Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-14
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BEATRICE-The Grand Army of the
Republic reunion will be held at Wymore
this year from August q to "a.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. George Stew
ems, old residents of Beatrice, celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary in this
city today.
TABLE RoCK-Mylum L. PARCEL has
sold his restaurant stock to Captain Jen-
nings whose restaurant is now the only
one in town.
TABLE ROCK-The Table Rock band has
again inaugurated its season of open air
concerts under the direction of Prof. Wat
eek of Humboldt.
COLUMBUS-Mr and Mrs. ]. II. Rohis
of Omaha are here fishing and enjoying
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Stephan for week
TECUMsEH-John county was WIS.,
tied by a nice rain, which greatly re-
freshened vegetation. 1t interfered some
what with the wheat threshers.
BEATRICE-C. B. Rodgers, with party
of Burlington officials. passed through this
city yesterday en- route south In Mr.. Rogers
private car on tour of inspection.
PAPILLION-The central committee met
this week and called the county convention
to meet at Papillion on August Is, when
made.
COLUMBUS-Thec city council is getting
busy passing ordinances, and among the
rest introduced that is sure to become
law is one prohibiting eXpectorating on
the sidewalks.
ATRICE-Yesterday w. ]. Duitsman
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farm northeast of Beatrice. The grain
yielded forty-three bushels to the acre and
tested sixty-two pounds.
PAPILLION-Neri Fullsass, arrested for
whipping his wife, was held on bond Of
5000 at his preliminary hearing today be-
fore Judge Ehlars Mrs. Fullsass has com
menced suit for divorce.
RULO-Mrs Haywood of this city re-
ceived dispatch yesterday from Beatty,
Kan, announcing the violent death Of her
son-in-law, Joseph Williams. None Of
the narticllArs learned.
COLUMBUS Coolidge, who was
so badly injured by the cars, causing the
amputation of his feet, is getting along
fine at st. Mary's hosplJal ana Is able to
ride out almost every hne day.
HUMBOLDT-At a joint meeting of the
fire company and the Commercial club last
evening the Commercial club decided to
assist the iremen in their three days
tournament which is to be held later.
YORK-The funeral of Mr.. John n.
Garfield, who died last Sunday, took place
| Bradshaw on Monday. Mr.. Garfield was
one of Bradshaw's old and respected citi-
Zens.
| AINsWORTH-The local band went 10
! Bassett TO play for the Ancient order of
/ United Workmen celebration and picnic
and the Ainsworth base ball team went
| there to play the Bassett nine. A grand
! time was had.
/ BEATRICE-Otoe tribe No. l6 Improved
| order OF Red Men, Installed these officers:
senior @i sycamore ssgrSei A. G. Bradley junior
| sycamore; W. r. Trip, prophet. The APP
| pointive officers will be installed at the
/ regular meeting.
! YORK-The city OF York will have an
election Monday July l6. TO vote on the
/ proposition OF $4,000 bonds to be used
| in paving. 1t Is believed that the bonds
| will be carried, as most of the property
| owners who have the most to pay are in
| favor OF paving.
| HUMBOLDT-Edw c. Wittwer, presi-
/ dent OF the Richardson County Medical
| society has lust issued the program for
| the quarterly meeting. which takes place
| at the Park hotel IN this city on July II
| The local committee Is arranging for the
reception OF the visiting physicians and