Various City Visitors and Travel in Local Notes
Local column records numerous residents and guests visiting from nearby towns and cities. Names include W. W. Coates, Mrs. Effie Jurgens, former Sheriff Wm. D. Wheeler, F. I. Dunbar, Ella Anderson, Christie Briggs, Wr. Haley, Victor Anderson, Win Puls Sr., Rk. W. Hyora, Ed Schulhof, Mrs. Claude Everett, August Doering, Tealle Gregory, Frank Wood, John Wunderlich, James Rebal, Anton Kanka, J. P. Faber, Henry Donat, Clara Feree, James Sage, Clarence Staats, Arthur Holloway, Mrs. A. Godwin, Minnie Hall, Edith Amick, W. C. Ramsey, Mrs. G. V. Swearingen case defense, Henry Urish family, and others visiting Omaha, Lincoln, Sid ney, and Fremont areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Anderson
Christie Briggs
Glenwood
Wr. Haley
Quaker Remedy Company
Omaha
Victor Anderson
Hancock
Win, Puls, Sr
Murray
Rk. W. Hyora
Rock County Trust
Ed Schulhof
Claude Everett
Union
Cty
J. G. Richey
Frank H. Smith
August Doering
Weekend visits and travels around Omaha and beyond
Local residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in Omaha and surrounding cities. Tales of trains and early-morning departures show a pattern of family visits, boarding a morning B&M or M P train, and relatives planning trips to Lincoln and Haxton for homesteads. The Burlington plans new passenger engines as older freight engines are scrapped at Havelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Coates
Omaha
Wii Vallery
Abargala, Windham Investment Co
Clarence Staats
Arthur Holloway
Quaker Remedy Company
Lincoln
Lillian Bookmeyer
Mise Bertha Richey
Lille Schuldice
Mize
Pauline Barowsa
Arthur Smith
Sam Smith
Orleans
Neb
Ulises Edith Alurtin
J. J. Martin
Percy Williams
Ray Travis
Judge
Mia
Trayty
Sarah Baker
Thomas BP. Parmele
John O'Rourke
John Carmack
South Omaha
Carmack
John C. Bates
J. R. Sanders
Haxton
Col
BE. B. Thrall
Sabula
Borington
Havelock
Burlington I
Willard
Honeyard
Boneyard
State Journal
Thos
Parmele
Burlington
G .W. Parker
Bethers
M. Fanger
Department Store
Horace E. Rand
D. Hawksworth
Dr. Cook
Marsha Thomas
Ft. Collins
J. W. Larkin
Chicago
Man bitten by dog on Washington avenue injures leg
Pete Claus suffered a severe leg bite from a dog owned by Levi Patton on Washington Avenue. The dog was not killed by noon today. Claus will be out of work for a period, but the injuries are not believed to be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Claus
Levi Patton
Washington Avenue
Mr. Claus
Johnson Couple Welcome New Baby in St Augustine Fla
Telegraphing joy, J W Johnson announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs F H Johnson in St Augustine Florida. Mrs Johnson formerly Miss Walker of this city is daughter of the late Perry Walker. Frank Johnson’s family is well known and friends offer best wishes for the child’s health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wunderlich
Nehawka
County Assemor Soonrichson
Wunderlich
Journal
Edith Amick
Weeping Water
D. U. Amick
Amick
J. W. Amick
Misa Foster
J. W. Johnson
F. H. Johnson
St. Augustine
Fla
Johnson
Mies Walker
Perry Walker
Frank
Train No 6 Delayed by Washouts West of Lincoln
Train No 6 from Denver arrived six hours late this morning at 2 o clock after pulling in at 8 08. Cause of the delay was not confirmed at press time but reports indicate severe washouts west of Lincoln trapped the train between two washouts until repairs were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lincoln
Sleeping Sickness and a Sleep Aid Claim
An article explains sleeping sickness in Africa Congo from tsetse fly bites and contrasts it with healthy sleep. It recounts a testimonial from George Hayes of Union City Pennsylvania claiming Vincl improved his appetite and sleep after prior failures to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congo
Mr. George Hayes
Union City
Vinci
Mr. Hayes
Adam God Pleads Insanity in Elmwood Murder Trial
In Kansas City May 25 James Sharp known as Adam God begins defense for murder of Patrolman Michael Mullane. He acts affable and writes a note to press claiming darkness and his divine role. Defense portrays Sharp as insane, claiming he fired only in air after being wounded and that bullets did not kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Sharp
Adam God
Michael Mullane
Sharp
Woodward
Oknn
Nebraska Rain Delays Trains Yet Aids Crops Across State
A sweeping rainfall across Nebraska brings heavy to light showers from Omaha to Grand Island and beyond. Crops gain from the moisture, rail traffic slows several hours, and more rain is expected as warm, cloudy skies persist over the semi arid regions and northern divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Grand Island
North Platte
Kearney
Cheyenne
Colorado Division
Denver
Wreck on Neb City to Weeping Water Line
A snrich engine on the Nebraska City to Weeping Water run wrecked at 11:30 AM near Van Court's stone quarry. A rail on a sharp curve broke causing the tender to be hurled. the engine left the rails and the train slid 200 yards before stopping. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Neb
Snrich
Nebraska City
Weeping Water
van Court
Atone Quarry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Price
Daily Personal News
Effie Jurgens
Wm. D. Wheeler
F. i. Dunbar
Tealle Gregory
Hil Thresting
Frank Wood
Ohio
James Rebal
Anton Kanka
J. P. Faber
Henry Donat
Clara Feree
James Sage
Mrs. A. ©. Godwin
Minnie Hall
W. C. Ramsey
Sidney
Mra
G. V. Swearingen
Fremont County
Iowa
Mra. Swearingen
Rameoy & Rampoy
Henry Urish
Mee
Urleh
Eight Mile Grove
Brecinet
Soulo Nana
Bortington
Johnson Boy
A. B. Dickson
Elmwood
Jos. E. Bertelanger
C. F. Vallery
St. Joseph, Mo
Ella Huston
Syracuse
Jos. Mullin
Barclay
Mullen
Nadaml
Barcley
Taoking
Mable Carlyle
Miss Carlyle
Plattsmouth
Omaha Bee
Miss Nettle Morgan
R. O. Watters
C. J. O'Connor
Valentine, Neb
Mrs. O'Connor
M. Melstoner
Ceieman
P. P. Meisinger
J. R. Austin
Nevada
Gooding
Seattle
Wash
Albert Reinhacker
Dr. Gifford
McCook
Alliance
Daily Journal
Fetzer’s Shoe Store
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