Pretty June wedding unites Miss Alice Tuey and Ashel Barnette
A large crowd gathered at First Methodist church on Saturday evening for the wedding of Miss Alice Irene Tuey to Ashel H. Barnette of Linn Grove Iowa. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin bridal music, a large American Beauty rose ring bearer, and a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple left for Omaha and Colorado for a two week honeymoon before settling in Linn Grove.
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First Methodist Church
Alice Irene Tuey
Ashel H. Barnette
Linn Grove
E. H. Wescott
Hazel Tuey
J. R. Jennings
Springfield
Mass
Hazel Bonine
Omaha
Clara Austin
Geneva
Neb
C. C. Sherlock
Des Moines
J. B. Davis
Robert Melleck
Chester Tuey
Helen Wescott
Helen Beeson
Edgar Wescott
Robert Hall
J. E. Tuey
F. M. Druliner
Virginia Tuey
Clara Mae “Morgan
de Koven
South Eleventh Street
Colorado
Iowa
Mrs. Ward
Barnette
D. Barnette
Linden
Robert Mellick
H. O. Ehlers
T. Allen
Wilbert
Grandma White Recovering After Cataract Procedure
Mark White visited Omaha with his mother at Methodist hospital where she is recovering from cataract removal in one eye. The 81 year old is reported to be progressing well and hopes are high for restored sight and soon returning home.
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Mark White
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Bank of Cass County Sues On Promissory Note
In district court Bank of Cass County seeks 2780.27 plus 8 percent interest from June 7 1916 against G P Eastwood on a demand note. Attorney C A Rawls for plaintiff. Also Frank M Sivey sues Plattsmouth Ferry Co to quiet title to lots 7 5 9 10 in block 169 Plattsmouth. J M Leyda for plaintiff.
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District Court
Bank of Cass County
Frank M. Sivey
Plattsmouth
John Jenkins visits at his former home
John Jenkins formerly of Cass county, now living in Rosalie, Nebraska, arrived in Murray with Mrs. Jenkins to visit relatives briefly. The couple wed in Rosalie on Tuesday. Mary A. Kuhn is the bride. Jenkins co owns a garage in Rosalie with his brother Earl.
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John Jenkins
Cass County
Rosalie
Neb
Murray
Mrs. Jenkins
Mary A. Kuhn
Mr. Jenkins
Earl
Happy Groom
Bert Spies Enlisted in Army From Plattsmouth
Bert Spies of Plattsmouth has enlisted in the army and joins the Nebraska National Guard signal corps. He is with the Fremont company at Camp Morehead in Lincoln awaiting orders to march to the Mexican border. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spies, reside in Fremont where he previously worked as a linotype operator.
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Nebraska
Bert Spies
Herman Spies
Bert
Signal Corps
National Guard of
Fremont Company
Camp Morehead
Lincoln
Spies
Fremont
Mrs C L Martin Heads to Omaha with Friends
Mrs. C L Martin was among those traveling to Omaha this morning to spend a few hours with friends.
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Mrs. C L. Martin
Omaha
The Store Visits Mr and Mrs Meisinger Baby Born
A fine little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Meisinger near Cedar Creek last evening. Both mother and child are doing well, and father F. H. Meisinger shares pride with the two grandfathers F. J. Hennings and J. H. Meisinger. County friends extend hearty congratulations and wishes for the child’s welfare.
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W. H. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Miss Alice Brinkman and Dr. T B Lacy Marry in Denver
The ceremony joining Dr. T B Lacy of Council Bluffs Iowa and Miss Alice Brinkman of this city took place in Denver Colorado. The couple met at Glenwood state hospital where Lacy was on the medical staff and Brinkman served as a nurse. They plan a brief honeymoon in Council Bluffs before Lacy joins Iowa National Guard troops for service on the Mexican front.
