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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
Henry Steinhauer and son Edgar announce a 1913 Excelsior auto cycle arrival from Omaha. The new demonstrator features a double cylinder 7 hp form capable of 40 hp, with belt drive, eclipse eluted, and bar controls. They offer free demonstrations to prospective buyers in Plattymouth and vicinity.
The local Elks lodge plans its annual officer election during tomorrow evening's session at the Goates' Rock rooms. A full lodge membership is expected to attend.
P A Hild cut wood Tuesday. Mrs Julius Englekemeir is ill this week. Charles Herren traveled to Nehawka Friday. Louie Puls installs an electric light plant at home. G K Bailey visited the county seat Saturday. Philip Schafer spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Nick Friedrich. Mr and Mrs Hild welcomed a baby boy Sunday February 25. The Hilds visited Platnsmouth on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Maim moved to Colorado for their future home. Mr and Mrs Steve Beckner moved to Alfred Gange mer Jam for the coming season. Mr and Mrs Herman Ganseveer left for Hartington to make a new home. Basket supper at Filford school Friday drew a large crowd. program good and a cake auction raised 24.16 dollars. F A Schafer was auctioneer.
Sold as is listing for a 240 eye incubator and a set of single buggy harness. Contact phone 272 for details and price inquiry.
Reva Crabill and numerous residents including J W Crabill P A Meisinger and Charles Hergerson visit for business and family matters. Attendees include F B Taylor William B Banning Mrs Louise Anderson and many others calling at the courthouse and shops.
Mrs. Berger of Rhinswood visits her daughter Mrs. Slander. Mrs. Chamberlain from Milford visits her mother Mrs. Thompson in town. Harold Slander recovers from grippe. Mr and Mrs Eager and son Divine return from Texas visit. Mrs. Bell of Ashland and Mrs. Wher of Dover visit Mr and Mrs. Drake. Miss Sho of Auburn visits Mrs. W.S. McGrew. Mrs. Gash and Mrs. McGrew visit Omaha. Mrs. Valentine returns to Slater after nursing her parents, whose condition improves. W Kers learns Dr. Diers in Bristow is ill from a brain blood clot. Charles Shuvier’s broken leg from sand pit injury. X-ray urged for lingering trouble.
The J Marys Guild of St Luke’s Parish held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs S W Cook’s home. A large attendance gathered for a short business session followed by attendance at Lent services at the church around 4 PM.
Local items report visits and travel across Nehawka Hillrose and Davenport Nebraska. Notables include Mrs. Wunderlich at home, the Baughman family from Della visiting Mrs. Wright, and infant illness of the Purbaugh child. A girls wedding in Davenport prompts trips by Waller Sack and Laura Sack.
John Opp returned Sunday from Omaha where he has been for a month and will use crutches for some time. Mrs. L Pollard left Wednesday for Alma to visit daughter Mrs DR McGleary and family. John Kropp of the south part of town went to Omaha for hospital treatment after a long period of illness. Frank Trotter came home Monday.
A city lady known locally married in Thamburg Iowa last week. Mrs Sarah White wed Mr 8 R Spoons of Thamburg, where the groom farms. The bride resided here previously with J W Becker and family and roots in this city. The couple will reside near Hhimluee and begin life together.
The Commercial Club meets on the third Thursday evening of each month to discuss community business and plan upcoming events. Members are reminded to attend and bring agenda ideas for the next meeting.
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