Daily Personal News item long list of Omaha visits
A stream of notices shows residents traveling to Omaha on the early Burlington train for business and social errands. Names include R. O. Watters Rex Wilson W. W. Coates Mrs Krisky Mike Bilsie Gapen A. W. Atwood Mrs W. J. Hartwick Mrs A L Anderson and many others visiting or transacting business in Omaha and Lincoln during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Coates
Omaha
Mrs. Krisky
Burlington
Mike Bilsie Gapen
Thome
A. W. Atwood
W. J. Hartwick
A. L. Anderson
Charles Cook
C. C. Parmele
Pollock
Julian Pepperberg
Lincoln
T. L. Murphy
Miks Mae
G. Knapp
Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Frank Slaviecka
Ed. Barker
Barker & Parméle Garage
Hyron Clark
Chicago
Silan Long
Miss Stella
Burington
Lee Kirkpatrick
Nehawka
H. A. Parker
Houston
Texas
Pickens-Downing Welding
J. R. Barrett
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pickett
the Burington
MM. E. Thompson
North Platte
City
Plattsmouth Opens Weyrick Hadrab Drug Store June Event
Plattsmouth opens a new Weyrick and Hadrab drug store on Main between Fifth and Sixth streets inviting the public to inspect its modern stock and accept their promise of best goods at low prices. The proprietors Weyrick and Hadraba are local pharmacists dedicated to attentive service and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Plattsmouth
Best
Plattspluck
Main
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Messrs. Weyrick & Hadraba
Plattasmouth
Eal
Avugier Pannska Visitors in Louisville on Business
Avugier Pannska and a companion from the bowl eiligens vicinity were in Louisville today to attend business matters. They arrived on the Schuyler and planned to return on the same train in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Parmele
Louisville Bank
Adam Kaffenberger
Avugier Pannska
Non
Louisville
Schuyler
Order to Show Cause In Estate of Regina Wolf Nebraska
The Court of Cass County Nebraska sets a hearing on the petition of J W Reenberger administrator for license to mow land described as irregular parcels in Cass County Nebraska including Lots Ten and Eleven in Block Thirteen in Duke's Addition to Matamouth with references to the Omaha Southern Railway and specific acreages. The notice covers the North Half of Lots Thirteen and Fifty-three in Section 13 Township 19 Range 13 and the undivided one half of the following tract including Be ditches and streets as shown on the plate. The hearing seeks authority to convey or encumber land associated with the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausy
C. Kettles
Gojeet
Bald Petiwut
Armastaatios
Nebraska
Ashland
Board of County
Saunders Sens
Cass County
Nebranka
Said City
Silver Street
Aaid City
Said
Chioneo, Burtington & Quincy Railroad Corr
Aqutheast Nderyne
Epot
Pers Aleng Oy Urlington & Quincey Ren ‘Omping
Main Street
Hland
Valid Depot Traupee
Frd
Third Street
Union
Saunders County
Ashland Drainage District
Saunder County
Wahoo
Eald County
Wall District
Ante
Eerie Court of Cass Coun
Regina Wolf
J. W. Reenberger
Regina
Molly
Bee Spring
Rangy
Wall County
Lote
Wieren
Hoek
Duke
Mattemouth
Omaha Southern
Acrowa
Lota
Bection
Roda
Atten
Ous
Estate sale to pay debts in Mortsmouth Nebraska
Proceedings in the district court order notice to heirs and all interested to appear at the court in Mortsmouth on a date in July 1900 to show cause why administrator should be licensed to sell real estate of the deceased to cover debts and expenses. The amount needed includes 280 dollars plus administration costs with no personal property available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Albern
Mortsmouth
Nebraska
Marty Travis
District Court
Cp. OF. Dwyer
James Robertson
Cass County
New Trask
Court House
Murray
Cass
Leila
Peter Campbell
Thomas L. Campbell
Pininn
Plattamouth
A. D. Inc
Quinton
Sherif
Local social and legal notices fill Omaha trip day
Mrs Bert Chriswisser visits Glenwood and relatives. Miss Villa Gapen with Miss McKinley head to Omaha for the day. Many locals travel to Omaha on No 6 for visits and business. Court actions include wills for Conrad Heineman and Addison H Jackson estates. Notable arrivals include Col Henry C McMahen improving after illness and attorney Charles Bartell in town for depositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
Murray
Mr. Rice
D. C. Patterson
Omaha
Matthew Gering
Earl Travis
Patterson
Burlington
Henry C. McMahen
A. L. Jackson
Cavghter
Elizabeth
New Passenger Engines for Lincoln and West Lines
The Lincoln division of the Burlington received one new passenger engine from a twenty five engine order, with three or four more for the Lincoln division and thirteen for the western lines. The new engine was tested yesterday on a 1300 ton freight to Newark’s Burke hill, proving capable before service use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Burlington
Alliance
Lincoln Division
Burke Hill
State Journal
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Daily Personal News
R. O. Watters
Rex Wilson
Pacific Junction
Schumacher
Minnie
John Iverson
Fort Calhoun
John E. Leesley
Pissenger
Mr. Leesley
Frederick Truesdell
Mins Allee Dovey
George B. Dovey
Milas Dovey
Mra. Troesdell
T. W. Vallery
Walter
Hall
Korth
Flynn
H. A. Wiggenhorn
Louise Wiggenhorn
Tom McCullough
Rock Bluffs
James Terryberg
Tahor
Mr. Terryberry
Ben Horning
Ben
Matthew Gerling
Wyoming
Matthew
Victor Anderson
Havelock
Victor
Missouri River
George H. Poisall
James Terryberry
Terryberry
Palsall
The
Miewarts
Beal
Bert Chriswisser
Glenwood
Miss Villa Gapen
Miss McKinley
Leona Edgerton
Miss Lencowele
O. A. Brown
Margaret Lorine
Mrs. Brown
J. C. Coleman
Jesse R. McVey
Colorado
William Morrow
W. B. Elster
San Antonio
Tex
Bermuda
Oklahoma
Burlington Station
No. 6
Henry Heixes
Mrs. T. J. Janda
John M. Jeukman
Rock Bluffs Precinct
Fred Gels
Cora Walker
John W. Bookmeyer
Charles L. Martin
G. C. Wilcke
Spokane, Wash
P. F. Goos
Aire
William Starkjohn
Adam Hild
Conrad Heineman
E. R. Todd
Henry Heineman
Addison H. Jackson
John M. Jackman
B. R. Windham
Freda Herold
W. H. Cooper
Bloomington
Ill
Henry Herold and Son
Mrs. Woodruff
Faribault, Minn
Hillard Grossman
Journal
Hillard
Charles Bartell
Bartell
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schagtner & Mayz
Stetson
Manhattan
Clothiers
Bart Schaffner
Mars
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