Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-25
News of Nebraska.

EUsTIs-The new building which is to
be occupied by the Farmers State bank
is about completed and the business Will
be moved therein about November /.
BEATRICE-After a trial lasting sew
eral hours in police court, Charles Jones,
charged with driving his automobile TO
exceed the speed limit in the city, was
acquitted.
BEATRICE-P. NJ. Hagerman of Filley,
who has just returned from Sycamore
Springs KAN yesterday suffered a stroke
Of apoplexy and little hopes for his re-
covery are entertained.
COLUMBUS-Almost every young man,
Yoans the Mems Sa qS are
through the efforts of the active business
committee consisting of twelve.
BEATRICE--Thb young son OF II. ID.
Odell, a farmer living west Of the city,
was kicked In the face by a horse and
severely injured His nose was broken
and he was badly cut I'm a number of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burress, former
editor of the Columbus Argus, several
years ago, has been here visiting relatives
and shaking hands with Old-time friends.
He is the editor of paper at swea city,
Ia, now.
BEATRICE-Yesterday the trustees of
gymnasium to the Mary Young Mems
Christian association. They donated S25
TO the association in the transfer Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Becher, who went
to eastern Colorado last week to examine
the land, came back, reporting that II
Becher with f. H. Chambers. have pur-
chased eight quarter sections of It.
OAKLAND-Missess Lavinia and Lena
of this city, left here Tuesday morning
for New York City, where they sail No
vember 1 for Merrut, India, to become
teachers in the Methodist Mission school
there.
BEATRICE-Last evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hatesohl, was solemnized the marriage of
MI Arthur Reed ana Miss Dora M. Hate
sohl, Rev. ]. A. Lowe officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Reed will make their home at
Superior, Neb.
W. Leeper, the pioneer doctor Of the Logan
valley, was held at the Methodist Epis-
copal church in this city Tuesday after
noon under the auspices of the Odd Fei-
| lows, of which order he was a member.
Interment was in the Oakland cemetery.
COLUMBUS-The Union Pacific Rail-
road company has given Foreman Webb
instructions TO spare no pains or expense
| in fixing the culverts by. the side Of the
Meridian road. This good, news pleases
Of town because II will drain their lots
1 TO the Platte river.
PLATTsMoUTH-Dr Frank Jensen of
I Newman Grove, Neb., and Miss Rose +.
Baton Of this city were married in the
/ First Methodist Episcopal church in this
city this evening, Rev. J. z. Houlgate,
/ Mrs. Jensen departed on the evening Bur
! lington train for Omaha.
/ BEATRICE-The city council last even
/ ing passed an ordinance vacating a por-
1 ton Of Front street, between Market and
Bell streets, for the Eaton Gas company
/ The company will erect it's plant on this
ground and work viii be started upon II
l at once. The contractors say they will
/ have the plant in readiness in about sixty
/ days.
! EUsTIS-The odd Fellows are making
/ preparations 10 erect a $1,000 building
/ The structure will be double store build.
| ing, two stories high. The upstairs viii
/ lodge room and opera house. The WORK
/ of construction will be commenced az
soon as material and help can be pro
| cured.
EUSTIS-The city marshal is indus
/ triOusly hunting an individual who LEFT
| a horse tied TO a hitching post during tn,
/ severe storm last Saturday night without
1 protection OF any kind Several of tn,
prominent citizens are up in arms OVei
/ the affair. The marshal has taken pos
/ session Of the horse and Is holding Il
( until the owner returns, but up TO Mon
Z day night the animal had not beer
/ claimed.
PLATTsMoUTH - Burglars entered tn
y residence OF ID. o. Dwyer In this city las
/ night by prying open a WINDOW and enter
| money and departed without disturbing BIZ
ouiet slumbers. They also entered In,
bakery Of c. l.. Herger on Main street
Money was doubtless what they were after
but Mr.. Herger had taken that home witt
him after locking the store. The citizen
Z are reported 10 be investing m firearms
I for their own protection.