Miss Fetzer Bride-to-Be Honored at Falter Home
Miss Charlotte Fetzer’s wedding to Mr. J. M. Patterson is soon. Lucille Gass Elizabeth Falter and Kathryn Windham hosted a four course luncheon at Miss Falter’s home with Rambler roses. Vocal numbers by Catherine Dovey accompanied guests including Misses Ellen Pollock Stella Blake Racine WI Tone Dovey and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gass
Elizabeth Falter
Kathryn Windham
Miss Falter
Charlotte Fetz
J. M. Patterson
Fuller
Catherine Dovey
Helen Gass
Janet Patterson
Ellen Pollock
Charlotte Fetzer
Helen Dovey
Stella Blake
Racine
Wisconsin
Tone Dovey
Madeline Minor
Vesta Douglass
Marie Donnelly
Gretchen Donnelly
Emma Falter
Gertrude Morgan
Picnic Party Enjoy Outing on the Missouri Banks
Yesterday several young ladies from the city spent a hot afternoon along the Missouri river shaded by the bank. They carried lunch baskets and a camera, headed to the Burlington bridge, enjoyed lunch, and returned home pleased. Participants included Violet Freese Pere riz Kate York Gertrude Hill and Almia Speek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Burlington Bridge
Violet Freese
Pereriz
Kate York
Gertrude Hill
Almia Speek
Card of Thanks for Brother's Ulness and Death
I thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the Ulness and death of my dear brother and for the beautiful mowers. Mrs. Mattie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Williams
Det. Thomas' Eclectic Oil for Cuts and Burns
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Det Thomas Eclectic Oil for cuts burns and bruises. Should be kept in every home priced 25e and 50¢ in newspapers of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
Thomas
Plattsmouth Commissioners Settle July 2 1914 Proceedings
Cass County Board meets in Plattsmouth to approve general fund claims for salaries and expenses including Foster Manspeaker Jordan Libershal and others. They authorize bridge and road work payments, confirm depository changes for Elmwood bank closure, and adjourn to June 15 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platismouth
Mary FE. Foster
Bh. Manspeaker
Julius A. Pitt
Patterson
Ollie
Hans Servers
Coco Frank J. Libershal
Ranning
Petia
Martsmouth
Reystone Supply Co
J. L. Burresws
Bartlett
Klopp Printing Co
Minford
Stave Creek
J. W. Brendel
Avoca
Bells
Tiplom
Eorgee W.snyder
Platismonuth
CIM
Goa
Sh. Appleman
Ing Greenwon
Precinet
J. W. Tloner
MG. S. Smith
Rock Bluffs
W. Oa. Heneger
Mr. Pleasant
J. T. Crogier
Weeping Water City
J. W. Hruhga
BE. Pearling
Salt Creek
KE. L. Jones
P. E. Ruffner
Plattsmouth
A. DD
Despain
Leo J. W. Sage
Horseal Poor Farm
John Bauer
Nelson Jean & Go
Whibtatrugie
Geo W. Vess
Michael Wild
Rebecca Watson
Michael Hild
C. W. Baylor & Co
Court Boubo
Sieur Setelle
J. S. Woerlman
South Bend Precinct
J. W. Keil
Ae FF. Seybert
Fundator Wa Keil
Nolting
Same
Dyoeew
Nidav
Leffler
Bres
W. Fisher
Bridge Work
Trey EL. Davis
Farmers Lumber
Goal & Inplement
Creoree W. Voss Co
W. Co. Boucher
Waller Beers
C. Butler
Hick
AD Nets
Math Sulser
Julius A. Pitz
R. Lo
Wk. Spehn
J. C. Lomever
R. Win
TH. Rush
R. D
R. D. KF
Buckman
A. A. Wallinger
R. Scrapers
George F. Ohlerking
Board of County Commissioners
C. L. Stull
First National Bank of
Elmwood
Neb
Braska
J. Adams
Spain
Alex Jones
Frank N. Nichols
Bridge Park
Heebner
Commissioners' District No
Ancust Krecklow
Saline
A. F. Sevbert
Sacha Teanes
Charles Sutton
R. Rsv
W. C. Roueher
Ff. Oehlerking
G. W. Leach
R. D. WD
Hedis Lee Arnett
Taylor
Julius Pilz
Filbridge
Platte River Road
T. Richards
Cass County
Elmwoood State Bank
Elrmwood
Nebraska
Board of
County Commissioners
Lincoln Bonding and Surety Company
Masons Plan State Orphanage With 10000 Appropriation
At the Nebraska grand lodge session the Masons decided to build a state orphanage in cooperation with the Eastern Star. The judge authorized a net sum exceeding 10000 dollars for the project. They seek a location in or near Plattsmouth with suitable land and a larger site than the current gallery home on the Nebraska Masonic Home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the
