Murray Journal Notes Local Happenings in Plattsmouth Area
The Murray journal itemizes visits and events in Cass County. People such as Miss Dow Young Mrs A Baker James Darrow and Frank Kendall are mentioned along with shop and market activity including shipments of hogs to South Omaha and carloads of cattle. A new crane on the M P line at the depot draws local disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Bais
Appeir
Ntereet
James Darrow
Frank Kendall
Union
Jeff Lewis
Miss May
Omaha
Chas. Troop
South Omaha
Jimmie Reot
Lincoln
A. L. Baker
Miss Ola
Surprise
Neb
M. G. Churchill
D. L. Amick
Chas. Boedeker
Philpot Bros
Robi. Shrader
Hendley
Nebraska
Little One
Bob
West
Grandpa Long
Cass County
Mike Klaurens
M. P
Wedding at Avoca Brencal and Marquadt Tie in Nuptial
Wedding held June 25 1907 at the bride's home in Avoca Nebraska with Dr J W Brencal and Minnie M Marquardt wed in a Congregational ceremony Rev Batter officiated and Mgr Gsanther of Omaha played the march A six course dinner followed as Avoca orchestra provided music. Relatives and guests from Dunbar Murtey Wahoo Cedar Bluffs Omaha and Utica attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brencal
Minnie M. Merauadt
Avoca
Nebraska
al. D. Marquadt
Batter
Congregational Cburen
D. MeAdlister
Dunbar
Seimea
Mgr. 'Gsanther
Omaha
Avoca Orchestra
Wahoo
Emma
Adolph Kneet
Edar Bluffs
Gsantrer
Omens
Gil McAllister
Durbar
H. Marquardt
Wet Point
F. Beckard
Daues*sr
Utica
J. F
Ianfman
Darorhter
Linta
Maude Tubbs and Clifford Jones Wed At Mynard Home
The ceremony united Miss Maude Tubbs and Clifford N. Jones at the Tubbs home two miles west of Mynard. Rev J E Houlgate performed the vows as decor by John Benfer featured an asparagus and rose gate. After a light wedding dinner the couple will visit Lincoln Tecumseh Peru and other points before settling in Nebraska City after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tubbs
Mynard
Miss Maude
Clifford N. Jones
Tecumseh
John Benfer
Jesse George
Gertrude McMillen
J. E. Houlgate
Lincoln
Peru
Nebraska City
Henry
Emory Jones
Wm. Wynn, Jr
Harry Kuhney
Hazel
Pearl
Farm for Sale Near Murray Nebraska 129 Acres
For sale a 129 acre farm located 1.5 miles east and 0.5 mile south of Murray with fair improvements. Price $75 per acre. Offer valid for a short time only. For details call or write W. S. Dutl Murray Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
W. S. DuLt
Murray, Neb
Greatest Happiness Through Helping Others Elixir Ad
An advertisement promotes Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as the best remedy for stomach and intestinal maladies. It claims quick warmth, renewed strength, and improved digestion, urging use for strength, appetite, and health. Distributed by Jos Tuiner of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Mrs Rosencrans Heads to Gretna for Visit
Mrs. W. E. Rosencrans departed for Gretna this afternoon to visit for a few days. She was accompanied to Omaha by Mrs. F. A. Baker of Elmwood, and she took the children along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Rosencrans
Gretna
Omaha
F. A. Baker
Elmwood
Plattsmouth Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Maple Grove notes William Puls and Laura visit Plattsmouth. Mrs Levi Rusterholtz and Maude visit Coleridge. Many attend Eight Mile Grove children’s day. Mary West of Plattsmouth stays with Otto Puls. A Youngs visit Ben Noels. Boedeker ships cattle to South Omaha. Friends gather at Fred Engelke meier’s. L H Youne reelected school director. J R Cathey travels to Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Puls
Laura
Plattsmouth
Levi Rusterholtz
Maude
Fleming
Coleridge
Neb
Eight Mile Grove
Mary West
Otto Puls
Rm. A. Young
Ben Noels
Ad. Boedeker
South Omaha
Fred Engelkemeier
Real Estate Transfers in Weeping Water and Nearby Areas
