For Sale and Local News in Murray
For Sale notices appear including timothy day hay and sows from Oldham Stock Farm. Local visits include Mrs Chauncey Schepp near Nehawka, trips to Plattsmouth for Mrs Hans Tams funeral, and social events like the De Ford jazz dance. Neighbors report Anna Wasner home from Glenwood Iowa, with hospital recovery for Lena Lyman, and travelers J A Scotten and A A Young attending wrestling in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Day
H. G. Todd
Murray
Oldham
Chauncey Schepp
Near Nehawka
Puls
Joseph Marasek
Hans Tams
Plattsmouth
Pulsear
Local residents attend to matters and recoveries in Murray area
T J Brendel handled insurance business in Nehawka. Col W R Young visited Murray with his parents for business. Harry Puls shows steady recovery from pneumonia and will soon regain strength. Dr B F Brendel and O T Levda met in Plattsmouth to arrange a shared minister. Walter Tower's boil kept him from Puls shop duties. he nears full recovery. Col W R Young hired Wilber family from west of Mynard for Eale V Cole of Brule. Wilber receives one hundred dollars monthly plus housing and two cows. Morton Bartlet remains slow but improving as he resumes shop and laundry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Brendel
Nehawka
Col. W. R. Young
Plattsmouth
Murray
Harry Puls
B. F. Brendel
O. T. Levda
Christian Church of Murray
Walter Tower
Puls Garage
Mr. Wilber
Mynard
Eale V. Cole
Brule
Morton Bartlet
Visitors and local notes from Plattsmouth area
Plattsmouth and surrounding towns see a parade of visitors from Harry Todd to Harold Hull and Alex Rhoden. Mrs. H G Todd returns to Lincoln with son Glen after a visit. Walter Tower and Morton Bartlett attend a wrestling match in town. Douglas Tilson suffers stomach trouble while Fred Warner reports a strong corn harvest. Alfred Gansemer manages store and farm operations with help from Harry McCulloch as spring work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Todd
Plattsmouth
H. G. Todd
Lincoln
Glen
Walter Tower
Morton Bartlett
Tower
Harold Hull
Murray
B. A. Root
Douglas
J. W. Tilson
Fred Warner
Alex Rhoden
Council Bluffs
D. C. Rhoden
Kenny C. Long
Omaha
Chester Shrader
Robert Shrader
Blair
J. J. Lang
Plattsmouth Home Purchase by Frank Vallery and Move Plans
Frank Vallery bought the Sherwood place on Chicago Avenue in Plattsmouth after selling holdings in Murray. He will move to Plattsmouth once Briges finds a new home, vacating his current residence for E. B. Tutt and wife, with Mrs. W. A. Brown taking their former house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Frank Vallery
Murray
Sherwood Place
Chicago Avenue
M.S. Briges
Briges
Vallery
Tutt
W. A. Brown
Latta Plans New Bungalow on North Lot in Murray
Will Build a Bungalow Uncle S. G. Latta has decided to construct a home on the north side of his lot. The existing garage will be used during construction and later become a residence for Mr. G. W. McCracken and family. The move keeps two business men in Murray and solves two cases of being out of a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Latta
G. W. McCracken
Murray
Sells Large Bill of Goods Mess Causes Road Hold
Last Tuesday Joe Marasek hustling salesman for W. H. Puls hardware loaded a truck with farming implements to move to Joe West near Murdock. L. H. Puls planned to help but the truck sank into soft ground, forcing a delay until roads firm up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marasek
W. H. Puls
Murray Club to Resume Saturday Supper for Library Benefit
The Murray community club plans to restart their Saturday evening suppers to benefit the Murray library. After a pause during the influenza period, the supper series will resume and announcements will appear in this paper. Buys a Hudson Speedster. A Gansemer purchased a new Hudson speedster from LL Puls, a high class car now in Murray, Puls intends to seek another for his salesroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gansemer
Ll. H. Puls
Mr. Puls
Omaha
Murray
Gansemer
Mr. Gansemer
Tree limbs spark short circuit near Murray
Last Sunday green tree limbs were blown by the wind and caused a short circuit of two Nebraska Gas and Electric service wires near Murray. James Kikendall of the company was in Murray Monday to repair the damaged lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
Murray
James Kikendall
Fractures Bone in His Foot During Basement Hoist
Glen Todd fractured a bone in his foot when a rope slipped while removing an electric lighting plant from his father’s basement. He wore a plaster cast and used crutches but continued work, displaying notable grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Todd
Glen
