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

sEWARD-The city electric light plants
net profit this year was $S,11406
sEw.ARD-The grand jury is in session
and witnesses from Utica and Milford and
Beaver Crossing are being examined.
SEWARD-The annual meeting of the
German Farmers Mutual Insurance com
pany will meet in Seward Saturday.
June. 2
sEwARD-Frank Woods, the Seward
newsdealer, was struck in the eye by a
base ball Tuesday and sustained severe
injuries.
BEATRICE-Judge NJ. B. Davis Of this
city has been engaged to deliver the adj
dress for the veterans of Blue Springs
on Memorial day.
high school and most Of the eighth grade
took sneak and spent the day in the
woods" on Turkey creek.
SEWARD-The Blue river is running
within less than q foot of as high as the
dam. In N precinct 1t is out Of its banks
and quarter of a mile wide.
BROKEN BoW-while playing with
schoolmates this morning little daughter
Of former Senator Currie slipped and fell
in an open ditch. seriously injuring herself.
TABLE ROCK-George II. Pelton. who
here, on the Rock Island, died at his homo
trouble
SEWARD-Mr. and Mrs Carl Wullen-
waber have issued invitations for their
golden wedding anniversary, which they
Will celebrate at their home next Thurs
day, May TO-
SEWARD-The Seward cornet band will
give dance at the opera house next
"wednesday TO raise funds with which to
buy uniforms. Open air concerts COM
mence next Saturday.
AUBURN-The cornerstone Of the new
Presbyterian church will be laid Wednes-
DAY, May at p. m; Rev. John T. Baird.
ID. D., of Plattsmouth will be present and
take part in the services.
| YORK-Delia Rockwell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Rockwell, farmer living
near Bradshaw, and win Lynn, jr.. two
Of York county's most popular young peo-
| pie were united in marriage.
| SCHUYLER-Mrs Katherine Have died
| at her home i'm this city last night. Mrs.
| with dropsy. which caused her death. The
funeral will be held Sunday.
! ARBORVILLE-At the Congregational
county, Henry woeful Of this place and
| Miss Choellia Doremus were united in
marriage by Rev d. L. French.
HUMBoLDT-Charles Heer OF Table
Rock and Miss Myrtle Parker of this city
were married yesterday by the county
! judge, and will make their home on a
farm near the first named town.
SCHUYLER-Word was received here
| Thursday that Hugh Mckay, jr., had died
| at his home in De Beque, Colo. Mr., Nc
! Kay was well known here, having moved
| to Colorado from here about seven years
ago.
SEWARD - Adjutant General Culver
| finds 1t necessary to muster out Troop A
|
! in the county. He has issued orders for
| the return Of all property belonging to the
| troop.
| DSHAW-Members Of Grace chapel
| OF ArborVille township, when they gath
! cred for Service, brought fifty dozen eggs
| and packed them in cases, which then
! minister took with him to the Methodist
1 hospital at Omaha.
| COLUMBUS-H. A. Rodehorst will start
| next Monday for Germany. He goes in the
interests of the Deerng Harvester com.
,pany and will not only represent that COM
| pany throughout Germany, but Will also
! represent il in the Argentine republic.
SCHUYLER-The large tabernacle to b.
| used for revival services is under cOnstruc
! ton and will be finished soon. The meet
ings will commence May 70 and continue
for about six weeks. The money raised wal
| subscribed by the churches of the city.
! BEATRICE-Thieves last night raidet
/ the premises OF A. T. Tart and carried
| away about eighty pigeons of the Homer
variety. Mr.. Tart has more than 200 o.
these birds and he regrets very much 4
lose any OF them. The thieves have no
yet been apprehended.
BEATRICE-Corn planting IN this vicin
ity IL in full blast and II the weather re
mains favorable many farmers will hnisl
planting next week. The recent rains hav
put the ground In excellent condition 70
growing crops and winter wheat 10 ok
much better than II did week ago. Tn
movement OF corn to the local market
during the last few weeks has been yer,
light, and II Is estimated that nearly one