Property transfers listed include P. D. Etinge to Louis Anderson for east 2-3 of lot 2, block 71 in Weeping Water. Clara Fry to C. E. Martin for lot 11, block 134 city. C. C. Parmele to W. D. Conn for southeast of northeast 16-11-9. Olive Gass to C. E. Martin for lot 10, block 134. Edwin Jeary to Ww. E. Rosen et al for lot 7, block 19, Elmwood. H. L. Oldham to E. A. Latta for part southeast of southwest 13-11-13. Considerations shown variously 100 to 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Etinge
Louis Anderson
Considera Eee
Clee Congress
Clara Fry
C. E. Martin
Consid
C. C. Parmele
W. D. Conn
Consideration
GFA
OM ccc
Olive Gass
Cossasscaneane
Edwin Jeary
Building A. S. Will's new Chicago avenue home described
A. S. Will employs a large crew on his Chicago avenue residence. The foundation uses verified brick and cement with a two and a half inch air space to keep the interior dry and warm. The home will be a frame structure veneered with gray pressed brick and finished to be substantial and comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Chicago Avenue
Murdoch Produce Market Ledger and Local Notes
The issue blends produce market notes with local notices from Murdoch and surrounding towns. It lists prices for corn and wheat, passenger train details out of Denver, and community items including births, visits, and sports results. Notable: a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs J Embury on June 19, mentions of Murdock baseball win over Elmwood 8 to 0, and a cannon accident injuring Albert Stachetsky.
Wm. Holly Announces Spring and Summer Menswear Line
The retailer promotes a complete gents and boy's clothing line for spring and summer. Call in to see the new selections and let them show what is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holly
Bank Veo Promises Service and Security for All Patrons
We stress convenient banking and strong safeguards with fire and burglar proof vaults and ample insurance. The bank emphasizes that small wage earners can benefit from banking and urges customers to call for service. The emphasis is on safeguarding depositors and supporting the community.
Weather and society mix in July fashion and safety
The piece notes a dry season forecast fails as Fourth of July picnics rely on talcum powder and fashion from a society page. It highlights train wrecks and auto accidents as proof of rash times, cites Vice President Fairbanks drawing crowds in heat, and mentions refrigeration making people comfortable while fashion keeps up with heat. It ends with a tongue in cheek political remark and a Wantel referencing a cool girl at Jerry’s restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray Department
Mias Dow Young
Plattemouth
Mrs. A. &. Baker
Tommy Nix
Rex Young
McDaniel
Wm. Hendricks
Dr. Brendel
D. J. W. Brendel
Glenn
Ethel Owens
Kansas City
Etta Nickels
J. H. Habel
Lightning and
Tornado Insurance Company
Walt Vallery
J. F. Brendel
Awoes
Sree
J. D. Wordeman
Leigh
John West
John’s School
Lonnie Klaurens
Eli Smith
Paris Green
Mr. Smith
J. W. Edmund
A. BL. Boedeker
Fate Davis
Minford & Klaurens
J. W. Brendel
Minnie M. Marquadt
Tubbs-Jones
Maple Grove
L. H. Youne
J. R. Cathey
Weeping Water
H. L. Oldham
E. A. Latta
Murdoch
Martin & Tour
Ghraln Markets
Denver
Frehrtit
UN. Nou. Sud
Juval Passetiver
Es Daal
Seaway Atsiel
Reigieb. Sic
Weal of
Des Moines
J. Embury
A. J. Tool
Carrie Wurts
W. C. Gillespie
Alvo
Miss Smith
John Rohrdanz
Havelock
John Scheel
R. B. Cox
Montana
Colorado
Murdock
H.R. Neitzel
H. A. Gillespie
Alice Lau
Leta McDonald
Ashland
Harry Gillespie
C. Halfish
Wabash
Albert Stachetsky
F. G. Fricke & Co
Rock Island
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraka
Tillman
Wantel
Jerry
Fidow Jones
Boston
Poy
KRAFT
Klothing
Kompany
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