Child Injured by Loose Horse Near Murray
Ernest Vallery, four years old, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Vallery, was kicked in the face by a loose horse at their Murray area home last Saturday morning. The injury required twelve stitches to close the wounds. Dr Brendel dressed the wounds and the child was progressing as well as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Jesse Vallery
Murray
Brendel
Fether Suffers Stroke of Paralysis in Plattsmouth
Mrs. L. D. Hiatt was called to Plattsmouth last Sunday evening by the sudden illness of her father Mr. Fred Heinrich sr who suffered a stroke of paralysis while walking at his home in the south part of the city. He was found by Wm Heinrich and carried inside where medical workers treated him. By Monday evening he rested easier and Tuesday Mrs Hiatt returned to Murray for a short time before coming back to help care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fether
L. D. Hiatt
Plattsmouth
Fred Heinrich Sr
Wm. Heinrich
Heinrich
Will Pull Some Stumps At Eight Mile Grove
Creen Piggot works on a portable stump pulling rig for his truck to move Between jobs. He plans to pull stumps and trees in a grove on the farms of W. FE Jenkins at Eight Mile Grove before taking on further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creen
Five Dollars Paid by Medicine Show in Murray
A medicine show in Murray drew two seniors from the audience last Monday. J. W. Berger, 74, claimed the oldest man prize after revealing his age when handed five dollars. Mr. Puls Jr. appeared short and unseen, while Mrs. Wm. Marsh, 54, won the ladies’ purse of five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
J. W. Berger
Mr. Puls Jr
Zacheus
Baby dies of whooping cough near Murray
The two month old baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray near Murray died Tuesday afternoon at home from an aggravated case of whooping cough. The infant had been ill for some time despite nursing and medical care, including a nurse from Lincoln who arrived Monday, but death followed after much suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Clarence Murray
Lincoln
Dr J McConnaha Remembered Physician Dies in Missouri
Dr J McConnaha a longtime Murray physician who served the local sick died at his son Imer McConnaha's home near Fulton Missouri on March 7 at about 81. He and his family once lived near Murray and later resided in Herman Blair and New Bloom before moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McConnaha
Missouri
Murray
Imer McConnaha
Fulton
Herman
Omaha
Blair
New Bloom
Dr McConnaha Dies After Brief Illness In Mo
Dr McConnaha aged over 1 years died in Mo after a brief illness while visiting his son Elmer at the home near New Bloomfield. He had resumed practice recently and left a widow and several children. Funeral and burial were at his late home in New Bloomfield. A daughter notified Mrs Troop of the death and burial. He left 24 grandchildren.
Pitman Family Returns Home After Omaha Visit
Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Pitman return from Omaha with their little daughter who had stayed at Saint Joseph hospital. The child underwent an operation and, while tired from the trip, is much improved and making satisfactory progress post surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
J. W. Pitman
Omaha
Saint Joseph Hospital
Five Red Polled Bulls for Sale by Nickels & Son
For sale five registered Red Polled bulls by A F Nickels & Son Murray Nebraska. Includes Timothy and clover hay. Phone 3114. m4 4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Clover
A. F. Nickels & Son
Murray, Nebr
Horses and Harness for Sale in Murray
Two good horses and a set of harness for sale. Call to see them at Murray. Henry C. Long announces the private sale and invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Henry C. Long
Notice of Suit to Quiet Title in Cass County Court
Plaintiffs Felthauser and Hathaway sue to quiet title to lands in Section 25 10N 13E Cass County Nebraska. Defendants include Henry H Wilson and many heirs and unknown claimants. Case filed March 17 1920 with answer due by May 3 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Cass
Nebraska
Joe Felthauser
Thomas E. Hathaway
Henry H. Wilson
John Harvey
Joseph L. Reet
Eunice Is
Feel
Thomas K. Fenimore
James KR. Humble
Eveline M. Willson
Willson
William Dorrough
Wm. H. Spratlin
Thomas K. Fennifore
James Et. Humble
William Therrough
Cass
District Court
Cass County
Felthauser
W. A. Robertson
Atty
Duroc Jersey Boars Offered At Reasonable Bulk Price
A seller advertises several Duroc Jersey fall boars for sale at a reasonable price for immediate purchase. Contact Philip Hirz for details.
