Pioneer Woman Called Up Higher
Mrs Paticscon Patterson nee Irwin born 1846 in Pennsylvania. she married Silas C Patterson in 1870, moved from Rock Bluffs Nebraska to Texas after 1870, and lived near Columbia Brazoria County. She died after a sudden illness in 1908, with funeral in South Bend Nebraska and Wyuka Cemetery Lincoln. She left four children Florence May O'Brien Samuel M Patterson Robert C Patterson and Eula P Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Irwin
Silas C. Patterson
James M. Patterson
Patterson
Washington County
Pennsylvania
West
Nebraska
Mrs. Patterson
David Brinson
Silas A. Holcomb
Rock Bluffs
Old Three Groves
Justus Lilly
Springfield
Sarpy County
Neb
South Bend
Lincoln
Columbia
Texas
University Place
Wyuka Cemetery
Catherine Ann Patterson Death Notice
Mrs Catherine Ann Patterson born August 28 1846 near Eldersville Washington County Pennsylvania died at South Bend Cass County Nebraska Friday April 17 1908 at 4 10 p m of acute pneumonia aged 61 years 7 months 19 days
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Catherine Ann [Rwin
Eldersville
Amon
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Robert Irwin
Catherine Irwin
Catherine Cole
United States
Washington
South Bend
Cass County
Nebraska
Thanks for sympathy in bereavement from Patterson family
In South Bend Nebraska on April 23 1908 the family of Silas C Patterson expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of a wife and mother. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Martin Le OBrien Mr and Mrs Harry P Lone Samuel M Patterson Robert T C Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Long
South Bend
Neb
Cass
Sarpy
Jackson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Silas C. Patterson
Martin LE. O'Brien
Harry P. Lone
Samuel M. Patterson
Robertt C. Patterson
South Lend, Neb
Little Gibson Stanley Taken To Omaha Hospital
The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stanley Gibson has been ill with intestinal obstruction and unconscious for two days. He was transported to Omaha for treatment with St Joseph hospital as a possible option. The illness delayed the parents planned trip to the southwest and hopes are for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanley
Gibson
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Stanley
Divorce Granted in Eagle Case for Non Support
In District Court the Elta J. McAllister versus Wm J. McAllister suit from Eagle ended in a divorce to Elta J. McAllister on the charge of non support. William Deles Dernier of Elmwood represented the plaintiff. The court gave five days to file briefs after the Louisville damus matter occupied Monday. Elmer E. Thomas of Omaha appeared for the plaintiffs and A L Tidd with Judge Sullivan for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Louisville
Elmer E. Thomas
Omaha
A. L. Tidd
Sullivan
Elta J. McAllister
Wm. J. McAllister
Eagle
William Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Plaintiff
Country Club Women Elect Officers at Fairview Meeting
The Fairview woman's Country Club met at Mrs. Philip Tritsch's home and elected officers for the year: Mrs. Spangler president, Mrs. Tritsch vice president, Mrs. Pankonia secretary, and Mrs. H. Horn treasurer. They adjourned for social time and heard the Fairview quartet perform several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Woman’s Country Club
Philip Tritsch
Spangler
Tritsch
Pankonia
H. Horn
Fairview
St Mary's Guild Elect Officers At Meeting
Miss Violet Dodge hosted St. Mary's Guild of the Episcopal church for a business meeting focused on electing officers. Officers elected were Mrs Evga Reese president Mrs W L Pickett vice president Mrs H S Austin secretary and Mrs Carl Fricke treasurer. An enjoyable afternoon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Dodge
St. Mary’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Evga Reese
W. L. Pickett
H. S. Austin
Carl Fricke
Silent City Honors Longtime Local Resident Jones
Funeral services were held at the Christian church for a man who lived in the city over thirty five years and worked in the Burlington shops for about thirty three. The Rev H D Thomas delivered the sermon and the choir provided music before interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Jones
City
Burlington
H. D. Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Patterson in Rock Bluffs
Miss Elizabeth Wells born July 23 1814 near Middletown Pennsylvania married Thomas Patterson February 10 1831. Twenty children born, four surviving including Narcissus Frazee L W Patterson Mrs John Pocock and Fred Patterson. Died after paralysis stroke. buried Rock Bluffs cemetery. Lifelong Presbyterian church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wells
Middletown
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Thomas Patterson
Narcissus Frazee
Concordia
Kan
L. W. Patterson
Narka
John Pocock
Ord
Stork Visits South Omaha Family for New Baby Boy
The Scheile household welcomes a bouncing boy as Frank Scheile recovers with a smile lingering. Grandfather William Weber in Plattsmouth shares a broad grin, while Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Scheile’s mother recount the cheerful news and the family’s good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scheile
Peach twig shows buds and early peaches intact
W. D. Jones submitted a peach twig with buds and some peaches formed. The report suggests the peach crop may not be as badly damaged as feared, with a lighthearted note about peaches and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
O. K
Nebraska Elevators Idle Amidst Grain Slump and Crop Failures
The Lincoln News reports widespread closure of line house elevators across Nebraska due to unprecedented cereal stagnation. Central Granaries and other firms idle at multiple towns as farmers hold grain, with July projected reopenings if crops prove good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln News
Nebraska
Central Granaries Company
Kansas
Wilsonville
Ravenna
Ansley
Anselmo
Tamora
Bird City
Kas
McDonald
Jacques Grain Company
Sargent
Arcadia
Farwell
Greeley Center
Ferce
Lincoln Grain Company
Millican
Verona
Foster Crain Company
Huntler
Warlan County
Funk
Phelps County
Hayes-Eames House
Barber, Ewart, Wright-Leet
Boquets for the Governor’s Party in California Tour
Frank E. Schlater describes arrival at San Bernardino and visits to Redlands and Riverside with florid scenes of orange groves and gardens. He notes a governor’s bouquet, a plant-filled landscape, a reception by the Commercial Club in Los Angeles, and plans for a Long Beach picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Sheldon
Redland
Smiley Heights
Riverside
Smiley
Los Angeles
Cass County
Clark
Elson
Houseworth
Walter Perry
Wiley Black
Commercial Club
Long Beach
Frank E. Schlater
Will Rough It for Health in Hay Springs Summer Outing
Frank Svoboda leaves Wednesday for Hay Springs to sleep out of doors for health reasons. After a trial at Lawrence with benefits, a Omaha specialist advised a summer in the open to regain health. En route he will stop at Creighton to visit George Kohnke on George H. Horn's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Svoboda
Hay Springs
Lawrence
Omaha
Creighton
George Kohnke
George H. Horn
Letter List From Plattsmouth Post Office May 4 1908
Remaining uncalled letters include Lee Taylor John Carlson John Girth David Garber Gust Kuene G Kelso Frank Johnson J E Morris Daniel Parker Floyd Vickery Some add advertised when inquiring for their letter at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Lee Taylor
John Carlson
John Girth
David Garber
Gust Kuene
G. Kelso
Frank Johnson
J. E. Morris
Daniel Parker
Floyd Vickery
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Bend, Neb
Firs
Catherine Ann Patterson
Basil S. Ramsey
Paticscon
Tex
O’briea
South St. Joseph
Robert
San Francisco
Cal
Samuel
Alma, Neb
Wiarring
Funeral Services
Child
St. Mary’s Guild
G. J Jones
Elizabeth Patterson
Hebraska
the Stork
South Omaha
Boquets
Governor’s Party
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