Many Omaha visitors pass through Cass County towns
A long list of residents and visitors travel to Omaha and nearby towns this morning and afternoon including Columbus Neff, Roy Warthen, O. J. Gilson, C. B. Seward, Thomas South, Frank Koehnke, Mrs. M. L. Thomas, Mrs. E. W. Cook, Miss Nettie Hawksworth, Miss Lillian Fitch, H. A. Weaver, Mrs. Wm. Otterstein, Miss Louise Gorder, Mrs. Joseph Yelinek, and many others. Travel spans Hamburg Ia, Glenwood Ia, Pacific Junction, Cedar Creek, Murray, Friend, Lincoln, and Council Bluffs with business, visiting, schooling, and Burlington routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koehnke
Omaha
Burlington
M. L. Thomas
Bartlett
E. W. Cook
Nettie Hawksworth
Lillian Fitch
H. A. Weaver
Ashland
Ed. Weaver
Burlington Shops
Louise Gorder
Joseph Yelinek
Josephine
Copper Thieves Strike Again In Town
Two men James McKinney and Nelson Jones found a copper bundle near the sewer junction at Third street and Lincoln avenue. The 272 pounds valued at 54.40 dollars was being prepared for theft from a Burlington railway shipment. Police or officials alerted shop staff and the copper was recovered before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinney
Nelson Jones
Third Street
Lincoln Avenue
Burlington Railway Company
H. J. Helps
Joselyn
Carlinville Man Loses Money to Train Pickpockets
Clarence Ford arrived in town to work for his uncle George Ford. On his first trip away from home he flashed $50 on the train, attracting thieves. A $10 book purchase yielded a $1 change loss, leaving him $60 short. The Nehawka Register cautions travelers to hide money and make their own change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ford
Carlinville
George Ford
Ford
Nehawka Register
Todd family heads to Denver for weeklong visit
Mrs. E. R. Todd and her son A. Todd left this afternoon for a week in Denver with Mrs. O. M. Carter, sister of Mrs. Todd. They will meet Eddie Todd and his wife, who have spent six months visiting California and will return with them. Eddie Todd went west last fall for health reasons and has felt well through the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryeberg
Omaha
Philip Rouchka
Ina Stadler
Pacific Junction
Lulu Leek
Glenwood
P. A. Barnett
Lyman Sand Pit
Nicholas Todd
Sol. Adamson
A. Piestrup
E. G. Pangburn
Anna Leiberschal
Clara Jurouhek
Burlington
E. R. Todd
A. Todd
Denver
O. M. Carter
Mrs. Todd
Eddie Todd
California
West
Principal Brooks and Miss Howard travel to Omaha for book purchases
Principal W. G. Brooks and Miss Howard from the central building traveled to Omaha this afternoon to arrange purchases of books and were to be joined by Robert Hayes who planned to take the Missouri Pacific train that evening to secure the correct books in proper quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brooks
Miss Howard
Central Building
Omaha
Robert Hayes
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Hays
Jury Excused for Present Court Vacations Prolonged
The district court recessed after yesterday's sessions with juries excused until March 16. Judge Good of Wahoo will hear cases Judge Travis cannot, and the court will reopen Tuesday for equity hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Good
Wahoo
Travis
Box Social to Benefit New Church Fund
Mynard youths host a box supper on Friday March 13 with proceeds for the new church fund. Lunch available for those who do not bring a box. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Nebraska City High edges Plattsmouth in spirited home game
In a heated matchup Nebraska City High played hard but fell to Plattsmouth 32 to 24. Clarence Beal stood out for the home team with notable passing and fast plays that thrilled the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Clarence Beal
Plattsmouth
Ruffner Returns From Omaha Visit After Nursing Daughters Recovery
Mr and Mrs P E Ruffner returned from Omaha where Mrs Ruffner cared for her daughter Mrs Dr Dodge for nine weeks. Her condition improved enough to accompany her parents on their trip back and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Ruffner
Omaha
RAILROADS WIN IN CONTEST
In the high school contest held yesterday afternoon Bennie Windham and Mattie Larson supported the affirmative while Josephine Hall and Marie Douglas argued the negative. Hall and Douglas won the honors, cited authorities convincingly, and are expected to perform well in the upcoming inter high school contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Windham
Mattie Larson
Josephine Hall
Marie Douglas
C. A. Rawls
W. C. Ramsey
E. H. Wescott
Hall
Douglas
Triner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine Ad
An advertisement claims Tunner s American Elixir of Bitter Wine strengthens digestion and treats heaviness eructations nausea diarrhoea and poor appetite. It urges a before meal dose and lists Jos Triner Chicago Illinois as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triner
Jos
South
Ashland Ave
Chicago
III
Young People Enjoy Social at Presbyterian Endeavor Meeting
The Christian Endeavor group met at Miss Helen Clark's home on Thursday despite bad weather. A good turnout joined in business, games using peanuts, and peanut themed Jackstones. Refreshments of salted peanuts were served and all participants enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
Helen Clark
Six-Eared Rabbit Attracts Attention In Nebraska
