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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
The Munday's Daily notes visitors from Cedar Creek Mynard Murray and Havelock with reports of crops and local plans. Elmwood praises its celebratory spirit and invites readers to join a lively Fourth of July in the town.
Local notices recount visits, departures, and errands in Cass County. Residents and travelers including Dr. Marshall, Mrs. Grassman, James Archer, A. S. Will, J. Gauer, Henry Saunders, J. H. Hall, Ada and Ethel Winkler, J. S. Stone, and others move through Plattsmouth and nearby towns with carriages, trains, and road trips. A marriage license is issued to Albert Test and Maud Propst. insanity proceedings and assorted legal notices appear.
Zaar of South Bend and L W Roettger visit Plattsmouth for business. Mr and Mrs E H Chandler of Havelock visit relatives. Annetta Woods returns from Weeping Water. Mina Scaritt and son depart for Hastings after a visit. A marriage license issued to Chas L Bermester and Ida K Bowes of Benson. Alice Snover visiting Ferne Greenslate in city. Minna Will heads to Omaha then Akron Colorado for summer ranch rustication. J J Lindsey and son arrive from Loscobe Wisconsin for relatives and old friends visit. Lindsey brothers and Plattsmouth ties noted.
Boyd Porter of Murray and B A Bates of Nehawka visited the county seat today while T J Nhoden of Murray and Join McNurlin with wife returned from trips. Ashland visitors E A Wiggenhorn and family plus Mrs Lansing from Lincoln joined Fricke family guests. Helen Howland returned to Lincoln after visiting relatives. Frank Bestor, Bauer's hardware clerk, fractured his nose yesterday when a thrown ball struck his nose. he now wears a sling.
The board yesterday reconsidered the case of Barbara Mesek, adjudging her a tit subject for restraint and placing her under the charge of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donat. Mrs. Donat agreed to foster the girl for two weeks to provide care and support.
The committee in charge invites all ages to Cedar Creek on the Fourth for a simple, enjoyable celebration. They aim for a good time without grand display and urge everyone to attend.
Last Friday Ed Sheard displayed offensive manners on the street and clashed with nightwatchman Asa Davis who arrested him. Saturday he appeared before Justice Barnes and was fined 42 dollars plus costs totaling 4 45. The Weeping Water Herald warns others to mend behavior as similar action will follow. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised for quick pain relief.
New stock trunks valises suit cases and telescopes advertised at Herald's store. Lowest price offered to attract buyers.
Carl Perry aged 15 son of a Missouri Pacific conductor died last night from lockjaw after initial back pain and later convulsions. He had cut his hand a week earlier on tin but the wound healed. he was a close friend of John A. Sizer who also died last night.
Asemissen and Louck advertise a special sale featuring muslin underwear and a complete line of screen wire, screen doors and window screens, promising broad selection in town.
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