Nehawka Area Social and Travel Roundup
Mrs. Charles Klepser of near Weeping Water visited Nehawka with Nemaha friends last Sunday. Owen Willis started cutting his wheat last Monday with about fifty five acres. Miss Belle Bouck of Sheldon department store visited Palmyra over last Sunday. Glen Rutledge and family from Weeping Water visited Nehawka area with Mr Rutledge’s parents over Sunday. Benjamin Homan of Ava Missouri stayed with his daughter Mrs Joe Bowns northeast of Nehawka. Mrs. Lucile Davis Nehawka telephone exchange manager visited Weeping Water last Monday. Mrs. Vera Miller from Fairplay Missouri arrived to visit and stay for several days. Sheriff C D Quinton visited Nehawka Sunday afternoon and accompanied a visitor to Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klepser
Weeping Water
Nehawka
Owen Willis
Belle Bouck
Sheldon Department Store
Palmyra
Glen Rutledge
C. D. Quinton
Plattsmouth
Missing Harness Count Details In Local Notes
Numerous brief items note visitors and local matters including Mrs. Nutzman and the Deles Dernier family, repairs after an auditorium tank explosion, new oil stoves, warm weather footwear bargains at Wes sel Hardware and Sheldon department store, and travel by M. R. Richardson. Norris apartments foundation work progresses for a jewelry store, with Mrs. Isabelle Thomas and Miss Loretta Flamme among the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. St. John
Eugene Nutzman
Richard Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Wessel Hardware Store
Sheldon Department Store
M. R. Richardson
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Weeping Water
Nehawka
W. L. Doughty
Warren Munn
Plattsmouth
Otoe County
Winfield Scott Norris
R. C. Pollard
Charles Bates
Charles Hall
del Switzer
Z. W. Shrader
A. F. Sturm
Loretta Flamme
Omaha
Omaha University
Nebraska City
Horace Griffin
Homer Osborne
Harvey Patton
Ruby Osborne
Laverne Steele
Miller and Gruber
Norris
Lester Kendall
Harry Thomas
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
Henry M. Kropp Stricken, Bedbound by Illness
Our respected friend Henry M. Kropp has been very poorly for some time. He remains not the best at this time and is kept to his bed while bravely fighting the illness. We hope he may be out again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kropp
Henry M. Kropp
Kropp
Nehawka Enjoys Chautauqua Week Despite Busy Season
The people of Nehawka attend a Chautauqua this week amid the end of corn cultivation and start of harvest. Nebraska City hosted the same company last week and visitors from Nehawka were pleased with the performances overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Knights of Pythias meeting ends with music and refreshments
At the recent Knights of Pythias regular meeting, after lodge activities, a committee served refreshments and guests enjoyed excellent music provided by H. H. Stoll, Geo. Paulos, and Chester Waldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Messrs
H. H.stoll
Geo. Paulos
Chester Waldo
Nehawka Victorious at Manley in Sunday Ball Game
The Nehawka team traveled to Manley last Sunday and defeated the local team by a score of 9 to 3. A spectator described the game as an excellent performance witnessed by a large, interested crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Manley
Fresh Milk Cow For Sale By Chalmer Switzer
A good fresh milk cow is offered for sale by Chalmer Switzer. Contact details or location are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmer Switzer
Maryland visitors tour Nebraska and Wisconsin links
Mrs. Nathan Brison of Maryland arrives in Nehawka with her son Robert and daughter Esther and Miss Averda Alliland of Little Brittain Pennsylvania. They stay with uncle T. E. Fulton and wife this week then travel to Wayside Nebraska and visit Albert Stoll family, later visiting Wisconsin and Chicago relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Brison
Maryland
Robert
Esther
Averda Alliland
Little Brittain
Nehawka
T. E. Fulton
Wayside
Nebr
Albert Stoll
Wisconsin
Chicago
Brison
Alliland
West
Files suit in district court over $12000 mortgage note
Fred E. Bodie as receiver of Bank of Cass County sues Will Jean and others to collect $12,000 on a note secured by mortgage. W. F. Gillespie and C. L. Jean added as parties due to judgments against the land and a quit claim deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Bodie
Bank of
Cass County
Will Jean
District Court
W. F. Gilles- Pie
C. L. Jean
Saturday Specials Rib Boil and assorted groceries on sale
Local ad lists rib boil and beef roast at low per pound prices. Nuts, cocoa, soaps, and bulk items offered with multiple discount bundles. Includes 7 bars yellow soap and Armour’s White Soap priced for quantity purchases.
