Numerous Omaha bound travelers noted in local list
A long column records dozens of residents and visitors taking the mail or early trains to Omaha for the day. Names include August Steppat Jr, Auguste Tevis, R. O. Watters, Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Col. H C. McMahen, X. T. Fitt, Miss Freda Herold, George H. Woods, Miss Mary Koubek, A. S. Will, Miss Hilma Erickson, Mrs. Mary Straka, William Wehrbein, J. F. Clagey and family, Mrs. M. Fanger, Henry Herold, Mrs. H. R. Manspeaker, Robt. A. Bates, S. L. Thomas, Ed Fitzgerald, Mrs. Alex Clifton, Monte Straight, Ed Exenberger, Mrs. F L Whittaker and family, Zack W. Shrader, George Poisall, John Hart Jr, Mrs. Joe Dell, Mrs. Jos Wooster, Mrs. A. L. Baker, Mrs. G. F. S. Burton, Miss Anna Nassel, D. C. Dwyer, Mrs. Henry Steinhauer, Frank Boyd, William R R Davis, Charles Cook, and Joseph Cook. Several notes mention visits to Omaha for business, medical updates, or to observe an operation. A letter from Fremont discussing political letters appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
H C. McMahen
Omaha
Metropolis
X. T. Fitt
Freda Herold
Glenwood
Vialt
George H. Woods
Loulaville
City
Hilma Erickson
Mary Straka
William Wehrbein
J. F. Clagey
Hazel
Robt. A. Bates
The
Journal
8. L. Thomas
Fitzgerald
Lincoln
Alex Clifton
Frank Robinson
Mall
Monte Straight
Ed. Exenberger
Nebraska City
Mra. FL Ft
Anna Nassel
D. C. Dwyer
Mra
Henry Steinhauer
A. C. Godwin
Frank Boyd
Walthill
Viek
William RR. Davis
Nehawka
Isabella Young
Murray
Villisea
John Grebe
Antoni Hrasky
Margaret Hallam
Eon
Kate Oliver
L. H. Bolton
McClelland, Jr
Lucille Burns
Sioux City
Wester Gilmour
Denver
Jesse R. McVey
Eppler
McVey
Mr. Eppler
Ohio
James W. Holmes
C. A. Rawls
Westward Rail Growth and Interchange Meetings
B L Lomax reports strong western prospects for business andcrop moisture boosting yields. A new St Louis Colorado Limited trains to run April 18 with high end cars, observation coach, and connections to Cheyenne. Omaha meeting backs joint freight car inspection with 35 attendees and next month’s vote on adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Denver
Cheyenne
Omaha
Omaha Bee
EB. Bignell
Burlington
John Linton
Illhola Central
Roada
Financti
Huffsto
Mrs Johnsons Visit Tied to Ill Aunt News
Mrs J J Johnson and two daughters traveled from near Pacific Junction Iowa to Phillip Bacheller's south of the city. Mrs Johnson learned yesterday afternoon that her aunt Mrs Bates was very ill at Mr Bacheller's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Johnson
Pacific Junction
Philip Bacheller
Contents of overturned houseboat claimed by Lakeman couple
Z G Lakeman and wife of Revere Beach Mass claim ownership of a houseboat found near Heaton station by Charles Powell. They say the craft contained a typewriter camera musical instruments and other belongings. Powell holds the boat awaiting identification and potential reward negotiations with the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton Station
Z. G. Lakeman
Revere Beach
Mass
Lakeman
John Olson
Kroon & Co
Pacific Junction
Charles Powell
Powell
Omaha
Democrats Elect Leaders for Campaign Kickoff
The Democratic central committee met last Saturday night and organized the campaign. Dr J and Livingston were elected chairman and Charles Grimes secretary. George B Dovey and John Hallstrom filled vacancies on the council and school board tickets, with Hallstrom noted as a prominent Swedish citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Dr. J. & Livingston
Charles Grimes
M. Mauzy
George B. Dovey
J. V. Exenberger
John Hallstrom
Child musician to entertain at Fanger millinery opening
M Fanger of Omaha visits to arrange for a young musical prodigy, age five, to perform at the store during the millinery debut. The girl plays hundreds of pieces and could draw crowds if secured, with further date announcements promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanger
Omaha
County Commissioner Fried Visits Omaha Hospital
Commissioner M L Fried spent yesterday in Omaha visiting Mrs. Geo Hell and Mrs. John Lobnes who hope to return home today if strength allows. The two women had been at the hospital about five weeks with gradual improvement but limited strength. Fried also visited Mrs. Jos Cook and reported no unfavorable symptoms after her Friday operation, though final results remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Friedrich
