Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-20
Nebraska News notes.

BEATR1CE-J. r. HuttemeT, a young
man is years of age, husked and ciibbed
1O6 bushels of corn in seven hours at his
home seven miles east OF town.
OAKI4AND-About 10 O'Clock Saturday
w Mayer. in the vest part of the city.
The loss Is not very large, The cause
of the fire is unknown.
TECUMsEH-The annual convention of
the Johnson County Sunday School ASSOC
citation will be held in Tecumseh Monday
and Tuesday, November q and IS. A
splendid program has been provided.
TECUMSEH-The Johnson County Teach
ers' association will hold convention in
recumseh next Saturday A fine program
has been prepared, Prot, J. w. searson of
the Peru Normal will deliver a lecture.
BEATRICE-C. II. Neuhauser a stock
buyer, and for the last sixteen years
resident of Beatrice. died Sunday morning.
He was 80 years of age and native OF
Germany. He Is survived by widow and
two daughters.
BEATRICE. T. Eierbeck, a farmer
purchased Of w. E. Smith OF Oketo, Kan,
Logan B., the head OF Mr. Smiths herd
of hogs for which he paid a fancy price
The hog weighs LOO pounds when in show
BEATRICE-E. N. Moses died at his
home In this city Saturday, aged 60 years
He was veteran Of, the civil war and
had resided In Gage county for the past
fifteen years. Funeral services were neld
today at 1880 o'clock. The remains were
inferred at Blue Springs.
TECCMSEH-Revival meetings were be-
gun at the Tecumseh Methodist Episcopal
church today. They are being conducted
J by the pastor. Rev. J. w. Embree, and the
singing Is under the direction of Prof ID.
s. Welmer of Brownville The attendance
at the start was very good.
! OAKLAND-At the regular meeting Of
/ Galilee chapter No. 81, Royal Arch Masons,
Saturday night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: A. L. Neu-
mann, high priest; 4 C. Holinquist, king;
! John MOseman. scribe, w. n. Warwick,
secretary; Oscar samson, treasurer
I TECuMSEH-John H. Shepherd, who at
] present Is deputy county clerk, announces
and insurance business in Tecumseh al the
/ eXpira ton of his term. Mr.. Shepherd was
| the fusion candidate for clerk at the recent
election. and made very good race. but
was defeated,
! TECUMsEH-Mr. Walter Sivey, son OF
+, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sivey OF this city,
/ ana Miss Pearl Cochran OF Nebraska city,
| We're married In Nebraska city, Thursday,
I They are now In Tecumseh. and next week
they Will 90 TO iioidrege, where MIR. Sivey
has a position with a newspaper. He has
been working for the Morton Printing COM
pany at Nebraska City for some time pa st.
FREMONT-lrving Moss, the young man
whose back was broken in an accident on
the Great Northern grade near Nutan is
still living, has fully recovered conscious
ness ana the doctors say mas chance OF
have full use OF his limbs At the time
he was brought here no hopes were enter
tanned OF has case
CHADRON Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintyre
aged 20 years, one Of the old settlers OF
Dawes county, having lived One-haIf mile
east OF the city for twenty-one years, il
dead. Funeral services were neld in thS
First Congregational church, conducted bS
Rev John II. Address, pastor, lntermenI
was in Greenwood cemetery, where hel
husband was buried four years ago.
TECUMSEH-Mrs ii. A. Lawrence Of
Elk Greek has received letter from he
son, Lester Lawrence, who IL In the Unite,
states army and now stationed on tn
island of Samar. p. l. During terrible
typhoon on the night OF September e hi
regiment the Twenty first, had a yer!
thrilling experience One young man wa
killed and most OF the equipment OF IN
regiment was swept into the sea
CHADRON-Dr l. c. Davis, while try
ing 10 break colt, was thrown 70 I'M
ground, dislocating his shoulder. brok'