Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-27

BEATRICE-Charie Eggleston was fined
81 and costs in police court for assaulting
John Mattock Of this city
BEATRICE-Judgc Keligar has granted
a divorce to Minnie Van DuSen from EnoCh
Van Dusen on the grounds OF cruelty and
nonsupport.
BEATRICE-Mr. William r. Greenwood
and Miss Bessie Anna Martin both OF this
city, were married here yesterday. They
the groom is employed in the burlington
shops.
BEATRICE-G NJ. Smith g. Son. who re-
Gently purchased the hardware store OF r,
Plerson, have sold II to G. NJ. Barnett of
Geneva, Neb,, who is now I'm charge.
BEATRlCE-The Northwestern Business
college foot ball team of this city viii play
the eleven at Blue Rapids, Kan, on
Thanksgiving day.
TABLE ROCK-Thc Table Rock basket
ball team played the Pawnee City team at
the Pawnee City opera house Friday even
ing. This was the first game of tho Paw
nee City boys. At the close of the game
the score stood &c to in favor of Table
Rock,
Notwithstanding was OBJ
served by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school today by each bringing an esq,
articles, which will b. sent as an Offering
to the Methodist Episcopal hospital in
Omaha.
BEATRICE-The stockholders of the
-Four BIS Mining company held meeting
here Saturday night \ call was read for
a special meeting of the stockholders in
v.
ing work at the mine will be discussed.
The property of the company is located in
Colorado.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Margaret schwerdt
died here Saturday night after a prolonged
illness, OF dropsy and heart trouble, aged 80
years. She Is survived by her husband and
two sons. Funeral services were held sun
day afternoon at o'clock from the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs Edgar Barker,
who was so seriously burned recently while
arfT In a hap hi,fra iaA lng
evening. Her clothes caught fire and her
flesh was badly burned from her ankles to
her arms. The accident occurred last Mon
day and her suffering has been severe until
relieved by death. She leaves husband,
but no children.
BEATklCE-Mr and Mrs. James Elor-
beck celebrated their fiftietn wedding an
niversarY here Saturday in the presence OF
their five children, who arc all married.
Kenosha county, Wisconsin, November %,
1855. and located in Gage county IN 1865,
where they have since resided. They are
among Beatrice's oldest and most highly
espeCted citizens
TABLE ROCK-The disappearance of 5.
y. bicknell, proprietor of the Bicknell hotel
the all-absorbIng theme Of conversation.
Not a track or trace of him has been dis
covered since he took the train here No.
yember 10. Mrs BiclSne will continue the
business She is left with four small child
rem from to II years of age.
FREMONT-About o'clock this morning
d man WIS uibCONtItu Trying TO force MS
way into the Normal doTmitory, occupied
by the girls The police were notified and
found that the party was a young man
who for some time past has been subject
TO insane spells and has been an inmate
of the Lincoln asylum. He was taken to
the city Jail and his relatives notified.
SEWARD-While returning from Pleas
ant Dale, William Matzke sustained quite
serious injuries as result of a collision
between an automobile and the carriage in
which he was riding. The team ran away,
the carriage was smashed and Mr. Matzke
was thrown out In such manner as Ia
render him unconscious. The automobilsts
were from Seward. but they did not stoI
to see how badly Mr.. Matzke was injured
FREMONT-Mollie Hoffman filed petit
ton in the district court yesterday to re-
cover the sum of $1,000 from John Nau.
She alleges that she is an orphan and
formerly an inmate OF the st. James or
phanagc at Benson. When II years of aGC
she was taken by the defendant, VINO
| agreed to give her home and furnish he.
with suitable clothing and am opportunity
/ to attend school. She claims that she was
/ Obliged to do ordinary farm work, had ne
| opportunity to attend school and that heI
| health has become impaired by hard work
| The defendant owns considerable land II
| Saunders county and is also defendant il
| an action brought by his wife for divorce on
! the ground of drunkenness and cruelty,