Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-05

? PLATTSMOUrIJ-The Plattsmouth pub
lie library has just added about 100 new vol
umes.
RDATRICE-The new bridge over the
Blue at Barncston il completed and has
been opened for traffic
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr Schildknecht is re-
corted to be confined to his home in this
city with bronchial trouble.
BEATRlCE-WstlNins a. Duncan, one Of
the oldest grocery firms in this city, will
dissolve partnership April l.
COOK-Over twenty cars of live stock
have been shipped from this point within
the last two weeks, besides many carloads
~ grain and flour.
TECUMSEH-The University of Nebraska
Glee and Mandolin clubs were greeted with
a good house here Saturday evening. \
splendid concert was given.
May Mapes both OF Table Rock, were
church. Rev. ], b. Murphy officiated.
PLATTSMOUTH-Rev Guy w. Wads-
lege, delivered two most excellent dis
courses In the First Presbyterian church in
this city Sunday.
BEATRICE-Albert Jones and Miss
county court Judge Bourne officiating
They are residents of Beatrice and Will
make their home here.
COOK - The members of the Christian
church of this place have purchased a fine
Dia. for use In their services. They Will
ais. NJ IN baptistry and otherwise inn
prove their property.
BEATRICE-The Misses Starn enter
tanned "A company of friends Saturday night
in honor OF their guests. Misses Lee, Tee
ters and Frye. students of the State uni
vsrsity, who are visiting In the city.
BEATRlCE-W. H. Otto has been
awarded the contract for carrying the malls
for the next four years. Frank Davis has
had the contract for the last eight years.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mr and Mrs. Joe Sed-
iacek accompanied the body OF their young
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this city Saturday. The funeral services
were held in the Bohemian Roman Catholic
church Sunday.
PLATTSMOUTH-.In the case of Charles
:. Johnson against the Bankers Union of
the World. fraternal insurance company,
County Judge Travis gave the plaintiff a
pealed TO the district court.
turday being the birthday
anniversary Of ". II. Patmore. district
pany mere, the young women employed in
the Offices at this point. presented him with
beautiful gold fountain pen.
BEATRICE-Mrs. w h. Calvert an old
resident of Beatrice, died Sunday morning
N her home I'm West Beatrice, after an III
ness of about year, She was IS years OF
age and Is survived by her husband and a
family of ave children, all grown.
BEATRICE-Mrs. William Schlake. whose
daug Inter died few days ago from diph-
disease. Her little son, who was taken
down about the time his sister q. assed
away. Is recovering from the disease.
TABLE ROCK-Iouis J. Findeis who
hives on a farm In the vicinity of Burchard
and Miss Lottie j. Fielder, daughter of
Joseph Fielder, three miles south of town,
drove TO Pawnee City recently and were
married They will make their homo on a
farm near Burchard.
HCMBOLDT-Roy Thornburg and Miss
Maud Moore We're married at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Cass
Moore OF Salem, by Rev. Mr. Gardner OF
Nerdon. In the presence OF some seventy
five relatives and friends. They expect to
reside on farm near Salem.
BEATRlCE-AbOut thirty high school
| boys. with several members OF the faculty,
| In order 10 help complete the new building
| OF the Young Mems Christian associat ton,
donaetd their services Saturday Through
out the day their hammers were kept busy
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| those I'm charge.
HUMBOLDT-The Speiser Rural Tels-
phone company held its annual election at
the Uhri school house, south of this city
/ were elected: c. IiOnberger, president X.
r Conrad, secretary: Simon Huffman 4,
/ G. Luginblll I'D Uhri, Arnold Shuetz and
| John H. Hunzeker, directors.
| BEATRICE George A. Lee. ore OF the
| instructors in the high school Is planning
| TO leave Beatrice 20 go To work for a pub,
| fishing house at ST Paul. and las asked
! the Board OF Education TO release him from
This contract In case vacancy Is de-
clared Mr.. Fleming OF Ashland will prob
| ably be named as MT. Lees successor.
hI-AIR-A few niEhts sso some unknown