Daily Personal News short items of interest
A flurry of local departures and visits as residents travel to Omaha Pacific Junction Peru and Lincoln. Notables include Miss Mary Poster county superintendent and Hon Hl D Travis with many friends and relatives returning home after excursions. Local court news notes a case continued to December and a DMV-like update on county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dow
Springfield
Neb
Julius Hall
Burlington
Walter Chandler
Shelby
Glenwood
Nebraska City
Nanie Monroe
Pacific Junction
James Auit
Loretta Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Fitzgerald
Omaha
Vesta Douglas
Peru
J. E. Douglas
Injury in Burlington Shops Halts Employee John Hilber
Yesterday morning John Hilber a well known Burlington shops employee suffered a severe injury when a heavy piece of wood fell on his foot. He was bruised and masked with pain and medical aid was summoned. He will be out for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hilber
Burlington
Final hearing in estate case releases executor and bondsmen
In County Court today the final hearing in the estate of Gottlieb Neumeister was held. The accounts and reports of alias Neumeister as executor were examined and found correct, releasing him and his bondsmen from liability. A marriage license was issued to Louis Keeser, 23, and Mary Sitzman, 19, both of Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Neumeister
Alias Neumeister
Louis Keeser
Mary Sitzman
Cedar Creek
Petersen Property For Sale On South 10th Street
Bargain offered for the Petersen property on South 10th street immediate sale. Inquiries directed to Mrs Mamie Christensen at the Atlantic House South 3rd street Bell telephone 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen
South 10Th Street
Mamie Christensen
Atlantic
Strayed bay mare sought and property sale notice
Strayed. A bay mare about five years old, a small riding mare. Finder please notify E. Grosvenor Dovey at the First National Bank or the residence of H. N. Dovey. For Sale A nicely located five acres for $1000. Improvements worth more than half this. Windham Investment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grosvenor Dovey
First National Bank
H. N. Dovey
Windham Investment Co
Injured Man Seeks Specialist Eye Treatment
Gus Canin, a shop employee, was seriously hurt when a piece of steel struck and penetrated his left eyeball. A surgeon was summoned, and he was rushed to Omaha for expert care with hopes of saving his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Canin
Omaha
Gifford
Cunin
Fast Mail
Andrews Resigns as Nebraska Chancellor at Year’s End
Lincoln Neb November 6 At a regents meeting Chancellor E Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska offered his resignation to take effect January 1. The board accepted it with no stated successor. The move surprised few as health concerns had prompted tentative resignations months earlier. There was no known friction between Andrews and the regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Board of Regents
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Andrews
Are Always the Cheapest in menswear and furnishings
Store advertising asserts unbeatable prices and perfect quality across Gent s and Boys Ready to Wear clothing and furnishings. It stresses correct weave workmanship styles and prices in a promotional sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
Burlington Promotions Cause Lincoln Division Shuffle
Burlington management issued bulletins naming Ed Flynn of Omaha assistant superintendent Lincoln division replacing E S Keller who is promoted. Fred Bolshaw becomes Lincoln general yardmaster replacing Grant Hobson. C H Harris to replace night yardmaster in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Promotions
Burlington Management
Ed Flynn
Omaha
Lincoln
E.S. Keller
Fred Bolshaw
Grant Hobson
C. ©. Harris
Hastings
E. S. Keller
McCook
Burlington
Ed Young
W. E. Painter
Denver
Den
Retired sheriff and detectives doubt Weeping Water murder claim
Fisher and two investigators concluded the night watchman killing rumor was a scare. They inspected the haystack and hotel area but found no solid descriptions of the supposed two murderers. They suspect a dog dug holes in the haystack and found no eyewitnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Fisher
Weeping Water
Nebraska City News
Returns from Plainview visit by Peter Goos
