Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
News of Nebraska

GENERALIZATION are taking advantage
Of the renewed good weather to finish corn
husking.
oAKLAND-H. A. Preston has sold his
120-acre farm, two miles north of town,
to c. NJ. Hubert of this place for $s5 per
acre.
BEATRICE-Frank Salts yesterday COM
menced harvesting ice on his artificial
lake near his home in West Beatrice, and
is supplying his trade with this years
crop OF Ice, which measures nine inches in
thickness.
OAKLAND The bridge men for the
Great Northern are here and begin Mon
begun on the well.
TEKAMAH - Mont Owens, who was
adJudged insane by the Board Of Insanity,
was taken to the asylum at Norfolk by
Sheriff Phipps yesterday.
BEATRICE-Fred Rub, a boy IA years of
age and a resident of this city, was SEN
fenced to the industrial school at Kearney
yesterday by Judge Bourne on the charge
of incorrigibility
BEATRICE - At the regular monthly
meeting of the Board of Education last
evening superintendent Fulmer's report
showed the enrolment of the public
schools to be 1850.
BEATRICE-Rev. wilhelm Penner and
Of this county, left today on an extended
trip to Europe. They expect to be absent
until next summer.
John schultz, four miles southeast Of town,
was destroyed by fire today, together with
about twenty tons of hay; loss partially
covered by insurance.
BEATRICE-There are now about thirty
hve cases of diphtheria in the city, and so
Iar only one death has occurred from the
disease The quarantine on five homes
was raised yesterday.
BEATRICE-The funeral of ]. A. Nc
Carthy and wife, who were victims of the
tragedy at Wymore Saturday, was held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the
family home at Wymore.
YoRK-Mr. George +. Wilson of Omaha
ana MISS Maude h Lewis were united in
parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will make
their future home in Omaha.
BEATRICE-A party Of Beatrice resi-
dents comprising Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Web
ster, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Webster and
Mr. and Mrs. William Elerbeck, left to-
day for Pomona, Cal, where they will
spend the winter.
yesterday with Judge John Raper on the
bench. The case of the State against
Bachle, charged with statutory offense
went to trial today.
AUBURN-The funeral of William NJ.
Hannaford took place from the First Meth
the Sheridan cemetery. Mr.. Hannaford was
n years old and came to this county in 1852
and settled near Peru.
YORK = Susan E. McClatchy died at
Litchheld. The funeral services were held
yesterday at the Christian church In York.
The deceased was one of the earliest
oellieTb, NnOs WIN nef nome
steaded l6O-acre farm southeast of York.
TECUMSEH - Harry T. Casford was
fined 500 and costs by the district court
for assault The complainant was Tim
othy Lane, a farmer. and Miss Grace
Lane, his daughter, was the victim. The
costs amounted to So and the whole was
paid.
YoRK-Monday evening at the Young
Mems Christian association building the
committee of young men who sold tickets
Tor dedication work were given a turkey
dinner by the dedication committee. After
the dinner they were entertained in the
building for the evening.
HORK-Bessie l.. Mcpherson and Rollen
ID. Fountain two of Yorks most popular
young people, were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j. ID.
Creighton, at the residence of the brides
mother, 1913 Iowa avenue. Both have
lived in York all their lives.
BEATRICE-W. N. Spellman, until re-
GENTLY engaged in the grain business here,
has taken charge of the grain elevator OF
the Omaha Elevator company at Pickerel.
The Farmers elevator, which recently
opened for business at that point, Is sur
passing the expectations of the projectors.
BEATRICE-W. A. Noel, who has been
connected with the county treasurer's Of
nee for the past -four years, has resigned
his position and taken the state agency
Tor the Central Life Insurance company
of Des Moines. Mr.. Noel will probably
be located permanently at Lincoln or
Omaha.
FREMONT-At q meeting OF the Fremont
Cemetery association yesterday afternoon
a resolution was adopted authorizing the
proper officers to execute and deliver 10
the city deed 70 what is known as the
Irving Park block upon payment of 8, 500