For Sale-Cheice timothy hay and bred sows notice
For Sale Cheice timothy hay by H G Todd and For Sale bred sows at Oldham Stock Farm. Wm Virgin returned from Union on business. Al Bartlett moved goods for Warren Wiley to the west and will resume residence at Imperial. Col Ve BR Young visited Eagle for a sale at Henry Rheumen's home and returned by evening. Little lone Farris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Farris, is bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism causing much pain. doctors hope she soon recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hay
H. G. Todd
Murray
Imsw
Oldham Stock Farm
Union
al Bartlett
Warren Wiley
West
Inperial
Col
Ve. BR. Young
Eagle
Henry Rheumen
Lone Farris
Lee Farris
W. E. Cantrymen
Tekamah
Lena Lyman
Yale
South Dakota
D. A. Young
Murraty
W. R. Young
Date Wolliver
Morehead
Iowa
James Rainer
Plattsmouth
Ruth Roddy
Mike Rys
Ros
G. W. McCracken
Will S. Smith
Robert Good
Local families relocate and travel actions noted
Warren Wiley and family leave for a western state home. Frank Marasek moves from C. W. Chriswisser farm west of town to Robert Good place east of Murray. Edward Murray family depart for Knox county to farm. Rev. J. B. Jackman and wife from Omaha arrive to officiate Miss Helen Gilmore funeral and visit friends. Fred Beverage recovers from influenza and Glen Valery improves after illness. A Gansemer wife and James Marasek visit Omaha during Merchants week in Velie car, delaying further land dealings and Central City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wiley
Frank Marasek
C. W. Chriswisser
Robert Good
Murray
Edward Murray
Knox County
J. B. Jackman
Omaha
Helen Gilmore
Fred
Glen Valery
A. Gansemer
James Marasek
Mr. Gansemer
Central City
Funeral crowd gathers for Miss Helen Gilmore in Murray
Attendance at the funeral of Miss Helen Gilmore drew many from Murray and surrounding towns. Notables included Dr S W Swab, Banker J M Patterson, Roy Cole, Phillip Tritsch, Phillip Horn, and Gansemer, reflecting deep ties among area families and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Cannither
G. M. Manners
Plattsmouth
Helen Gilmore
Roy Cole
Murray
S. W. Swab
J. M. Patterson
Union
Roy Frans
G. H. Gilmore
T. L. Campbell
Paul Magel
Kansas City
T. H. Pollock
J. H. McMahen
Frank E. Woods
Eight Mile Grove
Woods
Helen
Phillip E. Tritsch
Phillip H. Horn
Cedar Creek
Gussie Robb
John Vantine
Wyoming
Frank H. Johnson
Weeping Water
Chester Minnier
C. H. Troop
Geo. J. Meisinger
Minnier
Surprised by Friends Bid for Horvue Family
Surprised by Friends Mr and Mrs Frank Horvue were hosted Monday evening as they prepared to leave their former home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Tom Smith and family O T Leyda and family Harmon Beck and family Ira Queen and family Ben Dill and family Oscar Nailer. A dainty lunch followed. Mr and Mrs Hogue will move to the Perry farm for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horvue
Tom Smith
O. T. Leyda Ane
Harmon Beck
Ira Queen
Ben Dill
Oscar Nailer
Hogue
Perry Farm
Five Red Potted Bulls For Sale By Nickels & Son
For sale five registered red bulls in pots plus Timothy hay and clever hay. Contact A. F. Nickels & Son at Murray Nebraska via phone 3114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Clever Hay
A. F. Nickels & Son
Murray, Nebr
Visitors Return Home After Lincoln Visit
Mrs E W Milbourn and her child return to their home after a few days visiting in Lincoln. They were guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L Davis and were accompanied by her parents who drove down to visit relatives and friends before returning home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Milbourn
Little Child
Lincoln
Making Satisfactory Improvement Noted for Patient Grauf
Master Raymond Grauf 13, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Grauf living east of Murray, was taken to St Joseph hospital in Omaha last week for surgery to drain pus and fluid from his lungs caused by influenza. After the operation he shows improvement and is hoped to soon leave the hospital and recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Grauf
Frank Grauf
Murray
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Line of stationery at the Jour nal office shines
A line of stationery from the Jour nal office is praised for being unmatched and hard to equal, highlighting quality and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Little Thelma Pitman Undergoes Surgery in Omaha
Thelma Pitman underwent an operation at St Joseph hospital in Omaha last Monday evening under the care of Dr Brendel for appendicitis. She rested well Tuesday night and is hoped to recover. Mrs and Mr Pitman accompanied her, with Miss Carlson and Miss Carl Sem providing nursing care and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
J. W. Pitman
BR. F. Brendel
Omaha
Brendel
St. Joseph Hospital
Murray man wins Merchants Week prize worth twelve hundred fifty dollars
W Ti Puls of Murray, a popular town figure, attends Merchants' Week in Omaha and wins a prize valued at 1250 dollars. He travels with a rabbit foot charm and enjoys the event while gaining business ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ti. Puls
Murray
Donne
Omaha
Latsa
Davis family heads east for visit in Dayton Ohio
Searle S. Davis left this week for Dayton Ohio to visit relatives and friends. He will return with Mrs Tivis and their son Stephen who have been in the east visiting Mrs Daviss mother Mrs Lee Corbin and were guests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle S. Davis
Dayton
Sunday Services at Presbyterian Church Next Week
Morning worship will be conducted by Rev. W. N. Halsey at the Presbyterian church with Bible school sessions. All congregation members are urged to attend and a cordial invitation is extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. N. Halsey
Public sale postponed by rain near Murray
A scheduled sale at J R Vallery's home northwest of Murray for March 3 was halted by rain. A crowd gathered before weather forced postponement. sale now set for Thursday March 10 at the same location with goods offered as previously arranged. See the issue ad and bills listing properties for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Vallery
Mur-ray
Bursting Gun Injures Man While Visiting Mur ray
Andrew Stohlman, a business visitor staying between Louisville and Murdoch, sustained an arm injury after a nephew’s shotgun exploded during a recent attempt. Fred Stohlman Jr. was rushed to Weeping Water then Omaha for dressing with two doctors and an anaesthetic, and will stay at the Methodist hospital until healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stohlman
Louisville
Murdock
Murray
Hitle
Fred Stohlman, Jr
Fred Stohlman
Omaha
Lee Kniss Makes Some Gains
Lee Kniss, once confined at home by a pneumonia attack, shows improvement after a severe struggle. The strong young man with good constitution fought valiantly and friends hope for a rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kniss
Kniss
Shortage of Lots Hampers Murray Housing Plans
The Murray housing issue grows more serious as available lots remain scarce. Investment funds look to build in Murray but scarce land blocks progress, with talk of an apartment house as a possible solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Water Works Plan Could Boost Town Progress
The text discusses finding a proper site to relieve congestion and secure a town water works system, which would greatly enhance the town's opportunities for progress.
