Louisville News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Travel
Courier notes the Stohlman family move to upper Main Street this week and wedding plans for Miss Lillian Surgock and Mr Chapman of Omaha. visits from Norman and Marion Dickson of Pilatismouth to A Richey, Geo Schoeman Jr. from Plattsmouth, and Dr Worthman and wife’s Chicago trip. Farmers cross the Platte river wagon bridge to trade in Louisville despite its absence. Ult Twiss returns to Cokeville Wyoming after visiting relatives.
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The
Courier
August Stohlman
Andrew Stohlman
Upper Main Street
Norman
Marion Dickson
Pilatismouth
A. Richey
Geo. Schoeman, Sr
Plattsmouth
Worthman
Chicago
Platte River
Louisville
Ult Twiss
Cokeville
Wyoming
Ult
Cure for Kidney Disease with Electric Bitters
testimonial from C F Collier of Cherokee Ind proclaiming Electric Bitters cured his advanced kidney disease. He describes severe backache, headache, and depression before treatment and credits restoration to health with the medicine. Sold by F G Fricke & Co at 50 cents.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Electric Bitters
F. G. Fricke & Co
Union From the Ledger Tourist and local visitors noted
Ed Fitzgerald of Plattsmouth was in Union on Tuesday. Wes Tylene from Plattsmouth visited Saturday to discuss running the merry go round at the old settlers reunion. Mrs W P Webster and Mrs S T Eddy of Cody Wyoming arrived Wednesday to visit relatives. W H Banning and daughter Carrie and Mrs Louise Mickle went to Lincoln on Wednesday and Miss Luella Tavilor joined them for a trip to Denver Salt Lake City Portland and the Pacific coast. Fleming a Union resident now in Osceola called on friends Wednesday on business.
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Ed Fitzgerald
Plattsmouth
Wes Tylene
W. P. Webster
S.T. Eddy
Cody
Wyo
Lewis Bird
W. H. Banning
Carrie
Louise Mickle
Lincoln
Luella Tavilor
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Pacific Coast
Fleming
Osceola
Omiala
Divine
Ashland
Lulu Carnes
Corner and
Havelock
J. H. McClay
J. M. Campbell
Ree
Alvo
Will Hubbard
Dr. Miller
Kansas
Walter Chevront
Jas. Fisher
J.5. Lytle
Will Walters
New Orleans
Welcoming Mr Goodwin and Visit from Chas Dempster
A cordial welcome is extended as Mr. and Mrs. Iran Goodwin of St. Joseph visit J. W. Pittman and local relatives. Goodwin, once a plains freighter, is noted for maintaining his jovial spirit. Hon. Chas H. Dempster of Butte arrives for two days with relatives before Milwaukee as Montana delegate to the M W A national convention. health and appearance praised.
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Iran’,Goodwin
St. Joseph
J. W. Pittman
Goodwin
Chas. H. Dempster
Butte
Mont
Milwaukee
Montana
Auburn Couple Marries as Dollarbride Joins Union
A marriage occurred in Auburn last week with the groom winning Ada Dollarbride as his bride. The joke suggests the courthouse paper will carry legal tender follow up the union. The Dollarbride is deemed a valued asset in social circles.
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Auburn
Ada Dollarbride
Maple Grove Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Maple Grove correspondence notes a Wednes day night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hild with ice cream and cheerful departures. Carpenters near completion on William Puls's new house. Louie Puls to move in soon. Corn thriving as farmers resume second plow. Wm Puls traveled to Plattsmouth on Saturday. A platform dance drew many at Harry and Frank Doty’s. Otto Puls bought a driving team from Frank Jameson to keep roads active. The Puls Hild wedding write up mentions another missing family, the Schafers and daughter Ethel. Numerous friends visited the Norris home Sunday for a noon dinner and afternoon ice cream and cake. Attendees included W F Kleepping, Jesse Southers, Louie Puls, Chas Heren, W H Puls, Otto Puls, Alfred and Herman Gansemers, Mata and Annie Puls, Eva Masenia, Minnie Herren, Fred Englekemeier and family. Will Kiepepping delivered hogs to Murray. Fate Davis the buyer. Rev Spriegel remains somewhat ill but improving. W H Puls also visited Murray on Monday.
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Wm. Puls
Plattsmouth
Harry
Frank Doty
Otto Puls
Frank Jameson
Puls-Hild
Fred Schafer
Ethel
J. H. Norris
W. F. Kleepping
Jesse Southers
Louie Puls
Chas. Herren
W. H. Puls
Alfred
Herman Gansemer
Mata
Annie Puls
Eva Masenia
Minnie Herren
Fred Englekemeier
Rev. Spriegel
W.H. Puls
Murray
Nehawka From the Register and Local Happenings
Nehawka notes visitors Mrs Kirkpatrick entertains Miss Violet Dude of Plattsmouth. Fero and Dorr McBride visit from Plattsmouth. Hymer couple depart for a coast trip via Portland exposition. Doty reports low wheat yields near Alva Okla 4 bu acre while 20 miles away yield 20 to 30. Hail damaged crops and windows. Thomas Patrick hospitalized in Omaha for tumor removal. Wim H Mark reports good crops near Union. Mrs Klaurens of Murray visits, hail causes near-miss with a runaway horse and two children safe.
