Eagle notes local visits and notable comings and goings
Betts brothers visit Atkinson while relatives travel for illness. Root siblings rush to Strait to aid their mother. Ed Gerhard expands farm with new barn and remodel. Longacre family visits from Lewistown and Farnum. Ernest Heebner dies after weeks ill. funeral plans pending. Dihel leaves for Portsmouth after three weeks with kin. Aunt Betsy Sumner returns from Lincoln sanitarium with Mrs. Miller. Swisher to lead Eagle school. seeks housing. Petersons deal with funeral message mix up. Henry Colbert mistakenly returns from university in Iowa. Wise neighbors unload Avery threshing engine for local use. Coutman and Gladys visit Colorado Springs and Wellington. two-week trip. Mrs. Bert Patrick’s remains to burial in Oakwood. she was former Mattie Miller. Roy and Margaret Griverson return from Montana homesteads. Floy Canaday also secures 320 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Betts
Atkinson
Nebraska
E.P. Betts
L. E
J. W. Root
Strait
Neh
Ed Gerhard
S. W. Longacre
Lewistown
Nel
Farnum
Neb
C. H. Lonenacre
Ernest Heebner
Pome
Fred Dihel
Portsmouth
N. H
Eagle
Fred
U. S. Naval Hospital
Betsy Sumner
Lincoln Sanitarium
Miller
W. J. Swisher
Bennet
Swisher
Henry Colbert
State University
Folten
Iowa
Wise Boys
Avery
Ergmne
William Contman
Canechter
Gladys
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roy
Margaret Grverson
Montana
Floy Canaday
Mr. Giberson
Local residents visit kin and attend funerals across towns
The town reports visits by multiple residents including J. S. Whitmore and wife from Newport, Pa, G. W. Cheney’s funeral in Carden City, Mo, and Rev. W. A. Taylor called to Wabash for Robert Lawton's funeral. I. R. Upton improves after rheumatism, and Uncle Thomas Crozier receives a warm hometown welcome in Plattsmouth. The editor’s family arrives from Clarks en route to Minnesota, camping near O. Sandberg’s garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BG. Banning
Hollis
Lincoln
James Lewis
Carden City
G. W. Cheney
Frank Sheldon
Nehawka
Omaha
J. S. Whitmore
Newport
Ai Tein Chalfant
W. A. Taylor
Wabash
Robert Lawton
T. M. Patterson
Plattsmouth
J. M. Patterson
Florence Ruby
California
Thomas Crozier
Weeping Water
Thomas
Louisville Courier Local News Roundup
Local items include visits from C W Spence and Grandfather Anderson, a new Maxwell car owned by Postmaster Ossernkop, a rumored Louisville wedding, a house rental on Cherry street, births announced, and updates on Philip Suttor and Smiter health. Travel notes mention Jerry Stevenson driving from Houston, Texas amid crop damage in Oklahoma and Kansas due to heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Spence
Havelock
Anderson
Nebraska
Wiliam
F. H. Ossernkop
Maxwell
Philpot
Weeping Water
Louisville
Cherry Street
Jack Parmele
Platt
T. E. Parmelo
Ralph Clifford
Courier
W. Ball
C. G. Clifford
Philip Suttor
Dewitt
Smiter
Fred Stohlman
Omaha
Oklahoma
Kansas
Born to Mad-dox and Wiles families and local hires
Weeping Water notes births of a son to Mr and Mrs C L Maddox west of town on June 3 and a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Wiles northeast of town born in June 1915. Frank Domingo started as bookkeeper at City National Bank Monday. Fred Colbert and wife plan to return from Chicago for a summer vacation here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Maddox
Earl Wiles
Frank Domingo
City National Bank
Fred Colbert
Chicago
Local Town Moves and Visits Highlight Week
C B Balentine sold his northeast residence to Mrs Duckworth early this week. H L Thomas visited Omaha over Sunday with his wife seeking hospital treatment. J M Palmer started a new residence improving the northwest area. Mrs Carroll Quinton of Plattsmouth arrived Wednesday for a visit with sister in law Mrs J H Palmer. Mrs H L Thomas returned Monday from Omaha much improved. Mrs Van Orsden, guest at George C Sheldon home, returned to Omaha Wednesday. Miss Isadore Sheldon hosted about twenty university friends at her home Monday for social entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Balentine
Omaha
van Orsden
George C. Sheldon
Isadore Sheldon
Town Visitors and Local Notes From Our Area
L and Todd of Three Groves visited town yesterday. Englich attends the sick bed of her sister Mrs. Ware. Dr. Mercer consulted with Dr. Livingston last week. Thad Adams couple called at the Herald office Saturday. Fahy, brother in law of M Titsrerald, has stayed a week. Martindale county superintendent called Wednesday. Andy McLaughlin went to Lincoln to swear about the McBride Business. Frunte of Union Mills renewed his subscription. Ed Ruffner’s new house looks handsome from Main Street corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ruffner
