Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-11

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! P1sATTsMoUTH-The report Of city
! Treasurer Clement showed a cash balance
on hand of s13.17S13
! PLATTSMOUTH - Mefc,iry registered
/ twenty-three above this morning, which
caused the first hard freeze.
! YORK-Willism Clithsro. formerly or
OF Richard OBJ oppfeit. Mr.. oppfeit @ and ram Gre
/ ily Will leave for California. returning in
/ the spring.
4 robe belonging TO p. r. khlquist was stolen
while he stepped into a grocery store for
a rev moments
! PL-ATTsMoUTH-wiIi Rothman has
| gone TO st. Joseph hospital in Omaha for
| treatment While out hunting some time
since ne accidentally put load OF shot
! CoLUMBUs-A. c. Scott and Miss Rose
| gregory were married al Council Bluns,
Ia. on last Saturday. They are residents
/ after the honeymoon
| BEATRICE-At meeting OF Nina Re
bekah lodge No. llS last evening it was
belSsh lodge No. g. The consolidation will
take place in a few days.
| TECUMsEH-United States Senator
| Elmer ]. Burkett will speak in Tecumseh
Tuesday evening, October l6. The senator
Is great favorite in johnson county and
Will be accorded a large audience.
| BEATRICE-The city council met in
| regular session last evening. A proposition
| from b. f. McNew of Fairbury to estab-
| llsh a broom factory in the old water
| file
BEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late Mrs. George Palmer were held yes
Herbert Palmer conddtsd nd Iroin by Shg Rs1 nome O.
cemetery.
BEATRICE-Mrs Elizabeth stobbe died
OF stomach trouble. She was born in West
| Prussia in 1S49 and had lived in Gage
county co. for many years. She Is survived
and two daughters
ECUMsEH-Thousands Of bushels of
good apples are going to waste in the
ket for the fruit For cider purposes only
% % cents per 100 pounds is paid for the APP
pies but the orchardists VIII not pick them
and deliver them for that amount
! BEATRICE-The derrick part OF the ma
| chinery to be used by MIR. Maupin in
prospecting for oil arrived in the city last
evening from the south. The machinery
viii be placed in position at once on the
Farlow farm. south of the city, and as
soon as the casing arrives active operations
will begin.
| BEATRICE-Walace Robertson Of the
Beatrice National bank and Miss Eliza
beth Cleland, at one time a teacher in the
city schools here, were married today at
| the brides home at Beaver Falls Pa
After brief wedding trip through the
east MT and Mrs. Robertson will locate
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| BEATRICE-Farmers east Of the city
are improving the roads by the use of the
King drag; Many farmers throughout
Gage county are gradually getting the
habit OF improving the highways, and II
viii not be a great while before the roads
leading ling, to Beatrice will be as good as can
BEATRICE-The plant of the Beatrice
and Cold Storage company had close call
from destruction by fire Yesterday. Fire
started in the large coal bin just north
Of the plant. but by the hardest kind Of
work the coal was removed and the. flames
| is supposed to have caused the blaze.
! WEST POINT-The criminal who as
! saulted the I-year-old daughter of John
onkel farmer near Beemer. has NOT yet
made by the sheriff and local offcers
throughout the county but the suspected
is tn D be beoUsF0F Us o h. Rs &
! YORK-Mr, and Mrs. James G. Trainor
and son. Miss. Francis Drake, and Mr.
Henry Henry Cunningham iRsi all Of Chicago arrived
some very interesting experiences in the
500 miles traversed. They are visiting
Mr.; and Mrs. S. f. Mansfield of this city
and will return to Chicago In the auto
mobile.
| ALBION-Judge Hanna reconvened the
district court this morning and the first
! case for the jury is Jensen & Swan
| against the Palentine Insurance COM
pany The company is defending on the
| ground that the plaintiff did not comply
4 books and invoice in an iron safe The
case promises to be hotly contested
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FREMoNT-The burlington has its pas
i senger depot under roof and work of fin-
ishing the inside IL progressing repidly
| The building is somewhat of a disappoint-
ment in regard TO size, but is a well built
| and convenient one. Mail service, 1t IL
expected. will be installed on the new line
month. The road is doing a good freiI,h
! business, especially in grain.
CoLUMBUs-The Columbus National
bank is pretty well satisfied with the YER
dict rendered by Judge Holmes of Lincoln
the other day in the case OF the Columbus
National bank against the State OF Ne
note 1t bought against the late Warwick
Saunders It amounted to a7S16 when
sued The bank got Judgment for s45i.57,
the principal interest and costs.
SIDNEY-The st. George Cattle company
here today Major G; F: Lutin and w; c;
head OF cattle from this company all to
be delivered by October 20 The price is
no not oos statTa Th,s but i Is somewhere around
Levy Of Omaha is vice president Of the
st. George Cattle company.
4 WEST POINT-Hans johnson, a well
Known farmer OF Bancroft precinct, sold
on his entire stock last spring and re-
Ing to remain In that country for the rest
of his life Last week, however his old
neishbors were surprised to see him return
with his family. He declares that he will
never leave Nebraska again, that it is the
best country on earth for him and he is
exceedingly glad to get back again
PLATTSMoUTH-rhe funeral services
OF the late Attorney A. ]. Graves in the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city
this afternoon by Rev. J. e. Houlgate as
sisted by Rev. A. L. link, pastor of the
Christian church. was largely attended
Interment was In Oak Hill cemetery. A
wife and six children survive him. The
deceased was a member of the Methods,
Episcopal church and also the Ancient Or.
der OF United Workmen lodge and this
Loyal Mystic Legion and was highly es.
teemed by all who knew him.
FREMONT-The Northwestern Railroad
company filed its petition in the county
court yesterday to condemn for right-of
way purposes the property lying between
| First street east TO Union. Most OF this
property is owned by Mrs. Nancy Turner
and includes her dwelling house, which Is
one of the oldest Of the larger and more
pretentious residences in the city. just
what improvements the company has IN
contemplation is not given out, but II Il
thought that new freight depot, directly
north OF the present one, and more side
| tracks will be built