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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
2
James M. Teezarden of Weeping Water traveled to the city for a few hours to take care of various business matters during his visit.
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hadraba on West Vine Street united Miss Helen Hadraba and Mr William L Heinrich with a Linens and daisies decor ambiance. Rev A V Hunter officiated with Wescott providing music. The couple planned a Denver honeymoon and will be at home after July 1 on West Main Street.
Three head of horses aged five six and seven years are broken to drive and can work with about forty head of cattle and horses to pasture. Rates are F2 per month for cattle and $3 per month for horses. Contact M. E. Petersen, one mile west of Cullom on the old Black farm.
IL H. Puls of Murray spent a few hours in the city yesterday attending to various business matters.
W. J. Rau attended a bankers convention in Omaha last week and Edward Kelly visited Omaha for a ball game last Sunday. Numerous Manley residents welcomed visits from relatives and friends, toured Louisville roads, and attended services at Saint John's in Plattsmouth. The piece notes farm work, chautauqua advertising in Louisville, and a recent wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Grefe in Louisville.
Last Sunday A H Humble and wife W H Frost and wife Slerman Routh and wife and Rudolph Berg man and family spent the day at Lake Manawa. They enjoyed dinner on the grounds and boating and swimming at the beach.
Frank and Clarence Earhart and the Miller family visited in Omaha last Sunday. They called on Miss Gertrude Earhart who recently had an appendectomy and is reported getting along nicely. She is recovering at St. Joseph hospital.
The Manley district held a large school meeting last Monday. Reports for the past year showed good work. A levy for the coming year was set and Harrison J. Livingston was elected to fill the board vacancy.
The board consists of W. H. Frost General Coon and H. J. Livingston.
Cards announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss G K Ash daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Ash Manley and A Dr Kanaly of Falls City to be celebrated in the latter part of the month.
The strawberry harvest at Mr. Thomas Keckier’s gardens is nearly finished with a yield just over four hundred quarts of high quality berries reported at the site. Weather and picking pace influenced the season’s progress.
Fragment notes a price of thirty cents per box and a projected yield between 41,700 and 2,000 per acre, warning Cass county land is valuable as a noted guide for potential buyers.
State Engineer Johnson from the Engineers office visited the Murray to Murdock road area and found grading satisfactory overall. He noted prior survey work and said a few sections must be redone to proper lines, with some surface shaping to be done.
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