Local notes mix travel visits and community events
Nehawka reports Mrs. W. E. Crabdill visiting relatives in Plattsmouth and returning home. Morris Pollard came home from Canada via Omaha. Miss Minnie Sprague visits her sister Mrs. M. Luckley in Plattsmouth. Raymond Pollard captured four wolves. Pred Rose saw the mother wolf. Frank Innes injured in a fall but with no serious injury. Blair Dale receives a gold ring from a Virginia foreman. Lincoln visitors explore opening a new stone quarry on the Peter Opp farm and railroad workers inspect trackage. J. Smith's family celebrates his seventh birthday at his home with many relatives. Memorial Day visitors include County Clerk W. B. Rosencrans and wife, attending the Hill Towle wedding. Perry Colbert returns from California. Dr Munger brings Flossie Fellows home after appendicitis surgery. she is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crabdill
Plattamouth
Morris Pollard
Canada
Omaha
Minnie Sprague
Hiawatha
Kansas
M. Luckley
Raymond Pollard
Pred Rose
Frank Innes
Blair Dale
Round House
Virginia
Blair
Lincoln
Peter Opp
W. EB. Rosencrans
Plattsmouth
Hill Towle
Perry Colbert
California
Ida ‘L'Risen
Local Notices From Murray Area Farmers and Residents
Union From the Ledger reports T W Vallery and other local residents in town. Claude Young sustains a bruise leading to blood poisoning. Abe Rupley visits Nehawka for his work. Mrs L G Todd Jr leaves for Louisville to visit relatives. John Hart Jr and wife travel from Plattsmouth to visit Frank Curtiss. Mrs Fr I Frans and Mrs C W Frans go to Kenosha to visit Kh TM Fitch family. Miss Cleo Applegate returns from Peru State Normal. Mrs J M Bell learns of Miss Tillie Briggs’s death in Shenandoah Iowa and travels there. A J Mott ships household goods to Oklahoma for relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Rupley
Nehawka
L. G. Todd, Jr
Louisville
John Hart, Jr
Plattsmouth
Frank Curtiss
Fr. 1
Frans
C. W. Frans
Kenosha
Kh. Tm, Fitch
Cleo Applegate
Peru
State Normal
J. M. Bell
Tillie Briggs
Shenandoah
Iowa
Following the Flag Health Tip Ends in New Discovery Endorsement
Willis T. Morgan, retired U S A commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire recounts two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him healthy He calls it the best medicine in the world for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases guaranteed at F G Fricke Co druggists with a trial bottle offered free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
U.S.A
Concord
N. 11
F. G. Fricke & Co
Elmwood Notes Include Baby Named Coffee Visit Gossip
Elmwood whispers report a local woman named her baby Coffee for sleepless nights. Mrs L P Greenslate travels from Plattsmouth to Elmwood this week to visit friends. Mrs L Parmele and her children of Plattsmouth visit Elmwood relatives. A Boston firm advertises sermons at Meentseach. Our wife furnishes them to us for nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeho
Elmwood
L. P. Greenslate
Plattsmouth
L. Parmele
Boston
Meentseach
Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble Advised by Local Resident
Mr M F Burroughs of Slanton declares Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the best for bowel trouble after years of use with his family. He urges buying now to be prepared for summer emergencies. Sold by POG Prieke Co and A D Fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Burroughs
Slanton, Ltd
POG, Prieke & Co
A.D. Fried
Havelock News Notes Personnel Changes and Visits
Messenger Herman Smith of Nehawka visited with his uncle 8 D Smith and family. D A Lacey in the shops supply department is off due to an injured eye. George Goodman resigned from the shops last Saturday. Mrs and I went to Omaha earlier in the week. Miss Jessie Crost returned to Murray after visiting Mrs Gillman. HH B Kepner BK M inspector spent a few days in town. F G Howland left as general foreman for Havelock shops for Wymore. F J Rickart foreman of the paint shop left for Sheridan Wyo. D P Downs takes his place temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
Nehawka
D. Smith
D. A. Lacey
Geo. Goodman
Omaha
Jessie Crost
Murray
Havelock
F. G. Howland
Wymore
F. J. Rickart
Sheridan, Wye
Sheridan
P. Downs
Open Settlement for Crow Reservation Land Near Billings
The Crow Indian Reservation totaling 1 100 000 acres near Billings will open for settlement in June with registration from June 1 to 20 at Billings and Sheridan. Low excursion rates apply. About 35 000 acres will go under irrigation immediately under a government plan, and 100 000 acres can be irrigated from the Big Horn river. For details contact Burl ington agent W L Pickert OC B Q RR Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Indian Reservation
Billings
Sheridan
Big Horn
Burlington
W. L. Pickert
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Local Carpenter
Jacob Mason of 9 West Main Street suffered back pain and kidney issues for over a year. He used Doan's Kidney Pills from Gering & Co and reports a rapid improvement, highly recommending the remedy. Doan's is sold by all dealers with Forster Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bright
Plattsmouth
Jacob Mason
Carpenter
West Malin Street
Gering & Co's
Price Sv
Forster-Milburn Co
Uttalo
United States
Local notes from Syracuse and area events
Mrs Ed Betts and daughter visiting in Syracuse this week. Miss Carrie Adams of Plattamouth visiting mother. Wesley Walsh injured knee in a ball game last Friday and now uses crutch and cane. Farmers report cut worms damaging crops and replanting corn. Jester's cow disputed fishing rights and toppled the doctor. Mrs Geo Reitter and family left for Custer county visiting relatives. Brooklyn Pavilion Novelty Co failed here Monday but refunded fears to keep peace. Bert Dubuque joined for future shows at Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Ed. Betts
Syracuse
Carrie Adams
Plattamouth
Wesley Walsh
