Jury Completes Labor Quickly in District Court
The March term jury finished after three days of service. The case of C Lawrence Styl against Missouri Pacific was dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Stull vs Burlington settled and withdrawn at plaintiff's expense. Foltz vs Kelly et al favored Foltz with title quieted. guardian ad litem C E Tefft appointed for minor defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
C. Lawrence
Missouri T
Stull
Burlington
David Foltz
Patrick Kelly
Foltz
C. E. Tefft
Hold Successful Sale At Brule Farm In Keith County
Col W K Young returned from Brule Nebraska where he conducted a leading farm sale. The sale was highly successful with a cow fetching 171, the top price paid at any sale in Keith county this season. A large number of buyers attended and the farm's owner was greatly pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. KR. Young
Brule
Nebraska
Keith County
Sale of horses shows Mr. Young’s sales skill praised
Horses were disposed of at the sale which brought a good price and demonstrated the ability of Mr. Young as a salesman. His long experience in handling farm sales has given satisfaction to those who have secured his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Serious Maxwell crash injures Cecil York and Eugene Lister
A late evening crash on the main road injured Cecil York and passenger Eugene Lister when York’s new Maxwell touring car struck a culvert near the horn road. York swerved to avoid a second vehicle near Chicago and Lincoln avenues, damaging the shaft and right side and breaking the windshield. Lister suffered bruises from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Cecil York
Horn
York
Chicago
Lincoln Avenues
Eugene Lister
Lister
Pleasant Entertainment For Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary
Mesdames W. Warga H Duncan and W Wasley hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering in the church parlors. Decorated in Saint Patrick color scheme with refreshments, the event included a business meeting planning a March 20 market and a May 12 13 14 rummage sale followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warga
H. Duncan
W. W. Wasley
Saint Patrick
Local residents in city for court and business duties
Dr. B. F. Frendel of Murray attends a district court session in town. Jurors C. E. Noyes of Louisville and Will Hudson of Eagle arrive for the March term. Several residents including F. E. Doty, Jennie Klimm, John Wunderlich, Ed Gansmer, Rue Frans, and Mrs. Edward Jochim visit for business and social calls. County officials C. A. Rosencrans, J. A. Pitt, and C. F. Harris, with highways official C. F. Vallery, travel to Greenwood for road work, joined by Commissioner Miller of Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Frendel
Murray
District Court
C. E. Noyes
Louisville
Jennie Klimm
Near
Omaha
John Wunderlich
Nenawka
C. A. Rosencrans
Will Hudson
Eagle
Henry Heebner
Cedar Creek
City
Little County
J. A. Pitt
C. F. Harris
C. F .Vallery
Greenwood
Miller
Alvo
Residence Property Sold in Second Ward
Yesterday afternoon B B Dan iher closed the deal disposing of his residence in the second ward to A W Smith who lives on the N H Isbell farm west of the city. Smith plans to remodel the new home and move into the city soon to rest from farm life while Batty remains in the city for now and may later go to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Daniher
Second Ward
A. W. Smith
N. H. Isbell
Pacific Coast
Why Colds are Dangerous
The piece warns that colds weaken lungs and lower vitality, paving the way for diseases like consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It notes flu and pneumonia often follow a cold and urges quick relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its reliability and pleasant taste.
SEEKS POSSESSION OF FARM IN WEeping WATER AREA
Mrs. Jane Ingwersen sues to regain possession of a 160 acre farm southeast of Weeping Water and west of Nehawka from renters Claude Kenison and Robert J. Hall. A new tenant is ready to take over, while the current tenant resists, citing a verbal agreement to continue for the season. C. E. Tefft represents the plaintiff. C. L. Graves represents the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ingwersen
Claude Kenison
Robert J. Hall
Weeping Water
Nehawka
C. E. Tefft
C. L. Graves
Union
Cross Burning Sands at Leastris Temple Initiation
A Lincoln ceremony of the Mystic Shrine initiated 130 candidates from Cass county. Among those admitted were George Braun and Herbert Moore of Alvo Morris D Pollard Nehawka Clarke S Newton William H Tuck and Thomas A Wiles of Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Leastris Temple
Lincoln
George Braun
Herbert Moore
Alvo
Morris D. Pollard
Nehawka
Clarke S. Newton
William H. Tuck
Thomas A. Wiles
Weeping Water
Moving In New Home On High School Hill
C. C. Hudson and family move from the southern city to the V. Vejvoda residence on high school hill to improve access to Hudson's job as high school custodian. The Hudson home is sold to A. E. Shafer, who will move in after the property is vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hudson
V. Vejvoda
High School
Hudson
A. E. Shafer
Local figures visit city. a day of meetings and notices
Tuesday visitors include J. S. Rough from Nehawka and Elizabeth Heil of Louisville as they attend district sessions. Juries, trading, and legal matters are noted with many residents from Cedar Creek Nehawka Murray Union and Weeping Water stopping by the courthouse for business and to hear of deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
J. S. Rough
Nehawka
Omaha
R. D. McNurlin
Court House
George A. Kaffenberger
Lincoln
Charles L. Graves
Union
Charles E. Heebner
Near Nehawka
Local Visitors Attend to Various Business
Friday's Daily notes A O Pearsley of near Union and G W Cheney from Union visiting the city for several hours on business matters. Roland J Warren, returning home to North Platte after attending his grandmother Mary Blount's funeral. Mont Robb of Hynes Elevator Company in town overnight from Union, heading to Louisville by early Burlington train. Chester Minnier Alfred Gransemer and William Secotten of Murrey stopping briefly en route to the metropolis for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Frans
Union
Ashley O. Ault
Cedar Creek
Adam Meisinger
J. B. Lohmann
Pekin
Ilinois
J. P. Leischeidt
T. W. Swan
Indianola
Iowa
J. F. Hufly
Mr. Swan
G W. Cheney
Roland J. Warren
Mary Blount
North Platte
Nebraska
Mont Robb
Hynes Elevator Company
City
Burlington
Louis
Chester Minnier
Alfred Gransemer
William Secotten
Murrey
Metropolis
Timely Suggestion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A reminder to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The note praises its pleasant taste and reliable relief with a wide reputation for cures.
Pure Strain Rhode Island Red Eggs for Hatching
I have single comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching ready for delivery. Priced at 8.00 per hundred or 1.50 per setting of 15 eggs. Contact Russell Todd by phone 3102. Four town separate listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Russell Todd
A Word of Appreciation for Aunt Woholey’s Family
Mrs Anna May Woholey and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and at their aunt’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Woholey
Notable Vermont Innkeeper Praises Chamberlain’s Tablets
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets as an effective laxative. He notes his sedentary habits led to occasional use and claims superior results among laxatives tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
H Hardwick, Vt
Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
W.W. Wasley
C. L. Stull
M. P
Ladies Auxiliary
F. E. Doty
Ed Gansmer
Edward Jochim
August Jochim
Farmers State Bank
Plattsmouth
Elizabeth Heil
F. A. Cloidt
Co. H. Campbell
South Bend
George Hanson
H. C. Long
Chesterfield
Kigger Tontty Gas
Sobanese
Ville
W. A. Robertson
Riley Hotel Ceater
Poland
China
Breeders Association
Nebraska City
Hall & Bryan’s
S. P. C. Association
R. B. Stone
Nebawka
R. H. Stooker
Dunbar
Chas. W. Taylor
What Cheer
F. L. Obenchain
Bainbridge
Ind
van G. Sutliff
Moberly, Mo
S. E. Ward
Brunswick
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