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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
7
Abner counsels Howard Fulton facing trial and Mary Trumble's loyalty. Polo Baker reports Fulton’s hidden torment and a possible confession as Abner prays for a sign of conscience. Mary decides to attend meeting with Abner, hoping for divine guidance and renewed hope.
Frank Vallery of Murray advertises remaining horses for sale along with farm machinery. He invites interested buyers to contact him for details.
A roan mare with a full white face mane and tail is missing. Finder should contact D. C. Rhoden at their expense to claim a reward upon return of the mare.
Miss Ollie Reitter and John McMean of Lincoln visited relatives here. A nine and a half pound boy born to Floyd and Mrs Myers on Friday June 2. Howard Ankeny of Chicago visits at Judkins home. Abbie Judkins returns for summer vacation. Several relatives from Indiana Kansas and California visit local homes. Births include Reb eroy girl and Horne boy. the latter with father recovering from a broken leg in hospital.
F J Davis sold twenty head of fat cattle at ten twenty five per hundred last week. Misses Reine Jameson Irene Philpot left for Peru for summer school. Mrs D M Hoyt visited Oakland to see her daughter and family. C W Bish went to Denver on business and back via Gering to handle bank interests. Howard Kennedy returned to Minneapolis after visiting parents. Charley Fowler and family returned to Central City. C B Andrus back to duty after appendicitis. A A Johnson and granddaughters left for Colorado Springs for sightseeing. Mrs G B Mellinger and sons arrived from Scottsdale Pa for a month with Hitchman family and the upcoming wedding. Dave Foltz returned home after supervising barn construction and his wife followed shortly.
D. A. Hathaway visits from Dorchester with friends and relatives. Mrs. E. M. Smith recovers from heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royal of Lincoln spent Sunday with Chas. Graves and family. Ellis LaRue is taking the place of ...
Lova accompanied her as far as Union. Nehawka students enjoyed a pleasant dancing party at the auditorium last Friday evening with good attendance. University girls visited Miss Isadore Sheldon. Local baseball fans attended a fast game in Plattsmouth where Plattsmouth beat the Imperials of Council Bluffs 2 to 0, powered by Connors pitching a no hit game.
Elmwood Leader Echo records a parade of local figures visiting relatives in town and nearby cities. Arthur Box and wife of Wincton Nebr with Box family, Applegate troupe performers arrive here, Frank Gillett and Lloyd Delesdernier join as band and trainee. A. J. Box returns from Hastings after Masonic visit. Grandma Hollenbeck hosts relatives. funeral attendance for John McCaig noted. Paul Marshall’s trip to Peru. Miss Gladys Marshall to remain for summer schooling. Grandma Earnst gravely ill at 84 with nurse Miss Coleman from Lincoln. Wm Kunz and Julia Gustin back from Imperial trip. wheat prospects cited. L. W. Roettger attends Midland College trustee meeting at Atchison and college commencement. reports added faculty and planned building projects.
Mrs Anna Buckman of Nebraska City visits with her son Frank Buckman and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell of South Bend welcome a son born Tuesday June 6. Mrs E C Twiss recovering from Omaha hospital operation. Mrs F H Ossenkop joins sister Miss Rose Rathbun for summer in Louisville after Rathbun’s two peritonitis surgeries. Mrs Sarah Cutforth to Methodist Hospital in Omaha for eye treatment. E C Twiss accompanies her. Mr and Mrs Henry Sass visit with aunt Mrs Sarah Givens. Mr Sass a Cass County farmer. Harvey Marshall and Mrs Marshall from Arlington visit the Givens and H N Taylor. W D Williams of Eddyville visits Omaha after delivering stock and renews Courier subscription. Walter Stohlman, Martha Stohlman, and Mrs S C Keckler return from Ipswich South Dakota. road conditions force train return after car trouble on muddy roads.
Advertises pasture for livestock near Plattsmouth with blue grass shade and water. Inquiries to Howard Graves Plattsmouth or Murray exchange phone 1605. Classified notice style brief and actionable for buyers or renters.
Mrs. Clayton Rosencrans of Plattsmouth visited Friday afternoon. M. G. Kime and N. Klaurens traveled to Omaha on business and shipped stock to the market. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pollard returned from Pawnee City after a brief visit by auto. Miss Etta Swartz and Miss Cunningham returned to Peru after a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone of Elmwood visited Friday evening, with Stone driving a new Buick. Mrs. J. S. Hall and daughter Ruth of Plattsmouth, with Mrs. Nettie Kimmel of Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs. Herman Smith north of town. Mrs. Euxxema Chandler and children returned home to Falls City after an extended visit with Mrs. Reynolds.
A Toledo Ohio based medicine ad promises one hundred dollar reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood to clear mucous surfaces and strengthen constitution, urging readers to send for testimonials and to buy from local druggists.
District Judge Begley spent a few hours in the city today handling district court matters and inspecting a new home under construction in the northern section. He traveled by automobile and was delayed several hours by rain.
R L Propst is the agent for Glenwood Monument works and will call and show samples to anyone desiring items in this line. Call telephone 4012.
The K. S. society will host a social dance at the hall on West Locust street next Saturday evening. The public is cordially invited to attend as Plattsmouth archers tra provide the music.
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