Numerous Cass county residents travel to Omaha for business
A long list details Ceo B. Mann Nejedly Sheldon Beckman Tritsch and many others as they ride the mail and other trains to Omaha for daily business. The notes include confirmations of brief visits, lodge matters in Lincoln and O'Neill, and social calls from Murray Evansville and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mann
Omaha
Jus
Nejedly
Frank B. Sheldon
Nehawka
Ken Beckman
Murray
Jacob Tritsch
W. M. Richards
South Bend
Catherine Odell
Evansville
JL. C. Pace
N Street
Lincoln Star
Ida Boeleker
Royal alliance taints campaign and church choir praised
The article alleges Nicholas Longworth Works with James Sherman and others to push a Taft Roosevelt dynasty over sixteen years while controlling key offices. It also reports a St Luke's Episcopal Church song service praised for superb choir performance under Choirmaster Austin with solos by Mrs. Annie Britt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Sherman
Joe Cannor
Roosevelt
Taft
Nicholas
Sunny Him
Charles
Linton Millions
Ways and Means Committee
Taft-Roosevelt Dynasty
Theodore
Omaha World- Herald
St.Luke’s Episcopal Church
Austin
West
Ambrose
Quarry Worker Injured After Fall Near Embankment
Peterson was injured at VanCourt's quarry when a dirt fall caused him to topple eighteen feet to rock below. He bruised his ankle and will miss work for about a month, with accident insurance providing partial Time loss reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanCourt
Peterson
Nehawka Register
Making Improvements at Elk Horn Bar
Ed Egenberger completes a new copper workboard at the Elk Horn bar featuring modern draining and cleansing improvements to minimize dirt. Gering & Co. supplies are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Egenberger
Elkhorn
Police Court Caps Ed Forbes and McDonald in Archer Justice
Judge Archer presided as Ed Forbes, a traveling barber, faced $5 in fines and jail until paid after a bellicose drunken episode. William F McDonald, an aged farm laborer, received $1 fine with suspended sentence on condition he finds work and pays promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Ed Forbes
Wm. F. McDonald
Forbes
Donjon
McDonald
Brand
Automobile party stops in Elmwood en route from Lorimer ta
A traveling party led by J F Hilton of New Virginia Iowa and J So and Dale Hilton of Lorimer Iowa paused at Barclays restaurant in this city for hours en route to Elmwood. They started Sunday noon from Lorimer, passed Corning and Red Oak where rain and mud slowed them, and reached Elmwood by early afternoon to visit George Hilton for thirty six years a resident. They traveled in a 24 28 horsepower Mason car built in Des Moines Iowa, enjoying the trip aside from mud delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Barclay’s
J. F. Hilton
New Virginia
J. So
Dale Hilton
Lorimer
Corning
Red Oak
Emerson
Glenwood
George Hilton
Des Moines
Ila
City engineer J H Merriam leaves for Omaha then Denver
J H Merriam, serving as city engineer for several months, has resigned and departed for Omaha with plans to go to Denver. The community regrets his departure, praising his work and recommending him as a capable civil engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Merriam
Omaha
Denver
Colo
Merriam
Henry R. Gering Named President of Drug Co
Henry R. Gering was elected President of the Porter Ryerson Hoobler Drug Co a large Omaha wholesale drug concern. He will remain in the city directing his portion of the business for several months before relocating as the company expands. Friends commend his good fortune and mourn his departure from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Gering
Porter-Ryerson- Hoobler Drug Co
Omaha
Gering
Degree of Honor Grand Lodge Convening in Lincoln
The Degree of Honor Grand Lodge opens in Lincoln on Wednesday October 7 with delegates arriving Tuesday evening. A memorial service is at eight in representative hall followed by a reception for Grand Lodge officers and delegates from Degree of Honor and Ancient Order of Woodmen. Governor Sheldon delivers the welcome and Grand Lodge officers respond. Elmwood and Schuyler drill teams attend with a short musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Lincoln
Representative Hall
Order of Woodmen
Geo. L. Sheldon
Advertised Letters at Plattsmouth Post Office 1908
A list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Plattsmouth post office dated October 4 1908 includes Miss Bessie Andrews Miss Vera Hopkins Mrs S Martin Miss Inez Stotts C O Andrews A J Augustine Allison Biggerstaff Charles Crain Edward Frey A Gillette Lawrence Jackson O H Johnson J W Lewis H M Mitchell Earl Ogden Glover Price George White Lincoln Cons Company and others If not claimed soon they go to the Dead Letter Office Washington DC Callers should say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bessie Andrews
Vera Hopkins
S. Martin
Inez Stotts
C. O. Andrews
