Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
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pin will be here Tuesday, and they, to-
gether with the Commercial club and other
citizens; will visit the grounds and watch
the sinking of the first shaft.
COLUMBUS-Danel Methenty was
called to Lincoln this week to look after
Il bunch of thoroughbred hogs that had
been exposed to cholera Dan thinks
that he has preparation that will cure
hog cholera.
COLUMBUs-Grace Episcopal church
people have been building a new rectory.
1t will be dedicated Tuesday, October
80, by Rt. Rev. Bishop A: l.; Williams
of Omaha and number of other priests
of the state.
DAVID CITY-Judge Reeder of Columbus
the case for change In venue in the cause
of Mrs Lena Margaret Lilley against the
Modern Woodmen of America. The motion
was overruled.
BEATRICE-F. T. McMahan and
Thomas Liddicott. who have been attend
ing the grand lodge of the, Independent
order Odd Fellows at Omaha, have re-
turned home They report the meeting the
best yet held by the order.
DAVID CITY-Mrs. Sarah A., Walden
died Monday at the home OF her SON ID. 5;
Walden, in the east part OF this city, aged
20 years. She leaves four sons and two
daughters The funeral was held Wednes-
I day at the Methodist church
VALLEY-Hon ]. n, Gaffin, at one
time speaker. of the house, had his third
stroke of paralysis at his home and was
taken by DR.. Haslam in his automobile
to the hospital at Fremont. Very little
hope is given for his recovery.
YORK-Mayor Sovereign has issued or
ders to York's only policeman, Chet OF
Police Brewer, to arrest any one riding a
bicycle riders recently have not been paying
much attention to the ordinance.
BEATRICE-Rey. william -;eedy and
bride, who were married at Oakland, Cal,
n arrived
terday for a visit with friends. They VIII
locate at Firth, Neb., where Mr.. Reedy is
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
VALLEY-Rev. f. f. Zimmerman, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church. accom-
panied by Rev. +. Austin of Waterloo
went TO Osceola to take part in the m
stallation services of the pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at that place.
NORTH PLATTE-T. ]. Foley today pur-
chased OF Peter Nelson the former Dick
property on the corner of Locust and sixth
streets for a consideration of about $1,000.
II is understood that Mr., Foley expects
TO erect a business block thereon next year.
BEATRICE-Sher Trude has returned
from ST. Joseph. having been unable to
locate John Sparks the bridge contractor
charged with attempting to defraud Gage
eTaI days ago for Mississippi to buy lum-
Der.
DAVID CITY-Charles Harris. a farmer
living near Rising City i Is hauling ling his his
So cents a bushel. He says they are going
200 bushels to the acre and there are sew
eral I'm his neighborhood having the same
yield.
YORK-Clarence Post Of this city has
lust returned from Atlanta. Ga, and says
he believes that during the racial riots
which occurred when he was there \ create
number % negroes was killed than re-
ported. He was glad TO get back TO Ne
braska.
BEATRICE-After being pursued by "A
posse with bloodhounds all night and most
Of the day, James Lille, eN-ConVict, wanted
here for highway robbery made his es-
cape The trail was followed almost to
the Kansas line. through cornhelds and
timber.
COLUMBUS-David Thomas has a
couple of sons who have just returned
from Oregon. They went out a year ago
and took timber claims They have
proved up and come home again. feeling
happy over the fact that they have the
claims.
COLUMBUS-Mr Bernard C. Schroeder
cashier OF the German National bank.
and Miss Henrietta 4. Considene were
married al ST. Joseph's church this week
IL was a quiet wedding ceremony and
they began housekeeping on West Thir-
teenth street.
STELLA-Whle Albert and George
Weaver were coming 10 town with a load
Of apples the team ran away going down
the steep hill south OF the cemetery In
turning towards town at the foot OF the
hill the wagon upset, throwing Albert
ais collar bone. His brother jumped just