Local Daily Briefs Highlight Plattsmouth Visitors and Travel
A stream of visitors and travelers appears in Plattsmouth this morning and afternoon. Residents and guests from Omaha Lincoln Cedar Creek Murray Murray area and surrounding towns conduct business and social calls while rail and road links shuttle people to Lincoln Omaha and beyond. A marriage license is issued to Frank B. Damion and Sally Agnew with the ceremony planned at Parmele home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rawls
Peter Campbell
Near Kenosha
Plattsmouth
F. M. Richey
John C. Clarence
Union
Clarence
Washington
Frank Svoboda
Hay Springs
W. H. Newell
St. Joseph
Missouri
Stone and Sand Company
Johnnie Kaffenberger
Frank BK. Damion
Lincoln
Sally Agnew
Los Angeles
Cal
C. C. Parmele
Louisville Visitor W. H. Elliott Tours Local Friends
W. H. Elliott of Louisville, formerly of this place, arrived this morning and will spend some time visiting friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Elliott
Louisville
Married at High Noon in Plattsmouth Wedding
A June wedding at the bride’s brother Emil Ptak home in Plattsmouth joined Miss Mary Piak and Theodore Schroeder of Sioux City in the Episcopal ring ceremony. The couple, amid rose decor, were feted at a three course dinner and left for Sioux City to begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Ptak
Plattsmouth
Sioux City
Mary Piak
Theodore Schroeder
Episcopal Church
H. B. Burgess
Lohengren
Mary Janda
Shroeder
Milwaukee Road
Missouri Pacific
Journal
Addie Chapman
Glenwood
Iowa
Man in perfect health thankful after kidney cure
Mr. L. C. Rodgers of Branchton Pennsylvania writes that after six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he could again work and even tie his own shoes. He ends with a toast, Success to Foley's Kidney Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Lawn Social At Add Kiser’s June 6 Votes For Popularity
Everyone is invited to the big lawn social at Add Kiser’s Saturday evening June 6. Ice cold lemonade cake and ice cream will be served along with fruit. Fortune telling by Sino and Poneda. Vote for the most popular couple. each vote costs one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Add Kiser’s
Cen Eacth
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tabs Ad
A local ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tabs for a gentle laxative effect and clearer head. Tonight if you would enjoy tomorrow, sample free at F. G. Fricke's drug store. price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke
County School Appor tionment Details Released
The county superintendent reports a total school apportionment of 7023.96 dollars. One fourth is evenly split among districts, while the remaining three fourths is allocated to each school based on scholar numbers.
Pasture Available West of City for Horses and Cattle
Good pasture space with water and room for many horses and cattle at a residence west of the city. Contact John Gorder at his home or call Plattsmouth 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
John Gorder
Local News Roundup From Louisville Courier
Little May Taylor improves from pneumonia after illness. Burlington pump house fragment found at Fort Crook twenty five miles away. Citizens urged to choose a new park and act quickly. River View project deemed unfeasible for years. Public interest calls for active local improvements and unity. A child of Mr and Mrs Ragoss suffered a leg fracture while playing on a wood pile. A timber toppled, injuring the bone between knee and hip. a local doctor attended. Fred Wren's runaway team near Gust Stander’s farm left him with multiple rib injuries and other hurts. a physician treated him and he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little May Taylor
Burlington
Fort Crook
Henry Ragoss
Fred Wren
Gust Stander
Wren
Elmwood Notes and Local Happenings Update
Elmwood items report interior of Langhorst’s opera house improved by papering. Ed Kaczmarek left Dernier’s, now with his father in Chenney Washington. American Exchange bank roof replaced with tin by tinner H W Miller. Werner Perry and family visited McCrorys during commencement and alumni banquet. Denison returns from western trip planning immediate move to Spokane area. Village board halts all gun shooting within limits. violators to be arrested. Grace Tolhurst returns from Orleans, offered repeat teaching post with pay raise. Degree of Honor convention in Langhurst’s hall concludes with banquet. a fuller write up promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Langhorst
Ed. Kaczmarek
Dick Delos Dernier’s
Chenney
Washington
American Exchange Bank
H. W. Miller
Louis W. Roettger
Werner Perry
Babe
Mynard
Grace Tolhurst
Orleans
Board of Education
Langhurst’s
Opera House
Mary Latky
Nehawka Happenings and Local Notices
News from Nehawka includes Prof. Debolt’s farewell at Murdock schools, travel to Willard and Alva, and funeral attendance in Cherokee. A land sale near the stone house at $100 per acre is reported, plus local moves including Leda Ross joining Scotts Bluff schools and Coyotes captured by Delbert and Leo Switzer. George Hansen escapes smallpox quarantine with eye injury in town.
