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

WESTON-The schools Will open Mon
day.
Observation-Disclosures and Thomas will
be In this city Monday.
WAHOO-The Saunders County fair will
be held September rs, q and 2S
PLATTSMOUTH-The Plattsmouth city
and the Roman Catholic schools will open
Monday.
YoRK-York High school boys are prac-
tcing every afternoon trying to make good
DAVID CITY-Fifteen new cement cross
ings are being put In our city. which will
be completed next week.
GSyEyA-Mr. Taylor took the exhibit
Tor the Geneva schools to the state fair
and had them arranged.
PRAGUE-The new bank opened for
business last week. e. +. Placek is presi-
dent and J. ]. Vlasak Is cashier.
MCoOL JUNCTION = Fouse & Hagen
have purchased the large general mer-
chandise stock of Keins brothers.
DAVID C1TY-The David City Journal
has moved down on the ground floor and
intends putting in a gasoline engine.
Observation-Disclosures Group caused
the death Saturday Of the young daughter
OF Charles Dockhorn, Union Pacific con-
PLATTSMOUTH-The September term
of the district court Will convene in this
city next Monday, with Judge Paul Jes-
sen on the bench.
DAVID CITY-The Butler County Press
now preparing contest, In which 1t
will give a plano away to the one getting
tne largest NUMBER OF votes
GENEVA---Next Thursday and Friday
may attend the county fair. Thursday they
will be admitted free OF charge.
YoRK-The many friends of Miss v.
hand in York Business college, learned
with regret of her death at Blair.
YoRK-D. N. Campbell of Lincoln, owner
OF 1orks fine playhouse, announces that
work to restore the building will be COM
menoed as soon as insurance is adjusted.
BRADSHAW-Mrs. Z. Woechner died at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Louie Ber-
ger, north of Bradshaw. Mrs. Woechner
lived here many years and was well known.
BEATRICE-Pitcher Richter, who has
been doing good work for the Beatrice
nine. left today for his home at Schuyler.
Neb., where he will retire for the sea-
son.
YORK-w. e. Dayton. editor of the York
Republican, who has been great sufferer
from rheumatism, Is in Hot Springs, 8.
D., ant reports he is already receiving
benefit
DAVID CIrY-Seventy-two citizens OF
Butler county received their final citizen
ship papers from District Clerk McGafin
this week and became citizens OF the United
States.
YORK-Lincoln papers publish notice of
the granting OF license to wed to Mark a.
Durham and Mrs. Anna NJ. Graham, both
of York: Mr.; Durham is street commits
WAHOO-Vencl Vanous, aged about IL
years, died Saturday. and the funeral serv-
ices will be held from the Catholic church
sunday at 2:SO p. m. He had been deaf
and dumb since ne was years of age.
PLATTSMOUTH-C. Z. Wescott and
wife departed this morning over the Bur
and Vancouver. and will return by way
Of the Canadian Pacific to Minneapolis.
BEATRICE-Miss Emma Williamson OF
81. Paul. Neo.' arrived in the city, yester-
| school. She has been superintendent OF
the Broken Bow schools for the last few
| years.
! BEATRICE-Fred Metz has been called
| from South Carolina to take the position
/ of secretary for the Mary Young Mems
Christian association. He was formerly
membership secretary for the Omaha as
| ISOLATION.
BEATRICE-Davis & Mayne, proprie-
| tors of the stone crusher which was de-
stToysd by rs at 1 hsys springs ThqTsd nn
| GRAFTON in thirty days. 1t was insured
for ss,eoe.
BEATRIcE-The Bell Telephone com
pany is making several additions to itl
| lines between Beatrice and Ellis. one OF
| which Is a new circuit for the conven'
fence OF its patrons between these two
towns.
PLATTsMoUTH-The opera, Daisy
| DELL" which was given in the Parmel'
theater last evening. under the Supervis
largely attended and proved to be a grand
| success in every way.
BEATRICE-Lewis Wilcox a forme
resident of Beatrice, dropped dead a
| Lincoln yesterday from heart failure. III
was 81 years of age and is survived o,
| a widow and two children. The remains
were inferred here Saturday
YORK-The York County fair, to be hell
week after next, promises 10 be one OF tn
best fairs ever held In York county. L
| r. Bennett, secretary announces a larg
| number OF fast horses entered and In ever.
department a large number of entries.
DAVID CITY-Miss Ruth Swartz OF thu
city and w. ID. Abbott OF Oklahoma wer
united in marriage at the home OF tn
brides sister, Mrs. c. e. Geehn, in Kansa
City, today. Sunday. September .. by tn
brides father. c. B. Swartz. Of this city.
YORK-The dry, warm weather is max
Ing another bumper corn crop In Yor