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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
6
Dr. B E Morrow and wife with twin babies and mother Mrs William Morrow road from Seward for a visit with old Cass county friends. He runs a Seward hospital and has been successful in his profession. Mrs Morrow is an early county resident who looks forward to reunions with longtime friends.
The St Agnes society hosted an ice cream social at the K S hall on West Locust street. Attendees enjoyed ice cream cake and dancing with many city youths joining the event.
Mrs. W. S. Leete and Madame Leete hosted a charming pre-nuptial breakfast for Miss Janet Clement and her bridal party and St. Luke's choir. Festivities featured yellow and white decor, four course service, gifts from the Leete family, and needlework remembrance for twenty guests.
Petrograd reports yesterday’s front fighting in Galicia Volhynia and Bukowina yielded massive captures. The official statement says 1 general 1,649 officers and over 106,000 soldiers were taken with 124 guns 180 machine guns and 58 bomb throwers.
The Degree of Honor will hold a special session at the lodge rooms tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock to obligate new members. All members are requested to attend. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomsen, Chief of Honor.
Rev F M Druliner departed this afternoon for Adams Nebraska to attend the Tecumseh district Epworth League convention and deliver the convention sermon at the opening. A number of society members from this city will attend.
The T. J. Soko] society girls hiked from this city to Pacific Junction, rested there for a few hours, then returned home tired but pleased. Eight girls made the trip.
The fall festival committee charts two parades from August 31 to September 4. An automobile and floral parade on September 2 will feature exclusively decorated cars. A Labor Day parade on September 4 will include all city labor lines marching with floats by business houses and organizations.
Bruce A. Rosencrans and his bride returned home from their honeymoon last evening to their new house, The Acres, in the south part of the city. The couple receive congratulations from friends today. Rosy is at the courthouse handing out cigars on the joyful occasion.
Mr and Mrs P E Ruffner returned from Omaha where he had two weeks of treatment for a gland base of tongue ailment. He is greatly improved but not fully well and still recovering from the shock of his illness.
The Woodmen Circle lodge will hold a regular session tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the lodge rooms. All members are requested to attend.
New stock includes organdy and voile collars Venice trims and latest line at 50c to 1.00. Hand bags leather middy blouses ribbons house dresses 98c to 1.50. Bungalow aprons 50c to 1.00. Turkish towels 21x42 inches 43c per pair.
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