Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25


wagon. His collar bone was broken ana
he also suffered internal injuries
PLATTSMOUTH--Rev A. l.; link pastor
Of the Christian church, viii denver lne
discourse at the union THANKSGIVING seIN-
ices in the First Presbyterian church here
COLUMBUS-This city IS enjoying
boom in building of residences. IWe e1iy
six new residences are IN course OF ou, . i
and as many more contracts have been let
NORTH PLATTE-It is reported that
the Burlington will lay out a townsite on
the Turpie ranch, southeast OF town, ana
another six OF eight miles west oil the
city.
YoRK-George r. Reed received a tele-
gram announcing the death Of Mrs. Reed, g
York. w.
YORK-James Wostenholm, a pioneer Of
south York county who has occupied sew
eral oflcial positions, is moving from the
old farm and building a fine home at Nc
Cool.
BEATRICE-Miss Ida Sanders, eighth
grade teacher at Central school, was
given a surprise by thirty of her pupils,
who presented her beautiful nouvenir
spoon.
meetings, which were being held here for
two weeks commencing Sunday, NoVem-
Der rs. have been postponed until Novem-
Der 30.
BEATRICE-The big cistern at the
plant of the Beatrice Power and Gas COM
pany caved in Friday. The accident
caused considerable delay in completing
MCoOL JUNCTIoN-The McCool Must
cal club was organized last week at the
home Of Mrs. Dr.. Hallett. The next meet
ing will be held, at Mrs. Halletts residence
on December 3
YoRK-The last block Of eurbing has
been put in preparatory TO paving the
streets Of York in the spring. The con-
tractor has done a good job and the city
ia we'll satisfied.
sEwARD-The Seward County Telephone
company Will consider at its annual meet
ing OF stockholders on January the propo-
$4,000 to 100000 Wv ''''
DAVID CITY-Unlon Thanks giving ser
vices viii be held in the Methodist Epis-
copal church on Thanksgiving day, at
1890 a. m. Rev. Lee Ferguson viii
preach the sermon.
OAKLAND-The Oakland Republican
once is being moved this week to the
ftrst floor of the opera house building,
where Mr.. Brooks will have very roomy,
convenient quarters
SEWARD-On Friday evening the we'd
ding of Mr.. John Raven and Mrs. Annette
Rumsey occurred at Beaver Crossing. Mr.
and Mrs. Raven will make their home on
the farm OF the groom In Brown county.
BEATRICE-Rawli Relief corps No
81, held q largely attended meeting At
Mrs. s. Rife Of James A. Gsrfieid RELIEF
itor.
DAVID cITY-Henry Knott, our
I
feet built on his pond, which will hold
,-.uut 900 tons OF ice. He expects 70 put
"ssou on me streets next summer. to
-frf.s tee.
sEwARD-The tunnel from the court
house 20 the lot on the south side OF the
square, where the heating plant viii be
placed, Is completed. IL Is built OF brick
and large enough for three men 70 pass
through abreast.
DAVID CITY-As Saturday evening. No
Vember a, was the social evening OF the
Il. r. T." club, they were entertained by
Miss Lena Riddell and Miss Suitor at the
home OF Mrs. Richard Zeilinger, where the
girls have rOOms
PA&ToN-The man who was arrested
on Tuesday charged with setting FIRE 10
the livery barn. which burned last Sunday
after being placed IN Jail at Ogalslla, con-
feesed 20 having committed the deed He
says he was drunk.
YORK-The Eastern Star Was visited by
Grand Matron Sister Edith NinebTenner OF
Randolph, Neb. The work OF initiation was
assisted by the grand matrOn and after
initiation ine banquet Was spread in the
dining room OF the hall.
NEBRASKA CITY-HenTy Meyers. a pio-
neer resident Of this cit. died today at
his home, ~ SiEth avenue. asaiA being