Local visitors and political figures stop through Union area
Monday’s Daily notes numerous locals and out of town guests visiting relatives and attending to business. Names include Jack Patterson, George Sheldon, James Teegarden, Mary B. Foster, Mrs. George Peoples, and others. Political figure W H Puls from Murray visits for state representative business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Patterson
Union
George Sheldon
Lincoln Capitalist
James Teegarden
Weeping Water
Mary BE. Foster
Omaha
George Peoples
Fairplay
Adissouri
N. K. Peoples
W. H. Puls
Murray
A. J. Engelkemeier
J. G. Metsinger
Cedar Creek
Louis Frederick
Frank Stander
Near Manley
Ray Chastine
Atchison County
Missouri
Jeanette Oliphant
Hastings
Nebraska
Smith
August Alumm
Miscoula
Mont
P. E. Goos
F. H. Mumm
Lawyer Tefft Visits Weeping Water for Legal Matters
Tuesday's Daily notes attorney C. B. Tefft of Weeping Water was in town for a few hours attending to legal matters. Mrs. J. H. Becker left for Omaha to plan a future home. Sheriff C. D. Quinton and Ben Rainey searched Greenwood for two captured lawbreakers. W. J. O'Brien of the state fisheries visited in his private car to inspect car work at local shops. Mrs. Herman Yost and daughter Phyllis returned to South Omaha with Mr. Yost. Margaret Sitzman and Ruth Tuma accompanied them from the W. P. Sitzman home in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Quinton
Ben Rainey
Greenwood
W. J. O'Brien
State Fisheries
Herman Yost
Phyllis
South Omaha
Yost
Omaha
Ruth Tuma
W. P. Sitzman
Metropolis
Cedar Creek Loses First Game Of Season To Omaha Ramblers
Cedar Creek suffers its first defeat after a long winning streak as Omaha Ramblers beat them 8 to 0. The game featured costly errors by Cedar Creek and solid hitting by Omaha. Cedar Creek fans praise the visitors and look ahead to a game with Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Greek
Cedar. Creek
Cass County
Omaha Ramblers
Ramblers
Plattsmouth Merchants
Cedar Creek
Omaha
Manley
Five Acre Lot with House and Wells for Sale
Five acre property with a three room house and two wells offered for sale. Located south of Burlington shops. Inquiries to Henry Klinger at phone 391. 127-6d,2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Shops
Henry Klinger
Dean's Ointment for skin itching urges sales
Advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment for hives eczema and itching. It promises relief from itching and states it is sold by all druggists at 60 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wilber W Anness declines short term vacancy bid
Dunbar Nebraska June 27 Wilber W Anness Republican candidate for congress from Otoe county in the First district is not running for the Reavis short term vacancy. He will appear on the July 18 primary ballot only for the regular term. He plans to harvest congressional hay in Pawnee Richardson Nemaha and Johnson counties and ship to Lincoln. He will then move to Washington to assess the seat held by Frank Reavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reavis
Anness
Table Rock
Pawnee
Richardson
Nemaha
Johnson
Lincoln
Cass
Otoe
Walt Anderson
Washington, D. C
Frank Reavis
Mr. Anness
Nebraska
Annual Reunion Planned by Cass and Otoe Pioneers
Old settlers of Union and surrounding area met at Old Set to organize the annual Cass and Otoe pioneers reunion. Officers elected for the year are W. B. Banning president J. T. Reynolds vice president C. L. Graves secretary and D. B. Porter treasurer. Reunion dates set for August 18 and 19 at the park southwest of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Cass
W. B. Banning
J.T. Reynolds
Otoe
Reunion Work Continues With Graves Driving Efforts
Those who lived through territorial days are few but memories remain as new generations carry on. Attorney Charley Graves serves as secretary and orchestrates the reunion with a strong officer slate to ensure a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Graves
Man Fined for Killing Robin and Possessing Blackbird
Lincoln Nebraska June 26 Ira D Wills of Alvo Neb paid 100 for killing a robin in violation of game laws William Metzger paid 100 for having a dead blackbird State Game Warden George W Koster announced the state fines report Also six Oshkosh men fined 30 each for setting a seine and catching twenty four fish without a seining license John Jerchow and Will F Wortz fined 15 apiece for aiding them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ira D. Wills
Alvo
Neb
Nebraska
William Metzger
George W. Koster
Oshkosh
Fred G. Smith
Jake Statler
Edward Smith
Karl Smith
Milton Smith
John Norton
John Jerchow
Will F. Wortz
Sewing machine attachment demonstration in Plattsmouth
Mrs Philip Hirz hosts Friday afternoon June 20 at 1 30 Miss Ida Wilkins will demonstrate sewing machine attachments and Short Cuts in Sewing All ladies in each Plattsmouth precinctare invited to attend and bring attachments Mrs C L Wileslocal leader For pain burn scald or bruise apply Dr Thomas eclectic Oil available in 30c and 60c sizes at drug stores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hirz
Ida Wilkins
Plattsmouth
New Dodge Cars Arrive at O. K. Garage
New style Dodge cars have just arrived at the O. K. garage. Call and look them over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DODGE
O. K
Dual primary law outlined for Nebraska candidates
The Journal quotes Nebraska 1917 session laws Section 2158 Chapter 61. A candidate may appear on multiple party tickets if filings are made. If defeated on the majority party, they cannot accept minority nomination unless minority votes exceed majority votes. No candidate defeated at the primary may file by petition in the next general election.
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Journal
Nebraska
Legion boxing show draws local and visiting spectators
George H Woods of Louisville and William Schneider of Cedar Creek attended the American Legion post boxing show last evening. Editor L J Mayfield and F H Nichols of Louisville were among fight enthusiasts. Mrs William Heldman and two children visited from Manola Minnesota, and Attorney A P Moran of Nebraska City campaigned nearby while enjoying the Legion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Woods
Louisville
American Legion Post
William Schneider
Cedar Creek
L. J. Mayfield
Louisville Courier
F. H. Nichols
Legion
William Heldman
Manola
Minn
Atorney A. P. Moran
Nebraska City
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United States & Racine
Lundberg Garage
H. L. Thomas
Isabelle Thomas
B. O. Tucker
Marion
Mathilde Johnson
Genoa
Omar Schlichtemeier
Casper
Wyoming
Bon Ami
Henry Wessel
F. P. Sheldon
Hatt’s Market
Tueesday’s
C. BE. Tefft
J. H. Becker
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Cooke
Krumbled
Roughrider
Cass and
C. L. Wiles
A. L. Tidd
W. H. Pull
D. B. Ebersole
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