Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01

NS"H OF NeDraaka.
WAYNE-The fine weather OF the mast ten
danger of frost
BEATRICE-Al scordis, an old resident
OF OF this city, was seriously injured by falling
BE.ATRICE-Local ice dealers say the
supply Of ice IS short and they will be
compelled TO ship Ice to this city in a
few days II the warm weather continues.
CALLOWAY-Early Friday morning the
mouse on the old Wymore farm, two miles
north OF town, occupied by the family of
Adam Weaver, caught fire and burned to
the ground.
ALBION-L Bugartner, who was some
liquor with the intent of iiiegaiiy selling
district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Carter, residing a few
miles southeast of this city, was scalded
quite quite badly by tipping pot of boiling
ALBIoN---After a week of Florida
weather. there was a change Saturday
morning the day being wet and much
could do but little damage.
SUPERIOR-Nuokolls county fair has
neen IN progress during the week with a
and speeding have not, it is reported, been
up to those of former years
BEATRICE-J. w. Faxon, a farmer llv-
chased the residence property Of County
Clerk James Plasters, who will soon To-
cate In Colorado with his family.
BEATRICE - Graders yesterday COM
menced leveling up the ground where the
proposed new Burlington depot is to be
built. It is said that work on the founda
ton OF the station will be started within
the next week or ten days.
SUPERI0R-A Jail delivery occurred yes
terday at Nelson. Only one escaped, how
ever Why. others who might have gone
did not go Is not accounted for. The one
who got away is young fellow who was
bound over for lewdness In some form.
L
ent pioneer settler of Cunning township,
died at Ponca on Thursday. His remains
cemetery at Lyons. He leaves a son, Rev
church..
BEATRICE-The Beatrice High school
foot ball team has organized for the season
by the election of Fred II. Miller captain.
The team Is one of the strongest that ever
represented the high school of Beatrice
and is ready to meet all Corners en- the
gridiron.
WAYNE-Thursday afternoon the big
sale of forty head OF thoroughbred short
horn cattle, the property of II. H. Hart of
Ponca, was held here, the auctioneers being
Cunningham and Baird. The prices OBJ
calf bringing $40.
WEST POINT-The Republican county
central committee has filled the vacancy
II. d. Readineer 70 Tor "t that once Judse
Readinger filled the Office of probate judge
and gave excellent satisfaction.
WEST POINT-Rev. Joseph Rose a new
ly ordained priest, celebrated his first mass
Cunning county line, on Thursday last.
Father Rose was ordained last week by
Right Rev, Richard scannell, bishop Of
Omaha. He Ia a native Of the clean
parish
BEATRICE-The Ladies' Missionary So
ciety Of the Congregational church held
It's annual meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Herman Brenker yesterday and elected
these oftleers: Mrs Edwin Booth. presi-
Mrs; J. E. Jones, secretary; Mrs. d. w.
Cook, treasurer.
sUPERIOR-The yield Of corn throughout
this county is enormous and many farmers
eeeds; The Superior Cattle company has
ness up with other heavy intallments dur
ing the season.
WEST PoENT-Nr. and Mrs. David e.
High, pioneer settlers OF Cunning county.
Celebrated their golden wedding last week
They were married in Pennsylvania in 1856
and shortly afterwards settled in Cunning
county. -Four generations were repre-
scented at the festivities. Numerous valu-
able gifts were presented.
BEATRICE-Mrs. j. L. Riecker cele-
brated her 46th birthday anniversary last
night at her home in the presence of
about nifty neighbors and friends. Re-
evening was passed by those present
Mrs. Kiecker received many nice presents
as slight tokens OF esteem.
MCOOK-Rev. A. b. Carson Of the First
Baptist church OF this city has rendered
his resignation TO his members and the
same has been accepted. Rev, Carson will
leave for philadelphia shortly after Oc-
tober 10, the close OF his passionate, 70
enter the Baptist Theological seminary in
that city. HIS successor has not yet been
named
WEST PoINT-steps have been taken by
the outlying townships and boards to ma
terially Improve the condition OF the main
highways of travel leading 20 West Point
Large sums OF money have been approp-
rated for this purpose and It's application
will result in material benefit TO the roads
years past
WAYNE-Distriet court for the county
OF Wayne has been In session here since
Monday, Judge Boyd presiding. Many cases
were disposed OF and the docket generally
cleared up. In the case OF Jane Dixon
AGAINST the City Of Wayne. wherein plaintlff