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Denver
Colo
T. B. Lacy
Council Bluffs
Alice Brinkman
Glenwood State Hospital
Lacy
J. B. Atkins
Iowa National Guard
Des Moines
Frank S. Brinkman
Glenwood
W C T U Honors Members With Oak Hill Grave Decor
Women’s Christian Temperance Union members decorated graves at Oak Hill cemetery yesterday. Forty sprays of blossoms tied with white ribbon honored departed members. Mrs. S E Kerr and Mrs. P E Ruffner located the graves to prepare the remembrance. Memorial Day is June 25, with local observance held Friday June 23.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Oak Hill
S. E. Kerr
P. E. Ruffner
Women's’ Christian Temperance Union
United States
Visiting Father Druliner Tours State With Family
J G Druliner of Alma Nebraska father of Rev F M Druliner visits his son and family in this city during an outing across the state. Despite being 84 he remains hale and hearty and recalls pioneer days freighting on the plains with ox teams in the sixties.
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J. G. Druliner
Alma
Neb
F. M. Druliner
Visits With Mrs I S White Omaha Hospital Stay
Yesterday Mark White and wife visited Mrs I S White in Omaha at the Methodist hospital where she recovers from eye surgery. She is reported to be doing nicely and in as good condition as could be expected. Uncle Dems White of Surprise Nebraska is visiting the White family for a few days and is enjoying the trip.
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Mark White
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
I. S. White
Queen Esther Circle Holds Busy Meeting
The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church met at Mrs. E. P. Stewart’s home on Tuesday evening. Plans and pledges for the year starting July 1 were set, officers elected: Gertrude Beeson president Garnet Cory vice president Elizabeth Kerr secretary Florence Balser treasurer, Mrs. Florence Coleman mite box secretary Muriel Barthold and Ethel Moore group captains. Margaret Mapes reported on Crab Orchard district convention held June 3 and 4. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. P. Stewart
Gertrude Beeson
Garnet Cory
Elizabeth Kerr
Florence Balser
Florence Coleman
Muriel Barthold
Ethel Moore
Margaret Mapes
Crab Orchard
Neb
Bank of Commerce Sues Ahl on 1915 Note for 1040
The Bank of Commerce of Louisville files suit in district court against John G. Ahl to recover 1040 plus interest. The note dated October 9, 1915, payable on demand is alleged past due and the bank seeks judgment from maturity and costs.
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District Court
the Bank of Commerce of Louisville
John G. Ahl
Sewers Extended To Main Street Area Petition Circulated
Residents along Main Street from Eleventh to Thirteenth seek permission to lay a private sewer from Main and Eleventh to Main and Thirteenth tying into the Chicago Avenue main sewer. The move promises improved sanitation and increased property values amid new homes and walkways.
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Daly
Main Street
Eleventh
Thirteenth Streets
Main
Eleventh Streets
Thirteenth Street
Chicago Avenue
Eleventh Street
Plattsmouth Woman Endorses Deans Kidney Pills
Mrs. C. C. Burbridge of Vine Street Plattsmouth testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her chronic backache and kidney trouble after several years of misery. She recommends the medicine to neighbors and notes it is sold for 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY publishes the claim.
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Plattsmouth
Dean
Burbridge
C. C. Burbridge
Vine Street
Hotel Berger in Murray Nebraska For Sale
For sale the Hotel Berger at Murray Nebraska offered at a right price for quick sale. For full particulars and terms see Mrs J W Berger at the hotel.
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Berger
Murray
Nebraska
J. W. Berger
Brady visitor Ben Schlicher sees local kin and friends
Ben Schlicher of Brady Nebraska visited this Saturday to enjoy time with relatives and friends in the locality, sharing a brief stay and fellowship.
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Ben Schlicher
Brady, Neb
Automobile for Sale Maxwell at Puls Garage Murray
Thirty horsepower Maxwell automobile offered for sale to be taken at once. Vehicle may be seen at the Puls garage in Murray, George M. Hild.
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Maxwell
Puls
Murray
George M. Hild
Swedish festival draws Lincoln visitors from over Sunday
Carl Holmberg attended two major Swedish festival events in Lincoln as many Swedish singing societies gathered in the city before he returned home on No. 10 last night.
