Human Hair Switches Offered In Premium Quality Lot
A vendor advertises human hair switches with 3-stem quality and a guaranteed match. The offer calls this the nicest lot of switches presented to date.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
2
A vendor advertises human hair switches with 3-stem quality and a guaranteed match. The offer calls this the nicest lot of switches presented to date.
The wedding of Miss Virginia McDaniel to Mr. John W. Allen took place at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. W. L. Austin officiating. The couple departed for Kansas City and Oklahoma City before settling in San Antonio, as guests toasted their happiness and gifts including a $500 check from the bride’s father.
This morning Mrs Martin Peterson was taken to Omaha to enter a hospital for surgery to treat cancer. Her many friends here express sincere wishes for her recovery and will anxiously await news from her bedside.
The Missouri River ferry is now running and ready for crossing. Access roads to the river have been dragged and are in good condition for travelers.
The state railway commission approved a rate hike for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph. Effective June 1, business lines rise to 2.00, individual home phones to 1.50, two party homes to 4.25, while farm lines stay at 1.50. system upgrades reduce line crowding and improve service. The commission conducted hearings, considered plant valuations and improvements, and allowed the increase after argument from both sides.
This afternoon in Omaha occurred the wedding of Ralph Sherwood and Tena Svella. The couple will depart for Denver to reside where Sherwood will work for the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. They were married May 1 in the Catholic faith. today’s civil ceremony completes their union.
W Shrader and daughters along with Mesdames Charles Wolfe and W Yardler visited the city today. Shrader served as a caller at the office and renewed his subscription.
The Plattsmouth public schools penmanship exhibit in Riley Wreck last week named First Prize winners including Florence Grassman Jack Sedgway Raymond Kebal Louis Smitena Karl Brittain Ernest Butlery Gertrude Ramsay Della Frans Frances Henrich Rena Zucker Minnie Evers The Leland Katherine Lutz Thelma Olson Gary Rkopiseka Adora Burhee Stella Cecil Charles Roweka Blanche Brown George Toman Glen Allen Josephine Vanek Sadie Belollavy Louis Swoboda Effa Peterson Donald Dickson Key Olson Caroline Schuthof Clyde Taylor George Taylor Clara Wichman Howard Dwyer Alfred Taylor Ada Tuline Bertha Lewis Tillie Pondra Ella Hyde Louis Kopischka Anna Sanjer Second Prize lists many names including Florence Tritsch Willie Denson Marvin Allen Theo Nyden Elsie Schubeck Anna Hiber Florence Kalasek Marie Parson Fred Warren Mildred Schwanaker Edward Ackerman Emma Warstadt Willard Gouchenour Mable McBride Charles Witstruck Beatrice Herrin Louis Konfist Lucy Rabb Orpha Leland Ed Wartstat Clara Miller Elma Roberts Frank Kresak Edna Gorder George Ebersole Gretchen Penn Josie Koha ver James Holly Charles Majors Ole Sehtiseki George Preis Harold Ramsey Jodie Slenner Aleta Slenner Harley Cecil Florence Cecil Honorable Mention Johnnie Sottier Nellie Cowles
The Jane fern of the district court convened in Plattsmouth this morning with Judge HH D. Travis presiding. Docket calls and motions filled the session as defendants in criminal cases renewed their rights, while Judge Travis ruled for the plaintiff in George Perry vs City of Plattsmouth over fence removals for street openings. Remonstrators against G G Williamson saloon license in Murdock argued and the license was granted by the village board and submitted to the court.
Pupils and Miss Nellie Brown of District 45 near Mynard held a picnic dinner on Friday May 30 to mark the last day of school. The noon luncheon featured three courses ice cream and cake and fruit salad. Guests included George Snyder Sr A Av Wetenkamp Edgar Barker Roy Howard Coon Vallery Sr Miss Anna Snyder Mildred Snyder Pearl Henton and others.
The government seeks bids to place wood sheet piling around the post office lot to prevent soil settlement. Work will require tearing and replacing walks and the west driveway with concrete, and the project aims to stabilize the site against future settling. Bids due in Washington by June 18 with contract likely let July first.
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