Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
News of Nebraska.

OSCEOLA-Fritz Rasmussen will aban-
don newspaper work for dentistry and
begins his studies this month.
TABLE ROCK-Congressma Ernest NJ.
Pollard is billed for speech in Table
Rock on Monday evening, next.
PERU-The stacks for the new library
building have arrived and in few days
the building will be ready for use.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mer registered
only 40 degrees above this morning and
In places light white frost was seen.
PLATTSMOUTH-Judg Travis united
in marriage Frank Bergman of Wabash
and Miss Henrietta L. Sorenson of Man
ley.
BEATRICE-The base ball season has
closed in Beatrice and Manager Bill VIII
son and other players on the team have
left the city.
BEATRICE-The work of charging and
improving the plant of the City Gas COM
pany began yesterday. The improvements
will cost about $4,000.
TABLE ROCK-Miss Leta Carmichael
past eighteen months. died yesterday at
the early age of 16 years.
BEATRICE-John circuit, the boy who
was arrested in this city for running away
Gus, was sent home yesterday.
BEATRICE-Two Beatrice residents
who carelessly enclosed written note
OF vioians reeen'y paid
OAKLAND-Nels Anderson has been
succeeded as water and light commits
sioner OF Oakland by Ed Johnson, who
entered upon his duties Monday morning.
EDGAR-C. ]. Smith died at hs home n
this city yesterday morning. He had not
been feeling well for month or more. hut
did not take his bed till a few days ago.
DAKOTA CITY-George W. McBeath
has disposed of his drug business in this
place to Lloyd Leslie of Fort Calhoun,
Neb.. who has taken possession of the
BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday that Fred H., the pacing horse
driven by. Fred Robare of this city, had
won the $500 purse at Newton, Kan, in
the 2:15 pace.
,b SEA .T1s e. zaS bet lIsl%sr Of
blind at Nebraska City She left yester-
| day to assume her new duties.
BEATRICE--Yesterday in the county
court was solemnized the marriage OF
| Krenger Of odelI, and Mr.. George Reed
and Miss Minnie L. Jewell of Wymore.
oAKLAND-Dr. w. r. oNeal. the vet
decided to move to Wayne. Neb. brs s
| Collins and Schaeffer will visit Oakland
one day each week for veterinary work.
LEIGH-The first frost of the season
fell here last night. although the freeze
was very light; no damage was done as
| corn is entirely out Of the way and prom
Uses to be the biggest yield EVER raised
here.
EDGAR-Orvie Johnston and Miss Bertha
voorhees, were married yesterday at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. ard Mrs.
4 c. A. Voorhees, of this city, by Rev l..
Z Humphrey, pastor OF the Presbyterian
| church OF this city.
| PLATTSMOUTH-The Harvest Horne
and Missionfest services will be held in
| the St Paufs Evangelical church next
| Sunday. Rev. +. j. Langhorse VIII be
assisted by a number of ministers from
Omaha and other towns
| PLATTSMOUTH-Tho Kempster,
the local Burlington storehouse keeper, is
| TO be transferred to Denver and w. A
| Swearengen, the local station agent for
the Missouri Pacific. is soon 10 be trans
| ferred to another point.
| EDGAR-Mr. Robert Mccain and Miss
Nettie Pell were united ir marriage last
| evening at the home of the bride SISTER,
| Mrs. George Smith of this city. Rev L.
Il. Humphrey, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, was the officiating Clergyman.
| TECUMSEH-A special election has
| been called in the village OF Crab Orchard
/ to vote on &4.400 bonding proposition
/ for a system of water works. The town
/ has recently experienced two very de-
structiye nres. The election will be held
! October 16.
| OAKLAND-In accordance with the
permanent sidewalk ordinance passed by
/ the city council some time ago. old wooden