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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
7
Gen Masemian attended Union Sunday events while Fred Heime traveled from Syracuse and Samuel Jounsen visited near Wabash. Various locals attended events in Weeping Water and Auburn. a town hall show is promoted for December 2. Finley Linsey won a cow in a raffle and Jeff Welcher raffled his family cow.
The notice announces no school on Thanksgiving and an entertainment program Friday night November 27 with a fish pond candies popcorn and peanuts. It invites all to attend and end with a box social while urging students to follow Fred Haverman's example by returning to school.
Christian and his wife are proud parents of twin babies born Friday November 20. Mother and children are said to be getting along nicely and there is some hope for Tom’s recovery.
The schedule states weekly trips to Avoca every Wednesday starting August 19. An office with Dr. Brendel handles appointments.
Thursday evening Lewis Sorensen sought a section foreman job then stayed at Oxford hotel. He vanished after dinner. arrested in Talmage and brought back to Avoca where Justice Tefft fined him ten dollars with trimmings. He cannot pay and will stay in custody until he earns funds to cover the fine. Judge Tefft praised honesty and ordered punishment aligned with the village’s values.
Straub Bros. depart Monday with a fine herd of Galaways headed for Chicago. They will be present at the Chicago stock show to showcase the cattle and compete for prizes.
Jas Paling and his son Walter E. visited the city this morning and met many old friends. The duo, noted as reliable democrats in Cass county, returned to Greenwood on the fast mail at noon.
A newspaper ad seeks clean rags for gasoline use. Four cents per pound is offered for rags with no strings or strips.
Returns note several Omaha and nearby visits this week with residents such as N. EH. Essick W. A. Bouton Geo Gogler and Louis Stander, plus social calls by Mrs. A. L. Backes and Miss SteHa Jewell. Travel mentions include John Tighe's barn nearing completion and Travelers Insurance manager T S Kelley visiting Manley.
Sprains swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chamberlains Liniment. It reduces inflammation and soreness so a sprain may be cured in about one third the time of usual treatment. 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by F. G. Fricke & Co. Call Plattsmouth 11 for livery Smith & Smith.
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