Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26


Bow this afternoon with his two prisoners
and placed them IN the county jan
News Of Nebraska.
BEArRiCEs-A heavy rain visited this
section SUNDAY. A drop en- the tenipera-
ture followed the rainfall
BEATRICE-A small blaze started va the
postoflce near the general delivery window,
put the flames were subdued before any
damage resulted
sCHUTLER--The new public drinking
fountain has arrived and viii be placed
on the corner Of the First National bank
on Main street.
PIsATTsMOuTH--A monument weighine
grave Of the late James Allison. few
miles south OF Piattsmouth.
sCHUYLER-T Standard oil company
has decided 70 make SCHUYLER = distrbu-
ting point Of oil and gasoline and will place
tanks for the purpose east Of the city,
PLATTSMOUTH-Jo Joseph II. Maravel and
Mrs. Lena L. Kruger, both from Omaha
and aged 80 years, were. united IN marriage
In this city Saturday by Judge NJ Archer
PLATTsMOUTIh- sherim Quinton took
insane IN isneoln ss,ur as as wbsps l Ss w
receive treatment under the dipsomaniac
PLATTsMoUrH-The Presbyterian choir
save 2 farewell reception TO Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. w. Twitchell, who are soon to leave
Plattsmouth to make their future home In
Seattle, Wash.
Springs and Grace Clark were married at
the residence OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William CLARK. They win reside
IN Hay Springs.
BEATRICE-Afiss MadEeline Wilson left
Sunday for Omaha TO take a position. She
was was given farewell reception by her
beautiful jewel cRse.f
BEATRICE--The new bank building at
Lenham has been completed The bank
VIII o2en for business in n few days and
k4- mo
OF Lanham and Beatrice.
PIsATTSMOUTH-Th slush ice running
IN the Platte and Missouri rivers has put
the ferryboats out Of business. The boys
report good skating on the lakes the Ice
being about four inches thick.
BEATRICE-Euge Stevens has pur-
Joseph Long, which Il situated about
mile northwest of Beatrice. He expects
70 engage IN the fruit growing business in
the spring.
sCHUYLER-oph chapter No. 50. Ma
sonic, elected officers for the ensuing term
as follows; II; Weetveer, excellent high
priest H. g Wright king. q. II, Wells,
scribe; ]. G. Pence, treasurer, and William
Rathsack, secretary
BEArRICE--It Is reported here that the
mon Pacific may put on motor car to
run between Beatrice and Marysville. Kan.
BEATRICE-The canvassing board met
Saturday and decided a number OF tie
votes for township officers
WEST POINT-Fred Sorl lately In the
pany at West Point, has been placed in
eharge OF the business Of that corporation
~ Fairfax, 8. D., and has left 10 assume
the duties OF the position
BEATRtCE-C. +. Eble, who has been
assistant manager of the FairmOnt Cream
cry eompany's plant at Fsirbury, visited
MS family here for few days and left
Sunday for Omaha to accept a similar
position with the company.
WEST POINTING marriage of DIR. j. H
Fobkin, formerly OF West Point and now
n n Hts-
same Chace took place at ST. Johns Col
legiate church, I'm Omaha, last week. The
couple viii make their home at Lindsay.
PLATTSMOUTH-In the First Methodist
Episcopal church In this city Sunday even
ing Rev. A.. L. link addressed a union
ne on me young peoples societies OF
in Plattsmouth"
SCHUYLER Frank washburn. a farmer
huskers in the North Platte country. The
machine will husk twelve acres day and
s ~ aIaWn oy -FOUR horses. Tho corn Is
cropped IN a wagon run Independently
alongside the machine.
.LINDSAY-WorlS on the new electric light
plant plan IL progressing rapidly and the en-
OF the week and the wiring will also DO
completed by that time Manager Van
aekeren expects 70 have everything in rum
ming order by December L.;
LIND9AY-The. new Catholic school.
erected IN Lindsay will be dedicated with
apptepriate services "Wednesday. November
VIII deliver an English and German sermon
This IL one of the finest parochial schools
IN the state and will cost, when completed,
sCHUYLER-Stan Kovar. the g-vear
old son Of Ed Kovar OF this city, passed
away late Saturday night from the effects
Monday This Is the, third death In the
last three days for Schuyler and the third
d "a Al, case Of diphtheria; All other cases
Observation-Disclosures council No i12s
knights OF Columbus win Initiate second
class In this city Sunday, December Isl
VISITING knights are expected from Omaha,
Sioux City. O'Eeill Lead, s. D., and an.
lance. Rev. Father Barry, pastor OF ST
Patrieks church OF this place will extend
dress.
WEST PoINr-Airs. Gertrude Lime
mann. young widow. was taken before
and adjudsed insane ana taken az iI bv tbs
sherin and Mrs, Malchow TO Norfolk on
FRIDAY; Her insanity developed gradually
three years ago. She has a number OF small
children dependent upon her.
SCdUYLER-The city Board OF Health.
Police Fulmer and City Physician DR. n
HiBginss has taken the quarantine of all
public places, as no new cases OF diph-
The four cases which are sun guaranteed
are reported to be getting along inc and
uc Oul IN \ Jew 0ayE. Pubic SCHOOLS
Will be open Monday
BEATRfCE-Dcput State superintendent
Bishop has organized boys agricultural
club aud girls domestic science club
here. The boys elected these Officers:
Eugene Lewis president; Ambrose Reader,
vice presidents Warren Swark, secretary;
Arthur Hess, treasurer The girls elected
oificers as follows; Alta Sparks, president;
Hazel Bureham, vice president; Flossie
Gordon, secretary; Alecia Shaw, treasurer
These clubs will work in conjunction with
the state association.
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