Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27
News of Nebraska.

ARL1NGTON-The county reunion will be
held here some time I'm August
PLATTSMOUTH-R. B. Brissey is the
new freight agent for the Burlington here
PLATTSMOCTH-M. =. Lodell of Have
JOCK succeeds A p. Gass as chief clerk in
the Burlington storehouse here.
ARLINGTON-Another restaurant has
opened up for business in this city, ]. H.
Louisberg Of Cedar Rapids Neb,' being
ARLINGTON-A fine shower in this
Iocality last evening tpsures large crop
OF small fruit and will hurry up the corn
crop and help pastures.
TABLE ROCK-At the annual school cleo
ton Philip Asher and Dan Andrews, whose
terms Of office had expired, were reelected
as members OF the school board.
BBATRICE-Mr. Peter Mes, a prominent
German farmer living near Ellis, and Miss
Matte Stuekes OF this city were married
yesterday afternoon by County Judge Spaf-
BEATRICE Colonel Savage Of the
United States army established a recruit
enlisted for all three branches OF the army
service. Hf-l
ARLINGToN-At a special meeting of
the school board Miss Gertrude Hanks
Of Pierre, Neb,, was elected as teacher
She comes well recommended by President
Crabtree of the state normal.
NEBRASKA CITY-A lodge OF Elks is to
Saturday a petition Tor Z charter signed by
ifty-six representative citizens was sent to
/ the grand lodge.
GRAND IsLAND-Mrs Carolina Buens.
wife Of q well known farmer. died yester-
Gay at the age OF u years Mr.. and Mrs.
for thirty-one years. The funeral took
| place this afternoon.
PLATTsMOUTH-''Gra William p.
Baily, sr., celebrated his ninety first birth
yesterday. Mr.. Baily as born in York
shire, England, June Is, 1915, and has re-
| sided in Nebraska since 1879.
| PAPILLION-Sheriff McAvoy was called
| to the west end of the county last night to
| arrest a young man by the name of Everett
Horn, aged Is years, upon complaint
sworn out by Minnie Masters, aged IA years.
The trial is set for Thursday, the 18th.
PLATTsMoUTH-Rev. J. H. Salisbury,
wife have gone to ParkvIlle. Mo, to at
| tend the commencement exercises of the
| college and a reunion Of the class ten
years ago, at which time Mr.. Salisbury was
BEATRICE-The executive committee of
the Beatrice fire department held meet
any hose races here on the Fourth Of
July. The reason assigned for this action
is that the fremen do not feel like turning
BEATRICE-Johnson & Gustafson, the
contractors, have finished the new cottage
at the Institution for Feeble Minded Youth.
and the building Will be inspected by
George A. Berlinghof. the architect, the
latter part of this week. The new struc-
ture cost about $4,000
| TABLE ROCK-A reception was given to-
day in honor of the 18th birthday of Ed
ward A. Hansen. A large number or IN
! vited guests were present and light re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Hansen Is
one OF the oldest residents of the county
having lived here for more than forty years
FALLS CITY-The funeral of Johr
! Bauer who died Saturday, was held from
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. F. A. Fal-
sken, north of Falls City, Monday after,
noon He was 50 years OF age and had
lived near Falls City since 1854. His funera
was one Of the largest ever seen In this
county.
GRAND ISLAND - Fleming, the left
fielder of the Grand Island team, states
that a report recently published in one OF
the state papers, under Fremont date
line to the effect he stated II cost him SLOT
in the recent case at Fremont, was not
true and that he is perfectly satisfied with
the outcome.
| OAKLAND-James Smith, In the employ
OF u. 7. Davis of Merriman, Neb., was seri
ously injured here late Monday afternoon
While attempting 10 bride a broncho in thu
stock yards the horse kicked him down, dis
locating his shoulder and otherwise bruisinl
him. He was taken to the Crane hotel
where the shoulder was put back, but hi
suffering is intense.
sTANToN-At the annual school meeting