Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-13


glanced on the bone chipping II some and
came out on the back where Il was re-
moved by a physician.
EDGAR-The Edgar public schools op-
Notwithstanding nearly 10 pupils will re-
main at work In the canning factory this
week
BEATR1CE-Nfrs. Fredericka Cole, OF
Beatrice, was elected Junior vice president
Of the National Association of Army
Nurses AZ their encsmpment held at Den
yer last week.
sUTTON-The power house OF the city
water works burned today. The fire origin
ated from a defective smokestack. 1t is
not known yet whether the pump Is in
jured so as to be useless or not.
NEBRASKA CITY-The September term
Of the district court was called yesterday
set for trial this week Next week the
criminal cases will be called for trial
BEATRICE-George Merrill. who has
been foreman OF the Queen City Creamery
plant here for some time, has resigned his
position and will go to Omaha to assume
the management Of creamery plant there.
under ishfos oRsneH ayor HeS'eTS e
Miss Cora Scott principal and Miss Grace
Munson assistant. 1t is expected they will
be in the new school building In November
GENEVA-The county fair commences to-
day A good speed program is arranged
ture is the township exhibits. which create
quite an interest There will be some good
ball games also.
bEAIhlCE-Wa after Kelley, the young
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelley, was
brutally assaulted last night at the Rock
Island depot by two local toughs named
McCBlpin and Hadden. They were lodged
In jail this morning.
AURORA-The funeral services OF Mrs.
Robert J. Hall were held at the Baptist
| church at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
| The deceased was born at Rushville, III.
| Nebraska about 1883.
| CENTRAL CITY-slx new brick business
| houses, one cement block, an 5000 Young
| Mems Christian association building a
| dozen residences and thousands OF feet OF
| Improvements for this year.
| PAPILLION--At the Sarpy county con-
| vention held at the court house in Papillon
| yesterday by the republican party Of
| Sarpy county. Judge Wilson and / D.
Clarke were elected delegates to the state
| convention to be held at Lincoln.
BEATRICE-Frank Mumford OF Logan
\ township picked ear OF corn from his
field which measured twelve inches in
had sixteen rows Of kernels Every ker-
nal was well matured and quite out Of
| danger from frost.
| NEBRASKA CITY-The remains Of the
late Mrs. Mary Daily, of Percival, Ia,
were brought to this city yesterday for
Marys Catholic church and the eIf interment TT aS
was made in the cemetery north OF this
CENTRAL CITY-Mrs. Robert Borge. one
of the early residents Of this county, was
buried here yesterday. Mrs Borge went
| to Colorado about two weeks ago in the
hopes OF improving her health. but the
change was too great and she died at
Colorado Springs.
YORK-A local hive OF the Western Bees
was instituted here tonight by Supreme
President r. o. Adams OF Grand Island.
| Thos. Curran was chosen president; S. Z.
Mansfield. vice PRESIDENT Peter Bohn. sec:
retaTy-treasurer and Drs. Snyder and
| Hanna, physicians.
BEATRICE-Rev c. A. KilMe, for the
past sixteen years a missionary to China
3 " vi he IN
rising, gave a very entertaining lecture
Sunday night before a large and appre-
ciative audience in the Presbyterian church
) Mr.. Killie is brother Of Mrs. o. p. Liston
of this city.
BEATRICE-A horse belonging to Charles
Nudge was killed Sunday. Mr.. Nudge was
> driving a COW down Court street and in
! riding over the concrete walk In front OF
the unruly bovine. his horse slipped and
fell sustaining injuries which necessitated
its being shot.
BEATRICE-Charged with beating his
wife; on complaint sworn out by Mrs
ford was lodged in jan today. He will b,
while Sanford was engaged in whipping hi,
wife, Fire Chief Schiek entered the house
and gave him a severe beating.
BEATRICE-Frank Smear Of this city at
/ tempted suicide Sunday evening at KIM
| balls barn. He had purchased a bottle OF
lowing a quantity OF the drug when some
! of the employees Of the barn prevented hin
from carrying out his evil design. Snear't
wife recently secured a divorce from him
and as she has repeatedly refused TO live
! with him he became respondent and tried
I to end his life,
! sHELTON-Farmers who have been feed
ing stock in former years are already pre-
pairing for this winters feeding. George
; Meisner, one OF the most successful feeders
2 In all Nebraska, received Saturday a large
shipment Of steers for fattening, and many
1o.to more win be shipped in to help use up thi'
, sands OF sheep will be brought here from
the west and an immense amount of grain
and alfalfa will be consumed.
NEBRASKA CITY-Improvements which
will amount TO more than $4,000 were com.
, menced at the Nebraska City stock yards
yesterday. Bifty-two pens will be added
to the yards They will all be paved witt
brick and under cover and viii be large
enough to handle several hundred car.
loads of live stock per day. The stock ex
change building will be remodeled. The
commission men will occupy the rooms or
! the second floor for offices and the Nor.
5 ton Gregson Packing company will occupy
a portion Of the first floor for ONCE pur
. poses. When the improvements are com
' pleted the yards will be as modern as any
4 ( In the