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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
8
Mrs W Rhoden and Miss Mary Rusterholty ride to Omaha on the morning train while Mrs Charles Peacock visits friends there in the afternoon. Numerous residents from surrounding towns arrive for business at the county courthouse and social calls.
Weeping Water notes include visits to Clay Center and Newcastle Wyomin g, a motor vehicle remnant viewed in Omaha, and a Lincoln train incident where J W Golbert saved a train by signaling a pennant after a fire damaged a bridge. The marriage of George W Bartle and Mary Swein is reported with ages listed as 60 and 62.
Miss Rebecca Haines of Plattsmouth visited Miss Rosa O'Donnell in Union. B G Wurl, a Plainsmouth cigar man and city clerk, handled wholesale trade here last Friday. Will Reynolds from Omaha returned for a Sunday visit. James A Talkington of Surprise came Tuesday night for Union business and to see friends. Dr A E Walker arrived to take charge of the new office and practice. Henry Decis went to Omaha to bring home his stepdaughter Ida Johnson from hospital after an appendectomy. Ezra Williams came from Belleville to visit relatives and friends in Union. Uncle Ezra’s return brings wide greetings from locals.
Honey Kaufmann and wife arrived from Havelock to visit Mrs. Kaufmann's parents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Lillie returned Friday evening from their farm where they had been a week. Mr. M. Streight of Omaha arrived on No. 4 this morning for business. D. Spangler rode to Omaha on the morning train for a few hours of business.
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