Marriage and Intrigue At Carrington Castle
Ellen Slocum and Lord Bernard Carrington navigate a stormy English castle house party. Jealousies flare over Cecily Carrington and Mistress Debbie Slocum as Ellen and Bernard clash about fidelity, status, and social expectations amid a web of titled guests. An argument over riding incident and social maneuvering underscores a marriage tested by temptation and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Slocum
Bernard Carrington
Philadelphia
William Penn
Dorset
Ellen
Bernard
Lord Carrington
Carrington Castle
England
Lady Ellen
Carrington
America
Adam
Eve
Eden
Lord of
Cecily Carrington
Cecily
Gree
Charles Seton
Earl of Strathgate
Seton
Debbie
New Daughter Born to Union From the Ledger Couple
Will E. Davis and wife of southeast of town are proud parents of a daughter weighing eight pounds born Sunday morning. Also notes on local recoveries, travel for real estate, livestock losses from clover, a sister’s illness, a restaurant theft, and a Cyphers incubator at L. and Upton’s Hardware showing the wooden hen with 250 eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will E. Davis
Lewis Curtis
John P. Thacker
Alliance
Myron Lynde
John McCarroll
D. W. Foster
Geo. Stites
L. &. Upton’s
Roy
Abe
Nehawka News Briefs including births and incidents
Nehawka notes report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Davis of Wyoming. Mrs D C West and Gladys returned from Oskaloosa. Mrs Nicholas Klaurens and children visited from Murray. August Ost's horses frightened a pony near Vilas Sheldon, no injuries. A baby girl arrived May 6 for Mr and Mrs Ed Miller. Smallpox patients at George Hansen improving. no new cases. Jessie Todd and Zola Zinn visited Nehawka. Sunday night saw several people lost after church. Henry Lindsey ended up in a neighbor’s yard before reaching home. Weather remarks and rain referenced with others finding safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Register
Will Davis
Wyoming
D. C. West
Gladys
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Nicholasf Klaurens
Murray
Ed. Miller
Nehawka
Dad
George Hansens
Jessie Todd
Union
Zola Zinn
Zinn
Henry Lindsey
D.C
Plenty of Cherries Reported Near Isabell Place
J T Bates of Isabell place near the poor farm brings a twig eight inches long with twenty five cherries as a sample of local bearing. He says the fruit outlook suggests abundant supply for home consumption and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bates
Isabell Place
Journal
Crowded seasonal attractions urged to draw summer crowds
Town leaders urged a search for attractions to boost summer patronage. The aim is to keep up with nearby towns that offer entertainment, drawing farmers and families to spend on goods while they attend events.
Local Visitors and School News From Louisville
Louisvill e Courier notes visitors from Murray Omaha and Lincoln including Charles Boedeker John Helry Oscar Palmer and others. Plattsmouth elected Miss Martha Goehry as city schools teacher. Charles Hoover injured from a pimple led to blood poisoning and a hand in a sling. Burlington paint crew refreshed depot water tower and yards. Jim Ferrell arrives to oversee steam shovel work at National Stone quarries as crew grows. Ed Eager’s horse injured and euthanized after shaft injury. Seventh and eighth graders staged a May Day surprise party for teacher Miss Edith Johnson at Grandma Stander’s home with cake punch lilacs and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Charles Boedeker
Murray
Louisville
John Helry
Omaha
Oscar Palmer
Lincoln
Martha Goehry
Plattsmouth
Charles Hoover
Burlington
Jim Ferrell
National Stone Quarries
Ed Eager
Edith Johnson
Grandma Stander
Miss Johnson
Elmwood News Roundup From Leader Echo
Ed Langhorst's young daughter has been ill this week. Harry Clements is very sick with typhoid pneumonia. Charlie Lake left for Mina tare in Scotts Bluff county for a summer job. Miss Alice Jeary of London visited Miss Dettman and Mrs Hastcaver. Mrs Eells and Alpha Bicknell returned from Long Island Kansas. Neely family visited Grand Island with Edith and Kate Perry. After May 18 merchants shut by 7 pm except Wednesdays and Saturdays till 10 pm. A severe freeze damaged fruit. unprotected orchards suffered more. Fall wheat booming and dandelions show a bumper crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Langhorst
Harry Clements
Charlie Lake
Minatare
Scottsbluff County
Alice Jeary
London
England
Clara Dettman
C. S. Hast Caver
D. Eells
Alpha Bicknell
Long Island
Kansas
J. M. Neely
Edith
Kate Perry
Grand Island
Elmwood
Artist J F Stephens Leaves Room for First Time in Days
J F Stephens the Perkins House artist known for horse pictures has been confined to his room for several days but today managed to go downstairs for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Stephens
Perkins House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cyrus Ties Road
Babe Walters
Portsmouth
Deborah Winthrop Slocum
Deborah
Massachusetts
Duke of Dulward
Benjamin Kephard
George Athelstrong
Athelstrong
Lord Strathgate
Sir Charles
Charles
Strathgate
A. R. Eikenbury
Brush
Colo
Charles Anderson
T. G. Barnum
Emma Wallace
New York
Bears
Castoria
State of
Nebraska
Cass
Margaret A. Patterson
Mae Patterson
Baeapri
Ageril
A. Thate
Antex J. Keres
Sranl
W.C. Hamery
Agri
Emil Amende
Gust I. Mohr.lave
Avoca
Cass County
Mi Amende
Gust FF
House Street
Evin Amende Goer Lh
Monit
Nel
Ins
H. EF. Hand
County of Cass
Rand
Apel
County
Benjamin Ranand
Worhek
America’s
Hot Springs, Ark
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
H. Payne
St. Louis, Mo
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