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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
5
Tarzan and D Arnot flee toward the jungle after a tense voyage ends in isolation. Jane Porter and Clayton face a vanished treasure chest and a crew suspicion as the unseen Tarzan tests loyalty and returns to the wild.
Union Ledger reports local residents visiting relatives in Kansas and Nebraska towns. Mrs. Nelson Applegate left for Severance to spend days with her mother and kin, others from Plattsmouth and Union were guests in the area, and J. P. Sydebotham resigns to move to Plattsmouth. Frank Leach shows gradual recovery after a long illness and enjoyed a brief town excursion in an invalid chair.
Miss Nena Neihart of Kansas City visits parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Neihart. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slege weighs ten and a half pounds. Mrs. B. G. Morgan returns downtown for the first time since August. Archy Mueller arrives from Cedar Rapids to visit family. Ed and Frank Gustin buy steers in Omaha for summer pasture. Adolph Mueller and wife plan move to Cedar Rapids. Photo crews film locals for a show. Mrs. Fred Barnhardt of Sterling visits Nebr. relatives with her daughter Ricky.
Lost child's hat found between Main street and J M Young's residence on Chicago avenue. Finder will confer a favor by leaving the hat at this office.
Mrs. Will Jameson returns from California while Wilson Sailor visits Win net Montana with his daughter Mrs. Ford Falett. Ir. Teegraden and Miggs Jeanette spend weeks in Avilla Indiana visiting relatives. John Wise and daughters travel to Lincoln. Mrs. Wise returns from the State hospital. Mrs. Arthur J. Wright and two girls visit parents in Wausa. Charles Hansen ships horses to Winnetoon for summer farming to reunite with his wife. Emma Barry returns from North Yakima. longs for Nebraska. Roy Coalman expands into dairy, calves triplet birth. Mrs. E F Marshall heads to Leelonia Ohio via Omaha. golden wedding of her parents featured.
124 acre farm for sale 5 percent miles northeast of Union Neb with 14 acres hay land 20 acres pasture timber and remaining acres cultivated. Well improved and priced right for quick sale. Address Miss Etta Nickels Mur Tay Neb.
J A Dysart shipped fat steers to South Omaha on Tuesday. Attorney Wmn Deles Dernier visited town on business. Miss Abbie Judkins returned from Tobias Neb to spend summer with family. Samuel Vaughn left for Vermont to manage affairs. return in about thirty days. George Oberle bought a Ford from Th A Williams Elmwood. livery service to follow. Miss Ollie RNeitler attended Eagle Midh alumni moonlight picnic and stayed with relatives. Uncle Dave Stall arrived from Nana California for a few days visit then to Ohio. Miss Newn Tremain of Malcolm Neb visiting with the Oberles. Floy Tremain accompanying her home after teaching at Highland. Wmn Umland injured his mouth by a horse. recovering with doctor’s care. Will Tremain contends with recent hand injury. improving.
G. F. Switzer quarter located three miles southwest of Nehawka Nebraska. For particulars see or write Henry M. Pollard Nehawka Neb.
The section records births relatives visits and travel including a May 26 birth to Mr and Mrs Russ Dill and guests Iva Maregare from Sev bert visiting Plattsmouth. It notes Lou Diers from Hun phrey visiting and fishing with Bill. Also Lincoln trips by Mrs L J Masfield and Attorney Van TH Frampton. Emily Livingston from Deweese recovering in Lincoln hospital visits brothers. Mrs August Essenkop returns from Clarkson hospital after appendicitis surgery. M N Drake invited to his father Ed Drakes 86th birthday in Portland but unable to attend due to a fractured ankle.
A Best flour is advertised as the best on the market and available from all leading dealers in the region.
A two inch rain Tuesday night disrupts Sand Litter activities with washout north of town. A local boy arrives at A J G Schwartz home May 24. Residents report resignations, land searches, and visits from relatives as a busy Cass County community reflects on school year closure and teacher contributions.
In excellent condition a big powerful 2 cylinder motorcycle developing 7 10 H P. Needs money and must sell at once. Sea Ed Steinhauer at Journal office. The Journal does job work.
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