Past Chiefs Have Merry Time at Honor Degree Meeting
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Peterson’s home the Past Chiefs of Honor of the Degree of Honor gathered for a business meeting. They enjoyed games and music followed by a luncheon. Present were Mesdames Burker Ramee Smith Steinker Rosenecrans Van Horn Kaves Leesley Egenberger Kuhney Forbes Johnson Hassler, and Miss Anna Hassler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Peterson
Mesdames Val Burker
Fred Ramee
D. B. Smith
F. H. Steinker
W. E. Rosenecrans
E. van Horn
A. J. Kaves
John Leesley
L. B. Egenberger
J. P. Kuhney
C. S. Forbes
Harry Johnson
Wm. Hassler
Homer McKay
E. L. Spies
Miss Anna Hassler
Social Workers Birthday Fundraiser by Methodist Church
The Social Workers of the Methodist Church invite all readers to a March 24 event at Miss Sally Brady’s home to raise funds for rubber matting in church aisles. An evening of music, lunch, and games will support the cause with a charitable birthday themed program and a penny bag verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Sally Brady
Propst and Volin Tour Texas Land Propositions
This afternoon Thayer Propst and James Volin depart for the south to examine land propositions and visit Austin and nearby areas likely reaching Galveston. They plan to study Texas school land openings and assess opportunities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Propst
James Volin
South
Austin
Texas
Galvestion
Locust Tree Collapse Leads to Barn Incident and Moves West
An elderly man and Thomas W. Glenn topple a towering locust at Thomas M. Carter’s land near the creek. The tree falls against a barn and eventually is pushed free with help from neighbors. The article notes migration east for farming, including Geo Hawkinson to Prophetstown and John Marquette leaving Nebraska for Beeson Illinois with his wife Mrs. Marquette, wishing them luck as they pursue agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Thomas M. Carter
Mr. Carter
Thomas W. Glenn
Geo. Hawkinson
Prophetstown
Ilinois
John Marquette
Nebraska
Beeson
Daily Personal News from Omaha and Surrounding Areas
A wide array of social and business visits lists Rae Patterson and wife in Omaha, others in Bellevue and Murray, and multiple residents traveling, visiting relatives, or conducting local business. Names include J N Wise Olive Gass Henry Larson C E Wescott J Becker and many more with brief notes on health and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Patterson
Omaha
J. N. Wise
Olive Gass
Bellevue
L. C. Layton
Greenwood
Fast
Many visitors and travelers pass through Plattsmouth
A long list of individuals from near Murray Mur ray Nehawka Cedar Creek Peru Lincoln Union Weeping Water and other locales visit Plattsmouth or travel to Omaha Blair Blair and Creston. Several locals depart for business trips hospital visits and family engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Cline
Omaha
George Mapes
I. W. Teegarden
Weeping Water
James J. Clarke
Creston
Levi Rusterholtz
Blair
Nebraska
George Sitzman
Cedar Creek
Henry
Mrs Kate Oliver Departs for Kansas City Visit
Mrs Kate Oliver leaves this morning by Missouri Pacific for Kansas City to visit friends and relatives. She will be guests of her daughters Mrs Allsworth and Mrs Law and attend the wedding of Miss Geneveive Styles, who lived in this city for years and recently visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Madsen
L. B. Egenberger
George Becker
Merriam
Lincoln
H. C. Sparks
Greeley
Colorado
Joseph Weaver
John Sprague
Clarinda
Iowa
Omaha
George Burley
J. W. Crabill
Wm. Earnhardt
E. E. Monroe
Pacific Junction
J. E. Houlgate
Nebraska City
Rev. Houlgate
Samuel Baker
W. E. Rosencrans
Gretna
A. C. Rouse
Atchison, Kansas
Missouri Pacific
George H. Griffin
A. S. Will
South Omaha
Martin Houk
S. O. Cole
Earl Y. Cole
Council Bluffs
D. E. Sexton
Nehawka
Wash A. Young
South
Thomas J. Thomas
Frank Kroehler
Norfolk
John McConnehey
New Bloomfield
Missouri