Omaha
Geo. Hell
John Lobnes
Jos. Cook
Lincoln businessman visits city return
John B. Meisinger of Lincoln arrived in the city this morning to attend to business matters. A prominent businessman and former local resident, he was raised here and educated in this city. His friends were happy to see him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Meisinger
Lincoln
Mr. Meisinger
Julius Pepperberg
A. L. Thacker
Union
Doings of the County Board in Plattsmouth 1909
The Plattsmouth County Board meets with all members present and approves the previous minutes. Actions include approving bond for C H Rager as Constable of Weeping Water City, filing a road petition for a new location, and authorizing culvert work. Numerous residents travel to Omaha or Lincoln on trains. several locals visit or return from trips, and notices of appointments and attestations are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plati¢mouth
C. H. Rager
Weeping Water City
G. N. Dennis
N. B. Qr
Geo. Zeigler
N. W. Iy
N. E
Bee
Ge Minskeaker
Quinton
Beard County
Saly
Bartett
M. Fang
Cc. I . Dabb
Oseen- Munger
Kroehler
Klopp & Bartlett
Klopp & Bartlett, Tax Lists, Supplies Qeanakes & Clerk
L. Bieenberner
Nave
Wisser
Wal
Heeson
Fred Thrall
Republican
John Hatt
Rye
Iverson
Mase
A P. Barayana
Futhman
Inderwood Typewriter Co
R. Ccemons
Fees Boxarth Muree
G. Marquardt
James Euston
Dibead State
A. Eeuwene
Lg Peer
Frank Dsqu
Anon
Guy “Darvel
Imomne
Jurra
J. R._Denson
Spence
Lee Bee
Ghivert
J. W. Pender
Tex Arnett
M. al
Wabash “Grain ¢ Co
Bartlett
I. D
Banning
B.D
Western Wheel Scraper Co
Fu Banning Lumber
Vipcar Aota
Rosencrans
Clement Declines Nomination in Citizens and Republican Ranks
R W Clement announced he could not accept the nomination offered at both the citizens and republican conventions. He cited a desire not to oppose a strong Democrat and to spare friends, thanking supporters and noting the action was taken to avoid placing colleagues in a difficult position. Rumors point to Ben Patterson as a possible replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clement
Schneider
Ben Patterson
Bank of
Cass County
Clement
Belog
Will Make Good Official From Arapahoe Council Ticket
Last Saturday a mass meeting in Arapahoe nominated a city council ticket. Samuel Patterson, formerly of this city, was named from the first ward. Supporters say he will be a capable and excellent official for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arapahoe
Samuel Patterson
Sam
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Daily Personal News
Fri
August Steppat, Jr
Auguste Tevis
R. O. Watters
F. M. Richey
Mary Koubek
Will
South Omaha
Zack W. Shrader
Mt. Pleasant
George Poisall
Fairbury
Teket
John Hart, Jr
Joe Dell
Baby
G. F
Charles Cook
Joseph
Joseph Cook
Sheldon
Root
Lincoln Star
Fremont
Neb
World-Herald
Jeme L. Root
Supreme Court
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
the Star
L. D. Richards
Judge Root
Richards
James G. Boyd
West
B. L. Lomax
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
W. H M. Murray
County Board
Wm. Bourke
Elmwood
Anna Libershal
Frank Wheeler
F. M. Phebus
Emma Ault
J. N. Hoskins
J. EB. Thompson
Glen
Havelock
Mary Krecek
Verna
A. Walker
Atlantic, Ir
M. Walker
Majestic Theater
Fred Denson
Roy
Jos. Jelinek
Josephine
Emily Morrison
Edna
Hazel Tuey
Wm. Mendenhall
Glenn
John Jess
Helen
That City
Jos. Hadraba
Blanche
Evelyn Stonns
Perkins
Julius Neilson
Be, M. Patterson
Dale Creek
Wio
D. P. Buell
Myrtle Petersen
M. Martin
Bert Pollock
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
L. M. Orr
South Dakota
Fael Mail
J. H. Salebury
Ann Russell
J. Soboda
A. J. Trinlity
B. Lyons
C. Taylor
Anna Weidman
Plainview
Guy Kiser
Eddie Vallery
Alberta
Canada
Ed. Schuider
Plattamouth
Glenwood Opinion
Eri. H. Booth
St. Joe
Montana
Denver, Col
Booth
James Hickson
Council Bluffs
Hickson
McMahen & Son
Christian Mauer
Bologna
Italy
Ernest Pini
Arive
Gering
Mr. Maurer
Herr L. Kluftinger
Germany
Col. Askwith
Mise Anna
Ogden
Utah
Fies Askwith
Union Pacific Railway
Askwith
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