Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22

both Grand Island and Kearney.
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News OF Nebraska.
BEATRICE-Mrs Paul Kopecky fell last
evening In the yard at her home, dislocat-
Ing her right arm at the elbow.
SHELBY Seven horses In one neighbor-
hood near Shelby died from blowing during
the excessive heat Of the last week.
BEATRICE-The southeastern Nebraska
Grand Army Of the Republic reunion
days session.
STELLAR. l.. Coe has bought the res
taurant business of Mrs. Raper on the
west side OF the street and will take
charge of the stand at once
PLATTSMoUTH-Last Sunday morning
Rev. J. u, Houlgate received fourteen per-
sons into full membership into the First
Methodist Episcopal church here.
Neutrality-suspicious. half a dozen mechan-
les are. here from Omaha installing the
ce PSGy IN an ns GSS S4Sss Of sas n
sTELLA-Mrs. ID. A. Shufelt died at her
late home. three miles southwest Of Stella,
yesterday eyenins. The funeral services
buried in Prospect cemetery.
BEATRICE-Frenk Theobald of Fillmore
f Teny n sss the when farm Of
seventy-slx dollars per acre. Four years
ago Mr.; Klein purchased the land for
PAPILL1oN-The sarpy county teach.
ers institute is in session all this week,
with an attendance OF ,seventysnve teach
ception and Thursday evening a lecture
by Rev. G. NJ. Gates Of Lincoln.
BEATR1CE-Nwor was received here
Wakeheid, father OF W. IL wskefeid OF
this city and a former resident of Omaha,
which occurred at st. Paul last week.
,HUMPHREY-Mis Minnie Wink of Cres-
ton. who has had serious attack OF
appendicitis, was operated on last evening
out on Special train, :sav:as Omaha at
1880 O'Clock. The operation is successful.
ANSLEY During the year ending June 80
Of mos ali az Which wSs ss Sos:
and cattle. During the same year the cash
receipts OF the burlington at Ansley. was
little town OF only 600 population.
HoWELLsss.-J Joseph skala died at 7:SO a.
M, August p, AGED % years, Mr.. Skala
and was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sksa, north of this place. They buried
their ether son less s than one week ago.
train. '+t5t
ST. PAUL,-An OF the outbuildlngs on
the farm Of Jacob G. johnson, three miles
by fire of unknown origin last Saturday
evening. Two or three thousand bushels
destroyed. The Joss will aggregate more
than two thousand dollars partially COW
cred by insurance.
gave a picnic yesterday which was one Of
the most successful events OF the season.
a i" ball game between Howens and al Leigh.
cellent turning by members Of the home
lodge and some of Schuyler. dance was
the amusement of the evening.
PLATTSMOUTH--Wh assisting in get
ting out some iron for the blacksmith shop
Brinkman was struck by an iron and Sc
verely injured. He was taken to the Of
es of Ps p Sa:b sn s cheek
closed with several stitches. He is re-
ported to be badly injured otherwise.
RUto-FTsd lehman OF Fargo, Ns6,
dealing for a boat of large dimensions to
be used in operating a boat line on The
outfit at work soon and give the matter
substantial test yet this season. II the
enlarged to suit any transportation do
mands. -e 80
BEATR1cE-Mrs. Justine Andreas was
aeaa peS h6e ve ms "
town, Sunday morning about $50 O'Clock
Death was caused by cerebral hemerrhage
time but her condition was not regarded
as such as to cause alarm. She was born
" Germany a. y,,l Il 1850 and located In ease
CoLUMBUs-Threshin is going on at
great rate and the wheat crop was ever
peter throushout the surrounding sSnn-
s wasst that ts are being tRre.hed are aysras-
nItyf uusHeis Ahc hhtSb "a
and he threshed for one man, who had
| forty-six acres and got 2lOo bushels. but
that amount is a common yield.
RULO-Miss Katie Nltzsche,. Nina Clea-
son and Hulda hoehler, while driving along
the road yesterday were upset ana badly
bruised and scratched from the effect of
and frightening the horse. Miss Gleason
was confined to her bed from the effects
of bruises and the shock. The buggy top
was badly broken. The boys will most
likely be arrested for bad conduct.
RULO-The holiness camp meeting that
has been in session mere for the last ten
days, closed at 10 a. m, last night. Re
lisious workers were present from near
and far some coming from Kansas, Mis-
SQUIRT and Mwa' Inc meetings were
marked with much interest and much
spiritual good was derived Large crowds
were present during the evening ana sun
day services. Ali are unanimous In the be-
lief that this. was the most beneficial camp
meeting that they ever were fortunate
enough to be enabled to attend
REATRICE--C. b. Adams, superintendent
of the gas plant at Lincoln In the capacity
Of consulting engineer, visited Beatrice
Yesterday and held a lengthy conference
with smith Brothers and H.. v. Riesen.
representatives of the bondholders OF the
civ Gas company, relative to reconstruct
ing the plant In beatrice; Mr.. Adams per-
sonaliy| examined the mains and plant, ana
their improvements. which Will cost prop
ably $1,000 will be made according 70 ms
Recommended lions, The work OF recon-
structing the plant will begin at once.
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