Past and present of Platte County, Nebraska : a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement, Volume II, Part 65

Author: Phillips, G. W
Publication date: 1915
Publisher: Chicago : Clarke
Number of Pages: 682


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CHARLES F. ELIAS AND FAMILY


661


PAST AND PRESENT OF PLATTE COUNTY


employe from 1817 until 1874, holding different positions. This made his service in behalf of his government cover a period of forty-three years. He never came to the United States but always remained a resident of his native land and in the district in which he lived enjoyed the high regard, confidence and good will of all with whom he had been associated as well as the trust of his superior officers. He was an active member of the German Lutheran church.


Charles Frederick Elias is the youngest in a family of nine children and is the only one now living. His mother died in 1854 when he was but nine years of age, after which he was placed in a government military academy, in which he remained until he reached the age of fifteen years. At that time he began to learn the butcher's trade and in 1869, when a young man of twenty-four years, he came to the United States, settling first in Delaware county, New York, where he worked for a brief period as a farm hand. He then went to Indianapolis, Indiana, and enlisted in the Twenty-second United States Infantry, serving for five years. He was with that regiment when it acted as guard for the surveyors and builders of the Northern Pacific Railroad between Bismarck, North Dakota and Boise, Idaho. In December, 1874, he returned to Dresden, Saxony, on a visit. He again came to the United States and once more joined the army as a butcher with the First United States Infantry. While acting in that capacity and also as clerk in the commissary department he also had to do soldiers duty and participated with his command in many skirmishes with the Indians. In 1879 he was honorably dis- charged from the United States army and now draws a pension from the government.


After leaving the army Mr. Elias made his way to Columbus, Nebraska, which was then a town of about two thousand inhabitants. All of the town lay south of the Union Pacific Railroad. With the interests of the little city he became identi- fied, building a packing house, since which time he has engaged in packing smoked and cured meats, doing a considerable business for farmers of the surrounding country.


On the 8th of April, 1875, Mr. Elias was married to Miss Paulina Hansch, who was born at Gross Schoenau, Germany, and was married at Sioux City, Iowa. She is a daughter of John Gottlieb and Johanna Maria (Strobach) Hansch. Her father was a cabinet maker and a very fine workman. He was, however, retiring in disposition and modest and unassuming in manner. He belonged to the German Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Elias have become the parents of eleven children, seven of whom are still living: Alice, the widow of Bond Speice, of Columbus, and the mother of three children; Max, who is acting as baggagemaster for the Union Pacific Railroad Company at Columbus, and who is married and has two children; Hedewig, the wife of William Moran, who is stationary engincer, making his home in Omaha, and by whom she has one daughter; Pearl, the wife of August Wagner, an attorney of Columbus, who is mentioned elsewhere in this work; Fred, who is in the employ of the Union Pacific Railroad Company at Omaha; Gertrude, the wife of Dr. A. G. Lueschen, of Columbus, who is also mentioned elsewhere in this volume; and Paulina, the wife of W. Clayborn, a lawyer of San Francisco, California.


In his fraternal relations Mr. Elias is connected with the Modern Woodmen of America and the Woodmen of the World and has held offices in both local lodges. In politics he is independent. He has served as a member of the council since 1908 and is still the incumbent in office, in which he exercises his official preroga- tives in support of many progressive projects for the benefit of the city. He stands


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PAST AND PRESENT OF PLATTE COUNTY


at all times for those interests which are a matter of civic virtue and civic pride and is regarded as one of the valued residents of Platte county. He is widely known as a man of sterling worth, active in all affairs of the community. The same loyalty which characterized his military service is manifest in his devotion to the interests of civic life, and there is no more loyal adherent of American interests in Columbus than C. F. Elias.


JOHN ADOLF GROTELUSCHEN.


