Birthday Surprise Tendered Sunday to Mr. Andrew Campbell
A well planned surprise honored Andrew Campbell on his fiftieth birthday at his home south of the city on June 17. Family and relatives gathered with baskets and decorations, shared a feast, and enjoyed Kodak pictures and music before ice cream and cake. Attendees included John and Virginia Fitch, Peter and Virgie Campbell, Joseph and sons Peter and Herbert, Ray Chriswisser and James, Frank and John Campbell, Urwin Barnard and Trene, R. H. Fitch, Greeley Beil, Andrew Campbell and son Oscar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Campbell
Campbell
John Fitch
Eugene
Peter Campbell
Virgie
Joseph Campbell
Peter
Herbert
Ray Chriswisser
James
Frank Campbell
John Campbell
Urwin Barnard
Trene
R. H. Fitch
Greeley Beil
Oscar
Murray News Highlights Local Visits and Auto Trades
Mrs. Alton of Elmwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Root. Ed Gansemer shipped a car of fat cattle to South Omaha. Beedeker and Dr. Gilmore attended a Red Cross meeting in Plattsmouth. Shrader family from South Omaha visited. LAGAL AIM quilting bee at the church. Minford shipped fat steers to South Omaha. Robi Shrader expanding heavy hauling business with a new $2,300 truck. Birthday correction for Wm Puls. age 72. Rev Jackson visited Plattsmouth. Dr. Root and son stayed in Murray. Puls sold a Velie to Major Hall. Chester Shrader hired by Chas. Vallery. Puls and Boedeker returned from Omaha with Hudsons. Homer Nickels visiting Root family. plans Arlington move. Basket dinner at Christian church next Sunday with farewell sermon by Rev E T Davis. Bring basket and stay for all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
W. A. Taylor
Christian Church
Murray
Davis
Union
the Lagal*aim Lollery
G. M. Minford
South Omaha
Ran
Wm. Puls
Robi. Shrader
South
Omaha
Homer Nickels
Fremont
Mich
B. A. Root
E. T. Davis
Notice to Patrons New Store Hours Implemented Soon
Notice states stores will close at 8 p m daily starting July 1 except Wednesdays and Saturdays, open one hour on Sunday morning from to 10. They will close on July 4 at 10 a m. Names Hiatt & Tutt Puls & Gansemer Murray Hardware & Imp Co W S Smith United Presbyterian Church with sermon times 11 a m and 8 p m Sabbath school 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt & Tutt
Puls & Gansemer
Murray Hardwars & Imp. Co
W. S. Smith
Death of William Sahl Former Plattsmouth Resident
Word reaches Plattsmouth of the death on June 14 in Grand Junction Colorado of William Sahl a former bakery operator in the city and a charter member of the Woodmen of the World camp here He carried a $3000 life policy and proofs of death will be sent to the lodge later The Sahl family moved to Colorado about twenty years ago and have since resided there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD City
W. B. Rishel
Grand Junction
Colo
William Sahl
Sahl
Woodmen of the World Camp
Colorado
Red Cross Meeting to Discuss City Apportionment
Tomorrow evening an open air Red Cross meeting will be held at Fifth and Main to present the appeal and complete the city apportionment. Hon. W. F. Gurley of Omaha will speak on Red Cross needs and the aid to the sick and wounded. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in humanitarian work.