L. Jester
Local items and notices from Louisville Courier
Mrs. Will Holden returns to hospital after a critical operation months ago. A Kansas City judge sentences a habitual drunkard to drink himself to death prompting several Louisvians to travel by the Raw. Dr. Fulton visits Beatrice and takes Jno Spence’s bloodhound for months of criminal tracking. Gust Salisberg receives 88.20 accident insurance through Woodman for 48 days disability and 14 days partial disability. Prof. Gaines and family visit Kennard. he plans to work hay fields and recalls an arm injury from a mule. A sand-pit incident near Oreapolis and 75 pound oat fish drawn from the Missouri bed. Readers praise Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. sale by Fricke Co. and Fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fulton
Beatrice
C. W. Spence
Jno
Spence
Gust Salisberg
Woodman Accident Association
Courier
Oreapolis
Missouri River
Pretty Wedding at Wabash Town in Cass County
The Towle home in Wabash Nebraska hosted the May 31 Catholic ceremony for Miss Anna Towle and Mr. Jesse J T of Holdrege in front of over 100 guests. The bride and groom. both Cass county natives, were praised for social contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Towle
Wabash
Neb
Miss Anna
Jesse J. T
Holdrege
Hennessey
Cass County
J. K. Keithley
Syracuse
Carrie Bond
Mabel Murtey
Katherine Tool
Blanch Richards
Nora Rosencrans
Jerry McHugh
Miss Eunice Towle
Miss Cunningham
Keithley
Caulen
Dearie
Kummer
Love
Sloane
Father Hennessey
Manley
Balfour
King's Courier
Oscar Verne
Joseph Tighe
Hill
Northwestern Train Collision Kills Engineer at California Junction
Northwestern passenger train No. 11 from Omaha to St. Paul collided with a freight train six miles west of here at 9 45 tonight. Engineer J Murphy of Council Bluffs was pinned under the boiler and killed instantly. Fireman and postal clerk were lightly injured. The victim was brother in law of Mrs J C Lindeman of this city who, with her son Fred, left for Cornel Bluffs to comfort his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Missouri Valley
Northwestern
Omaha
St. Paul
California Junction
Here
J. Murphy
Cornel Bluffs
Murphy
J. C. Lindeman
Fred
Cornel Blulls
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Digestive Ailments
A Bennettsville DC resident claims Electric Bitters restored his wife to health after years of dyspepsia and liver trouble. The tonic is advertised as a remedy for chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder complaints, sold with guarantee by FG Fricke & Co. druggist at a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
FG. Fricke & Co
Questioning Bravery of a Bride Education in Pancakes
A sage asks where greater courage lies than a young woman marrying knowing she lacks cooking knowledge to make pancakes. The remark centers on marital commitment and self doubt in domestic skills.
Well Boy Gains From Peruna Treatment Says Grandfather
Midland Ohio man Caleb Conklin writes his grandson recovered from throat swelling pale today after Peruna and Dr Hartman treatment. He notes prior illnesses and heavy colds but the boy gained color appetite and fortitude after two bottles. Free medical advice offered by Dr S B Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Louisville Stone Company Aims to Start Local Quarry
The Louisville Courier reports a new enterprise, Louisville Stone Company, with T. & Parmele as president and G. A. Woods as secretary treasurer. Located on the Hoover farm south of town, a Missouri Pacific track will be built to service operations. Sandstone quarries 80 located on the farm will be opened, with machinery to saw stone into blocks for building. The project promises year round employment, beginning with the first stone used for a residence in Plattsmouth. Early removal allows shaping. exposure to air hardens the stone over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Stone Company
T. &. Parmele
G. AH. Woods
Hoover Farm
Missouri Pacific
Plattsmouth
Louisville Courier
Break a Cold in One or Two Days Says Remedy
The article claims a severe cold can be broken in one or two days with Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first symptoms. It describes initial signs like a dry loud cough watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. Sold by F.G. Fricke & Co. and A. T. Fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Fricke & Co
A. T. Fried
Mailbox Mischief Penalized for Takeouts at Post Office
Postal authorities in Washington set a penalty of 200 for persons removing mail from the office not their own and not returning it. The law requires people to inspect their mail and return any misdelivered items at once, including newspapers. The postmaster is not to bear sole responsibility for errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Remarkably Successful Phillips-Hewett Tour
Remark that Phillips-Hewett company, after leaving Decoration Day, toured Louisville and Weeping Water with excellent business. They perform in Elmwood tonight, featuring polished performers and honorable proprietors. Journal wishes continued prosperity to season’s end. Garden seed in bulk and field seeds available at Amesisen & Louck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips-Hewett Company
Louisville
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Asemissen & Louck’s
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J. ©. Smith
W. T. Smith
Plattsmouthy
L. Smith
Netawka
Salth
Near Murray
Munger
Flossie Fellows
Everett Ganitarium
T. W. Vallery
Claude Young
Ayers
Ayer
Brooklyn Pavillion Novelty Co
Palmyra
Bert Dubuque
Will Holden
Chamberlain
A.T. Fried
Anna Towle
and Jesse J. Hill
Pe-ru-na
Helen Dawson
Peruna
Mia
Snyder
Tex
Manalin
Caleb Conklin
Midland, Ohio
Poruna
Dr. Hartman
Cults No Ice
Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine
Ghattinnooga, Tenn
Cardu
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