Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
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LOUISVILLE-Th Commercial club OF
this place Is planning for a street fair this
GIBBoN-Grandma wescott died at her
home in Gibbon at midnight last night
from pleuro- pneumonia.
FALLS CITY-W. w, Brown, the we'll
east of town, was seriously injured in a
runaway a few days ago.
LOUISVILLE-Th voters OF this pre-
cinct will give Hon. e. NJ. Pollard a large
vote at the special congressional election
of the First district next Tuesday.
.LOUISVILLE-Th Free Methodists of
this this &C conference are holding their annual
July 10 and will continue until the 23d.
WOOD RIVER-Ralph Towne a Wood
River young man, has gone to Pittsburg.
position with the Westinghouse Electrical
3woop B1yER2sAtl unusual sight was III
Z M. Weldon's wheat field yesterday. when
hye binders were. at work at one time.
This, with four shockers, gave the field
busy appearance.
HUMBOLDT-Fhe churches OF the city
are are holding uni9n open air services in the
preaching each alternate service. ~
BEATRICE-The Burlington, Union Pa
cihc and Rock Island roads ran excur-
sion trains to the chautauqua today, bring
ing IN residents from Kansas and points
in Nebraska to the number OF about 5000
GRAND IsLAND-Mrs. August Engel
passed away yesterday morning of acute
stomach trouble at the age Of So years.
She came to this county from Germany
Mr.. EnRel.
crop has commenced, and although they
are green yet, the rust Is beginning TO get
so bad In some fields that It Is necessary
raises from the binders
WOOD RIVER--Chariey Nolan, who re-
sides with his parents west Of Wood River,
"a LII l al In. - ~. 1. -
terday and severely injured. The force OF Of
nose and under his right eye.
FALLS CITY-Ed Fisher, who has been
the Adams Express agent here. for the
past two years. has been promoted to man
age the compsnys once at Leayenworth,
their new home In about week.
LOUISVILLE-The recent rain and the
warm weather Is making the corn grow
crop. Fall wheat is harvested, which Is
good crop, and the spring wheat Is fair.
while oats are making good yield.
WEST POINT-A new Sunday school
has been organized in the schaefer dis
trict with a membership OF over forty
The. school was organized by Miss Lily M
Benker, who is travelling representative
OF the National Sunday School association
HUMBoLDT-The game of base ball yes
terday afternoon between the Humboldt
was quite Interesting. although a little
onesided, the visitors being entirely out
Humboldt.
FALLS CITY-c. w. Melvin, who dyna.
mited the lola, Kan, saloons, lived in
| Falls City some twenty years ago and Is
| married Mary Stump He is remembered
/ by many OF our citizens as an eccentric
| character and a crank on temperance.
BEATRICE-Lincoln Van Boskirk, for tn,
| past twenty years a resident Of Beatrice
| died yesterday at his home three milei
a stroke OF paralysis year ago, from tn,
| effects OF which he never recovered H
! Is survived by q widow and four children
| two daughters and two sons.
| BEATRICE-C. F. WILDER, VINO recently
| sold his meat market to Fred Berge oil
! Nicola, Ia. yesterday received word from
| BergC declaring the deal on, Berge paiC
| Mr., WILDER $le0 down as evidence Of gooS
| faith, but now refuses 10 take the mar
ket. AS a representative Of Armour 4