A. J. Augustine
Allison Biggerstaff
Charles Crain
Edward Frey
A. Gillette
Lawrence Jackson
O. H. Johnson
J. W.-. Lewis
H. M. Mitchell
Earl Ogden
Glover Price
George White
Lincoln Cons. Company
Washington, D.C
Local residents greet visitors and travel notices across the area
Wabash residents traveled to Lincoln to hear W H Taft Ed Wilson and F W Halfish drove to Yutan Ed Dorr and J C Brown left for Amoret Mo to visit Dr Powers Mr and Mrs W T Richards and others visited Weeping Water to see M and Mrs Thim fan Mrs H T Squires also went to Weeping Water Henry Anderson departed for Nuckles county Several attended an I O O F picnic at Elmwood Chas Johnson arrived from Colorado to husk corn this fall J A Bauer and HL H Gerbling were in Lincoln Miss Fay and Blanch Richards came from Lincoln Ch O Thomas followed from Lincoln Mr and Mrs Clarence too visited Weeping Water Mrs H H Gerbling was called to Lincoln for her father s funeral Missouri Pacific telegraph instrument replaced Geo Towle Jr visiting from Omnabes Plattsmouth men went to Plattsmouth for jury duty Chas Ward and family visited Nucholls county Misses Golden and VanEnery at Elmwood Raymond Harrison visited Weeping Water The Herbs of Life Medicine Co gave an entertainment with three prizes Wm Van Enery won a ham Ethel McCaig a rocking chair Otis Wilson Jr a diamond ring 2 M Shirley visited from Lincoln Claud Jarvis went to Nemaha A W Barret at Elmwood B B Thurber from Omaha checked Missouri Pacific wire work Ray Norris from Weeping Water Several attended Jno Gordon funeral at Weeping Water Maud Colbert hosted a surprise party for her mother s 27th birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cook
Murray
Omaha
Dee Hostetter
Homer Smith
Charles Bell
O'Neill
Tripp
Supt
Askwith
Masonic Home
Col
Henry C. McMahen
Glenwood
Glenwood Ice Company
E. L. Court
Benj. F. Mason
Co. P. Peters
Houston
L. Carlson
Fremont
John Lutz
Lincoln
Grand Lodge
Teresa Hempel
Roy Boyd
Denver
Colo
Fred Kunsman
George Weidman
Havelock
Frank Sabatka
Josie Drozda
Drozda
D.C. Morgan
Schuyler
Isabel Richey
Union
FL Mason
Ashland
Mason
Rinwood
Stork
John Gorder
W. H. Taft
Ed Wilson
F. W. Halfish
Yutan
Ed Dorr
J.C. Brown
Amoret, Mo
Dr. Powers
W. T. Richards
Mrs
Weeping Water
Mrs. Thimfan
H. T. Squires
Henry Anderson
Nuckles County
Elmwood
Chas. Johnson
Colorado
Will
J. A. Bauer
HL H. Gerbling
Misses Fay
Blanch Richards
J. O. Thomas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Geo. Towle, Jr
Omnabes
J. M. Creamer
Chas. Brann
Plattsmouth
Chas. Ward
Nucholls County
Misses Golden and
VanEnery
Raymond Harrison
D. B. VanEnery
Herbs of Life Medicine Co
Wm. van Enery
Ethel McCaig
Otis Wilson, Jr
M. Shirley
Claud Jarvis
Nemaha
A. W. Barret
B. B. Thurber
Missouri Pacific
Ray Norris
Jno
Are Always the Cheapest in Our Ready-to-Wear Store
Advertisement copy touts low prices across Gent's and Boy's Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Furnishings. It claims correctness in weave workmanship styles and prices, promoting the store's goods as consistently economical.
Remarkable Apple Grown in Missouri Bottoms
The Journal notes a superb apple grown by Mrs. Hinton near the Missouri bottoms across from the Burlington bridge. She visited the city Saturday and left a basket specimen with the paper while staying with Mrs. J. W. Johnson. She is hailed as the prize fruit raiser of the Iowa bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hinton
Burlington Bridge
City
Ladies' Aid Society Social in Mynerd Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mynerd will hold a social at the home of A A Wetenkaup on Tuesday evening Oct 13. Supper will be served at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mynerd
A. A. Wetenkaup
More Than Enough Is Too Much Diet Advice
A health note urges mature adults to eat only what is needed to repair tissue and stay warm, linking excess to stomach trouble and kidney disorders. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and notes sales by F. G. Fricke & Co. and pocket electric lights and renewals by Gering & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
Frank Young, Sr
Down
GW. McCraken
Fred Nolting
Mrs. Noltings
Frank Englekemeier
Ragoos
Ed. Tritsch
John Tritsch
P. Morrison
Florence McElroy
J. R. Smith
Grace
J. E. McDaniel
Salina
Kas
McDaniel
Kansas City
E. F. Miller
Chicago
M. E
Will Noxson
Peter Halmes
Minco
Okla
P. C. Petersen
Grand Recorder
John W. Kinser
John Martin
Anton Nitka
Neb
Myrtle
Pearl Smith
Jas
Darrough
W. Hostetter
Huntington
Ind
Lafe Nelson
Wakeeney, Kas
Cass County
Mr. Nelson
Elizabeth Rich
Petersburg
Bert Fpollock
Flattsmouth Telephone Company
W. H. Colip
Burlington
Herman Holshuh
Henry Stull
Tripp County
J. J. Decker
Tulene Brothers
Ohiowa
B. B. Daniher
Order
Gering & Co
Roose
Velt
St. Luke’s Church
Peter Peterson
Clarence
H. H. Gerbling
Nebraska
Suif
Schimaku, Wowie
Holly
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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