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The
Murray Moving Picture House
Red Feather
Red Cross
Fifth and
Main Streets
W. F. Gurley
Omaha
Eagle
Cass
Bankers’ Life
Lincoln
Ernest C.ames
County Board of Equalization Reports Property Value Increases
The county board of equalization met with Commissioners Pitt Heebner and Snake County Clerk Libershal and Assessor Farley. They raised valuations of Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co Omaha Lincoln Railway Light Co Nebraska Lighting Plattsmouth Water Co Platte River Auto and Wagon Bridge Co and several smaller claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Pitt, Heebner and Snake
Libershal
Farley
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Omaha- Lincoln Railway & Light Co
Nebraska Lighting Company
Plattsmouth Water Company
Platte River Auto and Wagon Bridge Company
Son Announces Return to Active Service in Oklahoma Nationa l Guard
Mayor J P Sattler and wife report a letter from their eldest son Albert stating he again serves with the First Oklahoma National Guard stationed in Texas. He previously saw border service last summer with the regiment, which was mustered out briefly before being recalled to active duty, and he has since been on duty with his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sattler
Albert
Uncle Sam
First
Oklahoma National Guard
Texas
A Fine Little Son Born to Mr and Mrs C C Conner
The home of Mr and Mrs C C Conner welcomed a fine little son and heir on Saturday evening. Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely. Clarence takes pride in the new arrival. Flag stickers for collar decorations available at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal Office
For Rent or Sale on Locust St Residence
Property on Locust Street offered for rent or sale by Mrs. C. A. Berggren. Partly modern home, contact for details and potential buyers. Advertising note indicates a quick response via a want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust St
C. A. Berggren
Twkd&w
Murray Hardware and Implement Co. in Murray Nebraska
Ed Meisinger and wife spent a few hours in Murray for trading with merchants. Mrs. Joe Kahoutek and daughter came from Denver for a short visit. Mrs. George A. Kaffenberger left for Omaha to attend a state Sunday school convention. A talk on Russia’s czar overthrow by Morris G. Hindus accompanied by the White Hussars closes the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. F. Harris
Miss Verna
Omaha
Ed Meisinger
Joe Kahoutek
Denver
Colo
George A. Kaffenberger
Czar
Russia
Morris G. Hindus
Mrs Isaac King Departs Superior for Home
Mrs Isaac King of Superior leaves after visiting relatives and friends and travels this morning on the early Burlington train to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac King
Superior
Burlington
Leach Family Heads to Omaha for Eye Specialist
Ed E. Leach and his wife with their young daughter leave Murray this morning for Omaha. Mrs. Leach seeks optical treatment from a city specialist after suffering a long eye ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed E. Leach
Near
Murray
Omaha
Omaha Woman and Son Visit Burlington Friends Briefly
Mrs J E Johnson and son Edgar of Omaha arrived yesterday for a brief stay and left today for Burlington Iowa to visit Mr and Mrs Bagnall in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
Edgar
Omaha
Burlington, Ia
Mrs. Bagnall
District Court of Nebraska District Court case heading
The text indicates a federal district court in Nebraska. No further facts or parties are readable to describe a case action, outcome, or docket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
District OF Nebraska
George J. Reuter
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Journal
Epitor
Thrif
Murray State Bank
A. F. Nickels
Nebraska City
Lee Farris
E. S. Tutt
Ed Leach
L. M. McVey
George Adams
E. E. Leach
A. D. Crunk
Ira Queen and
Opha Baker
LaRue
Arch Baker
Chas and
Ern Carroll
Avoca
Fred Range
Plattsmouth
Will Oliver
J. A. Wilson
F. T. Wilson
L. D. Hiatt
Nick Friedrick
John Farris
Lester Murdock
Nehawka
R. R. Nickels
Wm. Puls, Sr
Laura
Chas. Engelkemeier
Weeping Water
J. W. Holmes and Son
C. A. Rawls and Son
United Presbyterian Congregation
John Hobscheidt, Sr
Couth
Lewiston Church
Ray Davis
Ray
A. J. Engelkemeier
W. M. Jackson
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Jackson
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Young People’s Convention
Central United Presbyterian Church
That City
Jackson
State Sabbath School Association
Mrs. Alton
Elmwood
Mrs. B. A. Root
Ed Gansemer
W. G. Beedeker
Dr. Gilmore
Robert Shrader
Adam Krueger
Rev. Jackson
B. A. Root and Son
York, Neb
L. H. Puls
Murray Garage and Auto Agency
Major Hall
Hall
Chester Shrader
Chas. Vallery
W. G. Boedeker
Puls
Louie
Mina Taylor
Hiatt @ Tutt
Nebraska
United Presbyterian Church Notes
Powers
Piall
Qaath
Red Gross
Son
Root & Parks
John Deere Dain
Jennie Lind
Jhon
Murray Hardware and Implement Co
Murray, Nebraska
America
White Hussars
Mach & Mach
E. R. Tarry
Bee
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