Union Ledger: Local visits and travels noted
Frank Finkle journeyed to Omaha on business last Saturday evening. Mrs. W. F. Tracy of Pawnee City arrived Wednesday for a visit with Union friends. Dr. W. Foster left yesterday for Cincinnati to spend about two weeks visiting relatives. Arthur Anderson departed for Randolph Neb to spend the summer with his brother. Frank Straight of Hamburg Ill visited with his sister near here and returned Monday. J. F. Bain of Tonkawa Okla visited relatives and went to Hamburg Town Monday. Mrs. W. B. Paddleford of Elmwood stopped here Monday then visited Wm. Mueller and family. Ed True of Coleridge spent several days here then returned home. Joe Banning welcomed a new daughter born early Saturday morning. Geo. Burris of Bloomfield visited Union friends and returned Monday. Rev. W. A. Taylor, Charles Hoback, and L. Graves went to Kenosha for the funeral of Mrs. Gustina Nix. Chas. E. B. Allen of Eagle traveled with his mother and Miss Pearl Morgan toward Canada from Omaha Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Finkle
Omaha
W. F. Tracy
Pawnee City
Dr. W. Foster
Cincinnati
Arthur Anderson
Randolph
Neb
Charles Anderson
Frank Straight
Hamburg
John McCarroll
J. F. Bain
Tonkawa
Okla
Ed Young
W. BE. Paddleford
Elmwood
Wm. Muellers
Fed
True
Coleridge
Joe Banning
Geo. Burris
Bloomfield
W. A. Taylor
Charles Hoback
L. Graves
Kenosha
Gustina Nix
Rev. Taylor
Beacons and Bellwethers in Eagle Community
Grandpa McKay rests at daughter Mrs. A. E. Stall in Lincoln with serious illness. Mrs. Case Blanchard and child visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ketillut in Eagle. Henry Welenkamp buys a 30hp Buick from Frank Lanning. Mrs. Wm. Christopherson remains seriously ill after surgery. Mrs. H. Hudson regains outdoor activity with crutches. Jake Frohlich acquires 80 acres from Bobbitt farm for $110 per acre. McDonald buys Henry Prockman farm of 210 acres for $95 per acre. Fourth of July celebration plans in Eagle speed ahead with local business support. Tom Allen returns from navy training to visit family before joining the Philadelphia bound for China on June 19. New dynamo and wiring bring Eagle electric light closer to turning on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa McKay
A. E. Stall
Lincoln
A. L. McDonald
Jake Frohlich
Bobbitt
Eagle
Consideration
Mr. McDonald
Henry Prockman
Tom Allen
Navy
Great, Lakes
Naval Training School
J.D. Allen
Helay
San Francisco
U. S
Philadelphia
China
Local Notes on Births Visits and Travel in Plattsmouth
Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Garrison a son with standard weight. Mrs Harry D Rees travels to La Grete for her son Donald's graduation. Tom Wiles visited Lincoln to see Mrs Wiles who is receiving treatment. Mrs A B Calkin and Irene York visit J W Ruben's family southwest of town. Dr J B Hungate to attend American Medical Association in Minneapolis June 16. Mrs J C Lebioan recovering slowly at home. Pollock Leblater Sebneider Wescott travel to promote better Plattsmouth train service. Mrs John Murphy leaves for Plainville Kansas for a week with brother W P Hayes. Patrick Hayes to accompany her home. Leone Gone and family of McGook Nebr visit with Misses Bates in town. Gone, a postmaster, on program for a Lincoln postmasters convention address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Garrison
Harry D. Rees
Donald
Tom Wiles
Lincoln
Wiles
A. B. Calkin
Little Irene
York
J. W. Ruben
J. B. Hungate
Minneapolis
American Medical Association
J. CG. Lebioan
Crulebes
H. A Sebneider
H. Wescott
Plattsmouth
Pollock
Wabash
Elmwood
Eagle
John Murphy
Plainville
Kas
W. P. Hayes
Patrick Hayes
Want Ad Promise in the Journal
A want ad in the Journal promises to bring the reader exactly what they seek. Classified lines offer buyers and sellers a direct path to contact, posting preferences, prices, and locations for quick, practical results.
