Holdredge Holyoke Wedding in Omaha Home
Miss Mary Holdredge and Edward A. Holyoke wed at the Holdredge home in Omaha on June 4 1907 in a drawing room ceremony conducted by Rev Newton Mann. The bride wore messaline silk and lilies of the valley with sisters and friends as attendants. a brief reception followed. After a two week bridal trip the couple will reside on the I O L inch where Holyoke is foreman.
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Mary Holdredge
Edward Holyoke
Omaha
The
Bee
George W. Holdredge
South Thirty-second Avenue
Miss Mary Holdredge
Edward A. Holyoke
Madrid
Newton Mann
Unity Church
Susan Hoeldredge
Leeta Holdredge
Marjory Montmorency
Royal Comstock
Russell Bontecue
Kansas City
Conrad Young
West
Mrs. Holyoke
I. O
Mr. Holyoke
Mrs. Reynolds
New York City
Wedding at Manley Catholic Church
Last Wednesday at 9 a m Rev J F Hennessy joined in marriage Mr John Carper and Miss Helena Hillman at Manley Catholic church. Relatives of the couple attended and hosted a wedding dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver Chandler. They will reside on the Carper home farm and be at home to friends.
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Manley
Manley Catholic
J. F. Hennessy
John Carper
Helena Hillman
Oliver Chandler
Carper
Weeping Water Herald
Stirtz and Barteis Wed in Council Bluffs Marriage
A Cass county resident Daniel J. Stirtz hardware merchant Elmwood Nebraska and Dela M. Barteis from Council Bluffs wed this evening at the bride's parents home according to a yesterday note from Council Bluffs Iowa.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cass County
Daniel J. Stirtz
Elmwood
Neb
Dela M. Barteis
Cass County Sunday School leader secures Judge Goss for address
CHa Wescott, president of the Cass County Sunday School association, went to Omaha and obtained Judge C. A. Goss to speak at the convention on the date, replacing Gov. Sheldon whose address was planned. Judge Goss, district attorney of the United States court in Omaha, is considered well qualified.
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Cha Wescott
Cass County Sunday School Association
Omaha
C. A. Goss
Electric Bitters Heralded By Cedar Grove Man
A Cedar Grove Maine man praises Electric Bitters after liver and kidney troubles. He writes that after three bottles the cure was complete and relief came with the first bottle. The advertisement claims the remedy is the best for stomach liver and kidney issues, sold by F G Fricke druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Parris
Cedar Grove
F. G. Fricke
Breckenridge Boy to Be Taken to Omaha for Eye Exam
Lester Breckenridge, two months after injuring his eye with a nail and thought to have lost sight, is well enough to travel to Omaha for an examination by Dr. Gifford. The doctor will assess the eye and may attempt cataract removal to restore vision if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Silas Breckenridge
Omaha
Gifford
Pelican Captured by Pile Driver Team on Platte River
The Missouri Pacific pile driver crew working on repairing the Platte River bridge captured a large white pelican on a sand bar. The bird, nine feet from tip to tip, was surrounded by the men who pulled it into their car.
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Missouri Pacific
Platte River
Girls Basketball Team Gifts Three Chairs to High School
The 1906 girls basketball team surprised the high school by gifting three chairs for the library corner and a revolving desk chair for the teacher's desk in the assembly room. Each chair bears a silver plate inscribed Girls' Basketball Team. The gift uses surplus from their season, and the faculty and students thanked the team.
Old Man Culbertson Dies After Stroke At Oak Hill
Abe Culbertson died last night at Robert Johnson's home from a paralysis stroke endured May 25. He had lived near Des Moines Iowa and in Western Kansas, worked as a chopper, was cared for by the county, and his funeral was conducted by Streight and Streight at Oak Hill at 2 pm.
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Abe Culbertson
Robert Johnson
Des Moines
Kansas
J. W. Egenberger
Livingston Heights
Ecosunty Commissioners
Streight & Streight
Mr. Culbertson
Oak Hill
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Presbetarian Church
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres peterian church met yesterday afternoon led by Mrs J E Douglass. After business, lunch with ice cream and cake was served. Helen Clark read A Very Young Person and Vesta Douglass performed First call of the butcher to much mirth.