Peter Goos returned Sunday night from a trip to Plainview where he stayed with his brother Hans and many Plattsmouth friends. He reports Plainview and surrounding country are prosperous with abundant crops and flourishing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Goos
Plainview
Hans
Plattsmouth
Peter
Veteran Democrat Conrad Schlater Departs for Lincoln
Conrad Schlater and his wife left yesterday by fast mail for a several day visit to Lincoln to call on William J Bryan. He plans to express regret to the Great Commoner about the democratic defeat and affirms continued faith in democracy and Bryan as a great American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schlater
Fast Mail
Lincoln
Schlater
Wm. J. Bryan
Letter reports brother near death in Thirden Neb
Prom Tuesday's Daily Mrs J C Peterson received a letter from her husband now by the bedside of his brother Chris Peterson in Thirden Nebraska. The message says his condition is practically unchanged, he is troubled by sinking spells and steadily growing weaker. The end may come at any time. Friends here recall Chris Peterson as a large-hearted kindly man with good qualities predominant in his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Peterson
Chris
Thirden
Neb
Chris Peterson
Justice M Archer United in Marriage Keeser Sitzman
Justice M Archer joined Louis Keeser and Miss Mary Sitzman in marriage this afternoon at two o'clock. The Cedar Creek couple plan to reside there after the ceremony. Both are well known and popular, and friends wish them a long and happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice M. Archer
Louis Keeser
Mary Sitzman
Cedar Creek
Dean's Ointment Cures Itching Piles and Eczema
An old advertisement proclaims Dean's Ointment cures skin itching including piles and eczema. It claims availability at all drug stores and emphasizes relief from scratching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lighting Exhibition Debates Best Lamp for City Streets
The Nebraska Lighting Company showcased Boulevard gas lamp arc lamp and incandescent lamp at Seventh and Vine for councilmen and public. Spectators favored arc and Boulevard lamps for brightness and coverage, with trees diminishing arc light. incandescent ranked lowest. Public opinion leaned toward Boulevard for residential areas though council view unknown. The test underscored lighting as a serious public issue and urged selecting the best overall option, noting Main Street should have unobstructed illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pron Torshay
Phally
Nebraska Lighting Company
Berniae
Michhering
Barnieg
Gouree
Ciy
Smith Gets Five Year Sentence In Burglar Case
Judge Travis, in a Saturday session, sentenced Stuttering Jim Smith to five years in the penitentiary with hard labor for burglarizing Mrs. Schildknecht’s house. Walter Speck, jailed for assault on John Miller, had a $100 fine and costs suspended on good behavior and abstaining from liquor, with costs due. A surprise eighteenth birthday party for Miss Ethel Leyda featured red and white chrysanthemum decorations and games, with Helen Spices winning the king prize. Julians Hoffman, returning from Central and South America after mining in Honduras, arrives in the city to stay briefly with his mother and share tales of revolutions and adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Jim” Smith
Smith
W. H. Schildknecht
Walter Speck
John Miller
Speck
Ethel Leyda
Leyda
Helen Spices
Esther Larson
Ellen Leyda
Max Asemissen
Ma Bauer
Mina _ Thierolf
Jobs Fetey Eee
Mearkey
Julians Hoffman
Central
South America
Honduras
Ife
Julius
Tie
Spurious Silver Certificates Warned by Government
Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service warns of a counterfeit 8 bill described as the 35 silver certificate, Indian head, series 1584. The note allegedly has faked red seals and printed features, with a deceptive general appearance that could fool casual observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Government
Secret Service
W. T. Nevins
H. Treat
United States
Petersen Family Message From Tilden on Petersen Bedside
Friday family note from Tilden Nebraska reports Chris I W Petersen gravely ill with memory issues and a later urgent request for his brothers J C Petersen P C Petersen and B C Petersen to come to his bedside. Petersen was a well known local businessman with many friends who regret his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris IW. Petersen
Tilden
Neb
Gad
J. C. Petersen
P. C. Petersen
C Petersen
Petersen
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