Plattsmouth Journal Notes Local Events and Births
The Plattsmouth Journal reports a birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Andrew Stohlman on June 15 2003 with Dr Hungate overseeing the delivery and nurse care for Mrs Walter Cromwell on the road to recovery. It chronicles injuries and incidents including Walter Phillips elbow fracture and a shooting accident involving Cappen, plus community updates on the G A K reunion preparations in Louisville and pig sales by Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merald
Andrew Stohlman
Hungate
Walter Cromwell
Hansen
A. Rughe
Walter Phillips
Mr. Girardet
Local notes and social items from Plattsmouth area
Carrie Spohn travels to Minnesota to join her husband in a new home. Clara Sackett and Ora R. Rush plan a June 24 wedding at the Sackett residence. William Gardner and Grace Robotham wed at the M E parsonage after a Louisville convention and Plattsmouth license. Prof Geer’s health forces retirement from Amity College. Mrs E B Ovington sells a valley home and moves to Tabor Iowa. Plattsmouth meat trade update notes Kunsmann Kamvee buying seventeen two-year steers from Schomaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Spohn
Minnesota
Thresa
Edna Tighe
Sinsinawa Mound
Wisconsin
St. Clara College
Prof
Geer
Amity College
Frank Johnson
BE. C. Ovington
Frank Anderson
Tabor
Iowa
Clara Sackett
Ora R. Rush
Murdock
W. B. Sackett
M. E. Parsonage
William N. Gardner
Grace Robotham
T. Hf. Worley
Eagle
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Beacons and Guests Highlight Local Weekend
Eagle from the Beacon Chas Venner of Farragut visited family Friday. Mrs Burnett and two daughters from Newton are guests at the Hinshaw home. K of P lodge 104 postpones decoration services to Sunday June 2. Paul and Mila Judkins return home from Wesleyan University for a three month vacation. John Adams and Son shipped three carloads of fine cattle to South Omaha for top price. Alvo plans a grand Fourth celebration with a good time anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Venner
Farragut
Iowa
Mrs. Burnett
Newton Iowa
Hinshaw
K. of P. Lodge No. 104
Paul
Mila Judkins
Wesleyan University
John Adams & Son
South Omaha
Alvo
Local Union Notes and Family News from Union Ledger
Postmaster Will DuBois awaits a letter addressed to the Postmaster's Wife as a hopeful call for a suitor. A young boy, Dewey Pritchard, survived a gun accident after a revolver discharged in an old house near James Barkhurst's place. May Hughson and Otis McNurlin wed in Wattsmouth with Judge Douglass officiating. Raymond Taylor, born 1896, died June 16 after a nail injury worsened. his parents and community mourn. Updates cover property moves, farming notes, stock trains to South Omaha, a severe hail storm with lightning fatalities near Murdock, and local family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ledger
Will DuBois
Dewey
Ed Pritchard
James Barkhurst
Dr. Redfield
Naval
May Hughson
Otis McNurlin
Murray
Judge Douglass
Wlattsmouth
Amos Hughson
Raymond F. Taylor
Union
Raymond
William L
Ravina Taylor
Wall
A. M. Ferguson
Evangelical Parsonage
Elmwood
South Omaha
Gamble Bros
Dan Fentiman
Wim Lefler
J. F. Hoover
Here
Ray Pickwell
V. Pickwell
Murdock
Tie
Geo. Shackley
Local Notes From Louisville Courier
News briefs report births for Mr and Mrs Henry Ash and Mr and Mrs Andrew Stohlman. A son born in Los Angeles to Dr and Mrs J A Hasemeier. Street work by Cox and Atwood Newell rushing sand pit prep. A Thursday shower with hail caused no damage. Louisville to skip Fourth celebrations but host G A R reunion events. Bee sting incident injures 19 month old Roland Ward but he recovers well after soda treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J. A. Hasemeier
Los Angeles
California
Atwood & Newell
Andrew Stohlman
Andrew
Roland
J. O. Ward
Thomas
Nehawka News Highlights From the Register
Charles Stone drove from Murray to visit Nehawka. Mrs. McBride and children returned to Plattsmouth after a few days with friends. Mrs. Ruffner and Grover visited Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Dr. Pollard was elected Woodmen delegate to Indianapolis. Chris Ross reports selling two cars of cattle and regrets not knowing market rise. Mr Holmes hospitalized in Indiana with a serious condition. Vermont visitors Mr and Mrs Taylor and B. W. Bates associate with Nehawka residents. Several locals contracted a mysterious illness. physicians name not given, term traced to Epacardiparesis meaning a whole lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Indiana
Taylor
Vermont
Loup County
Mr. Taylor
Elmwood Leader Echo Notes Celebration and Sale
Elmwood coverage reports a town celebration underway while Henry Roetéfsz completes the sale of his Alvo property. Local officials and residents anticipate festivities and a smooth transfer of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Elmwood
Henry Roetéfsz
Alvo
Local Briefs Highlight Community Life And Events
