Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

fore frost. Farmers are talking Of 800
land A retired York county farmer paid
last week for the Hager farm $40 per acre.
BEATRICE-The funeral services for
Valentine Russell, the boy who was killed
in a runaway accident northeast OF the
city was held yeste5Sdsay R IRON the DAVIS
Interment was in the Dunkard cemetery.
PLATTsMoUTH-Thom J. WIN and
Miss Mary e. Thomas, who reside rev
miles southwest OF Plattsmouth. desired
to have the happy event kept quiet SO
they went to Nebraska City and were
united In marriage by Judge w. w. VIII
son.
PI.ATTsMoUTH-A colored man named
Abraham Safer, residing on North Eley-
enth street, picked UP the wrong pottle
pentine and camphor, supposing II to be
brandy. A physician was called ana MS
life saved.
serving a thirty-day jail sentence for
stealing a saddle broke jail and was after
wards captured in Burt county, mas COM
pleted his time and been taken TO Thurston
hanging over him.
RULO-The young men who broke up
the dance at the ansd GerT aSS ,S each by
County Judge Gagnon They plead guilty.
Thomas Blieholder gave bonds to appear
in the justice court at Falls City Tor mis-
preliminary hearing Thursday.
GENEVA-Mrs. Margaret Hamilton of
Omaha, president OF the Woman's Auxil-
iary of the Episcopal CnurCn, was IN
Geneva Thursday afternoon to meet the
women of the Episcopal church in the In
terests Of the missions. The meeting was
held at Mrs. V. l.. Arenschilds.
BEATRICE-Earl Miller. the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Miller. living near
Dtller received a broken nose ana other
injuries to his race by oelns heHeu DS
hours after receiving the blow. put 10
slowly recovering from his injuries.
CoLUMBUS-William Gamble. from Chi
cd hN
few days ago for vagrancy, ana suspected
OF burglary, at the Leavy drug store, says
he is an orphan and under 10 years OH OH
send him to the reform school at kearney,
BEATRICE-c. v. Storz. charged with
robbing Charles Sheldon OF stewart Ia,
during the race meeting held here IN
July, furnished bond in the sum OF ~ 600
Yesterday and was released until the hrst
day of the fall term OF the district court
He has been in the county JAN since MS
arrest.
BEATRICE-T. L. Smith and family,
who resided for many years near Elis,
near which place Mr. Smith owns large
ranch and where they will make their
future home. They were given en- rare re-
we'll reception by their many irenos De-
fore their departure
COLUMBUS-Frank Flakus was seriously
Injured while attempting to cross the Union
last night A freight train had the right
of way and one of his horses was killed;
the other was crippled. the wagon knocked
about the head. but not seriously.
YORK-Christian & Lang, importers and
breeders and owners OF one OF the largest
cattle in the United States. have reason 70
| feel proud over winning prizes awards
and ribbons enough 70 cover the nye hea ,1
al Lincoln, IN competition with the best
! Angus cattle in the west and east.
DAVID CITY-Joseph McGaffin, son Of
| Of he Gazette
| and a brother of William Ii. and ]: M
McGafin of this city, who belonged tC
the regular army stationed at Fort Riley
Kan, and who has been confined to the
! hospital since June l. was honoraoly dis
4 charged this week on account OF poor
health. He returned home Wednesday
| evening.
: YORK-The remains OF Colonel Benjamin
| Crabb lay in state all of Friday to the
| public in Masonic rooHs. and were In
! The deceased was one Of York's frst bust
ness men, coming from Lincoln, where h
one time had is5Ee psop Pc S Interests Interests
by relations, Master Masons, old soldiers
and friends.
TECUMEsH-The newly appointed mem
crime GIlligan. Mrs. c. C. Corbin and Mr.
| Frank Dafoe, have taken their positions
and the board has selected the following
Mrs. c. c. corbin; Vice president. r.
Pierson; secretary. Mrs. J. B. Arnup; treas
urer. Mrs. s. W. Thurber; librarian, Mrs
Mary Appelget
BLAIR-The fourth annual conyentio
Of the Washington county Women
Christian Temperance Union was he'll
church 81 Kennard. The session was on
OF the most interesting held In thi
county and che attendance the best. Tn
OF business. consisted Of discussion. musi
I recitals, question box. etc. and was car
risd out suecessfully. Almost all thos