Collins Oil rep, Ray Preston, new representative
Ray Preston accepted the position as representative of Collins Oil Company replacing the resigned L. B. Cunningham. J F Hoover shipped a car of hogs to Nebraska City market on Saturday and another Tuesday. Oliver Walt of St Paul, Minn visited his parents and relatives in town. John Eldenmiller and Mollie Eidenmiller visited Union from William Mueller’s home. A baby girl named Lorrie Tina Kunz was born to Louie and wife Monday at 8 am weighing nine pounds. Robert Bickett, aged four, broke his left arm after falling from a feed rack in the lot. Robert Lawton, 61, died Tuesday in Wabash after tuberculosis. Funeral was held at Wabash Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Preston
Collins’ Oil Company
L. B. Cunningham
J. F. Hoover
Nebraska City
Oliver Walt
St. Paul
Lincoln
E. C. Burke
John Eldenmiller
Misa Mollie Eidenmiller
Union
William Mueller
John
Miss Enlenmiller
Louie Kunz
Lorrie Tina Kunz
Robert
John Bickett
Robert Lawton
Wabash
Wabash Baptist Church
Lawtons
Nebraska
Virginia
Ramseys and Wilson Promote Louiseville Chronicle Subscriptions
Gb. S. Ramsey and A. T. Wilson of the Louiseville Chronicle were in town Instweek netting subscribers for that paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gb. S. Ramsey
A. T. Wilson
The
Louiseville Chronicle
Portrait Hope For Cedar Creek Mayor In Third Term Robe
Foreman Will and deputy Josh report Cedar Creek and Louisville outings with high praise for better times. Frank Stadter will paint a full size portrait of the new mayor in a third term robe. Councilmen Waymen and Johnson will frame it for display over the official chair of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Josh
Cedar Creek
Louisville
Frank Stadter
Waymen
Johnson
Grant
Strayed or stolen heifer calf seeks owner reward offer
Four month old heifer calf with a white forehead streak is missing for several days. Anyone with information should contact Mike Lutz to claim a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lutz
Paper and Office Supply Lines at the Journal Office
Readers are directed to the Journal office for the full paper and office supply line. The note emphasizes that most items in the paper line are available there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Fine gray stallion spotted in town linked to A M Holmes
A gray stallion observed on the street is identified as belonging to A M Holmes of Rock Brook. The five year old horse, half Norman and English Coach, weighs 1500 pounds, with strong bone and movement, viewed as a promising breed improvement for local stock. Separately, grading for new machine shops is nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Holmes
Rock Brof
Town works plan adds large brick machine shop and tank
The site near Wintersteen hill is chosen for a large brick machine shop 160 by 45 feet with stone foundation and a huge water tank atop to supply all works below and the town if needed. The old mill and other buildings will be removed and permanent improvements are planned for town and railroad use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Wintersteen’s
Edgerton
Savage
Deranged Kinsey dragged to asylum after depot attack
The report recounts Kinsey's escape and attack on Scotty the night watchman with a chair, the chair breaking, and Kinsey's subsequent violent behavior at the asylum. It notes a railroad strike and frontier tension as homesteaders travel home amid unrest near Red Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kinsey
Scotty
Latham
Lincoln
Asylum
Court adjourns with lists of local jurors and attending attorneys
Among the attorneys present at this term of court are Mayor Tom Stevenson Nebraska City Hon T M Marquette in and off like a flash as usual T B Wilson of Asiland Mr Hart of Council Bluffs and Hon F Gaylord of Omaha Covell of Nebraska City Foxworthy of Lincoln. The jurors are Petit W W Carroll Conrad Meisinger C A Bouton Lewis Foltz W T Cannon J W Shannon A P Cox James Pettee W S Atherton W H Newell Benjamin Albin Asa Core Sanford Idyl W J Monroe H L Clapp J H Buttery J A MacMurphy N Jean G W Thomas Sylvester Johnson W H Hobson H W Gilbert Grand Jury J C Cummins J P Young Henry Streight Andrew Taylor C B Bouhs Jacob Vallery sr G W Shrader Frank Stander D M Ramsey J D Bailey A W White RK A Ashman James Root H H Timm Samuel Smith J W Van Buskirk P Moore Jas W Thomas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stevenson
Nebraska City
T. M. Marquette
T. B. Wilson
Asiland
Mr. Hart
Council Bluffs
F. Gaylord
Omaha
Covell
Neraska City
Foxworthy
Lincoln
Petit
W. W. Carrol
Conrad Meisinger
C. A. Bouton
Lewis Foltz
W. T. Cannon
