Escapade at the Carringtons A Harpsichord Dance
Lady Ellen Carrington hosts a revel of American and British guests at a baronial gathering when she leads a bold harpsichord driven display. Deborah accompanies with Yankee Doodle as Ellen dances with spirited freedom drawing both applause and consternation among the assembled guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles
Deborah
Ellen
Elder Brewster
America
Seton
Cecily
Saratoga
Yorktown
Carrington
Debbie
Strathcore
Dulward
Lady Ellen
Lady Carrington
Covent Garden
Moonlit scheming and a perilous embrace at the castle
Ellen confronts infidelity as Carrington and Lady Cecily plot amid a moonlit terrace. Strathgate utters assurances while Ellen schemes a midnight departure aided by him. Ellen orders a two o clock escape by carriage, to begin a perilous night of flight and subterfuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathgate
Sir Charles
Lady Carrington
Carrington
Seton
Ellen
Cecily
Elen
S.d
Lord Carrington
Bernard
Lady Cecily
Hoyden
Strathgeate
London
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
America
Lady Ellen
Nebraska bank charter statement for 494 Incorporated
State banking board report for Charter No. 494 Nebraska Cass County. G Wellensiek swears the document is a true copy of the bank’s report as filed May 19. Notary B C Marevarnor confirms the oath with official seal and director attestations from Henry Wouvens and Jon H. Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Tes Cousty
Cass
G. Wellensick
State Banking Board
Hi. G. Wellensiek
Henry Wouvens
Jons H. Rosen
B.C. Marevarnor
M. Patterson
T. M. Patterson
Bank of Cass County Nebraska Bank Statement May 14
State of Nebraska Cass County bank statement for Bank of Cass County shows assets including loans, discounts, bonds, securities, cash on hand and due from banks. Officers Patterson cashier and Panmke director certify the figures as a true copy sworn May 22 before Notary Clara Brown with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’l
Chas. C. PanmMece
Pog Egesxpencer
Clara Brown
Notar
Go After Business to Find Success in Town
A local observer notes that the town, though dull to some, draws strangers who seek opportunities. A view-taker arrived recently, produced proofs, and delivered pictures, proving bustling business possible despite two established galleries. The piece ends by praising A. D. Bush for proving the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bush
New Burlington Depot Planned at Foot of Main Street
Louisville residents celebrate the destruction of the old depot by a cyclone making way for a new Burlington depot. The Courier notes the chosen site on the foot of Main Street on the south side of the tracks and records a Commercial Club committee seeking Burlington sandstone use, which the company favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Burlington
Courier
Main Street
Commercial Club
Louisville Courier
Pleasant L S C Gathering Hosts Games and Refreshments
The L. S. C. met at Mrs. A. Jiran's home on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Waddick Needley Zitka Bajeck Ptak Donat Bajeck Peterson Hadroba Kalasek Jiran and Misses Josephine Yelinek Daisy Adams and sister of Havelock. They enjoyed various games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jiran
Josephine Yelinek
Daisy Adams
Sister
of Havelock
Extended Trip to Europe from Burlington on Hamburg American Line
Phillip Thierolf leaves Monday aboard Burlington No 2 for a four month visit to Europe. He will stop in Washington, sail June 4 from New York to Foerstengrand Germany to see his mother two brothers and two sisters, then tour Austria Italy Bologna Switzerland and France. He plans to visit Rhine villa of Adolphus Busch and meet Ernest Pfeiffer in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Thierolf
Burlington
Europe
Washington
New York
America
Foerstengrand
Hesse-Damstadt
Germany
Mr. Thierolf
Austria
Italy
Ernest Pfeiffer
Bologna
Switzerland
France
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Rhine
Thierolf
James Woods Dies at 76 in Rapid City South Dakota
James Woods longtime settler and businessman died at his Rapid City home on May 14 at age 76. He built wealth in South Dakota after earlier ownership of a farm in the area and a Des Moines hotel where a street accident injured him. He left a widow and six children. funeral in Nebraska City at 10 a m Saturday at the Christian church with burial at Wyuka cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Mr. Woods
Carl Stone
Nebraska City
Dak
Christian Church
Woods
Des Moines
J. M. Stone
Chas. Stone
Wyuka Cemetery
Masonic Home Ruling On Pensions Clarified
W. J. White, a home trustee, said the Masonic Home management does not seek pensions for residents. The board requires contracts to prevent exploitation, noting members may have outside allowances, but the home aims to avoid imposing on those who can support themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Home
W. J. White
Board of Management
Greenwood deputy assessor delivers precinct report
L. B. Appleman of Greenwood precinct arrived in the city with the books for the county assessor after completing his precinct work. He is noted as diligent and dedicated to honest service for the compensation received. Dr. Frank L. Loveland left for Omaha after delivering the High School commencement address last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Appleman
Greenwood
Mr. Appleman
Frank L. Loveland
Omaha
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Margaret A Patterson
Notice is given by County Judge Allen J Befrson that creditors of Margaret A Patterson deceased must present claims to Mae Patterson the administratrix at the Cass County Court Plattsmouth Nebraska. Claims must be filed by June 20, 1909 and December 15, 1909 for examination adjustment and allowance with six months to present claims and one year to settle from May 20 1909. Ramsey and Ramsey attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cass
Margaret A. Matterson
Mae Patterson
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Allen J. Befrson
Ramsey & Ramsey
Notice of Final Settlement in Benjamin Kanard Estate
In Cass county Nebraska county court at Plattsmouth a hearing on the final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Benjamin Kanard deceased will be held at 9 o clock a.m. on May 5 1905. Objections must be filed by then. Allen J Heeson County Judge seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears OF
Newaek
Benjamin Kanard
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Nebraska
Sheriff’s Sale in Cass County Nebraska on Riverside Property
The sheriff sale of the north half of the northeast quarter of section 33 in township 12 range 9 east Cass County Nebraska occurs at the south door of the court house in Plattsmouth. It is the property of Walter A Laughlin administrator of the estate of Nenin A Chapin and several Chapin heirs and guardians to satisfy a court judgment obtained by Oscar W Laughlin. May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlo
A. F
Postile Avertion
Followhue Real Estate
Cass County
Nebraska
Walter A. Laughin
Neniwn
A. Chapin
Jen Chapin
Edward Chapin
Esse Chapin
Taeie Keughlin
Nee Chapin
Kate Bevier
Nee Chinpin
Magy F Chapin
Florence Bb. Chanin
Roy M. Chapin
Walter A. Laughlin
Gnardian
E. Chonin
Florence BK. Chapin
Redmen Dance At Coates Hall Boosts Lodge Treasury
The Improved Order of Redmen held a dance last evening at Coates hall with many guests enjoying themselves. Proceeds benefited the lodge treasury, aiding future enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Redmen
Coates’ Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cyrus Townsender
Pay Walters Colypight
WO Chapman
Arabella
Theer
Bank OF Avoca
Avoca, Nebraska
Total
Bank of
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Lus
I Hato
Hudnut’s
Gering & CO
James Woods
Allen J. Heeson
James Hobertson
Tome
A. D
Redmen’s
M. Hild
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