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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1916

Page

3

Local Notes From Louisville and Nearby

A girl born to Mr and Mrs Richard Carlson on Wednesday June 14. Mrs C FE Wood and children return from Brownsville. Earl Mayfield travels to Omaha for a steel splinter removal near the pupil. Mr and Mrs Herman Stehlman greet a daughter born Saturday June 17. Frank Ross prepares to build a residence on First and Cherry streets. Judge and Mrs A J Cornish host a Lincoln summer gathering across the river. Hoop nets and fish traps found by river wardens prompt more local meat trade. Mrs Edna Senn leaves for Sanford Mont after visiting relatives, plans to teach there next year.

Richard Carlson

Nebraska Troops Ordered to Border Urgently

Lincoln June 25 Adjutant General Hall received war department orders to rush Nebraska units to the border. The Fremont signal corps and first battalion of the Fourth regiment, about 300 men from Omaha, under Major Elsasser, will entrain tomorrow along with the field hospital corps under Major Spearman. The war department requests rapid muster and readiness, signaling grave need as guardsmen are pressed into federal service.

Lincoln Neb Hall General Funston War Department Fremont Signal Corps Elsasser Nebraska General Barry Central Department Secretary of War

Local visitors frequent city stores and travel onward

A sequence of residents and visitors from Cedar Creek Murray Murray area and beyond travel to Omaha Lincoln Fremont and Nebraska City for business visits hospital care and family visits. The notes name John Gauer W L Austin Rev and Mrs Henry Speck among others while reporting on trips and departures to kiosks farms and relatives.

John Gauer Cedar Creek W. R. Young Murray J. H. Adams Omaha Sheriff Quinton Lincoln Charles Cline South Bend State Hospital Henry Albert Andrew Sanders H. J. Miller Alvo J. H. Becker Louie Rheinackle Anton Vitersnek Fremont P. A. Meisinger W. F. Gillespie Mynard Grain Ratio Taylor Celia Taylor Havelock Paul Litzmann Unadilla Neb

Lost dress coat reported on South Tenth street area

A dark blue dress coat with a small white stripe is missing between the Troop property and Louisville road. If found, please leave it at this office.

South Tenth Street Chicago Avenue Louisville Road

Public notice praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion

Mrs. C. E. Riley of Ilion New York says she used Chamberlain's Tablets for six months and they gave her more relief than any other remedy. The ad notes Chamberlain's Tablets are obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain C. E. Riley Ilion N. Y

Local notices and arrivals brighten town week

Friends report Mrs. Herman Kijetsch's operation in Lincoln. James Boyle and family visit the Boyle home south of town. The new bridge west of town improves travel to Elmwood. John Bogard returns from Oskaloosa to escort his father home. Dr. J R Shannon remains ill at home. The Philpots mourn their infant son. funeral held at the cemetery. Herman Cannon visits from Long Beach to see old friends. J. W. Carnes and Lula Wiles visit in town.

Herman Kijetsch Lincoln Charles Philpot James Boyle York A.S. Boyle Elmwood John Bogard Oskaloosa Inn J. W. Carnes Isaac Wiles Lula Wiles Herman Cannon J. R. Shannon B. L. Philpot

Forethought saves big expense admits its value

E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio writes that his family has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and even takes it on extended visits. The advertisement notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.

E. W. Archer Caldwell Ohio Chamberlain

Omaha officer promoted to commissary general colonel rank

Announcement today announces Major A. D. Falconer of Omaha as commissary general with the rank of colonel General Hall, chief disbursing officer, reports unlimited funds for preparing and moving troops Majors Arthur Haysel and J. M. Barkner of the state office will be mustered in to aid in preparing to move the men

A. D. Falconer Omaha Hall Arthur Haysel J. M. Barkner State Office

See us on lumber in White Pine area

Local lumber outlet invites customers to visit and asks them to request any needed timber or building supplies. promises quick procurement if not in stock.

Bowel Relief Remedy Travel Tale At Iowa Church Talk

A missionary from India visiting Des Moines churches recounted a journey into the Indian interior where illness struck. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and credited it with saving his life. He said the remedy is used in India as both preventive and cure for cholera and is dependable for milder bowel complaints here. Obtainable everywhere.

Des Moine Iowa India Chamberlain

Found small key ring at office notice

Mr and Mrs Joseph McCloud welcome a baby girl born at 2 o clock this morning. Mother and daughter are reported well and Mr McCloud wears a wide smile.

Mrs Joseph McCloud Mr. McCloud

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim in 1886 Ohio Patent

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio offers one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured only by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies December 6, 1886. Advertisement states medicine is taken internally and affects mucous surfaces.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Seal Notary Hiall Th. Hull

Automobiles Collide at Junction of Two Avenues

Saturday evening Charles Dovey driving the Oakland car of G. E. Dovey collided with a car owned by B. F. Wiles and driven by Harley Wiles at the horn of Chicago and Lincoln avenues. The Wiles car rear collided the Dovey machine bending the left fender and damaging the left wheel. the Dovey car will require repair. No injuries occurred to the occupants.

