Daily Personal News items drift through city interchanges
Mary Propat heads to Omaha for the day with friends while many others ride the morning train to Omaha for visits and business. Journal staff note social calls, arrivals, and departures with residents, travelers to Lincoln and Bellevue, Thacker will contest actions, and local errands in Liberty precinct and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Mary Propat
Omaha
Jon Droege
Case
Chase
Duke
August Anderson
Council Bluffs
L. B. Brown
Kenosha
Local Ledger Notes Personal News and Titles
The Ledger reports Bert Han sell and his wife of near Murray welcomed a daughter born April 22. A marriage license was issued in Omaha to Peter Herwt opoulou and Ashia Paraskevopou lou. Rev Lake ov or Judge Foster may perform the ceremony. Steve Taylor’s son Alda, once in an Omaha hospital, is recovering at home. WFP, Tracy and wife visited, planning a future location. Edwin Shoemaker and family, moving from Omaha to help on farms southwest of here. Grace Mougey treated for appendicitis in Lincoln, surgery completed and recovery ongoing in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ledger
Grandpa Standish
Bert Hansell
Near Murray
Bert
Omaha
Peter Herwtopoulou
Ashia Paraskevopoulou
Rev
Lake Ov
Foster “Rasale
Steve Taylor
Alda
Tracy
Tracy Mifortia
Edwin Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Here
Grace Mougey
Lincoln
Louisville Courier Notes on Local Moves and Incidents
The Courier reports Mrs George Waldron and family leaving for Knife River Minnesota to establish a new home. John Ossenkop returned from Lincoln after visiting Henry Lehnoff who is very sick from a large tumor. A foundation stone goes in for a new building on the site of the old Gold Dust saloon with work starting immediately. The Eagle Beacon editor returns to duties after a mystifying early departure. Frank Dunlop, alleged oil well promoter, is jailed in Colorado for forgery. A correction is issued about Misses Mills and Carlson not applying to Louisville schools. Ed Taylor suffers a severe foot injury at Calhoun Construction Works when the wheel runs over his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Ballance
Glenwood
Philip Andres
Cornell Bluffs
B. A. Wurl
James Niday
Union
Thacker
Journal
Henry R. Gerling
Omaha
Jas. M. Jiroushek
Polin
South Omaha
J. M. Leek
Ralston
Will White
Jay McCaffrey
Leo Byrnes
Oscar Irwin
Ray Travis
Coates Hall
Charles L. Graves
Union Ledger
Graves
Matt McQuinn
Liberty Precinct
McQuinn
Tila Visite
L. PD. Miatt
Olson Photograph Company
Carl Neuman
Thin City
Carl
Frank Gobelman
Promaing
Gobleman
Blen Wood
Mise
Elan Streitweiser
Herman St
Eagle Beacon
Col. Scaggs
Beaver Crossing Times
Frank Dunlop
Louisville
Colorado
Wek
Misses Mills
Carlson
Taylor
Calhoun Construction Company
Elmwood Health and Social Notes From Local Visitations
Fhinwood leaders Feho Floyd Woolcott and Miss Elin Bryan traveled to Ashland. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Chris Backemeyer near Louisville. Bernice Mendenhall recuperating from pneumonia. Nurse Edith Perry returned to Elmwood. Frank and Joe Stokes improving after pneumonia. Miss Suther Anderson returned to Omaha. County Attorney Howard Saxton of Pender visited Elmwood with family. J C Hayes arrived from Pasadena and was seen at the depot. John Baird went to Omaha for a surgical operation, niece Miss Grant accompanying. A bouquet sent by Elmwood friends. Messrs R W Green and L A Tyson report well decorated soda places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris, Backemeyer
Louieville
Bernice Mendenhall
Edith Perry
Elmwood
Frank
Joe Stokes
Mies Suther Anderson
Omaha
Howard Saxton
Pender
Thurston County
J.C. Hayes
Pasadena
Mra. Hayes
Pacific Coast
R. W. Green
L. A. Tyson
John Baird
Miss Grant
Auto Party From Avoca Invades Journal Office
An automobile party from Avoca including H. G. Wellenslek cashier of the Bank of Avoca Gus Buas a prominent businessman Gus and Ben Mohr two of the citys best young men invaded the Journal office this afternoon and were received with open arms. They traveled in Mr Wellonalokas fine auto and plan to return this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wellenslek
Bank of Avoca
Gus Buas
Gus
Ben Mohr
Journal
Local residents and visitors swarm Plattsmouth daily
Clarence Tefft and many others from Cedar Creek Louisville Mynard Nehawka Eagle Homer Union and Omaha visit the city for business and social calls. Officials like Peter Campbell chief of police Kenosha and Judge Andrew Jackson McNatt Kenosha are noted among arrivals.
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Daily Personal News
Ed. Schulter
C.D. Richards
Union Pacific
Miss Patton
Florence Dovey
John Roetter
Epenetter
Catherine Dovey
M. B. Hank
Carl Kunsman
South
Milas
Minnie McKay
H. H. Kuhney
Minnie Will
Jacob Heinrich
Katie
Mik Lucille Randall
Fremont
A. J. Trillity
Raleton
David L. Amick
Canon Burgess
Episcopal Church
M. C. Dimone
Thos. Sherwood
Ovecar Larson
Bellevue
H. EB. Rand
Fred Waugh
Theity
Mr. J. Tolvingston Richey
L. A. Shaw
Friend, Neb
George Wall
LaPlatte
Bengen
Mynard
Sam Long
South Bend
al. Leslie
Nebraska City
Joe Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
A. L Anderson
Malvern
Sam Waugh
Claude Everett
Thacker Will
Peter Smith
Murray
Mr. Smith
P. H. Mack
Mack
Burlington
Mr. Mack
Pickett
Charles N. Sullivan
Joeph
Sullivan
Missouri
George Waldron
Knife River
Minn
John Ossenkop
Henry Lehnoff
Fhinwood
Feho
Floyd Woolcott
Elin Bryan
Ashland
Dr. Price
Auto Party
Avoca
Daily Journal
Clarence Tefft
Weeping Water
Geo. Sayles
Cedar Creek
George
Steve Orton
Herman Pankonia
D. Ames
Miss Kaufman
City
Schuyler
Wm. Stohlman
Manley
Jacob Schneider
Register of Deeds
Andrew Jackson McNatt
Judge McNatt
Harold
Pekin
John P. Sattler
Fred Holka
Holka
J .H. Melsinger
Mr. Melsinger
Oise County
Plattsmouth
Don Miller
Henry Steinhauer
Ord, Neb
Miller
Iowa
South Dakota
Mest
Sheldon
Nehawka
Henry Heebner
J. A. Hanégen
B G. Young
Cass County
George Thacker
Homer
Neb
Geo. A. B Hicks
Eight Mile Grove
B. FP. Rice
Thermopolis
Wyo
E. W. Cook
E. D. Cummins
State Medical Society
Adam Fornoff
Henry Snoke, Jr
Eagle
Tipton
Snooke
Seennichsen
George Midkiff
George Everett
Union Torny
Will Stee
Coen
Onty
J. H. Salabury
Oman
Omaha University
Salsbury
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