Nebraska Masons
Qunntra
Loden
Eastern Star
Judee
Nebraska
Platstoonith
Shamrocks to clash with Red Sox in Plattsmouth game
Plattsmouth fans will see the Shamrocks visit next Sunday to face the Red Sox. Veteran catcher Yost and a strong lineup headline the effort, with manager Johnson promising the crowd a money worth performance. Local sponsors K M Armours John Deere Plow Co and A O Ull will back the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Shamrocks
Red Sox
Cood
Yost
Piattsmouth
Johnson
Armours
John Deere
A. O. UL
Wes
Hand Bag Lost Between Vine Street and Chicago Avenue
Lady’s black hand bag missing last Sunday evening between Vine street and the upper end of Chicago avenue. It contains about 41 dollars in cash, a pair of amethyst rosary heads, and various other articles. Finder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Chicago Avenue
Beware of Mercury In Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Public health notice warns against catarrh treatments containing mercury. It cautions such preparations damage senses and the body when applied to mucous surfaces, urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Wall’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co claims no mercury and is taken internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Toyine Mall
BF. J Chemr & Co
T.ke Hal
Journal Bib Booster Contest Rules Describe Prizes and Voting
The Daily and Semi Weekly Journal outlines a two district, white candidate contest with prizes including an Overland Touring Car and a Schmoller Mueller Piano. Voting uses coupon votes and payments, with rules on eligibility, district prizes, commissions, and contest integrity.
PrizesOutlined for Campaign Contenders in Plattsmouth
The contest awards an Overland five passenger touring car to the top vote-getter and a $1000 piano to the second. District prizes include a diamond ring for district leaders, a $30 store merchandise order for second, and a gold watch for the grand prize third place. A 10 percent cash commission is promised to all active entrants who do not win any prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmolley & Mueller
J. W. Cralill
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Elgin
Waltham
Triner’s Health Elixir and Liniment Endorsements
An ad promotes Triner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine as aiding appetite digestion and cleansing the body for health. It claims relief for stomach and bowel issues and constipation and lists the Triner medicine as a worthy remedy available at drug stores from manufacturer Jos. Triner in Chicago. It also advertises Triner’s Liniment to relieve muscle, joint, chest, and back pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triner
Jos
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Big Basket Meeting at Bates Farm Near Nehawka
A basket meeting is set for Sunday June 24 at the Charles Bates farm two miles north of Nehawka and two miles south of Otterbein U E church. Preaching at 1050 am and 2 pm with a baptismal service in the afternoon. Rey M O McLaughlin York College president will preach. Bring dinner and spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bates
Nehawka
Otterbein U. E
Rey
M. O. McLaughlin
York College
J. F. Sledges
Dean's Regulats Sold For Bilious Attacks
A short advert notes Dean's Regulats for bilious attacks priced at 250 and available at all stores. It suggests relief for heaviness after dinner and a bitter taste with a pale complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dance at the German Home Next Saturday Night
The best music and order will be in evidence at the dance at the German Home on next Saturday night. The public is cordially invited to be present.
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. Zucker
Miss Fetzer
Jean
John Chapman
Robert Windham
A.G. Rawls
Wayne Dickson
Ella Windhan
Missouri
E. G. Dovey & Son
Frank J. Libershal
Masons
Schmoller & Mueller
Jedgver
E. R. Tarry
Omaha
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