Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-03
News of Nebraska.

GENEvA-A good quantity of wheat is
being marketed, prices ranging from 63 to
40 cents per bushel.
ITNIYERsITY PLACE-Every Thursday
evening an elocution recital will be given
by Prof; Turner's pupils in the Elocu-
ton hall.
his farewell service in Trinity church yes
terday He intends taking long rest from
active work.
TABLE ROCK-Mrs. Caroline NJ. Dimon
who has resided here for forty-seven years,
died suddenly today. She had been up as
usual and helped do the work.
GENEVA-Rev. DIR. Abbott of the First
Methodist Episcopal church preached his
last sermon last night before leaving to
take up his work in Kearney.
GENEVA-The city was pretty well
lighted last evening, when all the corner
lamps were turned on. There are still
few dark corners that need illuminating.
PLATTSMOUTH-Lou Smith, son of
Joseph Smith, while playing foot ball Sun
day on Wintersteen hill had the bones in
his right arm broken. DR.. E w. Cook re-
duced the fracture.
PLATTSMOUTH-Th mortgage record
for Cass county for September is as fol-
lows: Farm mortgages filed, To- amount
SIS, 0S2; released, II, $24,999 City mortgages
| filed, 8, $3.50; released, 10, S35n.
WEST POINT-Mrs. August Langen. late
of the Monterey store, has sold her bust
ness in that place to Herman Weimann
| Point, where she will in future reside.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Burlington has
made special rate OF 60 cents for the
/ round trip during the Ak-Sar-Ben and will
| run a special Thursday evening so accom-
modate the citizens in this. vicinity. A
| large number of persons will attend the
| festivities the next few days.
| UNIVERSITY PLACE-Mrs. Human, the
| daughter of Cyrus Hamlin, the famous
weekly Young Mems Christian association
meeting. Her subject will be THE Worth
of Missions, and the Part Of the United
| States in Their Advancement
1 ~ ba
committee of this district has called a
| senatorial convention, to meet at Table
Rock, at 3 p; m, on October &c s O. to place
ator to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Hon. f. A. Tucker.
| WEST POINT-Amandus Krause and
| Miss Hannah NJ. Clancy were united In
marriage at the Roman Catholic parochia
house by Rev. Joseph Ruesing, rector. The
County Treasurer D. W. Clancy and t the
groom is the youngest son of w. f. Krause
UNIVERSITY PLACE-Frtday evening
| October 8, the conservatory reception vii
be held in the new conservatory building
/ The entrance halls will be used for a gen
eral reception and each teacher viii holt
| an Individual reception in his or her re
ception class room. Friends OF the con
servatory are invited.
UNIVERSITY PLACE-The Young Wo
mems Christian association announces IN
strongest lecture course this year ia tn
history Of the school. The following mum
bers will appear: Frank r. Robertson
|
Bertha Kunz Barker, reader; George n
Weinberg, lecturer; Rudolph GAM, pianist
and Emile Laurel, violinist
FREMONT-Mauds Phillips, a daughter O
William Phillips, died at her fathers HON
this morning of typhoid fever at the az
= OF n. She was born in this county an
always lived here. Her father and an
other of the family are dangerously Il
; with the same disease and their recover
is doubtful Mr.. Phillips was one of IN
first settlers in this part of the state an
lived until last fall on the same land h
took up when he came here.
| PLATTSMOUTH-Count Clerk Tyso
has completed the tax list for 1906 Whic
shows the total assessment of all the pror
erty in Cass county TO be S246, 697 % m
Burlingtons assessment is $2O534 20; IN
Missouri Pacific. S17,207.O6; Rock IslanC
A67IS5. The list shows that OF the aboy
amount the general fund OF tine county wi
receive 332511.30; university fund, S.
school fund, S.6l414; redemption fund. a
per the Sheldon bill, T2S.&.
NEHAWKA-The Nehawka fair held Sat
| urday was a success in every dcpartmer
Notwithstanding the rain. The display Z
forses, grain and potatoes was not equalle
I at the State fair. The ladies' display Z
| fancy and artistic work filled a space Il
| feet long. The array OF cut and potte
flowers filled about eighty feet OF table
| There was about forty loaves of bread
. | competition. The local school display fille
a space OF about $50 square feet
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