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Journal
Local notes from Louisville area residents and visitors
Courier items list numerous family moves and visits including Frank Stander’s children with chickenpox. Parmelo’s return from California. Patrick Mortimer relocating Omaha to Louisville. Mrs Moonlimer formerly Katie Whitford after fifteen years here. J M Vanderpool moving from Omaha to occupy rooms above Blake McCart drug store. Willllepower buys a 16 horsepower Reeves traction engine. Mrs Henry Lehnhof visiting from Lincoln. Attorney E B Pettis and wife of Lincoln visit Amos Keiser’s. Ruth Barnhart and Madge Mapes’ departures for Cheyenne. J F F Hoover cattle market activity. John Weithel and harvest prospects near Alvo. Bennett farm notes and expected heavy yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mortimer
Omaha
Lowisville
Henry Lehnhof
Linceely
BE. F. Pettis
Lincoln
Amos Keiser
Kenesaw, Neb
Ruth Barnhart
Madge Mapes
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miss Apes
Nebraska
J. FF. Hoover
South Omaha
John Watchel
Alvo
Weithel
Rehoolllee
John
Elmwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Elmwood residents report visits from South Bend guests Opal Dettan and Thia Peary with Mr and Mrs Jeary at Greenwood. Kenesaw’s Katie Smith spent time with local friends. Kil Worley and family from Lincoln joined at Mr Worley’s parents home. Sir Saxton harvested a heavy first alfalfa crop, and humor hints at former pastor A Ay Hicknall returning to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Dettan
Thia Peary
Mrs. Jeary
Greenwood
Katie Smith
Kenesaw
Elmwood
Kil Worley
Lincoln
Mr. Worley
George W. Worley
Saxton
Mr. Saxton
A. Ay Hicknall
Cheistiiy
Local notes of births visits and community chatter
A Sunday column records a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose and notes visitors from Mexico Missouri, a new separator for Herman Stoll, alfalfa crossing ideas, locust chatter, funeral attendance for Mrs. Knapton, road improvements by the Commercial club, and a birthday celebration for D. D. Adams with relatives from Colorado joining the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rose
Rose
Georgia Tiler
Mildred
Rose Tilger
Mexico
Humphrey
Herman Stoll
Shake Off Your Rheumatism With Chamberlain Liniment
Advertisement urging readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains. Promotes a twenty five cent bottle sold by all dealers.
Three Men Arraigned in Louisville Assault and Theft Case
Three men Walter Carter Roy Wilson and Jairge Carter were arraigned in Justice Archer's court for assault on Albert Anderson and stealing 828 in Louisville Saturday night. Marshal Sevbert captured them with County Attorney Taylor filing the complaint. Court bound them over to the district court in 6000 bail. they remain jailed until the next jurors’ assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Archers Court
Albert Anderson
Louisville
Walter Carter
Roy Wilson
Jairge Carter
Marshal Sevbert
Taylor
Oence
Anderson
Justice Archer
Earl
Big Advertisement For the City of Plattsmouth
The Daily notes a large sign on the rear grand stand at Booster Park advertising Plattsmouth Nebraska population 6000 home of the Burlington shops. The sign replaces a club sign torn down after controversy by the Cusack Company of Chicago and adopted by the city and baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Aland
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Burlington Shops
Cusack Company of
Chicago
Stork Delivers New Borns in Local Homes
Saturday the stork brought a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Crist and a son to the John Iverson home. Both mothers and babies are reported doing well and fathers are back at work, with the town abuzz over the two new additions.
Young Men Urgently Sought for Forest Service Jobs
Shortage of eligible applicants prompts a special examination July for forest and field clerks and stenographers. Post offices will host exams. qualified candidates in this district may certify for Montana and Wyoming positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Montana
Wventing
Wyoming
Miss Marie Spice Improves After Eye Operation
Miss Marie Spice, who reached the Methodist hospital in Omaha, is reported doing nicely while recovering from an operation on her eyes. Friends are delighted by her progress and hope for an early return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spice
Methodis
Omaha
Forest Use Four Flour Sets Market Benchmark
A claim that Forest Use Four is the top flour on the market. It is described as cold by all dealers, asserting widespread adoption and superiority.
Home Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills by Plattsmouth Resident
A Plattsmouth resident Louis Kroeller testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain kidney weakness and fatigue after a year of discomfort. He bought them at Gering & Co. Drug Store and recommends the remedy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States Remember Chenanke-Doean's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Dean
Tad
Louis Kroeller
Prop
Kim Street
Neb
Doan
Gering & Co
Foster-Milburn Gow
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chenanke—Doean
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Louisville, Courier
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Frank Stander
BE. Parmelo
Sacramenito, California
Margaret Ossenkop
Catherine
Riverview
C. A. Richey
Fremont
Bert Funk
Eeho
A. H. Weichel
South Bend
Hehawee News
T. B. Fulton
A. L. Stoll
Miss Fay
Frank Allen
Knapton
Commercial Club
Coun Lis
D. D. Adams
Colorado
STORK
Carl Crist
John Iverson
Foresty Service
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