J. H. Becker
J. W. Holmes
Mark White
Bud’’ Fitch
Fred Stadleman
Mrs. White
August Raceler
P. E. Ruffner
Roy Dodge
J. H. Merriar
Chas Fisher
Creston
Avoca
Henry Miller
Joseph Kubes
Denton
Frank Devorek
Frances
A. L. Anderson
Anderson
W. M. Thomas
J. M. Meisinger
Henry
John Meisinger
Ida Meisinger
N. K. Peeples
Napier
Phelps
Will Hunter
Frank Buttery
Lawrence
Frances Lukacek
Edith Martin
F. Hillary Smith
Claude Everett
Andrew Campbell
Chas Mathews
Chicago
Burlington
J. H. Meisinger and Son
Jacob
Cedar Creek
Henry Hempel
Lottie Johncke
Red Oak
W. 8. Lamb
B. S. Mechers
L. E. Moyer
Ashland
W. E. Stanton
Union
Weeping Water
F. G. Wilcox
Fremont County Telephone Company
Tabor
Pollock
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Mr. Wilcox
Kate Oliver
Kansas City
Allsworth
Law
Oliver
Geneveive Styles
Historical Stereoptican Views at Bestor School Benefit
The Elite Entertainers present a program of historical views moving pictures sketches tableaux recitations and illustrated songs at Bestor school district No 42 on Saturday March 28 1908 at 8 p m. Admission adults 25c children 12 years and under 10c children under 5 free. A box social will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestor
Shumaker House Moved to South Seventh for Residence
The Shumaker house on Vine street was moved yesterday to ground sold to the government on South Seventh street where it will be converted into a residence. The building had stood at its former site for over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumaker
Vine Street
South Seventh Street
Mason Harry Johnson Builds Bigger Oven for Local Baker
Harry Johnson, a mason and plasterer, is constructing a larger oven for W. T. Kundl, the baker, whose current oven is too small. Johnson’s trade is rising steadily and better accommodations are sought to boost his work. The community praises his growing prosperity and hopes for more success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
W. T. Kundl
Remains Taken to Union for Funeral of Henry VanHorn
Milton Erwin and Joseph VanHorn with John VanHorn transported Henry VanHorn’s remains to Union for burial this afternoon at Eaton cemetery. Henry, who died at the County farm yesterday, will be laid to rest in Eaton cemetery after services in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Erwin
Joseph VanHorn
Henry VanHorn
John VanHorn
Union
Eaton Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Peterson
Civen
Trenton
J. W. Egenberger
Plattsmouth
America’s
Hot Springs, Ark
Iron Mountain
B. H. Payne
St. Louis, Mo
Will
Illinois
Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
J. W. Pitman
E. E. Barton
Henry Larson
Murray
Anna Janda
L. H. Oldham
City
John McConnehay
Oldham
Mr. Oldham
C. Palsov
Judge A. N. Sullivan
Ed Kruger
Earl C. Wescott
Ss. P. Beaver
Lee Allison
Andrew Peterson
B. B. Danaher
Near
Stephen E. Rose
A. R. Young and Wife
J. A. Murray
Joseph Fetzer
Charlotte
Rose Lloyd
Gohe
Wm. Kephart
C. E. Wescott
Watson
N. C. Hilding
R. A. Pollock
Elmer Monroe
Frank and
Edward Huston
Court House
H. C. McMahen and Sons
Masonic Home
Chas Peacock
Ethel Alstrand
Logan
G. B. Zeigler
J. E. Harrison
Knights and Ladies of Security
Order
Golding’s
Freda Herold
Wm. Pickster
St. Joseph
Edward Kennedy
A. G. Warren
Glenwood
R. B. Windham
Hermia
Mr. Windham
Bohan
Papillion
John Hallstrom
Royal
Gladys Duke
Miss Minnie
George Ray
Sam Smith
Rock Bluffs
August Englekemeyer
J. A. Davis and Son
O. A. Davis, Murray
Julius Hall
Springfield
Byron Clark
Nelson
James Smith
Eva Sayles
Peru
Frank Manley
Union Pacific
Grand Island
Sam G. Smith
Wm. Kroehler
C. F. Rheichart
Cullom
W. A. Taylor and Daughter
Henry Meisinger
John Brambler
Frank McNurlin
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Schopp
Catherine
Sam Hackenburg
Lillian Bookmeyer
W. J. Parteridge
George
Beatrice
Z. W. Shrader
Mt. Pleasant Precinct
Bernard Wurl
Max Adan
Wm. McCauley
Concordia
Kansas
Dorris Patterson
Baker
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