Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
New. Of Nebr,.Is,.

wednesday.
wYMoRE-The Methodists will soon have
bell in the tower Of their church The
Epworth league has taken charge Of rails
ing the funds.
WYMoRE-The Bell Telephone company
has cut over from the old switchboard
to the new. The new system is OF the cen
trail energy type.
ARLINGTON-Fred Brinlxman, proprietor
OF the Arlington brickyard, IL making large
additions TO his buildings The demand for
brick IL excellent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Norris drew
ing speech OF the campaign at the opera
house here laet evening.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mra L. ID. Bennett,
accompanied by her son-in-law, Ed. Manu-,
and his daughter have gone to f5ong
Beach Cal. TO reside
BEATRICE-Mrs George ArlSwright and
two children, Max and Victoria, departed
Saturday for England on an extended
visit to the formers old home.
WEST POINT-A marriage license has
been issued by County Judge Dewald TO
A. NJ. Hull and Miss Adelaide Deily. both
well known young people Of Wisner
DAVID CITY-District court for the No
VembeT term will be convened by Judge
Evans November y for the trial OF equity
matters, and the jury is called for Novem-
Der 10.
BEATRICE-The republicans held an en-
| thusiastic meeting last night at Union
hall addressed by H. e. Sackett, s. D.
Killen, Adam McMullen and other candi-
dates.
NORTH PI.ATTE-Seventeen passenger
trains were handled in the local yards
Wednesday evening and night these In
Guiding the trains from the west that were
snCWbOund.
WEST POINT-w. J. Bryan is billed to
! speak at West Point in the afternoon NJ
/ October 81 for one hour. Shallenberger
Judge Graves and others are to accompany
| Mr.. Bryan.
DAVID CTrY-Willam Butler. aged %
! years who has been making his home with
his son, Sherman, in Bone Creek, oied at
! the David City htspital and was buried at
| Edholm Friday.
| DAVID CITY-The supreme court has sf-
hrmed the ruling OF the district Of Butler
county granting Kones & Shull verdict
! Of 81 for an unlawful eviction from one OF
! LoCkners farms.
! COITMBUS-Hon F.. II. Abbott. editor OF
/ the new paper the Columbus Tribune was
7 at Lincoln this week attending meeting
! Of the regents Of the State university, OF
! which he is one.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hinshaw. who
! has been taking treatment at hospital
| IN INDIANA Tor the last rev weeks passed
| through the city last night en- route TO his
home at Fairbury.
| SUTHERLAND-The Sutherland State
bank is soon to build a new home 1t will
! be of brick and, aside from having all
reasonable modern convenlences, will be Of
attractive architecture.
ARLINGToN-G. NJ. Hitchcock. fusion
candidate for congress, and Clark o lianlon,
fusion candidate for county attorney will
look after their political fences In this part
Of the county Thursday.
| NORTH PLATTE-One Of the Denver
trains coming east Wednesday morning
ran into bunch Of cattle that had
drifted on the track east of Julesburg and
killed fifteen or sixteen.
MCOOL JUNCTION-The Blue Valley
Journal r. G, Gettehand publisher has has
weeks issue is really the FIRST issue since
the journal Office burned.
BEATRICE-A case OF diphtheria was
! reported at the home OF J. H. Penner, in
West Beatrice, yesterday. Only two new
cases have heen reported to the authori-
ties in the last three weeks.
BEATRICE--C. A. Lewis sale Of fancy
, PolanG-Chins hogs brought a large crowd
Of farmers to this city Saturday: Forty
Eve head sold at an average OF 50 A
6-mOn ths-old gilt brought Sl15.
PAPILLIoN-Judge Day came out yes
terday and held session of the district
court. He disposed OF all of the divorce
were all granted by default
ARLINGTON - Corn buskinG has been
stopped by the heavy rains, but win start
The apple crop is not all picked yet. Help
is scarce and high wages are offered
NORTH PLATTE-Thursday evening, at
the home OF the groom's mother, occurred
the wedding OF Louis C. Haaze and Miss
Esther Anderson of this city, Rev. Chap
man OF the Episcopal church officiating.
/ DAVID CITY-Father Higgins, who has
been taking Father Craber's place as pas
tor Of st. Marys church during the la {
three months, left Wednesday for Wymore
where he has been given a charge by the
bishop.
WEST POINT-Fritz Bohn and Miss
Mary Kaup were united In marriage in
Wednesday afternoon They will go to
housekeeping immediately ON the farm Of
the groom In Monterey township.
BEATRlCE-Ihe new engine at the
power house Of the Beatrice Electric COM
pany was installed yesterday. The new
sixty-cyclC generators were connected some
time ago. that the plant is now COM
pletely changed to the new frequency.
NORTH PLATTE-About forty telegraph
line repairers who had been making this
city their headquarters for several days
left for the east last night They had
been called here to repair the damage to
the telegraph lines resulting from the
storm.
ARLINGTON-The Northwestern railroad
has a large force u men busy building a
ments IN the local yard. Section men from
Kennard and Blair have been assisting In
putting IN new steel on the Omaha line in
NORTH PLATTE-Two civil engineers
OF Omaha We're in town YESTERDAY on busl-
ness connected with the Installation Of the
, steam plant at the shops. This plant Is
now about one year overdue, the under
ground pipes having been laid last fall
ana winter
COLUMBCS-Among the Columbus wo-
men that were in attendance at the Horse
show at Omaha this week wore: Miss
Florence Whitmoyer, Miss Peteet Martyr,
! Bruce Clarke, Mrs. Homer Robinson, Mrs.
r. H. Chambers.
BEAI lAff-M OTkinfn VINO are enEaReQ
ia sinking oil we'll here for the Beatrice
OIL and Gas company have reached depth
Of about 100 feet. They drilled through
eight feet OF rock yesterday. rhe work
, is i'm charge of J. y. Meupiu, prospector
from Boulder Colo.
DAVID CITN-The county board has en-
ployed AttuTntys +. G. StrCde Of Lincoln
. and \. $. Hastings Of this city To ass 81
the county attorney In defending the ella M
presented by Colfaz county for Sn,U4L9a
for bridging the Platte river. The claim will
be fought to "A finish
FREMONT-Judge Hollenbeck called the
docket Of the district court Saturday fOI
the purpose OF setting cases for trial. The
J next term cOnvenes November II. Only
eight cases were set down and of these
probably Ouly three will be tried. There
arc no criminal cases.
: PLATTSMOCTH-Whi John Beigh.
mann. a well-to-do Cass county farmer
r was loading apples from a wagon into
car he slipped and fell. one wrist was
broken and the other spTained and mis-
head badly bruised, which VIII Conhne
him TO the house for some time.
! WEST POINT-Albert Bernasek one 81
the best known young men OF Cleveland
township, died Thursday. aged ~ years
: The cause 81 death was a complication ~
o native OF Bohemia. coming 10 this cOuP'
, ! when quite young with his parents. Funera
services were held at the home. Rev. L. L