A rabbit killed near Nehawka by Chas. McKean and Wes Woodard is displayed at the Union Ledger office. The animal resembles a common cotton tail but has two additional ears on each side, one pair behind the first and two ahead, with bare surplus ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McKean
Wes Woodard
Here
Nehawka
Mt. Pleasant
Union Leder
Oldham Leaves Beaver City for Calgary to Start New Life
R C Oldham known as Dick Oldham departs with relatives for Calgary Alberta Canada to establish his future home. He has sold his Beaver City residence after years there and purchased a large quantity of land in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pollock
Burlington
R. C. Oldham
Dick Oldham
Dora Moore
George Oldham
Lee Oldham
Murray
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Oldham
Beaver City
Omaha Labor Union Opposes Taft Citing Injunction Record
The Central Labor union of Omaha passed a resolution unalterably opposing William H. Taft for president. They cited his record on injunctions and antagonism to organized labor and trusts. The measure, read by Charles McDonald, reflects labor sentiment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of Omaha
William H. Taft
Charles McDonald
Carpenters’ Union
Socialist Party
Donahoe
Central Labor Union
Omaha
Taft
Organized Labor
Arthur H. Smith and Son Welcome a New Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Arthur H Smith of Omaha announce the birth of a regulation weight son yesterday. The mother and child are doing well and Arthur smiles broadly, unable to close his mouth. Smith is employed by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Smith
Omaha
Residents and visitors brighten Eagle week with travels and health news
George Reitter serves jury duty in Plattsmouth while Henry Ruhga visits York with his sister. Lincoln visits continue for Tom Prey and John Adams family. pains and illnesses bring hospital talks with P F Venner and Mrs J C Brown. Five children move to Saskatchewan. a five month old baby girl dies, prompting community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reitter
Plattsmouth
Henry Ruhga
York
Tom Prey
Lincoln
Eagle
C. P. Snyder
Percy
Mamie McAllister
Elmwood
W. J. McAllister
John Adams
Clara Carbtree
Farm for Sale in Hand County South Dakota
160 acres in cultivation in Hand county South Dakota offered at 20 dollars per acre. Ad inserts actress Ad van Hoorebecke boxed in Omaha Nebraska contact Box 352 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Hand County
Ad. van Hoorebecke
Omaha
Neb
Plattsmouth Boy Honored as Cornhuskers Editor in Chief
W. A. Robertson won the Cornhuskers editor-in-chief post for next year after a two-ballot junior class election held yesterday morning. 292 votes were cast on the first ballot with Robertson leading, and 210 votes on the second ballot with 113 for Robertson. Robertson, a law student, received strong support from fellow law students and juniors. The junior promenade and cap committees reported prom expenses paid and caps to be made brown with yellow ribbons and numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robertson
The
Cornhuskers
E. D. Drake
S. P. Dobbs
E. M. Rutledge
Cornhuskers’ Publishing Board
Robertson
Rutledge
Drake
Dobbs
Law Men
Law School
Amos Thomas
State Journal
Plattsmouth Couple Weds in Creston Iowa
Two well known Plattsmouth youths were married last Wednesday morning at the bride’s parents home in Creston Iowa. They returned to Plattsmouth the same day and will reside here. The groom grew up west of Plattsmouth and the bride has been a saleslady and Sunday school teacher. The Journal extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Clark
Omaha
A. L. Anderson
Anderson
D. G. Bockee
G. W. MecCraken
Creston
Stanton
Iowa
F. G. Fricke & Co
Rose Jordan
Ottumwn
S. M. Parker
Burlington
Frank Snake
C. H. Templeton
Frank McMillen
O. N. Anderson
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Coates’ and Dovey
Methodist Sunday School
Good Farms For Sale Near Mynard And Murray
Two farms are offered for sale, one near Mynard and one near Murray. For information call at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
Columbus Neff
Roy Warthen
O. J. Gilson
C. B. Seward
Thomas South
Hamburg
G. G. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
J. H. Batchelor
Thurman
Philip
C. G. Echart
T. J. O'Brian
James Skoumal
Rosie
Charlie
Mr. Skoumal
Antone Skoumal
Mary L. Meyers
John Gilson
Friend
Wm. Budig
O. W. Hamburg
Budig
W. M. Thomas
Evelyn Taylor
W. A. Taylor
A. W. Crites
B. S. Ramsey
Chadron
Oscar Larson
Bellevue College
Claude Smith
Oscar Keil
J. W. Berge
A. D. Zaar
South Bend
Court House
John McNurlin
W. B. Banning
Union
George Horn
Jacob Meisinger
Cullom
W. F. Gillespie of
Philip Meisinger
W. H. Venner
DeElla
Alois Smitama
Geo. Hicks
Robert Sampson
Frank Darrow
Jessie McVey
W. J. Schneider
Cass County
J. W. Sage
Frank Stanley
North Platte
George Bruhl
Harry DeLong
A. M. Shade
Hayes City
Kansas
Uriah Erwin
C. L. Hurt
H. C. Hurt
Sioux City
Wm. Barnhart
E. E. Monroe
J. W. Sweeny
D. M. Jones
Franklin
Indiana
Old Plattsmouth
H. J. Schlantz
Council Bluffs
Fred Schroeder
Myrtle Sanders
Jessie Gilmour
Orville M. Kintz
Decatur
Ft. Wayne
Paris
Box Social
Coates’ Hall
Mrs
P. E. Ruffner
Workingman
A. H. Smith
Busi
Bert Hudson
Ames
Conrad Crabtree
Wm. Doran
Andrew
J. C. Brown
Mrs. Venner
P. F. Venner
W. H. Copeland
Erna Crabtree
Conrad Wettenkamp
Walter Hardwock
Will Robertson
Creston, Iowa
United Miss
Jessie Duffey
Will Wehrbein
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