Omaha daily bee., 1904-11-13
News of Nebraska.

News of Nebraska.
PLATTsMOUTH. Nov 12;-Mrs, Sarah
Johnson of Moscow, Idaho, is visiting her
brother, j. l.. Barton.
PAPILLION, Nov. ia large amount
Of new corn is being contracted for in this
vicinity at 35 cents per bushel
PLATTSMOUTH, Nov. 12-The firm of
sattler & Fassbender. furniture dealers, has
been dissolved, Sattler retiring.
BEATRICE, Nov. 12.-The Southeastern
Nebraska Poultry association has fixed
upon the dates for its annual exhibit in
this city, which are December $3.50.
PLATTSMOUTH, Nov. 12.-Mr. and Mrs
A. W. Atwood and their daughters, Mrs.
]. w. Newell and Mrs. l.. l.. Atwood, have
returned from visiting the st. Louis exposi-
ton.
BEATRICE, Nov. 1-The foot ball game
to have been played here yesterday after
noon between the Lincoln academy team
and the Beatrice High school eleven was
postponed on account of muddy grounds.
NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 12.-The official
canvass of the ballots was completed to-
day. Many changes will be made In the
figures that were first given out, but these
will not reduce the republican majority.
NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 12.-Marriage IL
censes were issued this afternoon to WI
liam Moulden and Miss Anna Turner, both
of Fremont county, Iowa, and to Nicholas
J; Schmitz and Miss Mary Gress. both of
this county.
JULIAN, Nov. 12.-The hardware store
of David H. Stout was entered last night
volvers taken. The thieves pried open the
front door and took the best articles in the
cutlery case.
BEATRICE, Nov 12-Articles of incorpo-
ration of the Adams Mercantile company
have been filed with the county clerk. The
company is capitalized for $4,000, and the
principal place of doing business is Adams,
this county.
BEATRICE, Nov. 12-Rev Edwin Booth,
jr.. of David City, Neb. has accepted a cali
church of this city to succeed DR.. c. w.
Crofts. resigned. He will assume his new
duties December 10.
ha trir
tauqua board met Thursday night and
elected these officers for the coming year:
Vice II IA presdFent Sheldon M "
c. l.. Reed. secretary.
WEST POINT, S,, Nov. 1SmThs ;:--;s local lodge
friends to a grand bali at the opera house
last evening The evening was spent in
good fellowship. The West Point orchestra
furnished the music for the occasion.
HARVARD, Nov. 12.-Griff ]. and Harry
c. Thomas Of the Harvard Courier, have
placed in their office. at a cost OF about
So, 400. the latest model Mergenthaler limo
type. This enterprising firm now has one
Of the best country offces in the west
NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. l2.-John B.
weeks ago was taken before Judge M. c.
Joyce of the county court yesterday, where
henS he Tayed M ss To In default Of
,PLATTsMoUTH. Nov. 12--The Omaha
chapter. Daughters Of Confederacy, Wis
eS MSs %afy g. Rs AhdrSsy Sy s after
the Omaha Woman's club, ACCOMPANIED
the large delegation. They returned home
In the evening.
PAPILLION, Nov. l2.-Corn husking is
well under way and the yield is good, some
going fifty bushels to the acre. Cyrus Geh-
brought to town several ears Of the white
cap corn variety, one Of which weighed two
pounds and five ounces
NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 1.-THE Ma
braska City High school foot ball team.
after completing arrangements to go to
Fails CITY to play ths high sShoO team
ceiling the game on account Of the bad
condition of the field
BEATRICE. Nov. 12.-The Junior league
gave an entertainment and social in the
church parlors yesterday. which was well
program was rendered. after which @ the heI pas.
tor Installed the officers of the league
FAIRBURY. Nov; l2.-T, c. Rand.
terday when his vehicle was struck by a
Rock Island train and entirely demolished
Rand was carried on the engine pilot for
stopped. but escaped without serious in
jury. The horses were not injured.
FAIRBURY, Nov. 12-In district court
E. Wilson from Fayette M Wilson; Row |
ena ], French from Oliver w. French; |
Dora e. Beamis from william c. Beamis !,
The defendant in the last case is in tai |
awaiting trial on the charge OF statutory |
FAIRBURY, Nov. 12-District court is in |
session, Judge Kelleger presiding. The case l
Df Mendenhall and Mcdowell against the |
Rock Island railroad for $1,000 damages TO |
roller mills by water backed up |
by railroad embankment was transferred |
to the United States court; Similar suits |
for smaller amounts. brought by the Fair |
bury Ice company, Fairbury Brick COM
pany and Evans & Jackson Will be tried /
here.
BEATRICE, Nov. IA. c. Freshman, a |
Junk dealer of this city is involved finan- |
clally and his business is now In the hands |
Of the German National hank here Fresh |
man recently opened a coWmission house |
H Has 6eneva, Neo., which he placed In charge |
Golden devoted more time managing a !
base baH team than 20 the purchase of |
the banks OF other cities, an investigation !
recently made at Geneva by Mr.. Fresh |
oeen abused by Golden and that he owes |
banks where his agent said ne had credits |
Mr.. Freshman Is said TO be Involved 10 the
amount OF nearly 5000