Chas Hurbut bought Ora McDonald’s restaurant this week. Lena McDonald plans a visit to Fairbury for a few weeks. Mr King sold 127 quarts of last year’s strawberries. Berries measured 14 inches in diameter and stalks reached 18 inches. J A Gardner marked his 54th birthday with friends and ice cream. Gardner’s health shows improvement. Wm Roberts’ son broke an arm after a barn fall. the arm wasn’t set until this week. About 60 neighbors celebrated Mr Rhyan’s 56th birthday at their west town home. The local boys are preparing the ball ground for several games this year. support the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hurbut
Ora McDonald
Lena McDonald
Fairbury
Mr. King
J. A. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Wm. Roberts
Samuel Rhyan
Rhyan
Weather and stock notes from Mynard and Cedar Creek area
Fine rain benefited crops and temper, reports from Mynard and Cedar Creek. D. L. Amick and wife had a runaway near Plattsmouth but controlled the team. he later sold the buggy and team. Hog shipment to South Omaha proceeded amid muddy roads and good prices. Local observer notes extremely poor corn prospects with small stalks and rust in wheat. apple fruit crop mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Amick
Plattsmouth
Chicago Avenue
Cedar Creek
Bengen & Gillespie
South Omaha
Elmwood
Greenwood Material Promises Team Support from People
A fragment notes that Greenwood holds the material for a good team and that all that is lacking is public backing. The statement emphasizes community support as the remaining factor needed for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Maple Grove Happenings Reported In Nebanka Area
Ed Ganseniier and W H Puls delivered hogs to the Nebanka market for James Palmer at 565 per hundred. Suie Puls hires Mr Jackman to couple engine to a corn sheller and they shell about 12 000 bushels. Herman Gansemeier reports crops in good condition and many attended local events and a horse incident caused injuries to Bert Philpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ganseniier
W. H. Puls
Nebanka
James Palmer
Suie Puls
Mr. Jackman
Louisville
Gentry Bros
Plattsmouth
Herman Gansemeier
Harlem
Neb
Woodman Hall
Murray
Bert Philpot
Bert
Lulu
Lela Vallery
Mae Fulton
Weeping Water
Levi Rusterhotz
Avoca Local Notes Reach Weeping Water and Omaha
Avoca reports include K. T. Jones visiting Weeping Water last Thursday and Jacob Conrad with John Rudge taking trips to Omaha on Friday. Louis Carsten shipped hogs to Omaha Monday while Ora E. Copes and wife enjoyed Sunday in the country. Dr. Jensen of Weeping Water and Onis Brendel of Indianapolis visit Avoca, with Ellis Lewton joining Ora E. Copes' drug store. County commissioners were in Avoca Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carsten
Omaha
Ora E. Copes
Onis Brendel
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. W. Brendel
Dr. Jensen
Our City
Roscoe Wallen
Nebraska City
Ellis Lewton
Fred Dunekck
Union
Avoca
Industrial Times maps offer Thunder Mountain mining district guide
The Industrial Times is a monthly 16 page periodical detailing industrial and mining movements. It includes two free maps of Thunder Mountain and Southern Idaho showing mines, claims, routes, railroads and wagon roads. Trial three months costs ten cents and includes the maps. Address for subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Mountain Iing
Idaho
Industrial Times
Thunder Mountain
Peaches Scarcity and Local Store Change Of Ownership
The note discusses scarce peaches and the impact on courting, mentions Allen Land taking over J. M. Kiser's store and Kiser thanking patrons, plus fond memories of Mynards and well wishes for the new proprietor described as honest and obliging.
Cedar Creek Speech Notes and Local Tidbits
A rain fell in Cedar Creek to hydrate the land and several entertainments drew crowds at Keil schoolhouse. Obituary: John H. Bauer, Cass county’s oldest settler, died near Wabash and was buried at Glendale. Local trades include M. P. Williams shipping hogs to Omaha. Miscellany notes include two white crows spotted in a pasture and a tale of boys chasing them with a rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morpheus
Keil School
John H. Bauer
Cass County
Wabash
Glendale
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the Plattsmouth Journal
Cappen
Prank Cappen
John HW. Davis
Imvia
Reed
Thomson
Jessie Crabtree
George Trimble
George
Republican
W. Hl. Schomaker
Nehawka
Henry Bennett
Nf. H. Carroll
Sugar Loaf
Kansas
F. Backemeyer
Ed Langhorst
Henry Stege
the Courier
Henry Ash
Cox
Register
Charles Stone
Rimea
Scott
Ano
Scott & Browne
Regis Pearl Street
New York
Sec. and Jr.co
Mynard
J. M. Kiser
Earl Cole
Earl
Maple Grove
K. T. Jones
C. G. Clark
Jacob Conrad
John Rudge
the Industrial Times
Allen Land
Mynards
Hima
M. P. Williams
Solines
James Terryberry
Jack Yahn
Fred Terryberry
Glenwood
Julius Pepperburg
Weekback Zoo
Waterman Block
August Bach
East Main St
BotrtTiep In
Bonn
Tailliyz
Plattsymoutih
Che
Yellowstone
Nebraska
Tal
F. G. Fricke
Paarmacists
Hayden
Reliable Store
Beat
America
Hayden's
Hayden Bros
16Th and Wholesale Supply
Dodge Streets
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