Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-05

KENNARD--The Blaes sale was well at
tended. The handsome sum OF Nl,l69 was
realized from everything sold.
BEATRICE-H. b. Cue OF this city. who
was seriously injured near David City by
being thrown out OF a wagon, Is recovering.
DAVID CITY-The farmers are busy In
this locality husking their corn, which
is going from thirty-fve to fifty bushels
per acre.
YoRK-Mr. and Mrs. Hart are both sick
at lie Grande hotel. Mr.. Hart is a travelling
salesman and had an attack of appendi-
citis when he arrived at York
DAVID CITY-W c, McGavock Of
Springfield, ILL., was in this city this week
cattle sale In this city in December.
BEATRICE-P. T. Lewellen Of Filley, one
of the first men TO engage in business IN
that town. has sold his grocery store to G,
3. Taylor of Filley and c. V. Clark 'of
Vesta.
KENNARD-Nels S. Anderson returned
/ from an extended trip across the Atlantic,
with relatives and od-time friends in
Sweden.
TABLE RoCK-wOrd arrived here
| Thursday of the death of John Fellers, who
was born and raised in this vicinity, at his
/ home near Jameson, Wash, on Monday OF
/ last week.
to a close and is mighty hot just at present,
especially on senator and representatives,
with prospects for the republicans Of Butler
/ SCHUYLER-The weather for the last
! week has been on the cloudy order and
started in to drizzle last night and ended
! up in fine shower of rain, making another
: great help to the winter wheat
| COLUMBUS - The Karr-Nichols brick
yard has shut down until spring. Il has
! nodded 2,500O00 brick this season ana has
disposed of all OF them except about 5000
! and they will be gone before spring.
DAVID CITY-The David City High
school basket ball team went. to York Fri
day evening and was defeated by the York
High school by a score of d to o. The
York girls were a little bit too much for
our girls.
DAVID CITY-R. L. Latimer was APP
pointed chief of police and c. T. Cross
night police. by Mayor j: G.. Ross. on
wednesday of this week to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Ed Kirby
and G. X. Davis.
| TABLE ROCK-Mrs Frank Brown whose
husband was killed in the Swift yards al
St Joseph. Mo-, by b. & M. train some
months since, and who recently brought
suit against the company was at st. JOSEPH
last week attending the trial.
BEATRICE-E. ]. Stall of Omaha is visit
ing in the city with his parents. He has
resigned his position I'm the Offices Of the
baltimore & Ohio railroad and has taker
the position of contracting agent for the
Lackawanna Fast Freight line
SCHUYLER-The Schuyler basket bal
season opens here next Wednesday nigh
with the Schuyler Originals playing th'
Schuyler Athletics There is much rivalry
between these teams, as they play five
games this season for the championship
YORK-Fire completely destroyed tn,
large barn and contents owned by Henri!
JacohA a mile west Of York. The los
was $1,000 and was insured with the Colum
: bia Fire Insurance company OF Omaha FOL
100. Mr.. Jacobs Is at a loss to know how
the fire started.
COLUMBUS-Deputy Sheriff Lachnit raI
in a number Of Indians yesterday who hat
run away from the Indian school at Genot
on Wednesday. The deputy notified tn,
officers Of the school that he had captures
them and the officer came and took then
back TO the school.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Eaton, to whom
the city council recently granted a ga
franchise, yesterday filed his acceptance o
, the terms OF the franchise. Now that thi
has been done the company may prosecut
the work of building its plant and gettinl
into shape 10 furnish gas
PLATTSMOUTH-Th present politica
campaign throughout Cass county ha
aroused but very little enthusiasm. excep
among the candidates themselves. 1t 4
estimated that Hon George l. Sheldon viii
receive from 500 to 1000 majority in thi
county, while the others on the local tickle