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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
6
Advertisements fill Murray with bargains from A Hast and A L Baker while Elmer Baker’s shop in Plattsmouth invites shoppers to try J Heinze groceries. Local residents visit, fall ill, or travel between Murray Lincoln and Plattsmouth as Rosa Reed fights measles and Opha Baker recovers.
Union and Plattsmouth locals report visitors and illness, church services, and community events. Dr. Gilmore and James Brown receive nursing aid. Miss Ruth Beverage returns from Weeping Water. farm shipments to South Omaha occur. a barn dance at the Puls home draws 50 couples and Rex Young resigns rural mail.
The Cass County Medical Association held a combined business and social meeting in Union on the old settlers picnic grounds. About twelve physicians and their families attended led by Der Gilmore of Murray with Mrs Gilmore. The session concluded with sociability and a pleasant, profitable gathering.
Herman Smith found a lady's handbag with some change and other articles while driving to Plattsmouth Wednesday morning. Owner can recover by proving ownership and paying for this notice at the Journal office.
A man named Henry Creamer expresses gratitude to the M W A Accident Association for promptly settling his claim after being kicked by a horse a few weeks earlier. He notes the policy in the M W A Accident Association and states the settlement has been received.
Advert says Forest Rose flour is among the best grades on the market. Prospective buyers are urged to try a sack to judge its quality for themselves.
Dr Gilmore and his son Walker found an unusually complete scarecrow under a fruit tree in Jack Oaks. The figure, described as a buxom young lady, moved with the breeze as if waving. Walker notes the papa may have spoken to it.
Mrs. W. B. Smith of Murray departs for San Francisco to attend the National Sunday School convention as a delegate. She traveled from Omaha with Mr. Smith James Holmes and wife to Plattsmouth in their auto and will meet her father A. M. Holmes at Grand Island.
Albert Nickles from near Murray, G E Heebnee of Nehawka, Julius Pilz and W A Hardwock of Eagle visit Plattsmouth for business and social reasons. Dan Lynn and C F Heebner file for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. Nehawka visitors Boedeker and wife head home via Louisville. Several residents travel to Louisville and Elmwood for court and hotel business.
Richard Babe departs for Elliott with relatives while Miss Mabel Poisall visits Lincoln family. Omahan Mrs. Born and babe ride to St. Joseph's hospital. Miss Anna Sievers plans day with her mother there. John M. Kaffenberger and Heil family renew subscriptions. Meisinger and Skiles visit with harvest notes and local business.
Depositions of diverse witnesses are being taken at attorney Matthew Gering's office in McCullough vs McCullough in Kansas City Kansas. Asa McCullough, a former Murray area farmer, was previously divorced in district court. now Mrs McCullough seeks another block of property. Attendees include residents from Nehawka and Murray.
See the new line of ready made dresses for ladies and misses at Fanger's featuring latest styles and affordable prices. Create a concise, stylish option for everyday wear and special occasions with quality fabrics and fit.
Aue Hast announces intention to carry a full line of fresh pork and cooked specialties at all times. He asks people in and near Murray to support the business by buying meat products at the lowest possible prices.
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