Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

News of Nebraska.
BEATRICE-Lewis Koepff was attacked |
by a dog and seriously bitten on the leg.
BEATR ICE-The Blue Valley team OF De-
Witt defeated the Filley ball team by |
score OF 10 10 IL at De Witt
PI4ATTsMoUTH = The Cass County |
Teachers institute will convene In Weep |
ing Water August 10 for one weeks ses-
sion.
CHADRoN-Mr and Mrs. Edward Car |
with thirty-ive relatives present and many
friends.
PLATTsMouTH-HOn r ?; windh ham
national council Of the knights and Ladies
of Security.
BEATRICE ork is grogressing on the
tian association building and 1t will be COM
| pleted in a few days.
PLATTsMoUTH-M. A. Prouty has COM
| a divorce from his wife. Clara A. Prouty, |
on the charge OF desertion.
BEATRICE-Fire at Adams DESTROYED the
| barn OF Mrs Lyons, together with con-
siderable amount of hay and grain Loss
partially covered by insurance.
! PI.ATTsMOUTH-Th Plattsmouth City
Improvement society Is growing in numbers
quite rapidly. The object Of the society Is
to beautify the appearance Of the city.
| PL,ATTSMOUTH-He by the band,
the Independent order Of odd Fellows
marched to the cemetery Sunday forenoon
and decorated the graves OF deceased mem
bers.
PLATTsMoUTH-The farmers report
that corn and small grain are needing rain
very much. The early potatoes and garden
stun generally are also suffering from the
dry weather.
PLATTsMoUTH-The Cudahy Diamond
| &C" team from South Omaha played good
game OF ball here Saturday afternoon, but
| were defeated by the Plattsmouth boys by
| q score OF to l.
HUMBOLDT Promoters of the new
brick plant announce that they will
be ready to make brick by the last of
next month IL no delay is experienced In
| the shipment Of machinery.
| BEATRICE-Charles Sonderegger, pro-
prietor OF the German nurseries. accom-
panied by his SON., Charles, left today to
attend the National Eurserymen's conven-
ton, TO be held at Dallas, Tex.
BEATRICE-The presence of several Mis-
souri, Pacific officials in Beatrice during
that the company is making plans to extend
its line from Virginia to Beatrice. The
line was surveyed about year ago.
HUMBOLDT-Miss Faye Neil, the 1e-
year-old adopted daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David ". Neill, who removed two
years ago from this place to Pawnee City.
tives have been looking for her in this
section but without avail.
NORTH PLATTE-Invitation have been
received in this city announcing the mar
riage on June q. 1906, at Cody, Wyo;,' Of
Miss Josephine Goodman, niece Of Colonel
Thurston. Miss Goodman until recently has
been a resident OK North Platte.
HUMBOLDT-Hubert Conner, lad
from down near the Kansas line, suffered
some some severe burns about the face and
hands while attempting to pound some
, powder into used shell. The young
mans eyes were badly blinded but It is
thought the sight win not be injured per-
manently.
TABLE RocK-The thirtieth wedding
was celebrated Friday evening by a sur
prise visit from a large party Of their
, by NJ II. Marble was read and a few gifts
were presented In a neat speech by F.
E II. Taylor OF the Argus,
a TECUMSEH-As a. feature OF the Old Set
tiers and semi-centennial celebration to
be held In Tecumseh on the Fourth, the
man who had charge OF the government
years ago, Mr.. Justus L. Cozad of Cleve-
I land. o., has been secured to give some of
the very early history OF the county.
TABLE ROCK-The 4-year-old child OF
! MIR, and Mrs. X. L. Groves, who live near
Z the depot. died Saturday Of malignant
: diphtheria The house has been quaran-
= the disease developed. Mr.. Grove is an
Il assistant at the depot and the family
moved here recently from the vicinity OF
NORTH PI.ATTE-Mrs Charles E. Nor
ton tripped on rug In her home Sunday
l. shoulder, bruised her face and injured
her right hip to such an extent as "a
place the limb IN hsipless condition I'M;
- burdensome.
> HUMBoLDT-The bridge across tn,
down while the Wickham saw mill outh
n was crossing, letting the traction engine
- bed OF the stream. Fortunately tn,
IS ground was solid ana the engine wa
taken out without much trouble and ne
; was injured by the accident,
BEATRICE-The fremen OF this city OBJ
served Sunday as memorial day. Exercises
were held at fremen's headquarters at 20
.. m, where addresses were delivered b.
g Rev. w. A. Mullgan and Senator Fl. w. l.
Jackson. Following the services at III
partment visited the cemeteries and place,
flowers on the graves OF the deceased hre
A. men.
n HUMBoLDT-John Burgett. the farIne
n who suffered a badly fractured limb
= few weeks ago by falling from the roo
D. OF a building which blew over while n
home over near the state line. His con
"A dition is still quite serious as the woun'
"a is not healing as rapidly as II should ant
m fears are entertained that amputation ma,
Of be necessary.
- BEATRICE-company. c, Nebraska Ma
tional Guard, is much pleased over TN
~ replacing OF their camp equipaEe sent I
ee San Francisco saturday their new tent
and blankets arrived, end they are tn
m sists Of four khaki tents. each OF the cs
Is pacity Of twenty men, Including mess tent
IN and other equipment such as wooie
sc CHApRoN-Robert MeNair. one Of III
- leading merchants Of the city, and Mary =
er bartlett, lately Of Seattle, but formerly .
90 Chadron, were married az Denver. Tn
Denver and Cheyenne papers had yer
romantic story OF their having nrst me
ne during and In the san Francisco earth
Is quake, but the wedding has been sxpecte
,r. in Chadron for several months and s9clet
- Is ali ready 20 welcome the bride, who
a great favorite here,
'st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county will b
It ! well represented at the Kentucky HON
coming next week. az a party started froI
here today. consisting OF Mrs. n, f. GriI
stead and granddaughter HaEel Irvi
en- shirley and mother. Mrs. L, 2. Shirley
George D. Grinstead Tom Wilkinson,
a, p. Gist and wife and LATE DoWen an
~ wife. These people are originally froI
! ISc--~- say, and several more from heI