Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-20
News of Nebraska.

than three weeks 10 become acquainted.
News of Nebraska.
BEATRICE-A fine rain visited this sec
ton yesterday morning. Ii will be bene-
fetal to the corn crop.
PLATTSMOUTH-D W. H. schiidknecht
has gone to Lincoln to take treatment in
the sanitarium.
NEBRASKA CITY-John Maxwell and
Miss Mable Wylie of Bartlett, Ia, were
rooms by Judge w. w. Wilson.
PLATTSMOUTH-Co Judge Travis
has issued eighty-two marriage licenses
during the month OF June.
BEATRICE-Prof. E. A. McGlasson OF
the Northwestern Business college sus-
tained broken rib and painful bruises
about the body in a runaway accident.
BEATRICE-Work on the Hoag Farmers
elevator is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible and the contractor expects 70 have
sixty days.
GENEvA-The Picard brothers are hav-
ing a brick block built north of the Signal
building which will form two large store
rooms, one of which will be occupied by
the postoffice.
PLATTsMoUTH-M Miss MolIie Greenslate
visit with her cousin, Miss Fern Green
slate, with whom she recently became &C
quainted through correspondence.
GENEVAIThursday morning between I
and o'clock heavy electric storm broke
and an inch and half of rain fell, break
ing the two weeks dry spell. 1t was needed
and was the heaviest rain for two months
BEATRICE-Louie Werner returned last
night from Omaha, where he purchased ma
terial for the new brick block of Banker
sleber OF Ohiowa, which he has the con-
$4,000.
BEATRICE-Alois Delojs, the young b.
hemian who was arrested last week while
ransacking the house Of H. l.. Wicks a
farmer living southwest of the city was
taken to the industrial school at Kearney
yesterday.
PAPILLION-John Peterson had his ex-
animation today on the charge Of larceny
preferred by Fred Suhl of Chalco, who
charged him with driving away one mule
team valued at 500. He was held in $500
bonds for his appearance at the district
court.
LEIGH-A heavy rain fell here wednes-
inS and c oegam RAINING early IN the morn
the day. The town was flooded at one time
but not Of sptiicient proportions to do dam.
gives promise of large crop,
TECUMSEH-Mr. George s. Arnup of
rI ,ennine and Miss Claga Zutavern of
yesterday. Mr. Arnup is a popular young
man of this city, being the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. =. p: Arnlp., HIS bride is the daush.
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Zutavern OF
Dunning, formerly OF this city.
| Neutrality-suspicious. of big yields Of
wheat continue to come in from all parts
OF Gage county Jay Compton OF Highland
township finished threshing this week and
states that his wheat went forty bushels
to the acre. c. F. Stewart Of the same
township reports yield of thirty-fve
| bushels to the acre.
NEBRASKA CITY-It is probable that
Judge Paul lessen of this city may become
| nation from the First congressional dis
trict. Judge lessen has not made a def
mite announcement yet, but II is known
that from a wide circle of warm personal
| and political friends Judge lessen is being
| urged to get into the race.
| sHELToN-Another fine rain fell here
this afternoon and about an inch of water
| came down in forty-fve minutes. This Is
the heaviest fall this month, and although
has grown splendidly and now promises
as good as last year and farmers and
merchants all are feeling Jubilant over the
! BEATRICE-The three children of Henry
Fassold whom he claimed had robbed him
| Of SIS, and who disappeared from home
Tuesday soon after the money was dis
covered missing, were found in Barneston
yesterday where they went to join their
wRS b is R9T n Mrs Ale sHo MT
against the children.
RULO-Blackberries are more plentiful
this year than usual They are ripening
and sell slowly at Sc per quart. The tim
Der Is full of wild ones. Women and
every direction and good picEeTs soon zee" come n
home with all they wish to carry of the
fine. health giving fruit.
TECUMsEH-county Clerk w. c. Red
field gives the following mortgage record
for johnson county for the month OF June
Number farm mortgages nled, IL; amount,
Der town and city mortgages fled, 1;
amount, $500 Released, 8; amount, 81, 266.
NS%Ssr hstts RR eiessssS e amount
s2,sSIl5.
RULo-A dark cloud, accompanied by a
heavy north wind, visited here last even
believe that it will straighten up. Many
peaches were blown from the trees. One
and thirteen hundredths inches Of rain fell
water soon ran down every hill. Roads are
washed worse now than they have been
since the spring thaw.
| NEBRASKA CITH-O. L. Gregory, the
Kentucky vinegar man, was In the city
yesterday and leased the old Dullenty PloW
he viii establish a vinegar factory, and
men were put to work today making nee
essary repairs and changes to the build
ing. When the repairs are complete the
machinery will be installed and the fac.
tory will be in operation by September l.
PLATTSMOUTH-The saloonkeepers IL
among themselves that the way OF the
transgressor is hard, and that in the future
the provisions OF the Slocumb law concern
respected. each having signed writer
agreement pledging themselves to not sci
County Aitorney Rawls in the prosecutor
OF any one who violates his pledge.
PLATTSMOUTH-The annual report o
County Superintendent ]. w. Gamble Z,
! State Superintendent MeBrien shows tina
there are no school houses in Cass county
i64 teachers, ISL female and eighteen male
seven have first grade and ssyenty-hy
, amount OF district bonds issued the pas
! year was $4,000, and the amount pat
II ZOO The amount derived from the stat
FUND was SO a2 81, and the amount from
I fines and licenses Hl74S The census 70
l and is years OF age 3.17S. The salary o
a the county superintendent is 1850 per an
mum.
BEATRICE-Queen City lodge No, 1s7 an
Beatrice lodge No. 49, Independent Order o
odd Fellows were consolidated here Tues
= day night. There was large ettendane
4 and The ceremonies were conducted b
. Grand Master f. p. Corrick OF Cozad, Mel
4 These Ofieers were elected; :: !: McGiT1
a r. McMahan secretary; T. " Rhodes
!. treasurer; W. II. Robbins, J. r. c. Fiel
Z and w. J. Beach. trustees. After the bus
3 mess meeting a banquet was held Anon
! the probable results Of the consolidate
| will De the erection of an Odd Fellows ten
pie In Beatrice In the near future