Mont Robb and Daughter Host Charming Hotel Dinner
A refined dinner party was hosted by Mr. Mont Robb and his daughter Miss Gussie Rol at the Hotel Raley last evening. Guests included Miss Hoyt of Davenport Iowa, visiting Mrs. W. S. Leete, and Miss King of Minnehaha ville Illinois visiting her sister Mrs. A. W. At wool. The dining room featured yellow and teal decor with a bouquet centerpiece. After dinner the party enjoyed an Air Theme entertainment before departing, praising the hospitality.
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Mont Robb Arel
Gussie Rol
Raley
Hoyt
Davenport
Iown
Prominent Nemaha County Men Visit City
Yesterday afternoon a party of Nemaha county citizens toured the city en route home from Omaha. Included were Judge R F Neal of Auburn W E Majors Dr W T Neal and Ed Parriott of Peru. They called at the Journal office and enjoyed a pleasant chat. Majors a Civil War veteran regretted the brief stay prevented a visit with old friend Judge J W Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemaha County
Omaha
R. F. Neal
Auburn
W. E. Majors
W. T. Neal
Ed Parriott
Peru
Journal
Flest
Nebraska
J. W. Johnson
Fine Farm Sells Near Nehawka At Good Price
G P Switzer of Nehawka retires and sells his 3.5 mile west farm to Malcolm Volkurd. The 1eves estate, acquired in 1869 at 5.00 per acre, brings a neat sum. Switzer will remain in Nehawka and occasionally travel to other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
G. FP. Switzer
Deal
Malcolm Volkurd
Susi
Oklahoma to West Virginia traveler dies en route
Mrs. Undine Green traveling with three children from Oklahoma to West Virginia died in a city area home eight miles west of town after illness and convulsions. Funds sent for support arrived late. One child remains with the parents in West Virginia, funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undine Green
Fred Gardner
Oklahoma
Green
West Virginia
Gardner
Gireen
Stationery sale ad offers 50 cent Initial 7T5c items
Journal office notice promotes the 7T5c Initial Stationery now on sale for 50 cents.
University Pastor to Occupy Local Pulpit
Rev Dean Leland of the state university Presbyterian denomination will speak at our church next Sunday morning and evening. He leads a new denominational effort bringing religious duties to university students using lantern slides from Lincoln and other campuses to illustrate student life and the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Leland
Our State University
Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Leland
What It Will Take to Run the City a Year
Plattsmouth city council details for the next fiscal year including预算 items for City Treasurer City Attorney Police Street Commissioner Board of Health Printing and Stationery Prisoners Street and Grading Fire Hydrant Rental Refunding Bonds Street Lighting Cemetery fund Building fund and other appropriations totaling multiple line items and amounts.
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Plattsmouth
Cychores
Cemsare
Aera
SOO
Bee
Board of Health
ZOO Board
Sinkemey Pando Os
Epeiaee Anes
Acien
Large Eagles Delegation Attends South Omaha Meeting
A delegation of over fifty Fraternal Order of Eagles members traveled to South Omaha for the state sacred meeting, part of a week of events in the city. Attendees joined the monster parade and the broader fellowship, praising the lodge’s high standards and the order’s aims of fraternity and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
South Omaha
Order of Eagles
State Sacre
Order
Masric
Eales
John McCarthy Visits Otoe County Leader in Brief Stop
John McCarthy a leading Otoe County citizen arrived yesterday by car from his Wyoming area home for a few hours of business and social calls, stopping to visit friends before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarthy
Otoe County
Wyoming
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for croup at once
When a baby suffers with croup apply and give Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil at once. Safe for children. A little goes a long way. 25¢ and 50c. At all drug stores. Paints and Oils. Gering & Co. Regular 75e values in Initial Stationery at the Journal office for ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional treatment. The makers offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and invite testimonials, with sales through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
June Rise In The Big Muddy Signals Flood Near Town
The June rise of the Missouri river brings a one foot increase and a boom in the stream at this place. Flood water fills the channel east of the bottoms near the depot and may cause another overflow before subsiding, delaying farm work and crop planting.
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Missouri
P L G Club Entertained by Mrs Andrews
The P L G Club of the M F church was entertained yesterday afternoon at Wintersteen Hill home of Mrs J Andrews. The afternoon passed with needlework and amusements, followed by a delightful luncheon. Members praised Mrs Andrews as a splendid entertainer.
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P. L. CC. Club
M. F. Church
Dovey Couple Headed to Kansas City by Auto Route
George O. Dovey and his wife left yesterday by auto to Kansas City for a short stay. They anticipated being joined by Mr and Mrs Jack Patterson of Union on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Dovey
Kansas City
Jack Patterson
Union
Reverend White Leaves For Omaha Then Michigan
Rev. A. M. White, after visiting the F. G. Fricke home, departed for Omaha this afternoon and will then travel to Michigan where he is currently engaged in church work.
