Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

with apples 50 that they have to be
propped up to keep them from breaking
down.
DAVID CITY-George L. Sheldon. candi-
date for governor on the republican ticket,
is billed to speak I'm the opera house Tues
day afternoon, October 2.
PLATTSMOUTH-R A. Clanahan and
Miss Margaret Warren went to Omaha and
were united In marriage, The bride is a
daughter Of Mrs. r. ID. Blunt.
BEATRICE-Samples of corn from the
field of William Dobbs. southeast of this
city, were shown yesterday. The grain is
we'll matured and ready to gather.
WEST POINT-County Judge Dewald has
granted a marriage license to Theodore
Witt and Miss Marie Holm. Both are well
known residents of Bancroft precinct.
YORK-George G. Dunno has sold his
interests in Hastings and leased the York
Weekly Times from 7. +. Sedgewick. MIR.
Dunno is an experienced newspaper man.
oSCEOLA-J. ]. Thomas, democratic
candidate for state senator from the
Eighteenth district, will speak this after
noon at the opera house and this evening
at Shelby.
COLUMBUS-Platte county had a new
county judge last week in the person of
Justice William O'Brien. Judge RaIter-
man was taking a little vacation for rest
and refreshment.
WEST PoINT-Carl Ralph one of the
leading rural school teachers of Cunning
Dental college. Omaha. this week for a
three years course.
BEATRICE-Two boys, John Whitcomb
and Richard Hunting, were fined 81 and
costs each in police court for assauiting a
man named Charles Schlake. The case was
appealed TO the district court
BhATRICE-The beatrice Woman Chris
tan Temperance Union VIII give reception
70 the retiring state president, Mrs. o. N.
Wheeiock, at the home OF Mrs. +. o. Kret-
singer, on Monday, october l.
BEATRICE-Miss Casa Holmes, an in
mate of the Institution, died yesterday in
an epileptic Mt. She was eighteen years
of age. The remains were taken TO FIRE.
mont last evening for interment.
BEATRICE-Jack Burton, a Union Pacific
conductor with run between Beatrice and
Manhattan, Kan. had his foot crushed at
Marysville. Kan. while assisting in I'M
loading some steel bridge beams
YORK-undertaker King has purchased
the Con Morrison coal yard property and
will tear down the buildings and erect a
barn. Many residents are objecting 10 a
livery barn being built in the locality.
WEST POINT-Schinstock Bros, noted
horse breeders Of West Point suffered a
serious loss in the death Of their best slal-
lion from an attack of Inflammation of The
bowels. The animal cost the firm s., 500
BEATRICE-The city council held a spe-
bids for work on the new sewers because
they were too high. The city clerk was
instructed to readvertise for other bids
CLAY CENTER-Enos Cowen. deputy
county treasurer, and wife were thrown
from a buggy while returning from the fair
grounds and received serious injulie The
horse took fright at something and became
unmanageable.
FREMONr-The orthodox Jewish people
celebrated the holiday of Yom kippur to-
day by fasting and holding services morn
ing, afternoon and evening, with Rabbi
GrOssman of Omaha I'm charge. About fifty
people attended
PLATTSMOUTH-W A. Swearengen. the
local agent for the Missouri Pacific, has
received word that he will be transferred
20 Omaha and become chief clerk for
NJ. LOTUS, the local freight agent there.
probably next week
COLUMBUS-The damage suit by Patrick
Murray started In his lifetime against the
Union Pacific, has just been decided In
favor OF the plaintiff In had been IN court
l for = long time and went up 10 the supreme