Prom thio Mirard and Local News Highlights
Weeping Water reports a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs H J Behrns on Monday February 26 1906 Henry is happy with the world Measles are widespread in Henry Canady s family Claude Rula and Eva ill for days Bill Coglizer near amalpox under quarantine Wife Fredvans visited from Mailton North Dakota to attend her ailing father John Marshall Flynn and wife recently married returned from Louisville and plan to settle on John Bourke s farm Mrs George Porter of Matsmouth visited with her mother Mrs Critchfield who was ill Dr H Jensen traveled to Lincoln and Battle Creek for lecturing Institute work Wisconsin points Wisner West Point Scribner engaged in institute work return home Then another trip next week Laxative idea in cough syrup discussed Kennedy s Laxative Honey and Tar promoted as a remedy Sold by F G Fricke Co Ger ing & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Louisville
Lowa
John Bourke
George Porter
Matsmouth
Critchfield
Porter
IT. Jensen
Lincoln
Battle Creek
Wisner
West Point
Scribner
Wenny
Kennedy
F. G. Fricke & Co
Gering & Co
Nehawka Notes and Local Moves Abroad
Nehawka From the Register reports Pollard returns to Nexa Buepka Mexico. Victor Conley, visiting, goes home to Pawnee, Orem. Pollard attends Physicians Casualty Association meeting in Omaha. Rh I Stone and family pause at Hall place en route to Oklahoma. Peter Opp battles with Job's comforter as life darkens. John A Whitman moves from Weeping Water to Banning farm and returns home sick for Nehanka. W A Nallor packs for Arbutus Wisconsin. family departs with many friends behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Nexa Buepka
Mexico
Victor Conley
Pawnee
Orem
de. Pollard
Physicians Casualty Association
Omaha
Rh. i. Stone and
Murray
Hall Place
Oklahoma
Peter Opp
Job
John A. Whitman
Weeping Water
Banning Farm
John
Nehanka
Asa Coleman and family move to Arapahoe
Asa Coleman and relatives departed Wednesday evening for a new home in Arapahoe. The note expresses well wishes for their prosperity and happiness among new friends. Also includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a Georgia testimonial and local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Coleman
Arapahoe
Louisville items and town changes in the Courier
The Courier reports on local happenings in Louisville including families visiting Ayr Nebraska and a move by George Waldron. John Grimes becomes manager of Gorder Implement. Andrew and Amelia Stohilman seek medical help for Mrs Stohilman. Prospects of waterworks and a flouring mill are discussed. One Minute Cough Cure advertised for coughs and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waldron
Waldron
James Stander
Ernest Pautsch
Mr. Pautsch
John Grimes
Gorder
Grimes
The
Courier
Andrew
Amelia Stohilman
Fred Stohlman
Omaha
BG. Fricke & Co
Goring & Co
Births and Health Notes From Local Beacon
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Win Dorin on Tuesday February 2 a 12 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Huffman on Tuesday February 27 Mrs Ired Walsh whose ailment has worsened has returned to a hospital in Lincoln for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Win
Dorin
Wm. Huffman
Local News Briefs From Lincoln and Greenwood Areas
Russell Mick reports first plowing for the garden with ground that has no frost. W A Roger ships household foods from Alvins to Nuckelle county where he has bought a farm. Charles Snyder of Lincoln takes over the Eagle hotel. Mrs Carnes moves to Greenwood. Mrs C A Aronson dies in Lincoln. funeral held there. Mrs Luther near town suffers a stroke. she is improving but without speech or use of her right arm. An obituary note will appear next week. Witch Slavel Salve advertised for hemorrhoids and anti counterfeit warnings for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Mick
Ile
W. A. Roger
Alvins Week
Nuckelle County
Charles Snyder
Lincoln
Eagle Hotel
C. A. Aronson
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Luther
Elmwood News Bites and Local Moves
Elmwood area notes report a move to Waterloo Nebraska by Eeho and Harvey Waldron. A ten pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fellows. Fifteen teams haul last year’s corn crop to market. Matt Kunz returns from Utah where he fired a locomotive. Essie Sutherland heads to Lincoln to work in H Herpolsheimer Co millinery. A A Bryant sells a team of mules for 465.00 eight miles south of Elmwood. J B Sutherland moves onto James Hall farm near Lawn. Bennett, Carr and Smith families released from quarantine. small pox scare fading with no new cases except W P Current and family. De Witt’s Little Early Risers promoted, available from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Waldron
Waterloo
Neb
Asa Fellows
Waldron
Matt Kunz
Utah
Essie Sutherland
Lincoln
H. Herpolsheimer Co
A.A. Bryant
Elmwood
J. B. Sutherland
James Hall
Lawn
Bennett
Carr
Local Briefs Reflect Mild News and Somber Notices