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A. M. White
F. G. Fricke
Omaha
Michigan
Dean's Regulets Dietary Aid for Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Regulets as an easy natural remedy for regular bowel movements. It claims broad store availability and targets relief from constipation with a simple daily use.
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Dean
Community notes from Cedar Creek and Plattsmouth visits
Calendar of visits and travel by Cedar Creek residents including John Cauer Ed McBride Henry Keil and William Keil with Plattsmouth and Omaha trips. Social events include ice cream social June 1 and various birthday gatherings in Cedar Creek and surrounding areas. A baby discovery near town adds local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McBride
Plattsmouth
Earl Kline
Philip Alberts
Henry Keil
Franke
W. J. Schneider
John Gauer
Dave Jardine
Omaha
Will Dixon
J. W. Wolf's
William Sehneider
Wahoo
Cullom
Wiliam
William Schneider
A. O. Ault
J. W. Wolf
Lloyd
Roberts
P. HL
Jake Schneider
Blair
Forty Years Ago in Plattsmouth Highlights
Prof Duval opened a dancing school in Parmele's hall with a large class and plans an adult class soon. J W Matthis killed the fattest sheep the Herald saw, weighing 27 pounds of rough tallow. Lawyer Windham shows a new haven for reading with a library replacing the Bible heavy shelf. Cutler owns a new one horse buggy, drawn by a handsome cappled gray mare admired by all.
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Duval
Parmele’s Hall
J. W. Matthis
Herald
Plattsmouth
Cutler
New Patent Air Brakes on B M R R Trains
The B M R R Co introduces new patent air brakes on all trains allowing quick stops with a small lever by the engineer. No screwing, roinding, horns, or screeching required as the train slows and halts smoothly then resumes movement.
Tramps Open Fire on Town. Vigilance Urged
Saturday evening a band of tramps halted two men who alerted the town. Marshal Morrison, Night Watch Mayfield, Fred Kroehler and others pursued to the hill north of the surveyor general's office and called for passports. A volley of about twenty shots rang out, leaving at least one tramp wounded and the rest slipping away. Citizens demand a vigilance committee if the trouble continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Morrison
Mayfield
Fred Kroehler
Surveyor General's Office
Citizens Convene to Secure Cass County Fair Grounds Site
A January meeting at I. Albee's hall in Louisville Nebraska considered locating the Cass County Agricultural Society near Louisville. J. W. Glover was elected president with A. B. Fox as secretary. A five member committee was appointed to select suitable sites and report in one week.
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I. Albee’s Hall
Cass County Agricultural Society
Louisville
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Mont Robb
Miss Gussie
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Gur
Chichester
Gering & Co
P. L. G. Club
Florsheim
Oxfords
FeTorsheim Shoe
Cedar Creek
John Cauer
Albert Schafer
Qmahs
William Seybert
John McNurlin
Cuslem
Irven Meisinger
Gertrude
Springfield
Pete Core
Johnnie Gaver, Jr
Walter Sulsburge
Plttsmouth
G. M. Thierolf
Henry Thierolf
G. P. Meisinger
Mattsmouth
Walter Hiessenflow
James Johnsen
John Thierolf
John Busche
Chick Spence
Martsmouth
Near Cuvhton
Neb
Vidit
Ferden Hennings
Gertrude Meiinger
Helen Schneider
Irven Metzinger
Wiseland
George Rhyhart
Lester
G. L. Meisinger
James Hessenflow
Murry
Walter Hessenflow
Elmer Meisinger
Mycard
Jeff Solsburg
Pete Schroder
August Keil
Manley
Jake Lohnes
Henry Frey
Chester
O'Neil
Jerry Frey
William Meisinger
George Dasher
Edith Dasher
Emma Warren
Ina Warren
Bernice
Lorene Ault
Everett
Bud Lyle
Oliver Schneider
Bernie
Jeral
Merna Wolfe
Fern Stivers
Don Schneider
Henry
Frank
Riverett
Bob Lyle
Verla Schneider
S. J. Reames
S.J. Reames
Elmer Solsburg
Merriam Schroeder
Floyd Gauer
Werbert Lohnes
Misses Carry Lohnes
Pearl Solshburg
Nora Baughman
Freda Gauer
Mildred Gauer
June Keil
Messers
Fritz Forneff
Philip Schafer
Frank Solsburg
P. D
Bates
Farmer
Peter
Joe Fairfield
Pacific Junction
Sorols
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Omaha Bachelor’s Club of
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Gents
Zuckweiler
Windham
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