Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-26
News of Nebraska.


PLATTSMOUTH-The city council granted
eight saloon licenses and two druggists
permits.
TEKAMAH-A dust storm ragged here all
day yesterday and the thermometer stood
at 80 most of the afternoon.
TTSMoUTH-Thomas. son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Brendell, and Miss Della Newman of
Murray were married in Omaha.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Military band
gave concert at the Paddock last night.
1t was the musical event of the season.
MINDEN-Theodore Olsen. Danish vice
consul at Omaha, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday on business connected with his
ONCE.
BEATRICE Miss Jeanette Hummer
was severely brushed about the body yes
terday by falling down stairs at the home
OF Mrs. c. A. Gardner.
BEATRICE-Two coach loads of Russians
passed through the city yesterday over the
Union Pacific route for Kansas to work
in the sugar beet fields
MINDEN-Shaul & Assenmacher. who
have the contract for building the new
court house, have arrived and will COM
mence on the building at once.
TEKAMAH-The carload of provisions
consisted mostly of potatoes, -four and corn,
Tor the San Francisco sufferers.
GRETNA-The statement that Langdon
Bros. Of this city had commenced suit to
contest the title of John McCarty to land
along the Missouri river is declared by
them to be erroneous.
COZAD-A carload of -four was shipped
from here today TO San Francisco for the
relief of sufferers. The amount necessary
| for purchase of same was contributed by
citizens of CoZad and vicinity.
| TEKAMAH-Miss Grace Berry was
| thrown from her buggy while out riding
| yesterday and sustained a sprained wrist
| The horse got frightened and backed the
| buggy over high embankment.
| BEATRICE - Mr.. Edward Heckathorne
/ and Miss Pearl Diddo. both of this city
were married in Lincoln yesterday. The
| young couple arrived in the city last even
! ing, where they will make their home.
! AINSWORTH = District court convened
here at 10 o'clock today with Judge ]. ].
! so light that court adjourned sine die in
| time to go TO dinner before II o'clock
! BBATRICE-While cleaning a revolver
Harry Druery of Crab Orchard, who has
| been visiting In the city for the last few
| days, received a wound in his left hand by
the accidental discharge OF the weapon,
| ALBION-At the Catholic church this
morning Thomas A. Thompson and Mary
| V. O'Neill were married Mr.. Thompson Is
and his bride is the daughter of John
O'Neill.
PLATTsMoUTH-Joh HIATT and Miss
Della Newman Of this city were married
In Hastings yesterday, after the judge had
| talked with the boys father over the tele-
phone, although John had written per-
NIT signed by his father.
BEATRICE-Mrs F. r. Joy. a pioneer
| resident of Gage county, died at her home
| in this city yesterday morning at an adj
vanced age. Her husband preceded her
| children, two sons and a daughter.
PLATTSMOUTH-Miss Stella Boyd. aged
% years, died at her home in this city today
after a few days illness. She was born
and grew to womanhood in this city. The
funeral will be held In the Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Il COLUMBUS-There passed away at St
Marys hospital in this city Miss Emily
Ragats, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ragats. The young lady had been com
paratively well until about a week ago
when she was taken with appendicitis.
BEATRICE - Yesterday morning Judge
spafford ofnciated at the marriage OF Mr.
sas, and Miss Della Burks Of this city. The
, bride and groom left on an afternoon train
for their home in the Sunfower state.
!, SCHUYLER-The merchants interested II
: Tuesday evening and decided to send At
torney Wertz TO Lincoln TO make plea
before the supreme court and try and ge
the decision Of Judge Sullivan reversed,
YORK-P. J. Ruch is one OF the latest t;
. announce his candidacy for the state legis
lature. Mr. Ruch for several years wal
county supervisor and Is one of the pioneer
farmers OF Arborville township, where HI
has served in many offices and given entire
satisfaction.
! HUMBOLDT-O. A Cooper of this cit,
| has received from his daughter Miss Eva
bound for the Philippines, letter writer
just prior to her departure by sJeame
from san Francisco on the 14th inst. ant
, IL is felt certain that she escaped tnJur!
from the earthquake.
bEAl DAtMdIlt NGleIiudt.
, surgeon of this city, yesterday lost a val
liable horse from strychnine poisoning
: IL was discovered that someone had place
the poison in the feed box in the animal
stall. The matter will be thoroughly In
vestigated by the authorities.
BEATRICE-The Baptist church peopl
yesterday disposed OF their church propert
on East Grant street and purchased tn
residence property OF Kirkland Barkhursl
Sixth and Elk streets. The church will b
| removed 10 the new site in a short tim
and will be enlarged and otherwise I'm
proved.
ALBION-M. b. Thompson. president @
the Albion National bank who has bee
confined to his bed for more than a mont
on account Of paralysis. started this morn
ing for Indiana. the home OF his relatives
A sleeping car was chartered and Mi
Thompson will be taken the entire journe
without change OF cars.
YORK-Benedict. Neb., the FIRST tow
north, hlled one-haf car with -four pota
toes and provisions and today the car
In York and being filled by the York com
mittee with dry goods, clothing, groceries
potatoes and drugs. The car is on tn
Burlington track and Will he sent owe
the Burlington railroad TO San francisco
BEATRICE-Yesterday the Beatrice Eleo
tric company received from Schenectady
n. Y. two generators Of modern msnufaC