Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-30
News of Nebraska.


BEATRICE-In a fight here Yesterday
hetween NICK Stolzer and George Hurn the
latter latter was quite badly cut and bruised
ABOUT the 1ace and head, but not seriously.
BEATRICE-The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs; A J. Townsend has been seriously iii
the last few DAYS because he drank a small
recover. "
BEATRICE-C. H. Rutter, prominent
farmer living two miles east of Pickreli, is
gathering his corn crop and he reports thai
the acre. ~
BEATRICE-A change occurred in the
management OF the Paddock hotel today,
jackson & Biles, the former from Wichita,
Kan, and the latter from Hastings, sue.
ceeding Poole & Turner.
BEATRICE-The Degree Of Honor held
an open meeting last night, at which there
was large attendance. A musical and
literary program was rendered following
which banquet was held.
BEATRICE-The Northwestern Rusinass
college cadets held a competitive drill last
plight, the following members receiving the
highest ny, hest aver average; C., J. Snyder, Alfred
osCEoLA-Dr. L. NJ. Shaw was elected
last night as noble grand of Rising Star
lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows
with the following officers as his support .
Chester Dawes, vice grand j. D. Hartman
treasurer, and S. A. snider. secretary
BEATRICE-Yesterd at the Methodist
of William Brandt of Odell and Miss
Mayme Hargis of CawIer City, Kan Pew
n. A Martin ofhciated. Mr.. and Mrs
near Diller, Neb.
NoRFoLK-During the storm two fires
broke out In Norfolk. One totally de-
Thirteenth street, nothing being saved
The other started in the Junction school
house, but did little damage The origin
OF each Is mystery.
REATRICE-Mina Rebekah lodge No ia
elected these officers at meeting held last
night; MIS- Belle Young. noble grand:
Maxwell. secretary: Mrs. Lamira Bates
treasurer; Mesdames Susan Brenker Carrie
Robbins and Mary Z. Jackson, trustees
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. James Ed
munds left yesterday for Omaha to make
their future home. Mr. Edmunds will en-
gage in the electrical construction business
rived in the city and will succeed Mir. Ed
munds as local manager Of the Beatrice
Electric company.
| AUBURN-News has reached this CITY
| announcing the severe illness of A q
| Howe of Massachusetts, father of United
States Consul General Howe, consul to
being up in the Cos II, R. Howe, son of
| Church Howe of this city, has started for
| his grandfather's bedside,
| NEBRASKA CITY-This week the chill.
| dren of the public schools OF this city are
| making donations of provisions and money
toward Frightening, the Thanksgiving din,
| have been liberal and they will be given IA
| the women of the Helping Hand to distrih-
|
| schools for many years
| BEATRICE-At the tax sale yesterday
| Bristol Place, Dobbs & Spencer's subdivi.
| soin, and Clay's Place were disposed OF
| The outside towns will be sold next week
| as follows: Town of Blue Springs, Mon,
day; Adams, Barneston and Clatonia, Tues.
| day; Ftlley' Ellis Holmesville and Rock.
ford. Wednesday Pickrell and Cortland
| Thursday; Liberty and Virginia. Friday
| Odell and Ianham, Saturday
| FREMoNT-Joseph Stanfed brought suit
I All fr,gN 81 ~
| Standard Beet Sugar company for SCI. 900
| He alleges in his petition that he was EN-,
ployed as fireman at the factory of the
| company at Leavitt and that while work.
| ing at his employment a carpenter dropped
| a piece OF board from a scaffolding above
him, breaking his arm and permanently in.
| Juring II, so that II Is Of little use
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is in the midst oi
| the greatest religious campaign I'm its his
| tory, For several weeks preparations have
been under way and the prospects are thai
! the hopes OF the most sanguine will b.
| realized All the churches in the city ar,
united in the movement. Scores Of prayer
meetings have been held and the revival
which began week ago, under the leader
ship Of Evangelist Lincoln Mcconnell OF At
lanta, Ca is now IN full blast. A splendid
| tabernacle was built for the meeting anC
although manv thought il was being mad
| too large. IL Is not large enough for thu
multitude that flock 10 the services.
! BEATRlCE-At a meeting Of the cit!
council last night rubber goods for the ire
men TO the amount Of about $50 were or
| dered purchased. An ordinance vacatinj
part OF Second street 10 the Burlington
Railroad company for stock yards was reaS
| a third time and passed. The claim OF JOIN
| A. Forbes, who secured a judgment Of SIS
against the city In the district court soml
time ago, by reason OF injuries sustained b!
falling on the icy walk IN the alley at tn
rear OF the Paddock hotel. was Orderei
ment and costs amounted 10 ss428 and
warrant was ordered drawn A. favor Of IN
district clerk for the amount.