John Adolf Groteluschen is one of the most prominent farmers and stock- raisers in Sherman township, his home being on section 34. His place is notable in many respects and is the visible evidence of a life of well directed thrift, enter- prise, determination and business sagacity. He represents one of the old pioneer families of the county and was born December 29, 1871, in Bismark township, on the old homestead farm of his parents, John and Anna (Loseke) Groteluschen. The father was a native of Oldenburg, Germany, and became one of the early residents of Platte county, arriving a year later than the Loseke family, who were among the first to penetrate into this region and plant the seeds of civilization on Platte county's soil. His experiences covered all that is implied in the term pioneer life. Around him stretched broad, unbroken prairies. Few roads had been laid out and the work of development seemed scarcely begun. He entered one hundred and sixty acres of land from the government and on his land, like other tracts, there had been no furrow turned nor an improvement made. He broke the sod, harrowed the fields, planted the seed and in due time gathered substantial harvests, and as his financial resources increased he added to his holdings until at his death he was the owner of an excellent farm of six hundred and forty acres in Colfax county. He had long been a resident of Nebraska when in 1907 he passed away.


John Adolf Groteluschen was educated in German Lutheran schools, spending his youthful days upon the home farm of his father, where he was instructed not only in the work of the fields but in life values, being taught industry, honesty and those things which are most worth while. That his lessons have borne fruit in the years which have since come and gone is manifest in the high regard which is enter- tained for him and the success which he has achieved. He is now the owner of three hundred and twenty acres of rich land on section 34, Sherman township, the half section being a valuable tract, fertile and productive. One of the notable features of his place is a flowing well sunk to a depth of eighty feet. The water gushes forth in an eight-inch stream. It has mineral properties that make it of value medicinally and there is a seemingly inexhaustible supply of the water. Mr. Groteluschen maintains important stock-raising interests, handling shorthorn cattle, Percheron horses and Poland China hogs, and this branch of his business is proving very profitable. On his home place he has eighty acres of timber and ten acres are covered by the creek.


In 1891 Mr. Groteluschen was united in marriage to Miss Matilda Wilkie, who passed away on the 11th of April, 1909, leaving five children, namely: Arthur, a youth of seventeen years; Ernst, who is fifteen years old; and Paul, Clara and


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PAST AND PRESENT OF PLATTE COUNTY


Elmer, who are thirteen, eleven and nine years of age respectively. In 1911 Mr. Groteluschen was again married, his second union being with Katrina Finke, by whom he has a son, Harold, who is three years old.


Mr. Groteluschen is a democrat in his political views, having supported the party since age conferred upon him the right of franchise. He has filled the offices of township clerk and justice of the peace and has made an excellent record as a public official, discharging his duties with promptness and fidelity. In matters of citizenship he manifests the same progressive spirit and labors for the advance- ment and welfare of the community just as earnestly and just as effectively as he does for his individual success. His worth is widely acknowledged wherever he is known and he has a very wide acquaintance in the county.


JOHN DAYTON STIRES.


For twenty-five years John Dayton Stires has been a representative of the bar at Columbus, and his ability has gained him distinction in his chosen field. He docs not fear that laborious preparation which must always precede the strong presenta- tion of a case in the courts and his clear reasoning, his logic and his correct citation of principle and precedent are salient features in his success.


Mr. Stires is a native of Hunterdon county, New Jersey, which was also the birthplace of his parents, John Taylor and Eleanora (Krymer) Stires. The father became a farmer and followed that occupation throughout his entire active life. He was a son of Jacob Stires, who was of Scotch-Irish descent. John Taylor Stires continued to engage in general farming for many years and passed away in his native county in 1912, after having survived his wife for four years, her death occurring in 1908.


Upon the old homestead farm in Hunterdon county, New Jersey, John Dayton Stires spent his boyhood and youth and the country schools afforded him his educa- tional privileges. After a year spent at Pennington Seminary near Trenton he attended a preparatory school for Princeton University. On the expiration of that period he went to lowa City, Iowa, and was there graduated on the completion of a law course in the State University with the class of 1882. Following his graduation he went to Red Oak, lowa, where he opened an office and engaged in practice for two years. He next removed to Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, where he practiced law and organized the Cedar Rapids Bank, a private banking institution, if which he was the president. He continued at that place until 1890, when he disposed of his interests and came to Columbus, Nebraska, where he has since followed his profession. Along with those qualities indispensable to the lawyer- a keen, rapid, logical mind, plus the business sense and a ready capacity for hard work-he brought to the starting point of his legal career certain rare gifts, including eloquence of language and a strong personality, marked strength of char- acter, a thorough grasp of the law and the ability to accurately apply its principles, all of which are factors in his effectiveness as an advocate.


