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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
6
In the Murray area the Journal invites readers to send social events or items of interest to the office for publication. Submit notices of gatherings, meetings, or notable happenings for inclusion in this column.
Blair Porter visited Plattsmouth Tuesday while Alvin Ferris cares for a sick baby at Nehawka. Several locals plan moves and repairs, with bar n construction by J Pittman south of town and new residents joining Murray.
At noon Monday Homer H Shrader of Murray and Bertha Irene Seybolt, aged 21 and 19, married by Judge M Archer at the county courthouse. Parents of the bride reportedly did not consent due to her youth. Witnesses included Mero and Mrs Frank Rhoden. The couple will establish housekeeping on Shrader’s farm.
Five room cottage and two lots offered for sale or rent. Household goods to be sold at private sale. For particulars apply at Lorenz Bro.'s meat market. L. W. Lorenz.
City bids will be received at the City Clerk's office for a number to be furnished to the city of Plattsmouth for the coming fiscal year by order of city council. H. M. Sennichsen, City Clerk.
Advertisement touts Paracamph as a safe skin remedy to reduce wrinkles black heads pimples and blotches by opening pores stimulating circulation and drawing out impurities. It claims daily use with a hot towel redresses skin for a healthy glow and guarantees satisfaction with bottles sold at 25c 60c and 1.00 from The Paracamph Company Louisville Kentucky USA.
Mrs Eimerson Dowler narrowly escaped death when a cow at a farm three miles southeast of town charged her as she tried to shelter a newborn calf. The cow knocked her down and stamped, breaking two ribs and badly bruising her back chest and limbs. Mr Dowler, away at the time, rescued her, and Dr Rickard treated her. Her condition improved after a period of severe pain. The incident occurred last Thursday afternoon on the Dowler residence.
The County Board of Equalization will sit to equalize Cass county assessments for 1905 in the Commissioners chamber at the Court house Plattsmouth beginning June 15 1905 at 10 oclock a m and continue daily until July 1 1905. All property owners subject to taxation should examine their assessments to allow corrections as provided by law. I A Tyson County Clerk.
One of the finest cigars on the market is the Eagle manufactured by Herman Spies. The brand uses tobaccos rarely found in cigars of higher price and is guaranteed by Herman Spies, available from all dealers.
The T. J. Sokol society announces a ball at their hall on Saturday evening June 24. Preparations are complete for a grand evening with good music and orderly crowds, promising a fine time for attendees.
Carlyle rebuilt his History of France after a friend misplaced the manuscript and a maid used the waste paper to start a fire. The author’s perseverance is highlighted as a lesson when facing setback and illness. A medical ad at the end promotes Tuiner's American Elixier of Bitter Wine for stomach troubles.
A reader testimonial from Hope Texas notes Bucklin’s Arnica Salve quickly cured a bad sore and relieved sore eyes. The ad states the product costs 25 cents at F. G. Fricke & Co.’s drugstore and backs its claims with another shopper endorsement.
Colonel Woo R. McLaughlin of the Nebraska National Guard visited Plattsmouth to survey ground for a rifle range. He noted ground conditions, discussed national guard and civilian rifle programs, and named Livingstone Heights and near Oreopolis as potential sites before deeming Plattsmouth most suitable.
Parmele received a carload of stone from Atwood & Co Cedar Creek quarry and hauled it to his North Fifth street residence. The 30 by 30 foot two story wooden barn will be built east of the house with a high foundation due to the steep bank. Work will commence at once.
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