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Carl Holmberg
Lincoln
Native From Philippines Addresses Bible Class
A visitor from the Philippine islands spoke to the Methodist Young Men's Bible class, sharing insights about his homeland. He attends United Brethren college at York preparing for ministry and plans to return to the Philippines for missionary work. He is staying this summer at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wiles southwest of town.
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Methodist Church
Lubien
Philippine Islands
Lubian
United States
United Brethren College
York
Philippines
J. E. Wiles
Young Cline To The Hospital For The Insane
Albert Cline a young man from near South Bend was brought in last evening by I W Jones and handed to the county board of insanity. The board found the facts sufficient to send him to the state hospital for treatment. He previously attempted suicide by cutting his wrists with a pocket knife but was saved. He will be taken to Lincoln tonight by Sheriff Quinton for hospital care.
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Albert Cline
South Bend
I. W. Jones
County Board of Insanity
State Hospital
Lincoln
Quinton
Sokol Members Hike Eight Miles to Glenwood
T J Sokol members from Plattsmouth hiked to Glenwood eight miles starting 11 10 arriving 2 00. They dined at a Glenwood cafe visited the feeble minded institute and rested at the summer resort before returning by Dort car with eleven aboard. They plan another hike to Nebraska City in two weeks and will issue a walking challenge.
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T. J. Sokol Society
Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Institute
City Hall Exterior Painted By Local Contractors
The city hall exterior is being repainted in light gray by Gideon Archer and George Forbes under contract. The work is progressing and the building is expected to look neat and attractive upon completion.
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City Hall
Gideon Archer
George Forbes
Patterson Family Returns From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs R F Patterson and sons Edward and Herbert returned home last evening after visiting Arapahoe with Charles A Patterson and friends. They reported muddy roads but traveled 185 miles in their Buick touring car. James Jelinek visited Plattsmouth and spent the day in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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R. F. Patterson and Sons
Edward and
Herbert
Arapahoe
Charles A. Patterson
James Jelinek
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Leo Welsh Visits Omaha With Family Friends
Leo Welsh arrived in Omaha as an over Sunday visitor accompanied by his parents and a group of relatives and friends for a social gathering and family time in the city.
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Leo Welsh
Omaha
Glen Ruthledge
Nehawka News
A. B. Rutledge
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Travelers
Local residents and out of town guests flocked through the city with trips from Omaha Cedar Creek and Lincoln. Notables include Mrs Ben Brooks Mr and Mrs R E Foster and children and Miss Violet Dodge among others visiting relatives shopping and attending church and retreats.
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Drake University
Cappa Lambda
Grandma White
Bank OF
ARMY
THEW
Son
Mrs. I. S. White
Queen Esther
Busiss
Young Cline
Hospital For
T. J. Sokol
C. E. Wescott
Ben Brooks
Metropolis
Peter Meisinger
Sera Johnson
Gust Johnson
Emma Chandler
George W. Snyder
James Terryberry
R. E. Foster
R. E. Foster and Children of Union
Larson
Harry Goucenour
Presbyterian Hospital
W. H. Heil
Paul
John A. Hennings
Nellie Bulger
V. V. Leonard
Clarence Busche
Dc. F. Wheeler
Louisville
John Vicek
Holy Rosary Church
Violet Dodge
Gretchen
Marie Donnelly
Walter Sans
Beulah Sans
Burlington
John Hirt
Lena
W. R. Egenberger
Murdock
Elmwood
J. C. Peterson
Charles Peterson
Edna Peterson
Myrtle
State Fisheries
Robert Will
Edward Fitzgerald
Opal
Helen Egenberger
Weeping Water
B. L. Philpot
M. A. Shine
St. John’s Church
Henry Sander
Andrew Sander
J. S. Hall
Diagonal
C. A. Morris
G. J. Jones
John Janda
Lawrence, Neb
Kuppenheimer
Stetson
Manhattan
Carhart Overadis Flanson Gloves
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