Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

BEATRICE-Two cases of diphtheTia
were reported to the authorities yesterday.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Power and Gas
company began laying mains on Court
street today.
HENDERsoN-Two of Henderson, most
popular young people, MI John A. Frtesen
and Miss Mary Singer, were married to-
day.
BEATRIcE-Mrs. Samuel Rinaker was
called to Carlinville, Ill, this morning by
a telegram announcing the serious Illness
OF her father.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Mrs Margaret Rott-
man, widow of the late F. W. Rottman:
Brights disease.
MCoOL JUNCTIoN-George Davis and
@ 1lai y ~ ,.,ed ana VIII lake
their future home here.
ALBION-Dr. W. L. Manchester who has
practiced his profession in this town Tor
the last four years, left yesterday for Mis-
sour. where he expects to locate.
PLATTSMOUTH--Alex Patterson,
residing southwest of Plattsmouth, tell
from a load of corn and one of the wagon
wheels passed over him, fracturing a col
lar bone.
BEATRIcE-M. F. karin of Anamosa.
false pretense through me sale Of stall;
lion to Barneston parties, was released
from jail on bonds Of 5000,
BEATRICE - County Judge Spahord
] yesterday stated that for the FIRST time
/ in the history Of the county his once VIII
have taken in by the close a OF Of the year
Il
! YORK-Many contemplating building
| complain that they are unable to secure
compiaining that they cannot secure corn
/ huskers. In many cases wives and daugh-
tiers are in the fields shucking corn.
! PLATTSMOUTH-Wh demonstrat ting
! to a younger brother the workings of a
82-callber revolver. George Bax, jr., aooi
dentally put q bullet through one Of his
hands. The ball entered near the base OF
the middle finger and passed through his
hand.
ALBION - Notwithstanding the cold
weather, Torkmen continue b1,Slr busy on the
able progress has already been made and
It is expected to have the walls Of the
basement story completed before work
shuts down.
NEBRASKA cITY-The woman's Relief
corps, No. l07, was inspected by Department
! Inspector Clara Feenan of Omaha at the
Memorial hall. Miss Feenan was enthusl-
astic in her praise of the local corps condi-
ton and said that 1t was superior to any
In the state.
YoRK-Hon. J. P. DoIIver Of Iowa was
in York and called on many OF his ac-
quaintances. The senator delivered an ad-
auspices OF the York college. Senator Dol
liver was surprised at the growth OF York
since his last visit.
WORKINGS J. Rankin, superintendent OF
the Nebraska Children's Home society, was
here this week visiting the JEWELS Osphar
home and children that she had brought &
this home. Miss Rankin expressed hersel
as being much pleased with the manage
ment Of the home here
YoRK-Engineer Held of the York GA
company had the tight of his life to saw,
the gas company's new plant, when h
alone put out a tire that promised to burr
the plant and cause an explosion tina
would have sent him into eternity. Carry
ing water until exhausted, he finally over
came the flames.
, ALBION-The Masonic and Eastern Sta
0 lodges last night rendered Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. Martin reception on their retuT
from their wedding tour; Mr. Martin !
and one of the early settlers of the towr
He was married TO Mrs. Mann one day las
! week at Lincoln.
BEATRICE-Nowita council No. IA, De
> gree OF Pocahontas, elected these oficer
B nsHs Faiy s Rosa Men A W
. Lsech, keeper OF records; Bessie ODER
keeper OF wampum; Sarah Roller, Jessi
e Lsech. Lille M. Pethoud, trustees.
d BEATRICE-P. NJ Hagerman. for tn
Fiiiey after a prolonged illness Of paralysis
e raising until about six years ago. when h
o | located In Filley. Deceased was 60 year
Of age and leaves a widow and two sons.
e PLATTSMOUTH-J. F. Weeks, represent
g Ing an eastern installment company, wa
IN this city TO Investigate the operation
Of a man named Davidson, who, until =,
Gently, was q collector for the same con
pany. Davidson came here about a wee
ago and collected 500 for the compan,
n | out ehlppeu out WITHOUT turning any nO
n ton OF the money over 10 the company.
is claimed.
= BEATRICE-Calvin Case, who was oaIle
% 10 Mound City, no, the other day wit
" pair OF the Fulton blOodhouuds 20 ru
!, down a man charged with attempting
= murder an old man named Groves n
~ turned home yesterday. Groves vas sh,
" al through a window, but escaped seriot
y injury. a shot struck Mrs. Groves. wi
!. was sitting In the room with him, an
y destroyed the sight OF one Of her eye
le Groves son was suspected Of the shooting