Local notes from Plattsmouth residents and visitors
Local items include J F Welhrbein traveling to Omaha on business, Adam Meisinger of Cedar Creek on county matters, Henry Kaufman and wife visiting from Havelock, and F M Richey heading to Afton on Decoration Day. Atttorney L Graves of Union settled Aubry Davis estate. Frank Smith visited Union with his mother. Mrs. Unit of Brush, Colorado departs for Lena Illinois to visit relatives. Assessors report funeral attendees Florence Standish and daughter return to Almona Kansas. George M Hild renews Journal subscription. George Wild reports good rainfall and crop prospects. Dr G W Gilmore and W J Jenkins of Murray seen en route from Omaha. Miss Julia Jenkins remains in hospital. Thierolf, Meisinger, and Cedar Creek party spend day in town on Burlington No. 4. Meisinger reaffirms loyalty to Old Reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Gilmore
Warl Jenkins
Murray
City
Omaha
Julia Jenkins
Henry Thierolf
Adam Messinger
Cedar Creek
Burlington
Meisinger
Miss Hart Returns Home After Omaha Visit
Miss Katherine Hart of Omaha, guest of Mrs. Mary Taylor, returned home this afternoon. Mrs. Propst of Ralston and Mrs. George Preston of Tonama were guests of Mrs. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hart
Omaha
Mary Taylor
Propst
Ralston
George Preston
Tonama
Taylor Alan
Hayward Leaves Nebraska for New York Law Firm
Colonel William Hayward former Nebraska Republican leader announces plans to move to New York to join a major Wall Street law firm by July 4. He will maintain political ties but focus on large legal work and may return for visits or business calls. He travels the world recently and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayward
Nebraska
Republican State Central Committee
National Republican Committee
Omaha
Wall Street
New York
Fem
Saved From Death By Dr King’s New Discovery Story
A Alabama family credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing their child after a year of bronchial trouble and a fear of consumption. They report the remedy stopped a persistent cough and restored health. Price 50c to 1.00, trial bottle free. Fricke & Co guarantees sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Richardson
Richardson's Mills
Ala
F. G, Fricke & Co
Blacksmith’s Hired Rig Damaged Near Mynard
Frank Svoboda, Mynard village blacksmith, hired Robert Propst’s one horse rig to Plattsmouth. On return the horse became unmanageable and tore the rig and harness up badly while trying to free himself. repairs for the rig and harness are ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Svoboda
Mynard
Robert Propst
Plattsmouth
Mr. Syroboda
Quick Run to Nebraska City on Saturday Morning
Mr George Snyder and Robert Propst made a long trip to Nebraska City to meet Mrs Anna Snyder who is attending the Peruormal. Miss Snyder wished to stay home for the school picnic in her home district Saturday. Propst and Snyder arrived in record time just before the shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tust
George Snyder
Robert Propst
Nebraska City
Anna Snyder
Miss Snyder
Messrs. Propst
Snyder
Menard
Outgoing Miss Johnston Honored by Presbyterian Society
The C F society of the Presbyterian church held a farewell picnic on the Missouri banks for Miss Johnston who has led the Endeavors for five months. They crossed the river by ferry, enjoyed a camp fire and supper, and played outdoor games before her departure to Lincoln tomorrow and then Bloomington Nebraska for summer vacation. Miss Johnston aided the pastor, expanded the society, and sent a nearly $40 foreign missionary gift, leaving a lasting impact and prayers for her path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Miss Johnston
Lincol
Bloomington
Nebraska
Missouri
Miss Jolnaten
Courier Correction on Parker Assault Case
Roman Meier denounces Courier report alleging a confession by Smurderer that four men planned to ambush Parker for a robbery. He says the statement to the county attorney was untrue and the paper prints the correction without bias toward the youths involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Meier
Parker
Hat Smurderer
Smurderer
Louisville Gowrier
J L Thompson Visits Plattsmouth Friends
J L Thompson of Fairmont visited Plattsmouth friends over Sunday and looked after business there today. He praises his daughter as the finest in the west and notes Mrs Thompson’s health is not good. He is pleased with his new home and job assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
Fairmont
Plattamouth
Primary filing window for August 29 election announced
The primary is set for August 29 and filings must be completed at least thirty days prior. July 34 would be the latest possible filing date for Mings. Early filing is allowed and encouraged for prospective candidates.