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Debolt
Murdock
Nehawka
Thos. Fulton
Fay
Jesse Allen
Willard
Kan
James Lemon
Isaac Pollard
Stone House
Hugh Warden
Joy West & Palmer
William Tucker
Lillian
Alva
Oklahoma
Leda Ross
Scotts Bluff
George Hansen
George
Kenosha Business Visitor Seen In City
L. B. Brown of Kenosha was a business visitor in the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Shrader
Barber
Murray
D.A. van Cleave
Kansas City
Chas Meyers
Lincoln
City
James L. Smith
Glenwood
Iowa
W. H. McKinzie
Omaha
Bert van Horn
Cullom
L. B. Brown
Kenosha
Plattsmouth Town Fourth of July Parade Plans Urged
A call to advertise the town through a fine street parade on Independence Day urges every Plattsmouth business to participate with decorated floats. Merchants are encouraged to plan now to create eye catching displays that will leave visitors with a positive impression of the town’s enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Hard Luck for Woodworth in Paving Contract
The contractor C. D. Woodworth faces long delays on a street paving job due to two weeks of inactivity and continuous rains. If rain continues, completion by the target date seems unlikely, though the contractor is not to blame for the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Woodworth
Mr. Woodworth
Gamble couple to Gretna for school exercises event
J. W. Gamble and wife travel by fast mail to Gretna for the school commencement where Mrs. Gamble will sing and Mr. Gamble will deliver the evening address. They return tomorrow and plan a visit in Omaha with Mr. Gamble’s mother in the hospital who is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ruston
W. L. Pickett
Evansville
Ind
Fannie Summers
Pickett
Fast Mail
Glen Smith
Omaha
United States National Bank
Lincoln
Louisville
Plattsmouth
E. T. Powell
Lahnan
John M. Thompson
Clayton
New Mexico
J. W. Gamble
Gretna
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Byron Clark
C. K. Jordan
Alvo
Board of Commissioners
Chas
South Omaha
Thomas W. Glenn
Hamburg
Phillip Meisinger
Lena
Cedar Creek
William Hogabone
la Platte
O. M. Streight
M. Bruce
O. Freeberg
C. H. Magnerson
Steem Fitters
J. P. Guth
Bank
Miles
Miner Allen
Christie Biggs
Clarinda
T. H. Pollock
James W. Darrough
George S. Ray
Near
E. J. Ethridge
Greenwood
S. E. McElwain
Davis Mason
Ashland
Jacob Mason
J. H. Fitten
Nebraska City
International Harvestering Company
E. R. Todd
Wahoo
T. J. Todd
Eugene May
Washington, D. C
Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Frank Benfer
Frank
Polly
The
Dr. Pollard
Cass County
Salem
Neb
T. S. C. Dabb
A. I. Anderson
William Barclay
Edward Donat
Horace Dunn
Metropolis
F. B. Batley
H. A. Rice
John Crawford
Ed Treitsch
J. F. Meisinger
William Propst
J. A. Bortenlanger
M. K. Barnum
Thomas Fay
Chicago
K. C. Mathews
Kansas
H. A. Rockmeyer
Aurora
Illinois
L. D. Switzer
Ella Margaret Dovey
Rae Patterson
Frank D. Palmer
Wm. Baird
Ed Busler
Wm. Wolf
Grand Island
Adam Wolf
J. L. Bates
Winchester
J. W. Crabill
Harry Northccutt
Northcutt
Wm. Propst
Wm. van Avery
A. C. Tartsch
Mrs. Harte
Henry Creamer
Near Murray
W. W. Coates
C. A. Harvey
Rock Bluffs
Henry Horn
C. F. Vallery
A. F. Seybert of
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Ray
George Schroeder
F. L. Rhoden
Zuckweiler & Lutz
F. A. Patterson
T. P. Livingston
A. T. Hunger
McGee
George Bruhl
Jacob Heinrich
Katie
Wausa
Knox County
Ellis Goolsby
Maha
Henry Homan
Ammal
M. A. O'Leary
Andrew McKinney
Andrew McKinney, Jr
James Murphy
Murphys
Murphy
Missouri River
Plattsmouth State Bank
Nebraska
Nebrasta
Reaorces
Sos
SOA
Negraska
Cass
I.J. M. Roberts
Ado Kenley
Iad Toothe State Banking Board
A. AL Noberts
Mary Ptak
Cc. E. Wescott’s Sons
the Courier
River View
Elmwood
Echo
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