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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
3
A San Antonio man arrived Saturday and is now confined at home with malaria fever while planning to farm next year. A 14 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Rush, fractured her arm in a wood shed accident, receiving careful treatment and recovery appears favorable.
Nehawka reports visiting guests in Eight Mile Grove with May Vallery and Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Opp remains ill, Joe West visits Dr. West in Belvidere, and Edwin Shumaker welcomes a firstborn son. Henry Armstrong coats 1000 barrels in 5.5 days. An accident injures Henry Wessel. editor seen at Epworth convention. an infant bitten by a rat, wound treated and rat sent for rabies testing.
Mrs E J Mougey returned from a three week visit with sisters at Kearney and Elwood. W H Mark and wife hosted a weekend visit from Thurman Ta, with daughter Mrs Harry Graves. Mrs Swift and daughter Mrs Gertrude Morgan of Plattsmouth enjoyed a Sunday visit from D W Foster and wife. George Mead and wife south of town welcomed a baby girl last Saturday June 20. Village weeds along streets provoke council and Missouri Pacific talk. Charles Niday was seen using a cane.
Mrs. John Saxon of Falls City visited Miss Ida Freeman in Plattsmouth and misplaced a pocketbook with about 2 shillings. Henry Heebner, a Murray grain buyer, waited half a day for a delayed train while returning from Nehawka. Major A Hall, once a Firht Mile Grove instructor, considered a county treasurer bid.
A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Gollner southwest of town and will live in Eagle. Howard Saxton of Pender visited for the funeral of Mr Bailey. Mrs H L Greeson traveled to attend Bailey's funeral. Minnie Sutherland was elected to teach the intermediate room in Eagle. J L Ring left for Harrison for a 27 year family reunion with relatives. The Panska two year old fell and broke a leg, receiving prompt medical care. Dr W A Alton is noted for missionary work.
Ed McNealy moves a concrete cave for S. W. Ball measuring eleven feet long eight feet wide and seven feet high. Daisy Funke travels with grandmother to Atchison Kansas and Springfield Maine. Mrs. Mike Writseh and children visit relatives in Louisville this week. Mr and Mrs Andrew Schoeman buy a new Gram-Rich sleigh plane for daughter Ada. Myrtle Sutter leaves Louisville to run Omaha office for Richey Sand company. Ernest Reasner and Julius Krecklow return from Minnesota for a short vacation. Mrs Arthur Stander visits sister Pattie Melzo mer at Cedar Creek. Miss Goldie McCarver and Albert Leard marry at Plainsmoneth and plan Weatherly, Missouri home. P O Esmay and spouse from Stuart Nebraska visit Louisville. Esmay in stock raising, owning 800 acres and renting a section.
An eight pound daughter arrived Saturday June 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Irv Stall. The column notes several local visits including County Commissioner Kleebner and Mrs Jesse Westlake, and other residents traveling to nearby towns. Werniece’s illness improves and town residents engage in short trips and family visits with mentions of Gemany funds and shop plans.
Plattsmouth and Mrs Edna Mor of Cleveland attended while Mrs Emily Lawin of Massachusetts could not be present.
Fe on n at feeleof ocfocrony WEEPING WATER Republican notes recount visitors and events. Cromwell plans inspection trip to Pawnee City and Wheat lands near Plainville. Omahan visits, deaths and illnesses touch the community as residents travel and gather.
Avoca residents organize a free community entertainment on Thursday July 2 to aid farmers and local traders. Elmwood and Syracuse bands will play and a large canvas will show moving pictures in front of the bank building. Governor John H Morehead is scheduled to speak at the event.
Prompted by home improvement needs, T M Patterson of The Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association promotes a loan with easy monthly payments for remodels.
A Sunday school picnic will be held at Rummel's Grove one and a half miles west of Mynard on July 4, 1944. Refreshments will be provided and all are invited to enjoy the day.
Sufferers describe relief from eczema and itchy eruptions after using Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Mrs A Einfeldt of Rock Island Illinois reports nine years free from the ailment after a single treatment. Guaranteed. 50c at your druggist.
A petition in the guardianship matter of Arthur Ruth William and Lee Jones minors was filed in the district clerk's office. The guardian Mrs Kate N Jones seeks to sell estate realty to finance the children's education and care with GC BE Teivt of Weeping Walter as attorney for the petitioner.
A surprise party was held at Virgil Miller's Manley home on Wednesday evening June 24 for his nineteenth birthday. Friends Misses Florence Andrews Mable Coon Carrie Schaffer Helen Geon Clarissa Kneel and Messrs Frank Baldwin Grover Carensen Callie Miller Fred Sorenson gathered to observe the event. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Miller and Miss Mable Coon before guests departed late.
The splendid work of Cham berlain's Tablets is daily becoming more widely known. No such grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles has ever been known. For sale by all dealers.
John Bauer, local Overland agent, reports strong sales to buyers including John Weberbein Will Rummell Peter Halmes Ed Tritsch and the Plattsmouth Journal. The Journal car is the prize in a heaster contest conducted by the paper and is noted as up to date in manufacture and equipment. Bauer praises Overland cars for stability and low upkeep costs.
Serious sickness starts in stomach liver and kidneys. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. Claims better health by ridding fer menting gassy foods. 25c at your Druggist Bucklen’s Arnica Salve also advertised.
John W. Kiser was arraigned before Justice M. Archer on carrying concealed weapons. Evidence supported holding him over to the district court. The charge stems from a recent confrontation with a man of colored origin connected to Hotel Riley, injuring John and affecting his mobility. He posted bond for the district court next term.
Crank for a Cartercar autNo missing found near a residence on Louisville road near Coon Valley. Finder should contact Chris Parkening at telephone 3423 for return.
Classified notice offers a good driving horse with wagon buggy and harness for sale by Harry Johnson dated 6 29. A concise ad notes ready for purchase and contact implies a local seller listing a usable farm team and equipment.
W. B. Porter offers 30 plus Duroc Jersey piglets about 8 weeks old for sale in June. Pedigrees furnished, prices $10 to $15 each. No males sold after July 1. Stock viewable any day at Mynard Nebraska. 29-41d-4tw
News from Palmer Nebraska reports the birth of a fine girl to Dr. and Mrs. Bachmann. Mrs. Bachmann has been visiting her mother in Palmer for several weeks. The newborn adds a sister for the couple’s twins and the family will stay in Palmer until Mrs. Bachmann can travel home.
A twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment is recommended to relieve rheumatic pains quickly with sale through all dealers.
This morning Byron Clark and Hon. Jesse L. Root of the Burlington legal department, with George W. Leament, Y. Earnest and D. G. Beams of the railroad service, were in the city attending to company matters.
Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and the whole system. Reputable physicians should prescribe only, citing Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free. Internal remedy claims blood and mucous surface action with testimonials and retail from druggists.
Oscar McNurlin was seriously injured Wednesday at the shops in Havelock where he works. He was struck on the head by a trip hammer and was unconscious for hours before regaining consciousness. His family left for Havelock but there was no word at first. Later reports say he is improving and recovery is hoped.
Advertisement urging households to stock Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer. claims high value and necessity, sold by all dealers.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court in Plattsmouth issues a notice to creditors of the deceased George W. Vass. Hearings on claims are set for July 27, 1914 and January 26, 1915 at 10 a.m. to examine adjust and allow claims. All claims must be filed by the respective hearing deadlines.
Notice to creditors in Cass County is filed in County Court. The administrator reports final settlement and distribution of the estate residue. A hearing is set at the Plattsmouth Court House on June 7, 1914 at o'clock a.m. Objections must be filed by that date. County Judge certifies the notice.
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