Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
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groom is railway mail clerk. with head
quarters at Council Bluffs, Ia.
WOOD RIVER-Burt Abbott, who makes
his home with his sister Mrs. F. c. Dodge
was taken to the hospital in Grand Island
sunering with brain fever. Mr.. Abbott is
one OF the early settlers in this vicinity.
ton, former resident OF this city, is eX-
pected to reach here from Salt Lake City
on Sunday for interment BY, the side of
her husband, who died several years ago.
BEATRICE-Gene Superintendent H.
p. Byram and Division Superintendent c.
3. Rogers OF the Burlington visited Be-
car. They left for Lincoln in the afternoon.
YORK-Charles F. Kneiss, a former res
ident of south York county, died at his
failure. The deceased had a large acquaint-
ance and leaves wife and nine children.
-YoRKzWhen Deputy sherifr Illgonfritz
fritz. he arrested his own son. The boys
are young and thoughtless and through
acquaintances they obtained liquor and
were intoxicated.
BEATRICE-Le Poidevin brothers, liv-
ing on the E. w Webster farm, three miles
east Of the city, finished threshing their
wheat crop yesterday. From twenty-eight
acres they secured a yield of forty-two
bushels to the acre.
GENEVA-C. A. Thorpe is considering
the matter Of having the next shoot for
his trophy on August 8 in this city, that
being the date OF the Woodmen picnic
place for the shoot.
BEATRICE-At a meeting of Company c
last night Walter Shindoll was elected
Tough, resigned Mr.. shindoiI was second
lieutenant of the University cadet battalion,
assigned to Company B.
York;. s. Caywood, one OF the pioneer
settlers Of York county, who for many
years lived on a farm near McCool, died
at his home near Grant Neb; The The re, e
York county for interment.
PLATTSMOUTH-Prof. E. L. Rouse has
returned from Peru, where he delivered
Have Known" IAN Examination That
Counts and The Teacher's Reward" in
the graded teachers department Of the state
school
BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday by the committee of the CONNER
City was progressing nicely with the work
of organizing his company and that he
would be ready TO begin work on the new
packing plant here soon.
WEST POINT-Ernest Duerre, a young
farmer of Bismarck township, was united
in marriage at Tilden 70 Miss Johanna
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwarting OF Bis
marck township. The couple win reside
north of West Point on their farm.
| BEATRICE-Goodrich encampment No.
l6, Independent Order Odd Fellows, met
| last night and installed tnese ofhcers: r. G.
Rambo. chief patriarchi p T. McMahan.
! Leo Muenster, treasurer; Thomas Lddi-
colt. scribe n s. Gashaw. Junior warden.
PLATTsMoUTH-The semi,annual report
of County Treasurer w. ID. Wheeler shows
the amount of Cass county funds on hand
| the first of this month was N10,l3SO; The
fund, $s,59s25 There are no outstanding
! warrants registered against any OF the
| funds.
WEST POINT-Charles Brandt and Miss
| Henrietta Harms were united in marriage
on Thursday at the home OF the groom
in Bismarck township, Rev; Otto Eon Gem.
Lutheran church officiating. Both are
popular young people of western Cunning
county
BHATRICE--Two men following the cir
cult races short changed Mrs Barnett,
who conducts hardware store, out OF Slo
They were soon apprehended by the ponce
and after returning the money were re-
leased, as Mrs Barnett refused 70 prose-
cute them. They claim Wichita, Kan.' as
WEST PoINT-Ignatius spenner and Miss
Annie Risse were united In marriage at
81. Mary's church n West Point Point Key Rev;
people are children OF pioneer settlers ana
were born and brought up In this com
| munity They will reside on the grooms 3
farm one mile west OF West Point
! BEATRICE-N. II. Williams yesterday
filed suit against the Nebraska Telephone
tition sets forth that his son. Lester Will
lams, was killed in Beatrice on September
10, 1905. while in the employ OF the com
accident resulting from the negligence Of
| the company.
WOOD RIVERA large tabernacle is
Cameron Evangelical church, six miles
northwest Of here. A camp meeting Whieh
embraces all Of the ehurches & OF this de- de;
here every fall, and heretofore has been
held In large tent. The meeting is now
fixed permanently here.
STANTON-The county clerks ONCE dis
closes the following statement for the
month of June Farm mortgages fled'
Twelve; TIVE fSs" amount ss4. 2l1'ss Town and city
mortgages fled six; amount, 1855. 80; re-
leased, ave; amount, s.. 1858. Chattel mort
cages filed, eighty-two; amount $N,llS.A;
released, forty-seven; amount, SIS 2OS5I.
FREMONT-since June sixty-one per-
sons have been granted fnal papers IN the
district court OF this county, which is
three times as many as are usually granted
final papers in year. great many more
are going to take out final papers before
the new NATURALIZATION law goes into effect,
September next Four hnal papers were
granted by Judge Hollenbeck on Saturday,
AlNSWORTH-The Brown County Teach
ers' institute convened here last Monday
morning with an enrolment OF twenty
three and the present enrolment Is thirty
OF the following members: Miss Florence
| N. Johnston, county superintendent; Prof:
Miss Liza MeAn6rew. Ainsworth, teacher
OF primary methods. There VIII De Two
weeks in all.
the world than they do in Platte and the
adjoining counties at the present time.
Farmers have their wheat in shock and
reports wheat measuring tventy-eieht
bushels 10 the acre and some had gone
forty-nine bushels TO the acre by weight,
testinG sixty-nve pounds TO the bushel.
| COIIndBUS-The ashes OF Mrs Charles
Schroeder. who died In Omaha last week
and whose body was taken 10 Davenport:
Ia. and eremated, were brought here and
buried in the Columbus cemetery this week:
Mrs. Schroeder and her husband moved
| from here 10 Omaha in 1885. They, with
| ths family were among the earliest set
| tiers OF Columbus and they have host
| OF friends and relatives here
WEST PoIHT-Adolph shada; ~ yesS of
city. was arrested at Mccook' Neh-, by
sherin Malchow this week and returned
70 West Point on charge < insanity