Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
News of Nebraska.

WOOD RIVERA fine heating plant is
being installed in the public school building.
erected at Rockford by the Hayes Eames
company Is nearing completion.
PLATTSMOUTH-Cou Judge Travis
united in marriage John McCary and Miss
Minnie Weber. both from Omaha.
PLATTSMOUTH-Sh Showers fell in this
vicinity Sunday and a heavy rainfall was
reported few miles west OF Plattsmouth
PEATTsMouTH--Th Townsend Gun
feated here Saturday evening by the home
team, to g.
BEATRIcE-w. II. Canaan has arrived
in the city fron Winfield. Kan. to take
the management of the New Home Tele-
phone company at this point.
BEATRICE-The Butterflies and Sand
two 5a teams from the Dewp
won by the latter by a score of II to Z.
BBATRICE-M. F. Radebaugh Of this
city was called TO urbana, Ill. yesterday
baugh, a prominent attorney OF that place.
BEATR1cE-A corn stalk thirteen and
half feet In height was brought to town
Sn tse kparcS farm Rck west ~ the d
WOOD RIVERA bountiful rain fell last
evening and the farmers are happy now
that they may be able to continue their
dry.
WOOD RIVERA team, belonging to
Rural Mail Carrier ii. 2. Hounnold, ran
siderable excitement on the streets yester-
day.
WEST PoINT-Dr. "A. L. Anderson. a
brother OF Attorney o; c. Anderson OF West
Corpus Christi, Texas, and will locate there
in the near future.
PLATTsMoUTH-The Cass county mort
gage record for August is as follows: Filed
nine farm mortgages, amount, Ss,675; six
teen released. amount, 81 ,S73. city mort
CAGES fled, 1925; released, $500.
II IN IN 80 efNt.- u ..I. -
of Security held an open meeting, which
was largely attended. Judge Crawford OF
Wymore, district delegate to the national
convention, addressed the meeting.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. John
| Miller and their daughter, of Haveiock
who have been visiting friends here. de-
SSteS this x, for
TECuMsEH-Paul Swan, a former Te'
cumseh young man, is playing with the
William owen company In Romeo and
Juliet" his part being Paris. The compan
is now In Wisconsin and will tour this
| east
BEATRICE-Mrs. Enos II. Reed died Sat
grounds, where the family have been ilv,
| ing for some time. She was born In Mich
| igan and was So years of age. She leaves
a husband and three children.
! BEATRICE-Lieutenant Hugo Schuti
leaves Monday for San Francisco via
| Omaha, and fiom there he goes to The
Isle of Samsr. where he has been as
|
| recently graduated from West Point.
! PI.ATTsMOUTH-'rw classes from tn,
I Plattsmouth Il. j. Sokol society are attend
| Ing the district. meeting in South Omaha
| There we're eight In the ladies' class ans
| six in the mems class, and Emmons Ptal
Will be one Of the judges in the contests.
Drssso6s 81 sorrow were hesrd on a"e ever,
| hand when the news came Of the death o
| Edward Rosewater. So sudden and unex
f Fhe Bee I arrived announcing the sad fact
WEST POINr-Upon complaint of tn
town marshal OF iSeemer, Miss Alois Pichl
was brought to the city and tried, upon tn
not SUFFICIENT to provS the charge and con
seQuently the woman VAS discharged from
custody.
PLATTsMOUTH-Ben Lambert's dwelling
was consumed by FIRE, caused by a 'defec
OF logs that were hewn from the timbe
about al IL forty sS years ago. Damage. 1900; n
insurance.
/ BEATRICE-The board OF supervisor
held a night session Saturday evening AIN
completed its weeks work by authorizin
the clerk 10 advertise for bids FOR con
struggling bridges in various parts OF Gag
county for the ee on M year. amounlin
WEST POIN1-Henry Lennon, a brake
man on the Chicago y Northwestern rail
read. met with a painful accident Will
Point, In alightlng from the engine. Will
/ in motion, he broke his leg below IN
knee He was taken on his train to th
hospital at Fremont.
WEST POINT-Mrs. Katheryn Zinge
MANN an aged woman who came froF
! Wisner to make her home at the Home fc
the Aged, died at the Institution on SatuI
day. The body will be taken TO wisner an
! buried under the German Lutheran aui
pices Of which church she was a membe
This is the hrst death in the new Hon
} for the Aged.
WEST PoINT-Miss Augusta wiesel {
Beemer, was taken before the board OF II
sanity and examined as to her mental cor
. dition. She 10 the daughter OF John Weise
a prominent farmer near Beemer and
rs years OF age She has become insar
on the subject OF religion. The board ser
her TO Norfolk, where she was taken
sheriff and Mrs. Malchow.
TECUMsEH-one OF the most remarl
= able crops OF fruit ever raised in soutl
eastern Nebraska 10 now being harveste
. Tons OF peaches, grapes and apples are b.
ing shipped from Johnson and neart
: counties TO western Nebraska towns. I'll
western-bound express trains are delays
from twenty to thirty minutes each az
loading fruit at this station.
. TECUMsEH-Blder G. w. Cooper
Bethany. former pastor OF the Tecumss
: Christian church. has received call fro