Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-09

BEATRICE,-The Putnam ball team de-
Is to a.
BEATRICE-Mrs. McCnire. mother of
James Mcclure. has returned from an
extended trip to Scotland. her old home.
YORK-Mr Ford. a paving contractor
has force of workmen 1T work placing
curbing along the streets York will pave.
PLATTSMOUTH--wa the 1e-year-
old son of J. r. benson, who died yes
terday from the excessive smoking or
cigarettes. was buried this afternoon.
BEATRICE--Mrs. Sarah r. Freshman,
wife OF A. c. Freshman, died Saturday
night. aged "a years. The body will be
taken to Kansas City for interment.
YoRK--Prof. Goodrich. republican
and made a large number of acquaint-
ances. lie created very favorable i'm
preston
dend is being paid on stock in the John
son County Home Telephone company, the
independent company here. The dividend
amounts to per cent
YORK-Andrew Carnegie has agreed TO
give the York college $4,000 providing
$4,000 is raised by the college. Prof.
Shell, president of York college, hopes to
raise the funds required.
BEATRICE-Anotherc case of diphtheria
was reported to the authorities yesterday.
The disease is being slowly eradicated
and and at present not more nor , than half
BEATRICE-Mr. Edgar A. Smith and
Misc Alice May Morris were united in
marriage recently. Judge Spafford OFF,
ciatinR. The groom is car inspector for
the Rock Island at this place.
SCHUYLER-The talk of the republicans
OF this county is against Candidate Will
liams for railroad commissioner and are
all lined up in favor of the democratic
nominee. Hurst.
SCHUYLER-Wit the three new pressed
brick buildings, comprising the new odd
Fellows hall. T.. Baade's barber shop and
Joe Bliss dry goods building. Schuyler has
been much improved this summer
COLUMBUS-The Union Pacific is going
to give Columbus a new freight depot and
the work has commenced. 1t will be Of
brick. Ox100 feet. and platform l6xS7O.
! The structure will cost more than 5000.
SC7iUYLER-The Schuyler basket ball
| team organized Monday evening, electing
Harry Bohman manager and Earl Lipple
as captain. Schuyler has good timber this
year and no doubt will take many games.
COLUMBUS-The men who have bought
out and will edit the Columbus Journal are
r. G. Strother and his brother. f. X.
SStrother, They come from Monroe, have
omghbred republicans.
! TECU MSEH--Mrs. Gala Scott Willard
! Of Bethany, state secretary and organizer
the CHRISTIAN Woman's Board of Mis-
3 o' ihs Christian church. spoke to
, I'll lers OF the local society at the
hom- I'll Mrs. c. ]. Canon.
/ SCHUILER-The Schuyler precinct re-
publican caucus was held here Friday night
| g. s. +. Payne was nominated for justice
/ OF the peace and John Vath, the democratic
/ road overseer. was endorsed by the repub-
licans for another term on account Of his
/ gooo work.
| TABLE ROCK-The st. Joseph CONNER
| cial club arrived here this morning on
| schedule time and was here for forty min
utes. The train consisted of four or five
! passenger coaches, baggage and dining
, car, and was accompanied by dine bano
which made music for the occasion.
/ BEATRICE-Seven boys who lave beer
in the habit of jumping on and OF cars
/ In the railroad yards, We're lodged IA
, jail by the police. They were later re-
: leased 10y Judge Inman who told them
that repetition OF the offense would
| mean a term in the reform school.
BEATRICE-Many Beatrice citizens are
! criticising the action of the city council
! in passing the Eaton gas franchise ordi.
nance without requiring the promoters e
/ give a bond. If the company In layins
its mains and making the Improvement
necessary for the establishment of this
plant tear up the streets the city ha,