Charles Dovey Oakland G. E. Dovey Chicago Avenue Lincoln Avenue B. F. Wiles Harley Wiles Wiles Dovey

Mrs Chapman Called to California for Ill Brother

Mrs. S. M. Chapman of Lincoln leaves tonight for San Diego after a message announcing the serious illness of Joseph M. Chapman, brother of the late Judge S. M. Chapman. His recovery is doubtful. Mr. Chapman has lived on the Pacific coast for several years.

S. M. Chapman Lincoln San Diego Cal Joseph M. Chapman Chapman Pacific Coast

Disaster at Burlington store injures employee toes

Glen Parriott, a Burlington store department employee, dropped a large piece of iron on his right foot inflicting painful toe injuries. He will take a short vacation from his duties.

Glen Parriott Burlington

Returns from Columbus to visit critically ill Mrs Speck

Claus Speck returned home from Columbus Nebraska after visiting Mrs Henry Speck in the hospital. He reports she remains in a very critical condition but believes she may have a chance for recovery if she survives today and tomorrow.

Claus Speck Columbus Henry Speck Columbus, Neb

Mrs Joe Lahoda Undergoes Operation At Home

Mrs Joe Lahoda in poor health of three years underwent an operation at her home this morning. Surgeons Dr S S Wilson of Nebraska City and Dr P J Flynn of this city performed the procedure. Latest reports say she was doing as well as could be expected.

Joe Lahoda S. S. Wilson Nebraska City P. J. Flynn

Fine Strawberries Presented by Local Farmer E A Nelson

E A Nelson, an enterprising local farmer, presented the Journal publisher with fine sized strawberries grown on his place. He has raised $200 worth of the delicious fruit so far. Robert Rebal was among those traveling to Omaha this afternoon to visit friends and relatives.

E. A. Nelson Nelson Robert Rebal Omaha

Mrs Chapman and son Sam Return From Lincoln Visit

Mrs. John W. Chapman and her young son Sam returned home Saturday evening after a few days in Lincoln visiting relatives and friends.

John W. Chapman Sam Lincoln

Meisinger Visits City for Weekend Shopping Trip

J. E. Meisinger was among business visitors in the city Saturday, motoring in to look after weekend shopping.

J. E. Meisinger

Wheat crops in Cass County praised as fair weather prevails

Mr and Mrs J H McMahen and family toured Cass County visiting Manley Weeping Water Murdock and Greenwood meeting Mrs Jordan sister of Mrs McMaken and enjoying lunch. McMaken reports wheat and oats in best shape though corn lags behind expectations.

J. H. McMahen Gladys Joe Manley Weeping Water Murdock Greenwood Jordan

Four Deere binders for sale in Plattsmouth Neb

Clyde H Fuller of Plattsmouth Nebraska offers four new John Deere binders at 120 dollars each for ten days only. If unsold they will be shipped to a wheat country with a savings of 30 to 40 dollars.

Clyde H. Fuller Plattsmouth Neb

For Sale Carriage and Wagon at Parmele Livery Barn

A carriage and furniture wagon are for sale and can be viewed at the Parmele livery barn by M. Hild.

Parmele M. Hild

Man Returns From Deadwood Visit In Good Health

Joseph Droege returns Saturday afternoon from Deadwood South Dakota where he spent two weeks with relatives and friends and reports feeling much improved in health.

Joseph Droege Deadwood

Starkjohn visits Blotzer in Omaha hospital

William Starkjohn left this morning for Omaha to see Frank Blotzer at the Immanuel hospital where he is recovering from an operation.

John Gouchenour Omaha Gouchenour William Starkjohn Frank Blotzer Immanuel Hospital Mr. Blotzer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Louisville Courier C. FE. Wood Brownsville Louisville Earl Mayfield Herman Stehlman Frank Ross First Cherry Streets J. W. Brobst A. J. Cornish Edna Senn Sanford Mont George Reichart Offigers General Hall Mina Taylor Kanesch W. H. Tritsch L. D. Hiatt George F. Dovey Jack Parmele Hay Springs Parmele Ranch Rev W. L. Austin Geneva C. W. Everett Orvil M. Kintz Bride Decatur Ind Mr. Kintz Henry Benson, Neb P. A. Horn Myrtle Seidler Winterset Weyrich Iowa City William Wohlfarth Near Mynard James Archer Isabel S. D George Hild Pekin, II Creighton George M Michael Hild Weeping Water Republican The Journal Paul H. Roberts Mer Victor California Cass County Fetzer Shoe Co
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