Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

News OF Nebraska.
TEKAMAH--H Houston Bros Of this place /
finished shearing their sheep yesterday /
shipped last night.
BEATRICE-John Rickett. a grocer in |
west Beatrice, was severely cut ana |
away accident today.
BEATRICE-The work OF prospecting for |
water in the pasture of Frank Salts. north |
were pumped dry in a short time.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs Jacob Kiser, re- |
siding west Of Plattsmouth, passed away |
with dropsy She was IS years of age and |
leaves husband, four daughters and one
BEATRICE-The funeral of Mrs. F. r..
JOY was held today at o'clock. the serv- |
ices being conducted by rev Edwin Booth |
tr. lnterment was In Evergreen Home GEM
etery.
BEATRICE-Emily c. Randolph mother
of r. ]. Randolph. a farmer living south |
west OF the city, was taken 10 the hospital
Ior the insane at Lincoln yesterday by
Sheriff Trude
| BEATRICE-Miss Ethel Mccall. eldest
daughter of Councilman Charles ]. Mccall,
! died yesterday morning. She had been, an
| invalid since a little child and was % years
| OF age. The funeral was held this after
moon.
the money contributed by the citizens of
! Plattsmouth for the San Francisco suf-
ferers. was wired to Roy McElwain,
resident of the strickent city.
BROKEN BOw-Two burning freight
| cars created some excitement at the depot
yesterday One was loaded with hogs
| and the other with shingles The crew and
! depot hands took prompt action and saved
1 the porkers from becoming roasts
| BROKEN BOw-Coroner Morrow has de-
| cided not to hold an inquest on the body
a of John Marshall. who died of poison yes
| terday, out near the tracks. The case is
evidently too clear to admit of doubt The
| funeral takes place Friday afternoon.
BBATRlCE-Painters' union No. sos met
Oden, president William Trombley. vice
| president; Roy Drew, treasurer; CLYDE
Wright. financial secretary; T. H. Sample
| recording secretary; II. Green, steward.
ARLINGToN-Mrs ]. Charles. wife of
Rev. Charles, died here Tuesday and will
be buried Thursday. The funeral will be
| The old couple were pioneer settlers and
day.
BEEMER-The Beemer State bank of
this city elected William p. Mangold of
| Bennington, Neb., today as It's new book
keeper to take the place Of Charles Mean.
| Mr.. Mangold is the SON of Hon. Peter Man
bank.
TEKAMAH-At a regular meeting ,of Te-
kamah chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
held last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. ], +.
Nesbit, W. M; Mrs. M. r.. Hopewell, r. NJ;
]. s. Crue w. P; Lena Morehouse secre-
tary; Mrs j. p Latta, treasurer; Mrs. T..
f. Stapleton, conductress; Mrs. c. H. Jack,
PLATTSMOUTH-The Cass County Med
ical association had a very interesting pro-
Water this week. The following ofncers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, DR.. Pollard; vice president, DR.. Bren-
del; secretary and treasurer, DIR. Worth
man; delegate to the state association, DR.
Hungate. The next meeting will be held
in Wabash.
GENEvA-Mr and Mrs J. q. westcott
have received short letter from their son.
Earl, of San Francisco He was one of
thing excepting his clothes he had on and
his money in bank DR.. William D.
Flory Of San Francisco, relative OF +. M.
| Flory of Geneva, writes that his dental
fixtures, which were of the finest, were
gone, his Office being across the street
) from the city hall. but he and his family
, were saved.
BEATRICE-The marriage OF @. J. Kral
and Miss Rose Paul, both of this city, was
solemnlzed yesterday morning at O'Clock
, in St Joseph's Catholic church in the pres
ence of a large company of friends. Fol-
1wIng sne weaaIns ceremony n Si sS1mptuTpSSs
young couple left on an afternoon train for
. a visit at Bladen. Neb, after which they
will return to Beatrice to make their home.
} The groom is engaged in the photograph
business In Beatrice
PONCA-Postmaster Logan Of Ponca
/, was today authorized by the fourth
assistant postmaster general to extend the
{ rural delivery from this ONCE by the es-
r Establishment Of rural route. No. 4. The au-
thority reads as folows you are hereby
authorized and directed to extend rural de-
! livery from your ONCE, to commence July 1,
I 1906, with one additional carrier at a salary
: of $720 per annum, including horse hire, the
T. route to be designated No. and to be
q served in accordance with description here
], and 3, effective same day.
FREMONT-A. Smith, who has been run
r ming a dry, goods store on lower Main
: having any amount of grief lately. on
Saturday he was arrested on the complaint
A of August Jens, a Broad street liveryman,
on the charge OF cruelty to animals by
, overdriving and abusing a horse belonging
= TO Jens. While the case was stiIl pending
I and he was out awaiting trial he was ar
a rested yesterday afternoon charged with
. passing a check on a bank in which he had
no money. In this way he is said to have
obtained a number OF small amounts. His
: landlady also sued him for board bill and
n Mr.. Jens is after him for damage to his
horse.
y COLUMBUS-The medical men Of Platte
g county have just held their NTH annua
n meeting Tor this , county and they had
: the armory and was presided over by DR.
It c. D. Evans. Most Of the medical doctors
In the county were present, but they wan
to mako the association larger by taking
in the doctors Of 1--WE counties more. Mos
e OF the doctors made addresses. They elected
: for the ensuing year Doctor ]. G. McKin
y ley president; w; 3 Evans vice e. president
II and d. T. Martin, jr, on the board OF cen
- sors, and then they banqueted until
O'Clock In the morning.
y COLUMBUS-Some OF our wise ones haC
: an idea that because the complexion of tn,
= politics changed at the spring election tina
y there would be a change IN all the aD
/ pointed officers of the city, but at the meet
n Ing of the council II was not the case
Il These are the appointments for the ensuing
d year: Louis F. Lightner, city attorney
e DR.. G. II. Platz, city physician; J. L
n Drunken, water commissioner: Henry Lu
ers. overseer OF streets August Setback
% chief OF police; Mark Burke and Jane
% Nelson, night police. Doctor Platz, Au
gust Setback, James Nelson and Henry Lli
II ers held the same positions under Mayo
} Dickinson. w. w. Whitaker will keep tn
'e dust sprinkled down by sprinkling tn
u streets as often as they need Il.