Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-06

the week up to and including No. II on
the Burlington leaving here at 2:lS this
afternoon.
PLATT5MOUTH-One Of the oldest land
marks in Cass county-a stone barn built
by John Gilmore on his farm in lS67-is be-
ing torn down by j. H. Haldeman, the
present owner.
HUMBOLDT-Irvin Mckinney the lad
who was so fearfuly injured a few dave
since by having his leg torn of, is still
alive although the chances for his re-
covery are slim.
Observation-Disclosures D. Kuhn was badly
burned about the face yesterday afternoon
in a gasoline explosion. He was using the
gasoline to clean out chimney when an
explosion followed with the above results
BEATRICE-In the district court yes
terday Matte f. Borchers Of Wymore In
Frederick Borchers. In her petition she
charges drunkenness and extreme cruelty
HARVARD-The potato crop seems
scarce in this locality, one OF our mer-
chants having shipped in carload, which
he Is selling at IS cents a bushel, The
corn is fully matured and gives promise of
a good yield.
YORK-The members of the p. L. o.
lodge of York have donated to the city
library fund 500 cash and have just
finished furnishing the reception room for
the Orphans home, known as Mother Jewel
home of York
GENEVA-Bert Bradley, mail carrier for
rural route No. 2 narrowly escaped being
hurt today while out distributing mail.
His team ran away, smashing up his wagon,
and came home without him, leaving him
BEATRICE-,The Beatrice High school
teachers, comprising party of nine, left
yesterday afternoon for Omaha to attend
the Ak-Sar-Ben and visit the school of
that city. They will also visit the schools
OF Council Bluffs while absent.
COLUMBUS-Hereaft citizens of Co.
lumbus must get their fresh meat on Sat
urday evening il they have any for the
I sabbath, for the meat men have all agreed
| hat they will not keep open shop on
Sunday, not even side or back door.
! BEATRICE-It is reported that motor
! Union Pacific company to be held in re-
| serve in case OF wreck accident of
| any kind to motor car No. now running
| regularly between this point and Lincoln.
| BEATRICE-A. L. Stanhope yesterday
began the erection of new elevator of
| 20000 bushels capacity at Finley. AS there
| are already two elevators at that point
| farmers living in the eastern part OF the
| county will have a splendid market for
| their grain.
HUMBoLDT-Harry Quackenbush. =
young man of Dubois, and Miss Lucretia
| r. Newton OF Bern, Kan, were united in
| marriage and will make their home in
| Dubois. The groom was raised from bow
| hood here, but has made his home at the
! latter point for two or three years.
| BEATRICE-The Chautauqua Literary
| Scientific circle held a reception at the
| home OF Rev. and Mrs. j. \. Lowe last
evening. A number of important subjects
program was rendered. Mrs. Gage, Mrs.
| Steffen and Mrs. Watt served refreshments.
| HUMBOLDT-Rudolf Kanel, "A prominent
young German farmer of Speser township.
| died from an attack of typhoid fever, at the
age of thirty-four years, leaving a wife
and several small children. Funeral ser
| vices were conducted by Rev Emil Lehret,
interment being made at the cemetery near
| GRAND IsLANp-At the home OF the
brides parents yesterday Miss Sarah