Plattsmouth and Vicinity Promaturday Tally Highlights Local Visits
Dr. Gilmore of Murray and C F Rheihart of Cedar Creek visit the city for business. Cedar Creek residents Seybert and family travel to Plattsmouth. George Stohlman of Manley and W F Gillespie of Mynard renew contacts. Numerous locals attend to affairs, medical consultations, travel, and family visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Rheihart
Cedar Creek
A. F. Seybert
Famly
George Stohlman
Manley
W. F. Gillespie
Mynard
Local residents arrive and depart for business and visits
James Stander of Louisville handles courthouse matters. Verena and Lida Langhurst of Elmwood return home via Missouri Pacific after visiting at the Rosencrans home. Will Murdock of Nebraska City visits. his fractured limb from two weeks ago is recovering. Mrs. Fred Heinrich of Havelock departs after visiting at Frank Janda’s home with Paul Lutz. Mrs. J. E. Kinkead travels to Omaha to attend to business and will visit with daughter Mrs. Arthur Crissman. J. O. Phillipps and wife come to attend a semi centennial celebration, meeting Rev. Loveland. Joseph Kanka and sisters Francis and Anna depart for Kanesha and Racine, Wis., for about three weeks. G. G. Meisinger of Cedar Creek visits. Chas Beverage from west of Murray visits. Sally Keckler of Manley visits on business. Deputy County Treasurer Frank Schlater travels to South Omaha to manage stock interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Seybert
Cedar Creek
Andy Snyder
Burwell
Andy Morrow
George P. Messinge, Jr
Lincoln
W. M. Thomas
Louisville
Chas. Vallery
W. J. Streight
Fred Wallinger
Geo. Wolf
Geo. Hild
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Ed Fickler
Hyannis
Dr. Carr
Canada
E. Furlong
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
James Stander
Verena
Lida Langhurst
Elmwood
Fred Heinrich
Havelock
Frank Janda
Paul Lutz
E. P. Lutz
J. E. Kinkead
Arthur Crissman
J. O. Phillipps
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rev. Loveland
Joseph Kanka
Francis
Anna
Kanesha
Racine
Wis
No. 2
Joseph
Wisconsin
Ladies Callers Promote Goods for Henry R. Gering Co
Women will visit homes next week to showcase a line of goods handled by Henry R. Gering and company. They are not agents or peddlers and will gladly provide information and recommendations about the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Gering
Gering & Co
Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird for Food
Questioning readers about choosing foods or medicines with known ingredients. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and remedy for women’s health issues, including painful periods and pregnancy preparation, claiming broad nervous and bodily benefits. Readers are urged to request a free booklet from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids
8Eal Institute
Buffalo
Condition of Thomas Wiles After Mill Accident
Thomas Wiles, previously reported with a severe accident at his saw mill near Weeping Water, remains in critical condition. He has been moved to his home and is under a nurse care with doctors noting brain pressure from the blow and partial paralysis in all limbs. he is fifty six years old and in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vallery
Hutchinson
Kan
Wm. Sherman
Lincoln
Walter Cummings
Martin Peterson
Omaha
Mary Hungate
Vesta
Marie Douglass
Thomas Wiles
Weeping Water
Wiles
Wedding at Weeping Water Unites Cora Crabtree and H Lee Marshall
The ceremony at the Crabtrees home on the south side joined Miss Cora Crabtree to Mr. H Lee Marshall with Rev. Lemon officiating. Miss Mildred Butler played the wedding march as guests celebrated with punch and refreshments, witnessed by about fifty relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Crabtree
Cora
H. Lee Marshall
Mildred Butler
Margaret Jameson
M. Bert McNamee
Ice Cream Social at Mynard Woodmen Hall July 6
The Modern Woodmen of America camp at Mynard will host an ice cream social at their hall on the evening of July 6. A large crowd is anticipated as preparations proceed and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Mynard
Explorers Return From Colorado Trip With Health Boost
Explorers H. D. Travis and J. M. Leyda arrived back from a week long Colorado visit after exploring land prospects. County Treasurer Wheeler also returned, having invested in Cass county lands priced from 3100 to 125 per acre. The party enjoyed the climate and scenery, rode broncos, and say the excursion improved their health and outlook for settling down to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Travis
J. M. Leyda
Colorado
Plattsmouth
Wheeler
Cass County
Travis and
Leyda
Pasture Available Near Town for Cattle
Local landowner John Gorder offers pasture four miles west of town for a limited number of cattle. The land is in excellent condition and available if application is made soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorder
Pecenorski Janda Wedding At Bohemia Church
Francis Janda and Dr. Robert Pecenorski wed yesterday at Bohemia Catholic church South Omaha at 10 a m in the presence of a large gathering. Rev Father Chan delock officiated. They will live in Valley Falls Kansas where the Doctor has a practice. John Lee left for Neligh to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia Catholic
South Omaha
Father Chandelock
Francis Janda
Robert Peceworski
Thomas Janda
Peceworski
Valley Falls
Kansas
Married Couple Joins In Denver Home Ceremony
Miss Josephine Droege and John Uhlig wed at the home of Thomas Janda in Denver Colorado on Tuesday June 24 Both natives of Denver the couple are lauded as beloved citizens John Uhlig worked as a cigarmaker for Mr Pepperberg and Miss Droege learned glove making after years in the cigar factory The newlyweds plan to reside in Denver and begin their life together with the warm wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Janda
Denver
Colorado
Josephine Droege
John Ulig
John Uhlig
Pepperberg
Mies Uhlig
Droege
Miss Droege
Julius Pepperberg
Uhlig
Big Blast at a Stone Quarry in Nehawka
A June 26 report from Nehawka details the largest blast at Vancourt's stone quarry. 155 kegs of blasting powder were used to strip dirt from a rock ledge, with 25 kegs per hole fired by electricity. The blast moved 60,000 cubic yards of dirt, uncovered 750 rock cars, after six days of work costing 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Vancourt
Lundberg
A Day in the Woods Picnic For St Johns Sunday School
A Sunday School picnic at Ficklers grove three and a half miles south of town gave children a day of games races and contests. Carryalls transported the youngsters to the ideal site where ample food including ice cream awaited. The day left young participants and adults cheerful and eager for a repeat outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficklers’ Grove
St. John’s
Carryalls
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Promaturday
N. W. Gaines
Luke H. Vallery
Jacob Vallery, Jr
T. P. Livington
Nicholas Todd
E. R. Todd
Nick
E. M. Clark
Maude
Mollie
Auburn
Lloyd Gapin
Murray
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
Sidney Tyler
Peoria
Aurora
G. G. Meisinger
Chas
Sally Keckler
Frank Schlater
White Coods
Oxfords
Union
Lenox
W.R
Bars S. P
Can
Ife
Ice Cream Social
Wescott’s Sons
Pecenorski
Janda
John Lee
Neligh
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