On the 10th of March, 1880, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mr. Stires was married to Miss Helen H. Lamb, a daughter of Charles Carswell Lamb. To Mr. and Mrs. Stires have been born two sons. The elder, Ferdinand Taylor, was born


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PAST AND PRESENT OF PLATTE COUNTY


in Red Oak, Iowa, in 1882. He is a graduate of the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania and is now engaged in practice in Philadelphia that state. The younger son, Harrison LeRoy, was born in Philadelphia, in 1885. He is now chief clerk in the claim department of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com- pany at Baltimore, Maryland. He wedded Miss Bertha Chapin, a daughter of Charles Chapin, of Platte county, Nebraska, and they have one son, Charles Chapin.


The religious faith of the family is that of the Episcopal church and in his political belief Mr. Stires is a republican, but while he keeps well informed on the questions and issues of the day he does not seek nor desire public office. He is prominent in Masonry, having taken the degrees of the York Rite and of the Mystic Shrine and his life measures up to the standards of the church and of the fraternity. In a word his salient characteristics are such as command respect and confidence everywhere and during the period of his residence in Columbus he has won the high regard and friendship of the majority of those with whom he has been brought in contact.


INDEX


Abart, J. A. . 432


Bisson, E. R. 300


Abts, H. W.


227


Blaser, Hector 522


Aerni, Albert.


.567


Blaser, John 442


Aerni, Clara R.


72


Blaser, Nicholas 44


Aerni, Frank


474


Boettcher, August 207


Aerni, Jacob 61


Boettcher, W. L. C. 52


Ahrens, Edwin 125


Boning, Fred 250


Ahrens, Herman


.482


Borcher, George 184


Ahrens, John


521


Borer, Joseph 413


Albers, P. H.


Borg, J. A. 472


Albert, I. L. . 43


70


Braun, H. J. 351


Allenburger, C. A.


301


Braun, Joseph 363


29


Anderson, Anders 435


Brock, Isaac


27


Anderson, A. C.


40


Brock, J. H.


333


Anderson, G. C. .


580


Brock, J. R.


418


Anderson, J. P.


589


Brockhaus, Frank


639


Anderson, O. H. .395


Brockhaus, Joseph


145


Andreasen, Hartvig 459


Brockhaus, J. M.


617


Anson, Frank 111


575


Bruckner, Max


102


Asche, B. H. .388


Brugger, M.


166


Buhl, Jens


414


Bunker, John


275


Burch, R. P


334


Burke, J. J


265


Burke, Mark


98


Burrows, James


285


Barrett, William, Sr


.312


Baumgart, Carl


.237


Baumgart, Fred


97


Becher, D. A


188


Camphell, C. V. 644


Campbell, R. M. 259


Carlson, C. J. 359


Carlson, P. A. 406


Carrig, J. F. 93


Carstenson, L. P. 579


Chambers, E. H. 653


Chapin, C. E. 545


Cherry, John 451


473


Bender, G. H.


Clark, A. W.


158


Bender, H. C.


276


Clark, M. J. 199


12


Bender, J. W


41


Clayburn, Henry


424


Bender, Peter


.234


Cloeters, Alhert 201


292


Benham, A. A 574


121


Columbus Club House


139


Bennett, A. M


Connelly, Edward


.492


Benning, Gustav


446


Connelly, J. W. 362


Bergman. E. C. 280


Cooney, M. E. 165


Bering, F. R. 408


283


Berney, George


.624


Berney, J. F.


.630


Craig, John 405


355


Cronin, T. J. 133


Betterton, C. W


. .


49


Bakenhus, John 481


Baker, J. A .477


Baker, O. L .. .341


Becher, G. G.


