Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

served a pumpkin pie supper in the lee
ture room of the church, The affair was
well patronized and greatly enjoyed both
by the people of the village and college.
of the Burlington has replied to The Com,
mercial clubs request that the proposed
Strohsburg- Bellwood extension be brought
through this city. Mr.: HoIdrege promises
to do all in his power to help out osceola.
WATERLOO-Water lodge No. 266. In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows, held a
meeting Saturday night for some special
work, which was followed by a feast with
roast pig and other delicacies. Delegations
of Odd Fellows from Elk City and Valley
were present.
deaths for Cunning county for the month
Of October, is as follows Births, II;
deaths, 5. The record for the year ending
September 20: Births, 1859: deaths, AZ. Dur
ing the year four pair of twins were born
in the county.
YORK-A local paper recently published
known colored man, who was sent to the
asylum and later discharged, had COM
mitted suicide. Mrs. J: Mclaughlin has
has not committed suicide,
PLATTSMOUTH-Bur visited the
premises of Joe Borowski, in the south
portion of this city and carried on two
lessee L. Root were also visited during
heard and frightened away.
PHENOMENON has begun on the new
Young Mems Christian association build
ing, under the direction of Contractor S.
koberlin. The foundation will be put In
this season and probably some work done
on the walls. The directors of the associa-
ton are intending to employ secretary.
.BEArRICE-H. c. White for the last
eighteen months city mail carrier on rural
route No. g. was yesterday removed by
the postal authorities at Washington, ID.
c., on the charge OF characterization, pre-
ferred by Postmaster Hollngworth; Aaron
rhn hnC hAn ut M nhqff fuNN
carrier, succeeds Mr. White.
EATRICE-Yesterday j. c. Lowe, the
veteran editor of the Barneston Star. sold
the paper to Claude Vogle. a printer OF
Barneston. Mr.. Lowe has been the editor
and proprietor of the Star for the last if-
teen years, and will engage in the newspa-
per business at Panhandle. Tex, where he
recently purchased a printing plant.
DAVID CITY-Matt Miller of this city
was nominated by the democratic party
Thursday evening for supervisor. The SUI
pervisor battle will be a hard-fought one,
as Mr.. j. c. Fleming, nominee of the re-
publican party. Is strong man, and so is
Mr. Miller.
COLUMBUS-'Jack" .Bonesteel got his
foot badly injured at the Union Pacific
turntable on Wednesday. The flesh was
broken for about four inches at the, side OF
the foot. but no bones were broken, and
with the proper treatment Jack will be
ready for business in a short time.
NORTH PLATTE-A local resident has
sent for plans for an opera house and will
build a theater in keeping with the needs
of the town. 1t is believed that a Sufficient
amount of stock TO erect the building can
be secured
SCOTS BLUFF Superintendent M A.
Sans of the public schools of this place
left this morning for Omaha, where he
at the Methodist Episcopal hospital. His
brother IL. l., Sans, will have charge
OF the school during his absence.
LEIGH-Work will be begun on system
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within a few days The bonds. which are
for 5000, have been sold to the Ancient
Order of United Workmen for their face
value. c. E. Beatty, a local man. has the
contract. and has already placed an order
for the material.
NORTH PI4ATTE-The plans of the pro-
posed Masonic building have been In the
hands Of the architects for revision, so as
TO bring the cost within the sum named by
the lodge. As soon as these changes are
made those who bid on the former plans
win be asked to submit bids under the
changed specifications
! WEST POINT-The rural free delivery
elected the following ofieers: President
William Farley, Wisner: vice president
William smith. Beemer; secretary, r. ii
/ Pylman, Wisner; treasurer, +. y. Nevis
West Point. The next meeting will be a.
West Point. February o.
| DAVID CITY-Ed Butler who is wire
chief for the Nebraska Telephone company
in this city has Just received word from
Washington that he has been given a pat
ent on his bell ringer, TO be used In th'
central offices. II this proves satisfactory
as expert telephone men claim IL will. Mr.
/ Butler has his fortune made.
WEST POINT-The Woman's club me
at the home of Mrs w. G. Smith. Th'
theme was, Home" Roll call was re
sponded TO with quotations on that theme
After the preliminary drill Mrs j. c, Stab
read paper on Duty Of the Home TO tn
| state" followed by a reading by MTs
If ID. Sharrar. Mrs. John HoaT read
paper on Home, Sweet Home, and IL