Union Fron the Ledger reports Grandma Shaffer improves from pneumonia near town. Nev J N Funk learns of his aunt’s Denver death, the child being the last of a 19-sibling family. Ducks ripen on the river as Riley Eaton jokes in sleep, others show illness symptoms among shooters. Robert Kendall returns from four weeks in Kentucky and Tennessee, looking fresh. Will Dix recovers from appendicitis with prompt care. Hugh Robb suffers a compound left arm fracture after a horse kick. Dave LaRue returns from Kansas City hospital treatment, hopeful for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Shaffer
Town
Nev. J. N. Funk
Denver
Riley Eaton
Robert Kendall
Kentucky
Tennessee
Will Dix
Hugh Robb
Local Farmer Moves Family to Pleasanton Nebraska
Chas. W. Banning, a well known local farmer, moved his household and family on Wednesday to Pleasanton Nebraska where he has purchased land for a permanent home. Friends in the neighborhood wish them happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Banning
Pleasanton
Neb
Public gratitude for Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine
A Floresville Texas wife thanks readers for speedy relief from a long illness after using Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine. The letter claims cure of indigestion nausea and vomiting and praises the tonic as a nerve strengthener and blood builder. Distributed through drug stores led by Jos Tuiner of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Svoboda
Floresville
Tex
Tunner
Tuiner
Jos. Tuiner
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Ill
Marriages Bind Brown and Price Families in Complicated Ties
The New York World reports on the 1900 marriages of Francis L Brown and Freda M Price and the entwined kinship that followed. It notes Earl Brown and Alice Price’s marriage two years ago and describes Eugene Price marrying Lena Brown, creating a web of in laws. The piece suggests further unions among remaining children and predicts a dramatic future of intertwined relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouverneur
Brown
Price
New York World
Francis L. Brown
Freda M. Price
Prince Farm
Harmony
Earl Brown
Alice Price
Eugene Price
Alice Price-Brown
Lena Brown
Lena
Alice Pricerowo
Lena Brown-Price
Prohibitionist Horse Refuses Beer Wagon in Omaha
A Nebraska dealer bought several fine horses in South Omaha and shipped them home. One horse, usable for buggy work or single hitch, balks at a beer wagon, puzzling the longtime horse dealer who suspects the animal once belonged to a prohibitionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Neglected cold linked to catarrh in women and winter risk
The piece warns that untreated colds worsen into catarrh especially in women and during wet winters and springs. It notes lungs as a vulnerable site and claims Peruna as the most reliable remedy for coughs, colds and catarrh by targeting the root cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Twelve Years for One Cent and a Mail Robbery Case
Elsworth Defrance of Nebraska, imprisoned for twelve years for stealing one cent from the government after a mail carrier robbery near Gordon, is released from Sioux Falls federal prison. Originally given a life term, a judge’s death halted clemency, but a chaplain and President McKinley secured a commutation to 15 years with three years cut for good behavior. he was freed after full service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Defrance
Sioux Falls
Defrance
Gordon
Neb
Citizens Bid Farewell To Charley Banning
Nehawka resident W. Banning and family depart for Pleasan ton Nebraska as Charley Banning leaves Cass county. A strong Democrat and amiable leader, his absence leaves a void in local political gatherings. The Journal wishes him health and prosperity and hopes he promotes their principles in his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Banning
Nehawka
Pleasanton
Neb
Charley Banning
Cass County
Journal
Charley
Walter Barker Installs Wolf Trap Seals Grey Wolf
Walter Barker trapped a large grey wolf this week, chased it for miles, and killed it with a revolver and shotgun. He brought the scalp to the county clerk and collected a five dollar bounty for the wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barker
Walter
Rumor puts Col William Hayward in Nebraska governor race
State house chatter suggests Col. William Hayward of Nebraska City may announce a gubernatorial bid. He commands a solid southeastern Nebraska following and would gain attention if he enters the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Col
William Hayward
Nebraska City
Lincoln Journal
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Prom Thio Mirard
Horn
H. J. Behrns
Henry
Henry Canaday
Claude
Rula
Eva
Bill Coglizer
Fredvans
Mailton
N. D
John Marshall
W. A. Nallor
Arbutus
Wis
Hlon
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Kido
PG. Prieke & Co
Henry Cline
J. N. Young
Ayr
Royal Baking Fowder
New York
B.C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
Eeho
de Witt
PF. G, Fricke & Co
Jerlog & Co
Dave LaRue
Kansas City
Mrs
Mary Mag
Mary May
College Ave
Pittsburg
Hartman
Mrs. Mary Mag
Poruna
Rocky Mountain
Grey Wolf
Hayward
eNee
Raewe
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