570


Becher, G. G., Jr


404


Becker, J. P. 267


Becker, William 25


Behle, Henry .148


Behlen, Frederick


.594


Belknap, F. E.


.603


Beller, Anton


408


Beller, J. A


.340


Christensen, Martin


159


Bender, Joseph


135


Clarke, H. A.


Bender, S. P


.361


Cloeters, August


Buss, Henry 463


Byrnes, J. C. 85


665


Boyer, John 10


Alderson, W. A


Alpers, Henry


.611


Braun, W. P


Brown, J. L. 326


Arndt, Edward


Aschler, J. C. .212


Backes, H. J.


.. 371


Cossairt. J. E


666


INDEX


Cruickshank, H. H ..


.179


Graf, John, Sr . 30


Graham, E. T 552


Gray, A. M .. 177


Green, W. A. 460


Greig, James .429


Greisen, Jacob 257


Grotelueschen, Otto


213


Dieke, L. D.


284


Dickey, C. L.


656


Dickinson, R. S


622


Diers, L. D .. 34


Disterhaupt, J. F


174


Dixon, W. S.


169


Dodds, W. F


77


Drinnin, J. H.


555


Dunn, Martin 457


Dussell, E. P


.637


Eagle Cafe 245


Edwards, Edward .211


.224


Eisenmenger, Anthony


546


Elias, C. F. 658


Engelhorn, G. G. .225


5


Heibel, Johnnie


58


Evans, J. C.


452


Heibel, Siebert


263


Heinen, John


104


Held, Emil


514


Hellbush, August


585


Helleberg, John


576


Hemmer, N. J. 410


373


Heuer, O. E


105


Hiekok, C. G ..


58


Feye, J. F.


157


Fifield, N. S.


526


Fischer, Ernst


63


Fleming, S. T. 315


Hill, Hugh


493


Flink, A. S 407


Foltz, William 264


Franklin, Lytton 620


498


Frey, W. R.


137


Fritz, G. H ..


84


Fuchs, Conrad


638


Fuchs, Ferdinand


81


Fuchs, J. F


233


Galley, A. J. .92


Galley, G. W


.565


Galley, J. H.


221


Galley, J. J.


190


Garlow. C. J. .194


Gass, Henry 170


380


Gates, Ira E. 573


Jaoggi, R. F. L. 160


James, John 483


Gehr. Valtin


288


Gerharz, F. J.


306


German, F. S


537


German, S. L.


643


Gerrard, E. A 479


Gerrard, F. H. 447


Gerrard, Leander 246


Gertsch, Charles 91


Gertsch, Paul 657


614


Johnson, Lauritz


437


Gietzen, Henry 94


Glodowski. A. J. 241


Glur, Jacob 183


Godbersen, Peter 387


Gorman. D. B. 54


Karges, Martin, Jr. 543


Kavanaugh, D. C. 322


472


Hill, F. C .. .645


Hill, Thomas .517


Hobbensiefken, Henry 577


Hockenberger, H. F. J. 127


501


Hollingshead, C. W 612


Holloran, Morris 403


Holm, E. C. G. 542


Howard, Edgar


129


Hugg, J. E ..


21


Huntemann, Henry


586


Hutmacher, F. J


51


Hydo, Adam


143


Imig, J. H.


64


Jacobs, Charles 409


Jaeggi, Adolf 336


Gates, L. A 192


Janicek, John 128


Jansen, C. F. 302


Jarosz, Andrew 189


Jaworski, C. S 465


Jenkinson, D. W 352


Jenkinson, E D. 428


Jenny, Melchior 108


Johnson, Edward 198


Johnson, J. G. 243


Johnson, T. H. 632


Jones, Owen 602


Jorgensen, Peter 456


Groteluschen, J. A. 662


Gruenther, C. M. 466


Haferland, William 149


Hagel, G. J. .280


Halm, E. C. .138


Ham, T. F. 299


Hanke, Albert 607


Harms, Diedrich 150


Harrington, D. H. 516


Hart, C. O. .655


Hauser, J. A. . 417


Haverland, W. J. 172


Hecker, Joseph 404


Heesacker, Cornelius 307


Hefley, J. M. 342


Hefti, David 646


Evans, C. D.


