Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-23
married Casters widow be appointed ad-

married Casters widow be appointed ad-
ministrator
A1NswORTH-An adjourned session Of
the district court for Brown county con-
vened here this forenoon and adjourned
sine die before II a. m.
NEHAWKA-Owing to prosperous times
lister was compelled to buy much larger
press, which an expert from Omaha is in
stalling today.
BEATRICE-Prof. c. NJ. Pinkerton Of
Des Moines. formerly superintendent of
the Fairbury schools. delivered inter-
esting address at the exercises of the high
school yesterday morning.
ATRICE-Yesterday was q red letter
day for the Farmers Elevator company
at Pickrell as 142 loads of corn were taken
in, and 1t came from farms within a radius
of twelve miles of Pickrell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Turner, one OF the
oldest citizens of Seward died at his home
in this town yesterday. The Grand Army
post will conduct the funeral services on
Wednesday, from his late home
BIATRICE-The Board of Education
held meeting last night and decided to
close the South school for the remainder
OF the week for disinfection, owing to the
prevalence Of diphtheria I'm the school.
IheTe are at present about dozen cases
in the city,
BEATRICE-Wor was received here yes
terday from Spearville, Kan. announcing
the death Of Noah Norton, former
resident OF Gage county, whose old home
stead Is now a part of the town of Filley,
| this county. Mr. Norton was 73 wears OF
age and leaves a family OF four sons and
| two daughters.
PLATTsMoUTH--The local committees
are making extensive preparations to en-
| terrain large number Of delegates of the
Woodmen OF the World next Saturday, No
| vember %, at which time a convention OF
the First district of that order will be
held IN Plattsmouth. Omaha, South Omaha
and McArdle camps will be present.
| BEATRICE-John NJ. Lash yesterday
| shelled 954 bushels of new corn i'm three
and half hours. Frank Marsh living
two miles northeast OF the city, yesterday
| which yielded about forty-five bushels per
/ acre. He received IS cents per hushel
from Norcross Brothers, grain firm OF
| BROKEN BOW 80 Sheriff Timmins of
! Wilson county Kansas, arrived in the city
last night after a prisoner named Murphy
| and was placed i'm Jail here Sunday night
1t seems that Murphy, whose wife was
applying for divorce, got mixed up in an
himself and woman acquaintance; so he
| concluded to pad the hoof," as Dickens
says q, and ID, lie low for awhile. The vlgilence
his plans and the two will accordingly
take the train going for Fredona thi,
! morning
FREMONT - Two young fellows gfvin,
their names as John Doe and John Ride
| were arrested last night by Marshal Craw
ford of Hooper on the charge of stealinl
> rig belonging to a farmer named Arthur
hneirtm of Scribner. kneirims team wa,
left hitched in front of a store at SCribnel
and when he got ready to go home, about
8 o'clock, it was missing. 1t was learned
that the boys took the road To Hooper
and Marshal Crawford Of that town fol
| lowed them up and arrested them abou
five miles south Of that place. one claim,
| to be IL and the other II years old They
appear TO DE tough pair of Kids.
Exposition at Canterbury.
The Commercial club has received a book
let advertising an international exposition