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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
8
In a tense midnight confrontation Ellen defies Carrington over a perilous game of passion and money. He accuses her of infidelity with Strathgate while she defends herself, denying all justification as their marriage frays under social restraint.
Ellen, enraged by her husband Carrington's public affair and Lady Cecily, plans to flee with Deborah and her lover Sir Charles. She dons a sailor's disguise, writes a final ultimatum cheque, and leaves by moonlight with Strathgate, while Deborah joins the escape.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chris Dreamer on Tuesday May 19. Freddie Schick, ill with pneumonia, is rapidly convalescing. Otto Lau, recovering from a horse accident, is doing nicely. Miss Bessie Deles Dernier returns home after a successful teaching year near Plattsmouth. S S Johnson remains very ill with heart trouble. recovery hopes are slight. Henry Bischoff's son, sick all winter, improved after pneumonia. A six year old Neustiel daughter with pneumonia. fourth case in the family this spring. Mrs Sarah Deles Dernier fell, bruised and blood vessel ruptured. Chas F Guthmann of Perkins hotel sent a 60 pound sack of catfish, received with thanks by Elmwood friends. The kitties were a feast. Try it again Charlie.
Louisville community notes list visitors from Lincoln and Ulysses including Henry Lenhoff and Fred Diers. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs George Vogler of Manley on Saturday May 7 716. The marriage of Arthur Pribble to Miss Mary Elizabeth Kilson was announced for May 7 at Burcard Neb. The cyclone spurred a baby announcement for Mr and Mrs John Ahnot born on May 9. Population estimated at about five thousand last Sunday to illustrate local advertising value.
Mr E Humphrey of Omega Ohio, a large general store owner and president of two telephone companies, says the medicine saved his life by reaching the cough spot when other remedies failed. The product heals throat lungs and chest, sold by F G Fricke Co. in 50c and 1.00, with a trial bottle free.
Mothers with experience of the ailment are told a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as nursing is finished. Wipe off before the next feeding. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Union from the Ledger notes Miss Gertie Hoback departed Friday for Percival Iowa to spend the summer with relatives. George Ray and family from near Murray visited Mrs. Clinkinbeard who is seriously ill at the Lynde home. Mrs. T G Barnum traveled to Lincoln to see her sister Mrs Emma Wallace who is dangerously ill. Mrs. Sarah Clinkinbeard remains very ill at her daughter Mrs Myron Lynde’s home with no recovery expected. An incubator at L R Upton's store began turning out chicken ground in a display for observers.
Nehawka notes Vincent Nelson's weeklong illness and critical condition of Rev. Maxfield of Louisville. Quarries run busy with fifty boarders at the east quarry and local fruit prospects improving with apricots and peaches reported. A marriage license was issued in Omaha to Josef Gziwielucha and Miss Wladyslawa Jozwaik, with caution about pronouncing the names. Mary Curtiss in Lincoln for her daughter's serious illness shows signs of improvement.
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