gering

Farms for Rent Offer Two Large Tracts

Two rental farms listed by size 200 acres and 240 acres available for rent. Applications accepted at the Journal office.

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Parmelo-Wescott Higher Court Riverview BOY Scouts Wir Old Rock Bluffs Mr. Scarbrough California
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