Miss Mresday Heads Home to Rising City for Vacation
Miss Mresday departs for Rising City this morning to spend her vacation with her relatives. The brief item notes travel and family visit as the main points of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mresday
Rising City
Hey Parrite
Tar
Judge Travis Returns After Caring for Ailing Aunt
Judge Travis travels from Rogers Ohio after visiting his aged aunt near death. The 82 year old woman is nearly a mother to him, and he will hold court in Papillion Wednesday morning reflecting optimistic crop prospects from Nebraska to the eastern states.
Two Popular Young People Wed at St Johns Church
A wedding at St John s church in this city joined Mr Thomas L Murphy and Miss Loretta Scotten in the ring ceremony officiated by Father Shine. The couple, both well known, left for Omaha after a wedding breakfast with relatives from Lincoln attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Murphy
Loretta Scotten
St. St. John’s Church
St. John's Church
Loretta EB
Scotten
Father Shine
Margaret Scolten
Frank Cummins
W. T. Scotten
East
Omaha
Towa
Josephine Murphy
Lincoln
Charles Emerick
Bridge Across Platte River Set for Summer Start
Ralph Dull of this city and Mr. Parmele of Plattsmouth will begin building a Platte River bridge this summer to shorten travel to Omaha. Construction starts soon and should finish by September 45, aiding automobilists and the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dull
Parmele
Plattamouth
Platte River
Omaha
Nebraska City News
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves World Famous For Cures
Forty years of remarkable results establish Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve on earth for burns boils sores and other skin troubles. Available for 26 cents at F G Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
F. G. Fricke & Ca
Family Returns From Blue Hill Runaway Rescue
Low Comner and family came home yesterday from Blue Hill Nebraska after being summoned when Mr Cotner's father suffered injuries in a runaway accident. The elderly man is described as frail but progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Comner
Blue Hill
Nebraska
Mr. Cotner
Lee
Plattsmouth Auto and Wagon Bridge Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed at 11 05 a m authorize Plattsmouth Auto and Wagon Bridge Co to build a Platte River bridge east of the B and M bridge for autos and wagons. capital stock 30000 two classes 15000 common 1000 shares 25 each 15000 preferred 1000 shares 26 each. principal place Plattsmouth. annual meeting January first. 10 percent payment required to subscribe. corporation limited to two thirds of paid-up capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Auto and Wagon Bridge Company
T. WH. Pollock
Lidia P. Pollock
N. A. Duff
R. A. Duff
J. K Pollock
Plattsmouth
Platte River
Directors To Choose Offers From Among Themselves
Five directors will select their offers from among their number, forming the decision making group. The arrangement sets a self referential process for evaluating proposals and selecting preferred terms.
Sheldon family relocates to Mississippi joining ex governor
Mrs. G. L. Sheldon and four children depart Nehawka by afternoon train for Wayside Mississippi to join the ex governor at his new home. Mr. Sheldon oversees a large plantation and moves the family south for unity and supervision amid local pride and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Sheldon
Wayside
Mississippi
Nebraska
South
Nehawka News
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps No Never
Public health alert urges ignoring fanciful fears of ghosts in swamps and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy against malaria typhoid and ague. Testimonial from Wm Fretwell of Tacoma NC claims three bottles cured malaria. 50 cents at F G store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fretwell
Tacoma
N. C
F. G. Fricke & Co
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Fletcher
Castoria
Valeria
Centaun Company
TT Munaat Otrect
NEW Tork Citt
J. F. Welhrbein
Adam Meisinger
Near
Cedar Greek
Henry Kaufman
Havelock
F. M. Richey
Afton
Town
L. Graves
Union
Aubry Davis
Frank Smith
Journal
Force
Bunday
H. B. Kropp
Nohawka
George Smith
Rock Brot
A. D. Despain
P. Ruiter
Florence Standish
Almona
Kansas
George M. Hild
Wild
Hayward
New York City
Emoy
C. E. Society of Presbyterian Church
Nebraska Telephone Company
M.be. Brantner
Platte
Platte Bridge
Ram
California
Denver
Portland
Seattle
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
Shasta
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner Entrance
Billings
Pardiner
Feah
R. W. Clement
L. W. Wakely
Neb
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