Pretty home wedding unites Miss Clara Belle Smith and Dr Louis Edens
Miss Clara Belle Smith and Dr Louis Martin Edens wed at 8 o clock in a ceremony led by Rev Frank S Arnold. Miss Neil Catherine Smith served as maid of honor with Miss Gertrude Beeson as bridesmaid. Music by Antonio Kessler and Mrs Clyde Hunt sang during the service. The couple will live in Cabool Missouri after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clyde Hunt
Antonio Kessler
Lincoln
Neb
Frank S. Arnold
Presbyterian Church
Neil Catherine Smith
Gertrude Beeson
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth County Board Adjourns to July 7 1908
County commissioners met in regular session with all members present. Minutes approved and numerous claims listed including coal to the poor, jail and courthouse gas, salaries, merchandise, printing, lumber, culvert pipe, and equalization notices. Board adjourned to meet July 7, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
H. M. Soennichsen
Nebraska Lighting Company
Switzer
M. L. Friedrich
Neb. Telephone Co
J. E. Tuey
Hammond & Stephens
F. Girardet
J. A. Clements
Smith Premier Company
B.C. Marquardt
Robert Sherwood
James Robertson
State
D. T. Thacker
C. D. Quinton
Sapieieiria
C. Dy. Quinton
Brandemaier
B. Jordan
L.graves
Eacle-Beacon
Ilces
Betarer Veretweurventaaneaes
John Waterman
Wilson Cortcrete Company
W. E. Rosencrans
Bryan at Elmwood to Speak and Log Rolling Event
William Jennings Bryan will speak at Elmwood on Saturday June 27 as part of a big Woodmen Log Rolling. A special train leaves Plattsmouth for Elmwood at 8 a.m. and returns at 10 p.m., stopping at intermediate points. Make arrangements to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenning Bryan
Elmwood
Plattsmouth
German Club Guests Enjoy Study and Social Hour
The young ladies German club visited Miss Gretchen Donnelly for a German study session led by Miss Lena Fricke. After lessons they shared a delicate luncheon and social time with cheerful chatter and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies German Club
Gretchen Donnelly
Lena Fricke
Plattsmouth Brings Home Fourth of July Celebration
Local citizens organize a big home Fourth of July event in Plattsmouth, delivering energy and enterprise for what promises to be the largest celebration yet in southeast Nebraska. Committees hustle, signaling more festive gatherings to come as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Clinging to the Willows as Boat Capsizes On River
Amos Finder witnessed a boat capsize above the waterworks and two men clinging to willows calling for help. Finder and Wm Hainer pursued by boat to rescue them. they had not returned when printing began, but were believed to succeed. The boat was later recovered by a man from the opposite bank who moved it to the Iowa shore. Finder suspects the men may be two Greeks due to language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Finder
Wm. Hainer
Iowa
Postponed Dance By Janda Orchestra
The postponed ball will be held Saturday evening June 20 at T. J. Sokol hall. Tickets will be numbered and buyers receive a chance to win a clarinet raffled that same night.
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Janda
T. J. Sokol Hall
Married in Omaha Yesterday
Wm Henrichsen quietly married Miss Jipp of Ft Calhoun yesterday at Rev Jaques home in Omaha. They returned to live on North Third Street in his saloon business setup with Adolphe Giese. The journal extends congratulations and best wishes for happiness. Carl N Humphrey left for Omaha then Burlington to assume Armour Co duties, returning to join Burlington bound No 2. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as blood purifier.
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Wm. Henrichsen
Third and
Oak Streets
E. B. Thrall
Burlington
Omaha
Miss Jipp
Ft. Calhoun
Jaques
First Presbyterian Church of
North 22Nd Street
North Third Street
Adolphe Giese
Journal
Carl N. Humphrey
Armour & Co
Iowa
Carl
Schuyler
Harry Todd
Elmwood
Peter Clarence
Union
Missouri Pacific
Fritz Fricke
F. W. Ackerman
Motive Power
Wm. Moore
Silver City
Reno Moore
Local visitors and business trips fill city streets
A parade of names heads through the city as residents and visitors from Union, Mynard, Louisville, Cedar Creek, Murray, Pacific Junction and Lincoln transact business, attend conventions, or visit relatives. Notable items include a 4 horsepower gas engine for sale, a marriage license issued in Council Bluffs, and shipments to South Omaha by Swan and Soberg and Born & Stoehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Thacker
Union
Wm. Murray
Mynard
Henry Hirz, Jr
C. Lawrence Stull
Omaha
A. F. Seybert
Cullom
Wm. Stohlman
Louisville
John Seagraves
Chas. Stoehr
Phillip Born
South Omaha
Carl Kunsman
John Gorder
Alg. Johnson
Lincoln
J. W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
J. C. Spangler
Council Bluffs
James Mullica
Mary B. Costigan
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for dizziness fatigue stomach and liver troubles claiming it keeps you well all summer with a price of 35 cents from Gering & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Gering & Co
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Clara Belle Smith
Louis
Martin Edens
Commissioners’ Proceedings
General Fund
Road Fund
J. W. Ringa
al WC. Bartlett
Ssao
Tom McQuinn
William Richards
Wilson Concrete Co
Austin Western Co
A. Eaton
Bridge Fund
Bryan
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain Tea
Jessie Jipp
Fort
Calhoun
Greg
W. H. Seybert
Cedar Creek
George L. Berger
W. W. Hamilton
Joseph Burton
Murray
Swan
Richard Soberg
D. Campion
Canton
S. C
Herman Richter
T. J. Hennessey
Alonzo
Missouri Valley
Des Moines
Born & Stoehr
Roy Howard
Tillie Vallery
Boise
Idaho
Miss Tillie
Paul F. Budig
McCook
Bookmeyer & Co
M. P. Kruger
Hazel
Buster
Hillsdale
M. Waltermyer
Mrs. Kruger
L. A. Newcomer
Neligh
Great Panhandle OF
Texas
Frisno
Santa Fe
Frank Stanley
Coates’ Block
J. P. Falter, Tctresta
Scott
Cass County
Wright
F.C. Fricke & CO
Plattsmouth, Neb
Gering
J. W. Crabill
Burlingtom
R. R
George Bancroft
Sopeme Dusttin
Auburn
H. G. van Horn
Platismouth, Nebr