Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22


BEATRICE-Mrs Sallie Robinson died
yesterday of dropsy, aged 81 years.
GENEvA-There is a big crop or peaches
IN this vicinity and they are OF the finest
AINswoRTH-Rain has been falling
thick and fast here for the last few days
BEAfR1cE-The Mary Young Mems
Christian association building will be
dedicated October Is.
p BEEMER-Mrs. Gordels has purchased
the kreuger property and viii make I'M
provementR on the same.
COLUMBUS-The Columbus banks have
deposits sl,156, 4lT.1s, while there are
loans amounting to se4o,1oS,z1.
BEATRICE-Robert, the little son OF
L. e. Watson. fell yesterday while play
ing at school and broke his right arm.
ALBION - Barring bad weather the
county fair next week without doubt will
be the largest and most successful ever
had in the county.
to Friday, September n, according to the
register kept at the Burlington depot
here. 4S Inches of rain fell at this point.
BEEMER-Heavy rains have fallen al
most continuously for the past 1--WE days.
No particular damage has been DONE. as
the corn fs well, out of the way of frost
In this section
BEATRICE missionary society of
the United Brethren church was enter
tanned by Mrs, T, V. Rhodes. and the
Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church
1.
ALBIoN-On account Of the recent i'll
ness of County Attorney Spear the october
term OF tho district court with the excep-
ton OF few cases, VII, be adjourned
COLUMBUS-W. d. Benson has been
asked by the powers that be In Washing
ton to send on to them four ounces Of
Platte river water every week until fur
ther orders. They want to analyze II.
BEEMER--Saturday a deal was closed
by which Henry Bebrens becomes the
owner of the Kerbel property In the east
part OF town. Consideration, $500. Mr,
Kerbel will continue to occupy the prop
| erty.
BEATRIcE-word was received here
yesterday Announcing the death Of T; p
AT Dewitt for many years before loeat-
ing at Plattsmouth and was well known
in this section.
sherman OF this city have received word
| that their son George, who Is an engineer
on a Rock Island switch engine at Good.
land; Kan. was in an accident in which
BEEMER-W. A. Holmes is erecting q
| large brick business block on his lol
Just north OF the opera house. The build
Ing win consist Of TWO store rooms. one
his stock Of furniture.
HARYARD-At the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott, STA
/ miles south of here. occurred the marriage
! OF their daughter Viola May, to Elmer
Pense, of this city. Rev. Nirgal Sherley
, performing the ceremony.
| HARYARD-The past few days has beer
| mostly cloudy with more or less slow
rains. The aggregate rainfall during the
/ week is about three-quarters OF an inch
, which, with former rains. make the roads
| muddy and bad for travelling.
! ALBION-Boone county has experienced
| a week of rain But little OF the water
has run on and the ground is left Ii
| splendid condition. There has been nj
/ frost and the corn is well nigh matured
. Fall pasture and winter wheat never was
1 In better condition.
| Observation-Disclosures Brothers Of Tar
| nov, Neb., have this week purchased the
| Fred Ruegge general merchandise stock
| and are now in possession, ready for
| business. Mr.. Ruegge will move to Tilden
| Neb., where he recently bought an interest
| In general store.
! CHADRON-Naney Martin Meacham
aged q years, is dead. Deceased lived
| twenty-six years in Otoe county, Nebraska
and moved to Norden Keya Paha county
/ In lst where her husband died in 1904
Since then she has been living with heI
daughter, Mrs Mary Harris
| Observation-Disclosures Clarissa NJ Mel
| son. daughter OF the late Horace M. Wick.
ham, commenced an action in the district
! court to have a deed made by Mr.. Wick.
ham, TO her brother. Frank Wickham
| set aside on the ground that while theiI