Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-07
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DAVID CITY-Jesse Campbell of Bell
wood and Miss LiDnie Gregory OF this city,
ing by Rev. Lee Furgeson.
DAVID CITY-About $50 tickets were sold
over the b, & NJ. road Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday to the state fair and quite
a number over the Union Pacific.
BEATRICE-William P. Cobaugh, for
many years school teacher in this county.
disease, aged 20 years. He is survived By
his father and two sisters.
BEATRICE-This city contributed the
largest delegation of state fair visitors
yesterday in its history The number Is
placed al TS5, and many remained over night
in order to attend the Bryan reception.
DAVID CITY-Verley & Manser have
traded their meat market in this city for
western land Mr.. Manser will remain and
run the shop for a while. Mr.. Verley moved
his family to University Place Tuesday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the report on
vital statistics births at Columbus fell be-
hind for the month of August compared
with other months as In the past month
there have been fourteen deaths.
HARVARD-Over 800 tickets have been
sold 20 Lincoln to attend the state fair
from this station, the crews from local
for special train service. of which twenty
i've specials on the various lines of the
Burlington are reported.
BEATRICE-The stockholders of the
Beatrice Chautauqua association held their
annual meeting and elected the following
directors: w. ]. Pease, G. w. Walker and
r. A. McGlasson: Those whose terms ex-
W. A. Noel. " ~
BEATRICE--Russell Phelps. janitor Of
the Central school building. fell from a
bruised about the body. Mrs. jackson,
aged SO years, fell against a trunk and
sustained painful scalp wound. Her con-
diton Is serious
BEATRICE--A box car, attached to an
extra southbound Union Pacific freight,
jumped the track near the stone quarres
at Blue Springs yesterday afternoon and
blocked the track for about three hours,
causing the passenger from Manhattan,
Kan. to be considerably delayed.
LE1GH-An important business change
occurred here yesterday, when the T. Z.
Rockford Hardware and Furniture store
was sold to Reed Bros. of Madison. Mr..
same. quarter section Of land in Boone
county. Reed Bros, are real estate men
and the stock will be sold again.
FALLS CITY-w. F.. Relschick, one Of
the prominent stock raisers of Richardson
county and secretary of tho Richardson
County Short Horn Breeders association,
has Just returned from the state fair at
China swine, which was awarded second
prize out of a class Of eighty-four.
BEATRICE-The first OF the four eleva-
tors to be built at different points in the
state by. the .proprietors Of the Beatrice
Corn mills will be erected at Cortland this
county The building win be 10000 bushels
capacity. and work will be started upon 1t
at once. The locations for the other three
elevators have not yet been decided.
COLUMBUS-At the hour of high noon
at the home of the brides parents, in the
presence of the immediate relatives,
Paulina Butcher was Joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Albert d. Becker.
They took the first train for the west on
their wedding tour and on their return
will occupy the home, provided by the
groom on ''T'' street In the west part of
Columbus. itsp ~ n.
FALLS CITY--William Mckay Maddox,
died at his home in Falls City last night.
Death was due to heart trouble, caused by
old age. He passed away in his sleep. Mr..
Maddox came to Richardson county In 1859
and was among the very first settlers here.
The family, of which he was a member, ts
very prominent in this part of the country.
50 years of age at the time OF his death.