Evans, W. S


114


Ewert, C. F. 267


Ewing, S. E.


205


Fairchild, George .120


Fangmann, F. F 350


Herchenbach, William


Fellers, Ezra 458


Fennel, C. J 601


Higgins, Edmond


524


Hill, C. W .. :


Frese, Adolph


Hoefelmann, W. H


Grabe, George 600


Curtis, J. W. .. 353


Dack, J. E. 415


Dawson, J. C. 651


Denninger, Ernest 81


Deyke, Henry


238


Eggers, J. W.


Gass, Samuel


Gibbon, John


INDEX


667


Keeler, Fred


471


Martyn, D. T. Jr. . .231


Kehoe, J. A.


330


Matson, A. E. .566


Kelley, .I. M.


464


Matzen, T. K .. . 83


Kelly, P. L.


245


Meleher, Joseph .286


Klassen, Thomas 297


Meyer, P. H. L. .140


Kluever, Henry .294


Meyer, Theodor. .202


Klug, William 144


Mieek, C. G. 379


Knight, Henry 397


Knight, William


.244


Miessler, Herman


122


Kopietz, Charles


329


Miller, H. B.


.311


Kozlowski, Peter 558


Moffett, John 35


Krebs, Jacob 18


Moore, C. G. .647


Krzyeki, John 527


587


Morris, G. H. .528


146


Kurtenbach, Joseph


316


Mueller, Carl


356


Kurth, Albert 618


Mueller, F. H.


400


Mueller, G. F. F


191


Mueller, Otto


578


Lachnit, H. C. 116


Mneting, Ferdinand


.308


Lachnit, Joseph 62


Mueting, J. G.


187


Lammers. Herman


236


Miller, Friedrich


177


Lauesen, Valdemar. 385


Murdock, Daniel


513


Laun, Fred .328


134


Murie, George 398


494


Leonard, F. W


285


Lerager, J. J.


608


Naumann, E. H .. .291


Nelson, Swan 384


Neumaerker, Richard 432


Lips. F. R ..


291


Lobinski, Knute


510


Newman, E. E


500


Loeffler, Anton


398


Newman, R. A


500


Lohans, Bernard


Nichols, J. S. .


632


Long, Grover


33


Nicholson, Erwin


489


Loseke, Edward G.


33


Nissen, S C. B.


610


Loseke, E. Gerhard


33


Noonan, James


78


Loseke, E. G.


445


Loseke, E. W


445


Loseke, Fritz


509


Loseke, Gerhard


112


Loseke, Herman


197


Loseke, Wilhelm


502


Lonis, G. J.


568


Olmer, Richard


106


Luhischer, Peter


.173


Luehsinger, Peter


536


Ludtke, C. G.


364


Palmateer, H. A .369


Palmer, R. S. 171


Parker, B. L. .305


Parker, I. H. 590


Parry, Owen 445


Pearson, A. O. .619


557


Luesehen, Henry G. 560


Pearson, Peter


490


Lueschen, Herman G .518


Pearson, S. E. 455


Person, H. G. 76


438


Petersen, Christian


441


Petersen, Eske


439


Petersen, P. J


488


Peterson, C. A.


319


MeCully, W. G. .215


Peterson, Claus


.342


MeDermott, .James .232


Phillips, G. W 609


Phillipps. L. F 130


Pinson, Rohert 374


Madura, Jacob .551


Plagemann. A. F


143


Maher, J. E


193


Poesch. W. H. L.


.308


Maier, Louis


69


Pohl, Emil 327


Politis, J. P. 61


Marty, S. E. 155


Pollard, W. M. 534


Martyn, D. T. 11 Pollock, C. E. 310


Nunnally, J. P. 599


533


Olk, Jacob 147


Louis, .Jacob .573


Olmer, William 200


Osten, August 531


Lueders, F. W.


192


Luedtke, E. E.


53


Luedtke, H. W ..


