Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01


graduates from Nebraska He will visit in
Beatrice until August, when he Will PROB
ably be assigned to duty In the philippines
as second lieutenant.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice ball team ar
rived home Saturday from Pawnee City,
where II met defeat by the team at that
place by a score OF to
PLATTSMOUTH-In 81. Johns Roman
Catholic church Father w. F. Bradley
united in marriage l.. M. Billinger Of Den
YER Colo, and Miss Anna NJ Martin of
Pacific Junction, Ia
GENEVA-Ex-Edito Clark Waite OF the
Geneva Gazette, with his wife, will make
"trip to Montana. Oregon, Washington
and California, probably making his future
home in Washington.
PLATTSMOUTH-Hon r. y. Windh am
has returned home after attending the
graduating exercises Of the law school In
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he graduated
thirty-three years ago.
BEATRICE-"skay" Burton, a conductor
on the Manhattan branch of the Union Pa
cific, had his foot badly mashed a few days
ago while handling heavy iron at Barnes
ton. He resides In this city.
BEATRICE-Four head OF horses belong
ing to Robert Patton, a farmer living near
during a thunderstorm. The animals were
standing in the barn when the bolt struck
BEATRICE---saturday. forenoon A C.;
mills, fell from a hopper on which he was
standing to the brick floor below, a dis
tance of four feet and disiocated his left
elbow.
PIERCE-The town of Osmond is plan
ming TO celebrate the Fourth in great shape
II has hired the Pierce eornet band, CON
most OF the Pierce crowd will go to os-
mond
GENEvA-The marriage OF chester
Kramer OF Bancroft and Miss Clara Bon5el
Of ender occurred at the home of tho
bride on Thursday evening. rhe Young
people will reside on their farm northeast
| OF West Point.
| WEST pOTNyT-Tha countv ooarJ NJ
equalization finished its work Wednesday
evening and adjourned until July "a, when
with its work so that the local board con
| finish it's labors.
! BROKEN BOW-Hon. Frank M Currie.
who seems to be the choice OF Custer
county for United States senator, has re-
/ turned from a few days trip TO Omaha and
Lincoln, He appears quite sanguine over
| the political outlook
| GRAND ISLAND-Too many carpenters
/ happened to be on small section OF the
| sheds Of Louis Schmldts new brick yards
shingling and the shed collapsed. Ed
hand was severely Injured.
! AUBURN-At a special meeting OF the
city council licenses were granted to Al
bert Workman and Arthur Gergen to run
saloons In the places Of A. W. Bennett
and Peters & Son, who were demonstrated
| against, The saloons opened at once.
wheat heat crop iro is in Shock ana the harvest
| will be finished in a few days. The yield
| Is better than last year aud the grain OF
| an excellent quality. Some fields are averag-
ing from twenty-five to thirty bushels 70
! the acre.
BARADA-WhIle leading team from the
barn Wednesday Henry Voegle was kicked
over the right eye by one OF the horses
He is badly injured and DR. Houston OF
| Falls City was called to dress the wound
Mr.. Voegle is one OF the successful farmers
| OF this section.
PLATTSMOUTH-Coun Treasurer W
d. Wheeler commenced 10 harvest his cToI
| OF winter wheat today, which ne reports
| to be a good one. other farmers are also
/ harvesting their winter wheat, but IN
some cases the straw Is short AMI the
yield not so large.
BROKEN BOW-St. Johns church and
rectory was Friday night the scene Of an
| impressive social function, the occasion
| being the celebration OF the silver wedding
OF its rector and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Handlers. The guests who numbered
| about 200 were first ushered into the
/ church. which was handsomely decorated
/ with flowers of all descriptions. An aug
mented, surpiiced choir then marched "
/ the main aisle to the chancel. after which
/ a sacred concert OF unusual merit was
given. At the conclusion Of the program