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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
6
Prepared in the interests of the people of Murray and vicinity the journal invites readers to mail social events or items of interest for publication. Editors seek locally relevant notices to appear under this heading for the Journal readers.
Mary Ann Barnes notes and local residents travel to Murray and surrounding towns for visits and social events. Jenkins hall gatherings, lawn socials, and a Widow convention are planned. Local business, church services, and family milestones fill the week in Murray and nearby communities.
A column lists residents visiting and traveling to nearby towns including Mise Lonw Young in Plattsmouth, Mrs. George Shrader in Omaha, Jie Campbell and family with KR. AL Fire, Mrs Gueva Baker visiting Kenosha, and more. Mentions of local business, farm matters, and social visits plus a call to attend Lewiston church event on June 29th.
Alfred Gansemer of Murray on the Charles Boedeker farm shipped twenty head averaging 1530 pounds. The cattle sold for 8.95 per hundred, totaling 2736.01 dollars, with Alf showing a strong profit after six months of feeding and less than six months ownership.
Mrs. James Walker hosted a Thursday luncheon for her cousin Miss Fiteh from Omaha. A four course meal was served at 12 50 with covers for Nmma Fiteh D Pit man Cuzza Baker Mary Dull H L Oldham H N Dovey of Plattsmouth J W Edmunds William Brown Agnes Loughridge Frankie Banker Mary Allison Fannie Eikenbarry S Upton of Union and Mrs J A Walker.
Mrs V A Kennedy hosted the Missionary society with assistance from Mrs Joseph Gook and Mrs James McCatlock. Devotional exercises led by Mrs Loughridie, then business by president Mrs D C Rhoden. They voted to continue the Thimble Bools for another year. next meeting June 28 at Mrs Boedeker's. Guests included Mesdames William Sporer J M Davis and Lieyd Gapen.
Reader letter from Geo AB Krause of Alloona Pa notes Dean's Regulars give the results desired, acting mildly and regulating the bowels effectively. The missive expresses cautious optimism about the product's performance for daily relief.
A large welcome at Wheeler farm south of Plattsmouth honored W. D. Wheeler for his election and upcoming attendance at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. About 25 autos joined a friendly procession from Murray, with speeches by Dr. O Dwyer and W. B. Banning and Wheeler pledging to support Champ Clark or Bryan if possible.
An Old Maids Convention gathers at Jenkins Hall in Murray Nebraska for a Saturday evening event. Led by President Mrs Gapen and Secretary Amarilla Heywood with officers and members including Maribah Lovejoy Senus Geat and Ella Nickels, the gathering features social activities and names listed among attendees.
A musical program at Jenkins hall Saturday evening accompanies The Old Maids Convention. Acts include Ogla Minford instrumental solo and a duet sweet Summer good bye by Rev and Mrs Williams with readings For Love of Hagar and Sin tap Villa Gapen Mandolin and Violin with piano by Willa Moore Mary Moore Mr Hiatt and Ogla Minford. Clara Young Bolte dye oc oie uit Mr Hiatt.
Miss Mollye Godwin of Murray and Mr. John Shurigar of Kenesaw Neb were entertained at dinner Tuesday at noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Thomas. The event honored the bride who will soon depart for Kenesaw Neb with her father Mr. Br. M. Godwin and Mrs. Alva Godwin of Omaha in attendance.
It is stated that at most one in ten rheumatism cases need internal treatment. A free application of Chamberlain's Liniment with massage at each use is claimed to relieve pain and soreness quickly. Bold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Cedar Creek Lumber Co announces from this date until further notice Atlas Portland Cement will be sold at 1.55 per barrel, below rival makes and inferior brands. The yard promotes Atlas as the standard cement for any use and urges customers to purchase locally to meet all requirements.
J. W. Edmunds directs that all notes and accounts due the late Edmunds & Brown be settled at the State Bank of Murray. He explains he will not be in Murray constantly due to farm business.
Mrs Charles Hartford arrived in the metropolis on an early morning train. She toured key sites and planned a brief visit, drawing local attention from dawn commuters.
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