Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-28

ing to adjust It his left hand was cauehI
in the wheels, which tore the emo Oh NE
forehnger and the t smitb dressed es the
mashed. DIR. ii. u SHh'"
BEATRICE-The Forester team Of Camp
go. Modern Woodmen OF Al Amea anS MIS- rs
John Schank, jr., who were. married IRE. ,ys,t Sh
terday afternoon. and presented them wi WIN
y beautiful rocking chair as snBnt TOKEN
Of esteem.1 Mr. sohank is an old member OF
BEATRIcE-Yesterday afternoon, at the
German Lutheran church Re eva e., roe ~ Mr.
John Schank, jr., to Miss Tillie LEM, 6otn
Of this city The event was celebrated sa at
the brides home in Glenover with an eldp-
crate supper and dance. About 200 guests
were in attendance,
WOOD RIVER-Frank West Of this place
arrived home this morning from Belgium
with twelve head OF stations, which he pur-
chased in that country. They are all young
animals. ranging about and 8 years IN
thew are the finest bunch of animals ever
brought to this country.
WOOD RIvER-Democratic politics s,,s are
ofhces are lining up. 1t is stated that w;
II. Thompson is casting his eyes toward
the United States senatorship. F. T. Ash
ton OF Grand Island is mentioned for state
senator. Leo Cleary of Grand Island Is
out for county attorney.
ARBORVILLE-The barn and contents of
George w. Dorsey, at Marquette, was
struck by lightning and burned. This Is
the second barn OF Mr.. Dorseys struck ana
burned in the last year, making a heavy
loss and without insurance. Mr.. Echarts
fine residence, west of this city, was also
struck and badly wrecked.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dur a heavy cleo
trical storm a shed of John Loyds resid-
ing southwest of Plattsmouth, was struck
by ghn9g snd ten nesG n OF ms ms bs ne %s
struck by lightning and the structure was
consumed by fire with a number OF horses
and a large quantity of grain.
series hrisy local thun-
derstorms visited various parts Of the
county during the last twenty-four hours,
particularly the east side, but no rain fell
at this point At Gushing the precipitation
measured one inch. Hail, which in some
places was quite destructive, fell over a
large portion Of Spring Creek precinct last
night
AINsWORTH-whil William Leese
south OF town, was trying to drive an UNI
vantage of him and were running in a DIR
| Gle. His wife, being plucky woman,
dashed in front Of them and caught them
| by the brides and in so doing broke her
| coil" hone. DR.. G. o. Kenny dressed the
wound.
Cl..GMBUs-Quite a number Of the Ma
| sonic fraternity of Columbus went to Grand
! Island on Thursday TO attend the funeral
| OF their late brother, Robert F. Conn, the
ppase b RSpSGtor ri Sh ai rsG Ro
| North Platte. Mr.. Conn's home was here
ana it was thought at first that the body
/ would be brought here for tnterment, but
| the plans were changed, he having lived
| at Grand Island. Rev. L. r. DeWolf
/ went TO Grand Island TO officiate at the
funeral
| LEXINGTON - The cornerstone of the
I new Presbyterian church OF this city was
/ laid Thursday afternoon, with appropriate
ceremonies, in the presence OF large con-
! course of citizens After Introductory re-
! marks by the pastor, Rev, George Frank
/ lin Williams, and prayer by Rev. G.. f..
] Irites of the Methodist Episcopal church,
a historical paper was read by f. 3, Marsh.
| the oldest elder of the church. This was
/ follovyed Y address, nv I w EIill
/ pastor of the church from 1891 TO 1901, en-
/ titled, Early Trials and Triumphs." Mes
| danes c. S. Bassett and Henry Wells gave
sketches OF early history OF the women's
/ organizations.