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Prespeterian Church
J. E. Douglass
C. A. Rawles
Douglas
Helen Clark
Vesta Douglass
Salsbury
Wm. McCauley
Elizabeth Bates
H. A. Schneider
Z. Brown
Wm. Warga
Hanks
G. L. Farley
Dr. Elster
Dr. Cummins
C. A. Rawls
Ethel Dean
Vesta and
Marie
Rural mail carriers gain right of way on country roads
Postmaster general issues notice granting rural carriers priority on all country roads. All other carriages must yield to rural carriers, a rule echoed from four horse stage coach days. Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin endorses kidney and bladder pills claiming swift relief and urges continued use for a cure. DeWitt's pills advertised by F G Fricke & Co with a week’s treatment priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
Mr. Barber
DeWitt
F. G Fricke & Co
Rain Buoys Nebraska Crops Amid Weather Woes
Burlington railroad weekly crop report notes well distributed rain across Nebraska, confirms 10 to 25 percent damage from thirty days of bad April and May weather. Present conditions are good with small grain growing and corn nearly all planted.
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Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Approaching Nuptials for Miss Mary Elizabeth Janda and John Wester
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Janda to Mr. John Wester at the bride’s parents home in this city. The date is June 1v and Miss Janda is a daughter of Street Commissioner Janda. The Journal corrects yesterday’s license notice error.
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Mary Elizabeth Janda
John Wester
John Janda
Janda
Plattsmouth
Burlington Time Card Changes Take Effect Next Sunday
The new timetable affects several trains with adjustments to arrival and departure times. No 7 the fast mail moves to about 1 p.m., No 4 and No 13 do not run, No 6 departs at 7 30 a.m., No 1 leaves at 11 15 p.m., No 2 at 5 p.m., No 14 from Omaha at 10 p.m. reaches Plattsmouth about 8 59 p.m., and No 19 westbound departs at 7 a.m. An overnight layover is noted for No 14. In separate note Pineules kidney remedy is advertised with claims of backache relief and a money-back guarantee.
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Burlington
Chicago
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Gering & Co
Questions on a new local insurance proposal
A reader asks the editor clarifying questions about a proposed local insurance plan. He wonders if moving away cancels current payments, whether assessments must reach a large sum before action, and what bonds would secure funds. He promises more questions if answers satisfy him.
Social Workers concert charms Coates hall audience
The Social Workers held a sociable concert at Coates hall last evening with a well received program. Marion Dodd from Kansas City sang The Flag We Love so Well and was encored. Miss Graves recited to applause, Miss Story from Red Cloud played piano, Miss Zelma Tuey sang, and Mildred Cummins and Elizabeth Beeson delivered dialect recitations and a song.
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Coates Hall
Marion Dodd
Kansas City
Zelma Tuey
Mildred Cummins
Elizabeth Beeson
Surprise farewell home gathering for Louise Jung
Sunday evening June 2 Miss Louise Jung learned she would move to Texas with her parents where her father serves as minister. A reunion at Mrs Hohrdanz home brought many Cedar Creek and surrounding residents to bid her farewell with games refreshments and best wishes for her new life and circle of friends.
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Louise Jung
John Rohrdanz
Louisa
Texas
Fred
Philip
Adam
Louis
Henry Heil
Cedar Creek
Herman
Walter Stohlmann
John
Herman Gakemeier
Fred Shellhorn
Fred Broncho
Henry
Louis Gaebel
Louis Sachs
Schliefert
Louis Krecklow
Chas. Lau
Geo. Kraft
Ed Wegener
Hugo Heim
Wm. Rohedonz
Louise
Adelie
Dora Stohlman
Minnie
Adelia
Plattsmouth Man Breaks Leg After Hole in Pavement
William Murdock of Plattsmouth injured his left leg Sunday evening when he stepped into a pothole. The small bone was broken, treated by Dr. Wilson, and Murdock remained in bed yesterday. Friends express regret and hope for a recovery within about thirty days.
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William Murdock
Plattsmouth
Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief After Meals
Advertising copy urges use of Kodol after each meal to relieve stomach troubles by aiding digestion and strengthening the organs. It claims digestion proceeds naturally and offers a money back guarantee through F.G. Fricke & Co.
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F.G. Fricke & Co
Plattsmouth Charter Report Details Finances and Status
Report from Plattsmouth Nebraska outlines current expenses and liabilities of a local charter. It lists cash on hand checks items and paid capital as well as profits. The document records various officers and names connected to the charter and notes funds remaining and distributions.
Switch damage blocks Missouri Pacific train near Sluton
A miscreant in Sluton Kansas forced a switch on the Missouri Pacific line causing passenger train No 103 to derail and the track to be torn up. Service was delayed about five hours and the 4 42 p m evening train did not arrive until nearly 10 o clock. A warning is issued to keep railroad switches and appliances untouched.
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Sluton
Kansas
Misssouri Pacific Railway
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Paul Salsbury
Oliver Pollock
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