Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

bank will leave the first Of the week with
a car OF goods for Monet, Berry county
a small farm where he intends to make
his home.
FREMONT-Petcr Mccullough died sud
denly at the hospital Saturday morning
and cigar store on Lower Main street,
which gave him large circle Of acquaint-
anccS. lie was 60 years old and leaves no
near relatives. His wife died last year
YORK-A large force of woTkmen is put
ting in the curbing on lincoln avenue
preparatory to paving, which will be COM
menced early next spring. The water WORKS
company has a large force of men rapidly
pushing through the laying of water mains
on Grant avenue, which will also be paved
in the spring.
DAVID CITY-Rev Mr.. Buckner, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church, has
just received word that his son in the
army, who-has Just returned from the
Philippine islands with tuberculosis, has
been sent to Fort Bayard, New Mexico,
hospital, which is used both for the army
and navy patients,
Neutrality-suspicious. is without electric
lights, the Wabaska Electric company hav-
ing quit business. H. r. Clark, jr., Of
chise to operate an electric light plant
in that city, IS pushing work on the plant
as fast as possible; The power will be
PLATTsMOUTH Cass county gave
County Attorney Rawls, who put slot ma
chimes out Of business and caused saloon
D
the Slocumb law by removing the screens
/ from their windows and keeping the sa-
/ looms closed on Sundays a reelection by
a ma ioTity of 414 votes
WEST POINT-The silver wedding OF MI
! and Mrs. Otto Raabe was celebrated last
week at the farm home Of the couple
/ northwest OF West Point. large numbers
/ OF friends, relst lves and neighbors gath
/ cred at the residence to take part in the
/ festivities. Rey. s. Meeske pastor Of ths
] Rock Creek German Lutheran church. de-
/ lVered an eloquent address.
! MCOOL-At a meeting Of the town board
! an ordinance was passed Friday grantinE
/ Clark r. Durham Of Grand Island right
I and privileges to maintain and operate an
| electric light and power plant and a system
! Of water works. Mr.. Burnham comes wei
: recommended and expects 20 put IN the
7 light plant at pnce and thinks some OF using
/ water power from the Stone mills
! PI.ATTSMOUTH-Co Attorney c. A
( IN Lincoln Wednesday in behalf Of The
! Cass county commissioners. who had beer
/ summoned 10 appear and inform the cour
/ why the bridge that spans the Platte rive
/ a. Louisville had not been repaired. The
J court gave until January Z next for th'
issues 20 be made up and the petition filed
! HARNARp-Corn gathering Is progress
I ing well under the conditions OF favorable
I weather as farmers are pushing the gath
ering as fast as the limited amount Of he'll
is so.Ss about forty or fortyyfive bushes
to the acre though much falls below thi
after wheat cutting
! FRFMONT-k- 'sin r. Gundy who va
y killed by falling from an elevator ia Soul
I Omaha on TueAtay formerly lived Ia thi
city and was employed by an implemen
house. He was adopted when quite youni
( by MI and Mrs. JerTc Gay and lived wifi
them until he moved 10 Omaha some year
ago During his residence here ne wa
active In church and Young Mems Chris
tan association circles.
WEST POINT-The Womsns club me
this week az the home Of Mrs. p, N
Noodle. Roll call was responded 20 b.
quotauons from Haw thorne. the autho
studied at the session. Papers were rea
upon the following subjects: Hawthorn
and His Wife p" Mrs. II McLaughiiu
Henry u. Thoreau." Mrs A. F. Walla
George r. Curtis" Mrs. William II, HaI
sueS The next meeting place will be ia
hon ~ Mrs. Harstiek,
1 P1 fTSMOTTH-Mis Margaret Reu
lant " her attorney, Judge Sullivan. ha
hrOu suit in the district court agains
I Chic Police Joe Fitzgerald and Fran
FitEl aid for 500 damages IN the pct
ton alleges the Officers used vile an
obsd language and forcefully srreste
? her ihout warrant and Dut her ina
J 4 a age and took her " the OiiCe ,