Sheriff Quinton Seeks County Business in Greenwood Flight
Sheriff C. D. Quinton traveled to Greenwood this morning as a county official to handle a few hours of business duties before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Quinton
Greenwood
Local residents visit county seat and nearby towns
Lloyd Gilmore came from near Murray for business and to see friends. W G Boedeker of Murray State bank visited Murray en route to Omaha. Mrs H J Miller returned to Alvo with her nephew George H Becker staying a few days. L J Mayfield and wife from Louisville came to town for business and visits. Lester Wunderlich visited from Nehawka at Mrs C A Roesencrans home and heads to Omaha for school. Wunderlich injured his right hand while using a saw with severe tendon cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gilmore
Murray
W. G. Boedeker
Murray State Bank
Omaha
H. J. Miller
Alvo
George H. Becker
L. J. Mayfield
the Courier
Louisville
Lester Wunderlich
Nehawka
C. A. Roesencrans
Tune
Attorneys and locals visit city for court and business
Attorney Carl Ganz of Alvo attended the district court session in the city today. Dr. G. H. Gilmore of Murray visited from his home. A. B. Fornest of Cedar Creek looked after trading with merchants. W. W. F. Gillispie and Charles Barnard of Mynard went to Omaha to address grain market business. Frank Raven, a Burling ton shop employee, had the misfor...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ganz of
Alvo
District Court
G. H. Gilmore
Murray
A. B. Fornest
Cedar Creek
W.W. F. Gillispie
Charles Barnard
Mynard
Omaha
Rev. J. H. Steger Improves After Hospital Treatment
From Wednesday's Daily Rev. J. H. Steger of St. Paul's Evangelical church has shown improvement after several weeks in Omaha hospital for stomach trouble and nervous breakdown. Family and friends are encouraged by the hopeful outlook for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Steger
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Omaha
Mrs Jones Visits Ruskin Relatives In Nebraska
Mrs. F A Jones of Ruskin Nebraska visits in the city at her mother Mrs J T Baird’s home and with relatives and friends. Bishop E V Shaylor of the Episcopal church of Nebraska returns to Omaha after church work and is noted as having traveled on the Burlington train.
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F. A. Jones
Ruskin, Neb
City
J. T. Baird
E. V. Shaylor
Episcopal Church of
Nebraska
Burlington
Omaha
Wrestlers Schmarder Queen Clash Draws Louisville Crowd
George Ossenkop of Louisville joined others last night at Coates hall for the wrestling match between Schmarder and Queen. The event drew local spectators and featured a closely contested bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ossenkop
Louisville
Schmarder
Queen
Coates Hall
A. F. Sturm Announces Candidacy for State Senate
A. F. Sturm of Nebawka declares his bid for the Republican nomination to represent the second Nebraska senatorial district comprising Otoe and Cass counties. He submits his candidacy for the primary on April 20, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Otoe
Cass
A. F. Sturm
Nebawka
Nebr
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Murray Department
Eniron
Ven
A. L. Baker
Ben Neell
Anna Wasner
Glenwood Iowa
J. A. Seotten
A. A. Young
PD. A. Youngs
Sturzis
South Dakota
Hiatt
Alfred Gansemer
Harry McCulloch
W. R. Young
Philip Hirz
Frank Raven
Burlington Shop
E. R. Tarry
John Deere, International
J. I. Case
Moline
the Implement Man
D. B. Ebersole
J. L. Case
John Deere
W.H. Puls, Murray
Neb
Plattsmouth, Meb
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