Seventeenth Birthday Party For Miss Willa Parks
A large gathering of Miss Willa Parks friends celebrated her seventeenth birthday last Saturday February 28 at her home. The evening featured games music readings by Miss Gladys Like a two course lunch hosted by Mrs Parks assisted by Misses Mary Parks Rose Reed and others. Cakes and ice cream followed as guests departed praising the enjoyable occasion and wishing many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Parks
Gladys Like
Mary Parks
Rose Reed
Willa
Helen
Rose
Malvern Reed
Alice Creamer
Violet Keil
Grace
Marie
Sophia Waener
Alice Nickels
Grace Long
Ethel
Lois Farrie
Margaret Spangler
Willn Parks
Sarah
Margie Wiley
Harris Family Attends Omaha Funeral for F Wenquest
F C Harris and wife left for Omaha to attend the funeral of Edgar Wenquest brother of Mrs Harris. Wenquest died at his home 705 Martha street Omaha on Sunday and services were held at the Masonic temple this afternoon. He was married with several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Harris
Omaha
Edgar Wenquest
Harris
Wenquest
Martha Street
Masonic Temple
Takes Son to Omaha for Child Specialist Care
Fred Stewart departed for Omaha today taking his son Harold to a child disease specialist. The little boy suffers a severe stomach trouble and the family seeks relief from a renowned expert in childish diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stewart
Omaha
Harold
Bigamist Sentenced to One to Seven Years in Prison
Omaha March 1 Harry S Mc Kay was sentenced to the state penitentiary for one to seven years by District Judge Troup after pleading guilty to bigamy. Three of McKay's wives attended the hearing Mrs Mary E McKay of St Paul Miss Margaret Fillenworth and Mrs Mary Milledge the two latter Omaha residents. He married Miss Fillenworth August 6 1919 and Miss Milledge November 1 1919. Parole prospects were discussed but the sentence stands with possible future action by the state board of pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harry S. McKay
State
Troup
McKay
Bizamry
Mary E. McKay
St. Paul
Margaret Fillenworth
Margare Fillenworth McKay
Mary Milledge McKay
Fillenworth
Milledge
State Board of Pardons
Secretary Lane Calls for Bigger Leadership In Government
Franklin K. Lane, retiring secretary of the interior, says Washington is too tangled in details and paralyzed by bureaucracy. He urges fewer, higher capacity officials, stronger planning, and greater initiative, while noting Alaska development and oil and mineral leasing as key aims left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service
Franklin K. Lane
Iis
Interior Department
Latka
Alaska
Lane
Canada
Pacific
State Journal
Ladies Over Seventy Sought In Plattsmouth Legacy Notice
All women in Plattsmouth aged seventy or older are asked to send their names to Father W. B. Leete Father M. A. Shine or Dr. J. S. Livingston so the trustee of the Tate legacy can be informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
W. 8. Leete
M. A. Shine
J. S. Livingston
Tate
Paul Gering
Holly departs for Omaha to join friends at auto show
W. RR. Holly leaves his father’s store after two weeks in town and heads to Omaha to meet friends Elmont Preston for the auto show, then plans to return to Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. Holly
Omaha
Elmont Preston
Kearney
Public Auction At Plattsmouth On March 6
William Seay owner invites bidders to a public sale on Ninth and Gold streets in Plattsmouth. The listing includes two horses a red cow two dairy cattle farm implements and household items with on site sale conditions and eight percent interest credit for sums over ten dollars. Auctioneers W R Young and clerk John Beeson conduct the event after James Dvorak's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and
Gold Streets
Plattsmouth
James Dvorak
William Seay
W. R. Young
John Beeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray Department
Journos
Murray State Bank
W. 8
Young
Murmy
Hiatt @ Tutt
Nebraska
Gansemer
Paul Mage
Mae
Evpiron
Will
Weather Stons
Vallery Sale
Son
Bigamist
Hicher
Department
Evansville
Plymouth Rock
John Deere, International
J. J. Case
Moline
W.H. Puis
D. B. Ebersole
J. I. Case
John Deere
W.H. Puls
Murray, Neb
Plattsmouth, Meb
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