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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
7
Our trimmer leaves on Tuesday June 13 and hats for ladies and children are offered at very low prices. High grade handmade hats will be sold for less than half their value to clear stock. Fine fabrics and linens are deeply discounted with laces curtains and summer textiles also reduced.
The clerk of the district court of Guss county Nebraska issues a public sale by foreclosure on June 17 1905 at 1 PM to satisfy a judgment in favor of Nebraska State Building Warden and against Nettie B Reed and Harry J Rett. Property described spans across sections and townships in Cross County and Weeping Water with multiple tracts including parts of the southeast quarter and northwest quarter, a Reed Addition parcel, and a lot in Weeping Water. Sale at the south front of the courthouse.
Public sale by the Cass County Nebraska district court clerk under foreclos ure decree against Nebraska State Building and Loan Association, Fred P Heed and Elizabeth N Reed. Auction at the courthouse front door in Weeping Water on June 17 1905 at 1 PM for Lot one block fifty six in Weeping Water. Also another Cass County sale at Plattsmouth courthouse June 17 1905 at 1 PM of West three fourths of lot eleven all of lot eighteen West Greenwood addition to Greenwood Cass County Nebraska to satisfy a Montgomery judgment. Both listings name Mattie Pinnie and defendants. proceeds to cash bidder to satisfy court costs.
Work proceeds rapidly on the new Lowe waiter gas plant by Nebraska Lighting Company. The main tank north of the power house will hold 210000 gallons of water and 25000 cubic feet of gas. 2400 feet of 1 inch pipe laid underground at four and a half feet depth runs from tank to Main Street and to Sixth Street, with branches possible as demand grows. The company aims to supply business houses with gas by August 1.
The Salve ThatPenetrates claims to subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and all skin diseases. It is described as a specific for piles and is sold by Fricke and Gering with DeWitt & Co. as the maker.
A couple wed in Auburn last week with the groom winning a Dollarbride, claimed as Ada Dollarbride. The piece humorously notes the Dollarbride as a keepsake and hints at paid circulation and paint sales by F.G. Frica & Co.
Superintendent Wortman apportioned 8371.62 from state land rents sales and licenses among Nebraska districts. One fourth fund split equally yields 321.03 per district while the three fourth fund is prorated by pupil counts giving about 85 cents per pupil. Plattsmouth leads with 1542.78, Weeping Water 420.68 and Louisville 290.88. district 30 near Cedar Creek receives 54.65. Lincoln News notes Cass county politics with Teegar and Clapp opening headquarters and criticism of Pollard selecting a chairman from the same county as the candidate.
C F Collier of Cherokee, Ind reports severe kidney disease with backache, headache, and depression. After using Electric Bitters he was cured and restored to health. The druggists F G Fricke & Co guarantee the 50 cent tonic.
Five pedigreed Duroc Jersey boars offered for sale. Contact Fp Fitzgerald for details and inquiries.
W. F. Gillespie a Omaha passer by last Friday and Frank Marler on business Saturday. Supper in M W A hall Friday June 16. Wilbur Cole family visited W B Porter Sunday. Charles Gester and Teresa Marler Mynard visitors Wednesday. Mrs Clem Whitehead with Minnie Stokes last week. Sterling Emens of Weeping Water Mynard visitor Sunday evening. Bertha Seybolt of Murray with Nora Henton Sunday. Maude Propst left for York to attend summer school. Mrs Ed Mann of Plattsmouth visiting A L Cox this week. Marler and Ley Plattsmouth visitors Saturday evening. Silas Long and Fred Warren at W H Stokes last week. Minnie Stokes with Elsie and Roy Murray visitors Sunday. Wedding invitations issued for Earl V Cole and Katherine Perry to be held June 28 1905 at the bride’s home.
A Maryland man's account links consumption to torments and credits Dr King's New Discovery with a quick cure after failed medicines. The ad touts relief for coughs and bronchitis and claims it prevents pneumonia, offered at F. G. Fricke & Co. for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free.
Pasture to Let on the R. M. Cole place one mile southeast of Mynard. Rates: 1.25 per month for horses and 1.00 per month for cows. Enquire of J. W. Lowther. Plenty of good water.
Greenwood reports Miss Mable Conn receives a fine new piano from her father. Attendees include Craig at the state funeral directors meeting in Omaha. Watson Howard travels to Fort Collins with Gust McNurlin to inspect land. Dr. Miller and wife depart for Kansas for about ten days. Swanback attends South Omaha graduation on the 2nd. John Mefford sustains injury fracturing an arm and hand. Adda Laughlin visits from Lincoln. Mrs. Fels attends Lincoln graduation. Georgia graduates and studies at Wesleyan. Mrs. Will Kelly recovers from illness. bank project with new store room and bath plans. J. W. Carnes buys a new double carriage. Mrs. Laughlin returns from Murray. Rallings family visit in Lincoln. Gairn visiting Murray. birth announced for Joseph Kyles. Wilson at the capital. Mrs. Gillem and daughter head to Cambridge then Denver for summer. E B Craig visits Omaha with her daughter.
At Miss Alina Guos funeral in Plattsmouth Chas Chassenp and Conrad Schlater, strangers until now, discovered they both hailed from the same German town. Schlater has 40 years in Cass county and 10 in Plattsmouth. Classett twenty years in Martsmouth. Their chance talk sparked a warm, future friendship as they recalled childhood scenes in the Fatherland.
Mrs. Julia A. Lloyd died at her home in town Wednesday morning. Born March 1 1850 in Schuyler county Missouri she married Lee T. Lloyd in 1874 near Murray. She leaves husband six children and is survived by relatives in Lincoln Plattsmouth Havelock and other areas. Funeral at Christian church Saturday 10 30 a m with Eastern Star services at Oak Hill cemetery.
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