Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-18
News of NehrnnI.n.

LONG PINE-The first Shoshone excur-
sion train passed through here yesterday.
BEATRICE-The Topeka Giants and the
Beatrice ball team will play here Wednes-
day evening.
PLATTsMOUTH-A. L. Tidd w. S. soper
and Tom Walling departed today for a
weeks outing In Calgary. Canada.
PLATTSMOUTH-The fall wheat has all
been harvested and spring wheat is being
put in the shock this week by the farmers.
BEATRICE-Mrs. p. W. Corner was Sc
day She sustained an ugly scalp wound
and severe bruises about the body
BEATRICE-Mr. Phillip A. Brielmaier OF
this city were married at st. Joseph's
parish house Sunday afternoon.
BEATRICE-Mrs Mary j. Towers OF Wv
more was up before the Board of Insanity
Commissioners yesterday, but she was re-
leased because II was found she was not
a it subject for the asylum
FAIRMONT-Charles ELrss. whose home
was one mile southeast of town, died yes
terday Of heart failure, after an illness of
but folr days. He was as years OF age,
and leaves a wife and six children.
YORK-The outlook for the York Chau
tauqua meeting Is most encouraging. To-
day there are nearly 1000 season tickets
sold. The attractions booked this year for
the York Chautauquat are better than last
year.
LONG PINE-The Northwestern supertn-
tendent has decided to move the stock
yards across the Pine creek. just west of
the new bridge. A gang Of Italian laborers
has arrived and work of removing win
commence at once.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Catherine Morebesd
died yesterday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Walrod, aged 70 wears
Short services were held today at / o'clock,
after which the remains were taken 10
Byron. Neb.. for interment.
BEATRICE. V. Allen, who was in
jured in a runaway accident at Virginia a
and 1t is thought he will not recover he
has had several internal hemorrhages since
the accident.
BEATRICE-Charles Gamble died SIM
day afternoon at Hepperlen's hospital. aged
80 years He is survived by his mother
four. brothers and one sister Funeral
services were held today at 10 O'clock in
terment in the Beatrice cemetery.
BEATRICE-During thunderstorm at
Virginia a few days ago a boy named
Whitehead, who was working In a field near
still alive. The attending physician has
hopes for his ultimate recovery, although
his condition is critical.
HASTINGS. n. Clarke of the Hastings
Chautauqua ASSOCIATION has been definItely
notified by Senator LaFollette that he will
be- be here to speak on sunday afternoon at
spoken on the afternoon OF Saturday. July
a, but a change OF dates was necessary.
GRAND IsLAND-Lee Hun. manager OF
! the Nebraska Telephone company IN this
! city and district. has been promoted to the
position Of manager of the Lincoln ONCE
/ Mr. and Mrs. Hun leave many business ma
social friends in Grand Island n n 1 mo
4
yet known who will succeed to Mr.. Hun 5
/ position here.
LONG PINE-The heavy rain last night.
after long spell OF hot, sultry weather.
| put new life into the crops, benehting the
| small grain and especially benehting the
/ corn. The prospects this year point 70 one
Of the best crops OF corn this part OF the
! country has ever had, The small grain
will be rather late this year
! BEATRICE-Hugo ID. Schultz who re-
| Gently graduated from West Point yester-
| day received from Washington his commits
/ sion first lieutenant in the regular army
/ with orders to report for duty in the
/ Twenty-frst United States infantry, now
/ stationed at San Francisco. He will be
/ assigned 10 duty in the Philippines
! PLATTSMOUTH 90 Ex-County Attorney
Jesse l.. Root was made chairman OF the
meeting last evening and appointed County
/ Attorney RaWls, Judge Sullivan and A 4
Beeson a committee to secure music rent
the Parmele opera house and make ar
rangements for the republican county con-
Vention July "a. Special rates have been
secured over the Burlington and Missouri
FGeine and q special train viii be run ever