13


Luers, Henry


538


Luesehen, A. G. .588


Luesehen, G. G. . .560


Pearson, Nels


Luschen, J. R. .182


Lund, C. L. . .377


Lusienski, E. F. 440


MeAllister, Janet C 137


MeAllister. W. A 318


McDonald, P. M. .279


MeElfresh. C. N


60


Noonan, Peter 251


North, L. H. 255


Murdock, H. I 487


Leach, F. M.


Lee, J. G .. 182


Murray, Patrick


Liebig, Adolph


544


Lightner, Louis


69


Neumärker, W. R 343


Kurt, William


365


Morrow, F. H.


Moran, R. C. 378


Kunnemann, H. L


Kurzer, Florentius 22


Michaelsen, George .403


Marty, Gottfried 96


Petersen, Carsten, Sr.


Nyffeler, Fred


115


668


INDEX


Post, A. M.


20


Strother, W. T. 470


Potter, Charles .623


Potter, John .449


Swanson, A. F. 549


Swanson, H. T. 613


Swanson, Peter 491


Ramaekers, J. W. .321


Ramaekers, J. W., Sr. 393


Ramaekers, M. J. 386


Rambour, George 299


Ternus, John 258


Ternus, P. J. 269


Terry, S. O .. 569


Reed, H. B. 103


Reeder, J. G. 50


621


Thomas, G. H.


86


Ripp, F. H.


26


Ripp, Peter


.226


Robert, Lonis


19


Rohde, Carl


208


Rosche, Gerhard


372


Rothleitner, M. M.


14


Van Ackeren, Joseph .535


Van Ackeren, J. M .. 214


Veik, J. M .. 57


Viergutz, G. W 305


178


Sander, F. H. .396


Schad, Peter 399


Wagner, August


28


Walter, O. F. 48


Walter, W. J. 366


Walters, O. H. 241


Schmidt, Peter


383


Schmitt, Peter


648


Weber, F. A. . 645


101


Schmocker, John


206


Weidner, E. J.


365


Scholz, F. W


.550


Weidner, M. J.


.370


Scholz, John


.508


Weiser, Daniel


126


Schroeder, G. A


Welch, Jonas


344


Schurr, S. V.


293


Wemhoff, Clemens


.542


Schwantje, Fred 499


497


Whitmoyer, Michael


67


Sheldon, C. H.


274


Wieser, Vincent 563


Sissle, Henry


515


Wiley, R. E. 423


Sivers, Alfred


524


Wilken, Louis 235


Sivers, Carl


513


Wille, Fred 596


.422


Smith, F. J.


Wilson, Mathias


478


Smith, G. M


Windolph, O. A


317


Smith, H. L.


436


Wittler, G. A. 189


Smith, J. N.


156


Wunderlich, Christ 640


335


Sokol, J. P


484


Sorensen, John


450


Spriegel, Friedrich


559


Steffes Brothers


309


Zavadil, J. A. 339


Steffes, J. T ..


119


Zeller, A. J. 181


Stempel, Cyriac


252


Zuerlein, Bruno 231


Zuerlein, Joseph 242


Stires, J. D .. 663


488


Zybach, Edward 604


Stone, Charles


Trojan, W. J. 75


Tsehndin, Jacob 416


Umland, J. N. 634


Rozmarin, L. J


320


Runge, August .260


501


Runge, A. G.


Salestrom, T. E. .633


Vogel, Anton


Schelp, William .595


Schmidt, Henry 107


Schmidt, Joseph


68


Webb, R. B 360


Schmitz, Toney


266


Weber, William


Wenk, William


394


Shaffer, T. W.


354


Smcall, P. G.


385


228


Smith, J. W.


180


Wurdeman, Frank


Wurdeman, J. H. 36


Wurdeman, R. H. 47


Stenger, F. G 523


Talbitzer, C. W. 270


Taylor, Elbert .448


Rasmussen, Andrew .586


Read, F. A .532


Thelen, Frank 298


Thelen, M. J. 311


Regan, Denis


Thomazin, William 430


Prieb, G. R. 278


Svoboda, J. W. .325


1996


Williams, D. T.


216





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