Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-18

Swan, suffered a broken bone IN her left
GRETNA-The sarpy County Teachers
association will hold convention In Gretna
Saturday, December ..
GRETNA-State Superintendent McBrien
will give the next lecture OF the course in
Treckle's hall, December g.
PLATTSMOUTH-J p. Harris has sold
his interest in the drug business in this
city to his partner, A. T. Fried.
GRETNA-J. II. Wick and r. q. Harrtng-
ton returned from Aberdeen, 8. d., where
they purchased several hundred acres OF
OAKI.AND-C. j. Lindquist Of this city,
this week. bought the implement business
of Johnson & Sandell and takes possession
at once.
GRETNA-The base bali boys will give
a dance in Treckers hall Thanksgiving
evening, November g. Olsen's music has
been secured.
BEATRICE-Last evening at o'clock
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Roy Kelley
and Miss Lola Mckinney, both of this city,
Judge Walker officiating.
GRETNA-Street Commissioner Drislcell
has had the county grader at work on the
roads running east of town and the roads
are now in fine shape for winter.
GRETNA-Will Rightmyer has traded his
livery business to Chris Koch for eighty
acres of land lying northwest of Gretna.
Mr.. Koch has taken possession.
ALBION-Jacob Long, a student of the
State university for the past three years,
died of appendicitis this morning at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Gunderman.
BEATRICE-The students of the Beatrice
High school gave their first fire drill yes
terday Drills will be given at unexpected
times, the only notice given being the
alarm bell
BEATRICE-The Doane foot ball team of
Crete stopped over night here, and left
today for st. Mary's, Kan, to play the
college team at that place. There were
seventeen in the party.
BEATRICE. I. Wakenight, who lives
four miles north of this city, found stalk
Of wheat Of early sowing that had eleven
seeds Of the Hessian fly. This IL the first
report of the dy here this fall.
BEATRICE--Thomas Godfrey of Omaha,
state boiler Inspector for the Hartford
terday and inspected the new boiler at the
Institution for Feeble Minded Youth.
PLATTSMoUTH-V. w. Price and Miss
Jennie johnson. both OF Plattsmouth, were
! united in marriage at the home Of the
brides parents in this city by Rev. d. A
Youtzy, pastor Of the Christian church.
NELSON-One Of the best barns In this
county was destroyed by fire at 8 oclock
| this morning. 1t was on the farm of II. w.
klnnison, five miles northeast Of here. ALI
| fifteen head Of horses.
GREELEY-The barn Of F. ]. Bopp was
completely destroyed by fire last evening.
| aid owing to the incomplete condition of
! water mains in East Greeley. Loss partly
covered by insurance.
| TABLE ROCK-News has arrived here
| of the serious injury of Ralph b. Mckinney
| in railroad wreck near Fort Worth, Tex,
where he was a brakeman. He formerly
| lived in Table Rock and his parents live
| near Humboldt, Neb.
GRETNA-Mr and Mrs. A M. Page of
| Kearney arrived in Gretna last Saturday
afternoon with the body of Mrs. Burgess
mother. The remains were taken to Spring
| field and laid to rest by her husband, who
had died couple OF years ago.
| ALBION-The weather is all that
farmers could ask in the way of gathering
| the corn crop The corn is more nearly
gathered than usual at this time Of the
season. Many, are already through and ali
snow.
| AINSWORTH-Las night there was a
dence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Finney. Miss Maize Finney was mar
risd to J. W. LeEnaley. Rev. Q, L. Ram
performed the ceremony.
YoRK-Harry Hull is out s. which he
paid to a sharper who impersonatted a
city and the proprietor of the store is out
rug which the sharper sold the customer
and started out to deliver, but failed to
reach the purchasers home.
BEATRICE-Lots in Green's addition
were sold at scavenger tax sale by the
county treasurer yesterday. The only sale
of interest was the Green block, which
was disposed of for $3.50, the full amount
of the taxes. The sale of Lambs sub
division was taken up today.
FREMONT-Frank Faulks, an engineer
on a construction train on the Union Pa.
i cihc, was seriously bruised in small
wreck near the Union depot last evening.
Owing to a misplaced switch the train ran
into string of cars, including diner.
Some smashed couplings and broken dishes
in the diner was all the damage to prop
erty.
OAKLAND-Eight car loads of material
are being, unloaded at this point for an
elevator, which the Cargell Co. will build
on the Great Northern, west of the Benson
block. The building will be 32x4O. forty
feet high, with capacity of 1000 bushels
= | and will be completed as fast as possible
1t is generally understood that the Sam
son=Swanson Co. of this city will also erect
an elevator on the Great Northern road.
TECUMSEH-A new teaching position
will be installed in the State Normal at
. Peru next year. 1t will be a critic teacher
Miss Nellie Schlee of Tecumseh, who last
, schools, will have the new position. Miss
Schlee resigned her work that she might
60 CO.., TO New York City and take work a
) her new duties She departed for New
, York City this evening.
ST. PAUL-W. j. Garfield, a veterinary
surgeon formerly located in this city bu
] ,whose residence for the last few years hai
been at Grand Island died very suddenly
OF heart failure yesterday afternoon Will,
on a professional visit here. He had beer
i attending some horses just outside of town
e and on his return complained of suddeI
illness. A doctor was called, but the sicl
man very quickly collapsed. DR.. Garfield
was about so years of age
| OAKLAND-The Oakland Woman's clul
} very delightfully."- entertained the Tekamal
= Woman's club at the home OF Mrs. A. z
y Wells In this city Thursday afternoon. TIL
spacious home was beautifully decorated
= ! with cut flowers and potted plants, tn,
o color scheme being in pink and green, tn
Z club colors. At o'clock an elegant Iepas
was served, the tables being resplenden
> with cut glass and flowers. The SWanberj
n orchestra furnished music for the occasion
!, Mrs. II. l.. Keefe of West Point, dlstric
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