Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-22

of the establishment. The Times had been
published for several months as ul
weekly.
YORK-C. A McCloud, a prominent grain
dealer, has sold his elevator in the state
and this week has sold his grain business
at York to Nelson Brothers of this city
/ The Nelson Brothers own elevators at
, Maps, Knox. Mccooi junction and s'ronS-
PI.ATTSMoUTH-Asa Davis reports the
J killing of a wolf recently southwest Of
very vlTy'SE Close to his buggy and caught a
/ chicken, and while eating IT three loads
OF shot were put into the wolf, which was
/ the largest ever seen in this vicinity.
BEATRICE - The fortnightly club was
! entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs:
/ Joseph Lang. After short program OF
guests into the dining room, where a splen-
+ did luncheon was served There Were
about twenty members Of the club present.
| MADISON-A reception was given yes.
terday evening at the Grand Army hall
TO Rev. Mr.. Kmball, who at one time was
the Presbyterian minister at inns place ace,
| years, has been gone from here ten years
and is now occupying a pulpit at Adams
| PLATTsMoU W. A. swearen
gen, station agent for the Missouri Pacific.
/ checked up the tickets he learned that
Ave of them had mysteriously disappeared,
IL is believed that some unknown person
| entered the ticket Office during the absence
of the agent and helped himself to the
! tickets.
PIATTsMOUTH-In Justice Archers
| court today Ed Egenberger. who is charged
with having violated the provisions OF the
SIocumb law by having screens In front
! OF his saloon windows and door, wal ed
examination and was bound over to ne
district court. his brother Fred signing his
FAIRBURY-F. NJ. Draper. dry goods and
millinery, made an assignment for the the
benefit Of his Creators yeSs e nSknown me-
Mr. Draper carried large stock OF goods
and the fall trade not coming up to MS
anticipauons he was unable TO meet &C
cruing obligations.
REATRICErThe f1remen's Ministries was
nresented at the Paddock opera house last
night to AZ sa hss anu usciens in the city took
mart The music was furnished by jenkins
orchestra. The proceeds Will be used TO
help defray the expenses OF the hremen
state convention. which meets here next
NEBRASKA CITY-The first golf cup
| tournament at Overland Country club was
: completed yesterday when w. CoTnutt
defeated Otto Schneider, Sup and 6 to play.
The silver cup will now be placed IN MI
Cornutt's custody. The names OF the win
ners of the various tournaments Will be in
scribed on the cup, which is TO become the
property of the first player winning three
BEATRICE-The debating team from the
! Crabtree Forensic club, comprising James
Lawrence. James Ayres and CLIFFORD But
Ter will meet the Lincoln High school team
at Lincoln in debate Friday afternoon. The
subject TO be discussed is, Resolved, That
American Municipalities Should own, Oper-
ate and Control Their own Street Railway
systems" Beatrice will uphold the af-
. firmative side Of the question
| MCOOK-McCooks outlook for growth
and expansion the coming spring Is most
, attractive and roseate. A $4,000 library
building is assured, $4,000 school building
most probable, an opera house and big
brick hotel promising two new business
buildings now being contracted, new
brick bank building very hopeful, sewerage
,ra1iT fnaT u
! eral residences contracted for early spring
delivery-all look like McCook would see
the liveliest spring In years
| HAREARD-At the home of Mrs. ID. w,
Niesley, adjoining this city, the many
friends OF her daughter, Alma, and Samuel
w. Hockett assembled this morning TO hear
Christian church that united the lives Of
this worthy young couple as man and wife
reported by our merchants, and judging
from the large numbers who visit our city
and the goods carried away our city Is q
favorite trading point for our surrounding
country.
PLATTSMOUTH-A stranger entered tn,
store Of y. A. McElwain and asked to SEE
some gold rings Miss Violet Dodge, who
was in charge OF the store. complied with
his request. While selecting two to bt
laid away for him until he called the mex
day. unbeknown to her, he slipped one o.
the best in the tray into his pocket H'
tried to dispose Of it at secondhand store
Justice Archer this afternoon he gave hi
name as Charles Williams. The ring wal
! valued at s.
MADISON-Dr. Long of this city toda!
| received a letter from DR.. W. H. Siabaugi
| of South Omaha relative to the condition
| OF Mrs. James Donovan OF that city. con
| corning whom the two doctors had beef
in consultation early IN the week TIL
| letter reports her much improved. Mrs
| Donovan is the mother OF James y. Dono
! van of this city, proprietor and publishe
OF the Star-Mail and president OF the Ne
| braska Press association. The family set
| tied here in 1873, but the old folks removes
| 20 South Omaha in the sos.
Tremendous Power
over constipation. biliousness. etc, d
shown in the marvellous cures made b!
Electric Btters. 50 cents: guaranteed. Fo
sale by Sherman e. Mcconnell Drug Co