Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-19

Leidtke, living in West Beatrice broke, his
collarbone yesterday afternoon while play
ing at school.
YORK-Grant sollenberger, a we'll known
painter, suffered another stroke Of paraly-
Second stroke within sixty days.
YORK-Members OF the Commercial club
Aurora Whist club to a game. AT some
near future time a game will be ar
ranged.
EXETER-Last night occurred the first
number of the high school lecture course
A fair audience was out to hear him and
all speak well of him.
Neutrality-suspicious. Stratford,. for the
past fifteen years connected with the jew
elry establishment of George Arkwright in
this city, has purchased the Jewelry store
OF L. S. Miller at this place.
BEATRICE-Yesterd morning at 10
O. clock in the presence of relatives and
few friends occurred, the marriage Of Miss
Luella NJ. Mcdonald to Edmund Brazle-
ton, Rev. w. II. Kearns officiating.
PAPILLION-The case on tNal today in
district court before Judge Troup is a
liquor case from Springfield. The plaintiffs
claim the windows were covered so that
the view from the sidewalk was Distracted
so to render the saloonkeeper liable.
YORK-T j. Williams of Shenandoah,
Ia, and Miss Ellen j. Bryan were married
at the home of Miss Bryan's father, Mr.
Wolgamwoth, in North York Rev, =; a.
ing. They will make their future home
at Shenandoah. Ia.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Barnes, wife of Judge
Barnes of Norfolk. arrived in the city
yesterday to visit with Mrs. Charles Story.
Soon after her arrival at the Story home
is now quarantined there. The patient is
one of Mrs. story's little daughters.
BEATRICE-The republicans held their
supervisor and township conventions at the
court house last. evening and nominated
the following ticket; For supervisory, l.
i lnman III
felter.
the Omaha store, has returned from Kan
sas, where he was married Monday even
ing TO Miss Henderson. The young couple
will make their home In Beatrice Tor the
present. Their friends gave them a sur
prise last evening az the home OF Mrs
YORK-The park commissioners have
decided to condemn for park purposes the
small stretch OF ground alongside Of York
park that was used last summer for the
York chautauqua. The commissioners at
tempted TO buy the property, but owing
to the price demanded they decided to con
appraisement
PAPILLIoN-The Papplo creek again
overfiows its banks A. w. Trumbal, who
has lived on the creek bottom Ia Sarpy
| county for fifty years, says this Is the first
| time the creek overtiowed its banks in the
W eather 81 integfePes with the RarVestng
the potato crop, which Is large In this
| vicinity.
| FREMONT-William Phillips died last
| evening at his residence of typhoid fever
at the age of SIS years. His oldest daughter
of the same disease about ten days ago aid
/ another daughter is still very low with the
/ fever. He came to this county about thirty
I years ago and took up some land in Maple
| township, which he still owns. Last fal
| he moved TO this city.
| GRAND ISLAND-A. w. King an in
| surance agent Of ST. Paul. Neb., last night
( gave the clerk at the hOehleT hotel, ac-
corGing to the written statement OF the
! manager of the hotel, a check for $40 on
| the State bank of Bladen. Later in the
! evening Mr. Coates became suspicious on
| account OF the mans queer actions and
| called up the cashier Of the Bladen bank
\ by phone. The response came back that
| Mr. King had no deposit there. King was
! promptly arrested and taken TO the police
! station, where he restored the money and
paid the costs whereupon he was dis
! charged.
| EXETER-Several business changes have
| taken place within the last few days. j
| p Wilson has sold his restaurant business
| together with the property 20 BiVens
1 Brothers, and in less than a week bough
out j. w. Richie who was In the sam'
business Mr. Richie expects TO go 4
| California Mrs. @. NJ Saunders has sold
her millinery business To Mrs. WischmaI
! OF York and gives possession in the neal
| future. Ewing Brothers have sold theil
J grocery business 20 Mr.. Brown and give
possession as soon as farm work Is out o