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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
Virginia Lee confronts attention from cowhands and rivals as Eliza Werth erford’s affairs draw interest. Neill Ballard stalks her with menace while Greggs vie for her hand. Lee’s protective mother pushes toward Sulphur as Virginia clings to brief visits from Cavanagh and a wary future unfolds.
Mr Redfield invites Virginia to Elk Lodge and arranges a visit for her mother with a doctor. He reassures Eliza, assures privacy, and shifts focus from past deeds to Virginian’s reformist future while Mrs Redfield’s invitation promises Upscale hospitality and support.
Dialogue about a ranger figure named Ross discusses his preference for the open country over promotion to chief forester. He is praised as a capable cowpuncher and soldier who dislikes urban office life and enjoys cabin life with bookshelves and handmade chairs. The piece hints at a continuation.
Local notes report Miss Clara Fate arriving home from ienova schools. Mr and Mrs Gordon Henegar celebrate a ten pound boy born Wednesday May 24. Miss Clara Johnson improves slowly and Vivian Godwin visits from Indiana for summer. Walter Philips arrives from Oklahoma to visit grandfather and friends. Clarence Pool and family visit Golbert home as 43 years pass since Michigan to Nebraska move. Avoca plans Fourth of July observance and a Zood Line project is announced. Mrs Davis suffers a fall near Houts property but escapes with bruises and no broken bones after assistance.
Readable fragments hint at cultural events in Louisville culture pages. Details on organizers venues and dates are sparse but indicate planned fetes and community gatherings in the Louisville Courier.
Miss Rhena Towle of Murdock welcomed a son born May 18 to Mr and Mrs Edward Fisher. A daughter arrived May 41 to Mr and Mrs Albert Fideline. Adelaide Davis of Scottsbluff visited at the George Frater home. Martin Sjogren bought a high grade piano in Omaha. Mary Foster county superintendent toured local schools Tuesday. Jacob Tritsch visited from Plattsmouth. James Hoover hospitalized after a car transfer. health uncertain. Uncle George Schoeman visited from Plattsmouth with relatives including Mrs Mary Schwab and Mrs Tida McCaul. Royal Neighbors of America initiated ten candidates into their camp last Saturday.
A group of Palmyra and Alvo Gumps attended Elmwood work with guests noting the fine conduct. After completion, M. W. A. members served a two course supper at the hotel. Some visitors stayed overnight due to the storm. Ends with an ad praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by F. G. Fricke & Go.
Union residents host relatives from Lincoln and Nebraska City while Ina Davis travels from Los Angeles to manage affairs and visit friends. A son was born to Ma and Clarence Edmiston on May 15 1944. Albert Carper moves to Gall Frans residence with family after Nebraska City move. Patterson Switzer and Friederih inspect road work between Union and Nehawka.
An advertisement extols the importance of digestion for health and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a reliable cure for indigestion. It claims the medicine increases bile flow, purifies the blood, strengthens the stomach, and tones the entire digestive system to healthy action. Sold by W. G. Fricke & Co.
Attorney Deles Dernier left for Blair Nebraska to defend a party in a legal matter. Oliver Bogenrief, now in Oklahoma, reports dry weather. Henry Roelofs visiting Springfield Mississippi with his son Jake Brekenfeld. Smallpox mild form reported at the home of Mr and Mrs B T Clements. Din Mendenhall and wife visiting from Long Beach California renewing old acquaintances. Rpynes Langhorst returned Wednesday from McCook Nebraska where she had been.
Miss Minnie Winkler of Geneva visited her parents and relatives in Elmwood while staying with friends before commencement. She serves as overseer in the cooking department of the Geneva reform school for girls. L. F. Langhorst, head of the Nebraska Retailers Federation, talked in Omaha about a special Burlington train for members when the national convention meets in Denver June 13 through 18.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism with a claim that one application proves its effectiveness. It notes availability for sale at F. G. Fricke & Co.
Frank Boedeker attends a Lin colln convention of the State Bankers' association. A contract for grading a mile west of Henry Knabe and half mile north of Henry Sturmes was let to George Poisall with half the cost paid by the Commercial club. Around 35 Nehawka farmers attended a Good Roads talk in Plattsmouth.
For soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury Chamberlain's Liniment is excellent. This liniment is also highly esteemed for relief in rheumatism. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Mrs. Cox of Moberly Missouri arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with her sister Mrs J G Sack. Be. B Watson passed the state pharmacy board last week among 18 of 68 who succeeded. Mr Yoho Jr will visit Lincoln and perhaps Kansas before returning. Miss Viola Parriott of Albion visited with Miss T Laberta Dysart over the weekend. Henry Spahlne's team caused a fright by scattering loose paper on Malina street. some wagon parts broken. HW G Wiggins family to move to Clearwater Nebraska with his son Don.
Mr Wiggins is already on site to supervise a stock charge of general merchandise. Don and Mrs Wigging will join as soon as Mrs Wigging's health permits. Conrad Crabtree Jr sustained bad bruises from a fall into a cellar at Grandma Wetenkamp's last Saturday. The baby lost consciousness briefly but recovered and is progressing well despite visible marks.
A Plattsmouth resident claims long term relief from kidney trouble using Dean's Kidney Pills and endorses the remedy as permanently cured. He cites prior testimony from 1908 and reiterates satisfaction with the product bought at a local drug store. Foster Milburne of Buffalo distributes in the United States.
The body of Thomas Joyce was found last evening a mile downstream from the accident site that killed him and Mrs. Dillon. Mrs. Dillon’s body was found near the boat’s fall point. Joyce’s stepsons Dick and Charles Maybee went to Bellevue to arrange burial, with interment likely at Bellevue this morning.
Miss Teresa Hempel returned Monday evening from Deadwood South Dakota where she attended the State Grand lodge of the Degree of Honor. Noted attendees included Governor Carrell of Lown Judge Simmons of Haron Mr W TH Narvie and Mrs Olson head officer of Minnesota.
J. M. Howell of Greensburg Kentucky says his household uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and finds it excellent. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Louie Keenberger Jr. returned home yesterday after a weeklong visit with friends and relatives in Manning Iowa. He traveled to Manning to see relatives and catch up with friends before returning home.
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