J. W. Shannon
A. P. Cox
James Pettee
W. S. Atherton
W. H. Newell
Benjamin Albin
Asa Core
Sanford Idyl
W. J. Monroe
H. L. Clapp
J. H. Buttery
J. A. MacMurphy
N. Jean
G. W. Thomas
Sylvester Johnson
W. H. Hobson
H. W. Gilbert
Grand Jury
J. C. Cummins
J. P. Young
Henry Streight
Andrew Taylor
C. B. Bouhs
Jacob Vallery, Sr
G. W. Shrader
Frank Stander
D. M. Ramsey
J. D. Bailey
A. W. White
RK. A. Ashman
James Root
H. H. Timm
Samuel Smith
J. W. van Buskirk
P. Moore
Jas. W. Thomas
Omaha Couple Mar Ried at the Home of William Budig
Morse Rivers and Letta Anna Myers of Omaha were married at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening at the Wintersteen Hill home of Mr. and Mrs. William Budig. Rev. J. H. Steger officiated. Witnesses included Mrs. Clark, a friend from Omaha. The couple plan to reside in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Budig
Wintersteen Hill
Morse Rivers
Letta Anna Myers
Omaha
J. H. Steger
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Clark
No. 14
Budig
Peter Madsen Returns From Northwest Trip
Peter Madsen arrives home after a month long visit to the Pacific northwest. He traveled through mountains and along the coast visiting Spokane and Red Lodge and enjoying the country and its cities. He found his sons Henry and Emil in good health and content with their new surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Madsen
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Washington
Emil
Commonwealth
Sell your property by an ad in The Journal
A historical notice invites readers to place property sale advertisements in The Journal. It highlights affordable rates and quick publication, noting ad spaces available for homes, lands, and other real estate with contact options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Notice to Creditors Estate of John M Meisinger Sr
In Cass County Nebraska hearings will be held on claims against the estate of John M Meisinger Sr. before County Judge Allen J Beeson at the Cass County Court in Plattsmouth on June 29 1915 and December 29 1915 at 1 p m for examination adjustment and allowance. All claims must be filed by the last filing hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Meisinger
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Allen J. Beeson
Midwheart Amusement Company Articles of Incorporation
Know all men by these presents the Midpwheast Ameseement Comepans form a Nebraska corporation to transact amusement business. Fredadeper Thar and J C Petersen sign as incorporators with two directors, stock details, board powers, and officer structure. The document notes stock, indebtedness limits, and date of incorporation February 1915, Cass County Nebr. The officers and directors will govern per by laws and state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stingee
Fr Petersen
Neburaeka
Ne Traska
Sthey Dem
Cumiany
Nenraele
Fredadeper
Jared
Cape
Campene Whall
Benniipet
Weber
Wyne
Stavelholders
Ehures
Firth
Shell Oceania
Blzrh
Etork
Board of Pipe
Nebrucka
Selreeters
Nebranks
Whiertelier
Board of Jureeter
Borten Menor
Warner
Irivertere
Twaethirdt
Vinw
Sd Noteverthr
Stias Teetel
Ourteenth
Sulejwet
Popitel Etek
Midtwert Amusement Company
Teleon
Stlnes
Phattismuth
Melene JC Petersen
Piattamonth
Neter
Nebraska
Cass
A. T
Notary
Dais Einitenent
Teneal Asad
Lineat
Persil Ygg
Ted Olver de Tau
T. M. Slilses
J. C D Mteheed, Jr
A. Lawl
Estate of David Stettler legal notice
In Cattor County of asese the matter of the Estate of David Stettler a notice to interested parties states that on the seventh day of June 1915 a county court review petition seeks final administration settlement and distribution to the rightful heirs. A hearing is set to determine the petition and terms. Allen J Trickson County Judge signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Asese
David Stettler
Peraons
Matteouth
End
Petifian
Sald Pettuirn
A. P
Allen J Trickson
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Ralph Sturm
Gertrude
J. F. Hedges
J. M. Eads
Mynard
Mr. Eads
Liberty LL. B
Clarks
Minnesota
O. Sandberg
Louisville. Courier
Weeping
Republican
Nehawka. News
Elmw
Echo
L. &. Todd
Three Groves
Miss Englich
Mrs. Ware
Thad Adams
Herald Office
P. Fahy
M. Titsrerald
D. D. Martindale
Andy McLaughlin
McBride
John Frunte
Union Mills
Rock Bluffs
Lone Stars
Dresden
Scott Hale
Upmire
A. Lacy
Phillipps
Miss Shelton
Miss Ruby
Miss Butterfield
Mrs. Gardner
Big Rapids
Mich
Thompson
Saunders House
Dodge
Old Gregory
Frank Gregory
Frank
Marshal Murphy
Gass
Chambers
Sam Chapman
Supreme Court
the Herald
Red Cloud
Gering & Co
State OF
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Petty & Company
Denham Building
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