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Thomas Patrick
Baier
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Patrick
Robert
Samuel Younes
Wim. H. Mark
Near Union
Mark
Nehawka
Nick Klaurens
Murray
Gruber
Kirkpatrick
Diverse Town News and Local Doings Reported
Daily notices from Greenwood detail residents visiting Lincoln and the capital, trips to Chicago, Alliance, and Omaha, along with local events. Highlights include The Portland exposition plans, a Cedar Hill Greenwood game 15 to 66, Fourth of July preparations, a ball team pennant in Memphis, and various family moves, illnesses, and property transactions.
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Cedar Hill
Greenwood
Golden Wedding Fifty Years of Hiatt Marital Joy
The Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hiatt was celebrated with a large gathering in Plattsmouth. Married in 1845 in Sidney Iowa, they later lived in Rock Bluffs before moving to Plattsmouth. Guests from Plattsmouth Murray and Nehawka attended to renew acquaintances and extend congratulations.
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Moses Hiatt
Leonard Born
Hiatt
Sidney
Iowa
Rock Bluffs
Plattsmouth
I. S. White
A. Dill
W. T. Cole
W. H. Schildknecht
Frank Kaubie
Chas. Hiatt
A. M. Cole
Conrad Slater
Lew Churchill
D. L. Fair
H. B. Kaubie
Bess Tyson
L. D. Hiatt
Anna Miner
Busler
J. A. Walker
F. M. Young
J. Lillie
Frank Young
Chas. Cole
William Morrow
MacDonald
Laura Kennedy
Frank Moore
Murray
Joseph Sands
W. P. Hudson
Mark White
Rock Bluff
Clarissa Banning
Nehawka
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Marketed for Skin Ailments
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, claimed to penetrate pores and offer antiseptic rubefacient healing, purports to subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema ringworm and other skin diseases. The product is described as a remedy for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles, made by E. C. DeWitt & Co and sold by Fricke and Co and Gering Co.
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DeWitts
E. C. DeWitt & Co
F. G. Fricke & Co
Gering & Co
Sunday Visits and Neighborhood News in Nehawka
Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock and son spent Sunday with his father in Nehawka. Mrs. Shrader and children visited her daughter southwest of town. A gathering at W. Shrader’s home included the Vallery, Chriswisser, Denville, Shrader, and Rhoden families. John Murdock’s daughter Mrs. Scott Norris is visiting. A hail storm north of town caused little damage last Sunday evening.
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John Murdock
Nehawka
Joe Shrader
Clarence Murray
W. Shrader
Jake Vallery
Dick Chriswisser
Fred Denville
Bob Shrader
Gailen Rhoden
Scott Norris
Lincoln Mayor Brown Seeks Congress Seat On Free Pass Reform
Francis W. Brown of Lincoln outlines his platform before congressional committee, pledging to end railroad free passes, curb rebates, and give tariff and rate authority to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He stresses integrity, defends Panama canal supply policy, and appeals to voters with a promise to serve faithfully if elected.
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Francis W. Brown
Lincoln
Pirst
Nebraska
Dvitterd
Ile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brown
Congressional Committee
Nebraska City
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Iowa
Supreme Court
Nebraska City Invites Plattsmouth to Fourth Gathering
Nebraska City prepares for a very large Fourth of July crowd and extends a cordial invitation to residents of Plattsmouth, suggesting this could be the town’s largest ever gathering.
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Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
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Lillian Surgock
Mr. Chapman
Ledger
Vera
Stas
Henry Baker
Cedar Creek
Maple Grove
P. A. Hild
William Puls
Louie
Register
Fero and
Dorr McBride
Violet Dude
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Mrs Slater
Capital
Mrs. Coleman
Tom Chevront
Addie Ursenberg
Andrew Rouse
Waverly
Ike Stradley
Attorney Moon
N. H. Meeker
Frank Nichols
Chas. White
Red Oak
Claud Mayfield
Kansas City
M. I. Kern
I. K. Barr
A. J. White
Mr. Schroeder
John Kimberly
Arthur Hoenshell
Richard Rush
Normal
Ira Lee
Ruth Burks of
L. Wilson
Portland Exposition
Cassie Coleman
R. McGleese
Alliance
Mrs. Wm. Laughlin
Nellie Montgomery
the Park Association
John Haw
B. F. Laughlin
Kathryn
Geo. Custler
Oklahoma
Chas. Walker
Railsback Bros
D. L. Talcott
C. E. Hurlbut
J. W. McKinnon
Miss May
University Place
May
J. H
Carrie Barr
Nehawka News
Blanche Murray
Rene Ohne Ilelen Goos
Essie Buttery
Ewe
Ethel Saifer
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Zetta
I Christian Church Ee
James Donnelly
Che
Sherwood & Son
People’s
Bona Fide
Pigorle
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