Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-12

WYMORE-The graders at work on the
race track have finished, and left town yes
WYMoRE-The Yoder drug company has
sold out to George w. Epley of Topeka,
Kan, and he has taken possession.
BEATRlCE-Mr. Orville Farlow and Miss
Mercy Tilton of this city were quietly
married at Marysville. After a wedding
trip they Will make their home in Beatrice.
OSCEOLA-The stable OF, County Super
intendent Cole was destroyed by fire and
arrests may follow. number Of
drunken men were seen about the place.
OSCEOLA-Oscar Erickson, Earl Hare
and William Shoemaker are under arrest
charged 18th assaulting Robert McBeth The
dlpsomaniac law may be invoked in their
cases.
TECUMsEH-The members Of ST. An
drews Catholic church of this city are
planning to hold their annual picnic at the
fair grounds, next Tuesday. An interest
ing program of sports will be provided and
a basket dinner spread.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being made
10 take the colored man, Andrew holland
VINO met with the accident at the Missouri
Pacific station at this place, Wednesday
morning to Independence, Mo, at which
place he claims his home.
TECUMSEH-John Smith a farmer living
east or Steinauer, is suffering with a
broken collar bone. He was driving and
turned his rig out to let another pass when
a wheel on his wagon broke down and
threw Mr.. Smith out to the hard roadbed.
BEATRICE-The Womans Christian
Temperance union held its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. l.. p. Brown.
Delegates to the county convention TO be
held at Adams next month were selected
union transacted.
BEATRICE-The annual children's out
ing given yesterday by the Salvation Army
was held on the Chautauqua grounds
sumptuous dinner was served to the chill
dren, after which an enjoyable afternoon
was spent in games and outdoor amuse-
ments. About 100 were in attendance.
BEATRICE-Yesterday Ambrose Straw
der sold his farm of 100 acres located north
| Of Filley TO Fred Schuster for $1,000, or
at such a price in Gage county recently.
and judging from the price paid yesterday
land in this section is gradually Increasing
In value,
BEATRICE-Iast evening at o'clock
at the home OF the brides brother, Henry
Hargts, occurred the marriage Of John
Edgar Price officiating. Only the relatives
or the contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony. The young couple will make
their home In Beatrice.
BEATRICE-WoTd was received here
yesterday that the labor unions of Lin
! coin had selected Beatrice as the place
event will be pulled of on the Chautauqua
grounds here, and 1t Is expected that
/ Will be present on that occasion.
HUMBOLDT-Guy Moiser a young man
] about 20 years, who has been for some time
/ working this section Of the country in the
/ interests Of a farm record, put on the mar
/ ket by Frank NJ. Gates of Dennison, Kan.
/ has been arrested and bound over to answer
4 In the district court to a charge of en-
/ bezzlement, preferred by his employer.
| BEATRICE-Two divorce suits were filed
| In the district court yesterday. Mrs Ber-
\ from her husband, Frank r. scnear on
/ the grounds OF cruelty, and Mrs. Melissa
! Johnson asks the court TO grant her a
/ divorce from her husband, John Johnson
| alleging extreme cruelty. The parties In
| question all reside in Gage county.
! RUSKIN-Long delayed Incorporation OF
! the village Of Ruskin was effected yester-
| day. A. petition bearing the signatures
| OF all but about hve OF the taxpayers
was presented to the county commission.
ers, who took the necessary action. Fol.
| lowing are the names of the board ap.
! pointed: G. w. Grenard r. ]. Leonard
John, f. Jones, w. A. Hall and Percy
AUBURN-Mrs. Elizabeth Gillespie died
at the home Of her son, Kinney, sever
miles east OF this city, at I o'clock yes
terday evening. She was about g years
OF age at the time Of her death. The cause
OF her death is contributed TO heart
About o'clock she went out in the yarc
and was found at O'Clock dead where
| she had dropped, overcome by the heat
| TECUMSEH-MOX Goetz, living ive mile.
northwest of Tecumseh has threshed mis-
oats from thirty-acre field. The yield
was sixty bushels 70 the acre, OF splendi1
bushel James Kelley. living four mile,
east OF the city, received an average OF
forty bushels 10 the acre from a field o.
sixty-three pounds 10 the bushel and 4
worth 70 cents on the Tecumseh market.
EDGAR-A commercial club was organ
lied in Edgar last evening, consisting OF
nearly 100 members. The name and styl,
OF the organization Is the Edgar Com
mercial club and its objects are the pro
motion of the business interests OF Ed gar
| The organization was completed by tn
election OF the following oficers: Presi
dent, II. g. Hart; vice president, Lee Hill
finance secretary, J. J. Valley; secretary
W. Il. Montgomery. An executive commit
tee was elected, as follows: James Nc
HAllY, y, n Ferree and A. A. HaWIey,