Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-08
News of Nehrnrka

PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs Henry Wolfe died
Sunday at her home in Liberty precinct:
where she had resided since 1867, aged IS
years.
YORK-York ice men are cutting and
putting up ice as fast as they can. employ
ing all the men and teams possible The
Ice houses are being rapidly filled with
good. clear ice.
OAKLAND-The cold weather of the last
few days has made the ice crop a sure
thing. Two large forces began cutting ice
Tuesday morning. Good ice foot thick
is being harvested.
AINSWORTH-F. s. Heck, while work.
ing on an ice pond slipped and fell and a
wagon load of ice passed over his right
foot breaking three bones. DR.. Murph
dressed the fracture.
ARNOLD-T B. Hord of Central City,
who built two large corn cribs here a
short time ago now has them almost full
which he expects to fill.
HUMBOLDT-Prospec for ice having
grown less favorable with each succeeding
week. Frank Hynek yesterday began put
ting up Ice from the Nemaha river. short
distance west of this city.
NORFOLK-Paul Renner. aged so, a pio-
neer settler in Madison county. is enjoying
this week a visit from his brother. Robert
Renner, of Germany. aged 3d. whom the
Nebraska man had never seen before.
LEIGH-A pretty wedding occurred yes
terday afternoon at 3 o. clock at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Matter Theel near
Leigh when their daughter Anna was
united in marriage to Robert Ptller OF
Stanton.
FULLERTON-John Hinshilwood, one OF
| Nance county's most respected citizens
| died this morning at the home OF his
daughters in this city. He came to this
county in 1856 and has been a resident OF
| Fullerton for fifteen years.
| ARNOLD-There are numerous land
| buyers coming and going all the time, tC
such an extent that it is very hard fol
them to find hotel accommodations There
| have been many pieces OF real estate solo
here in the past two weeks at very goot
prices.
| AINSwORTH-This morning five OF
| Answorth's business men took this morn
| ing's train for Utah and different points
| In the west to look up locations for suita
| bic homes. They are as follows: r. NJ
Eldred, John Cheney, John Day, II. Hal
stead and John Fritz.
| PAWNEE CITY-The grocery store Of
Raper & Miller was entered and robbed
| this morning at an early hour. Nothing
has been learned as yet who the intruder
are, but home talent is suspected. Abou
s22 in silver was taken but nothing els
| in the store was molested.
| ARNOLD-The Union Pacific Surveyor
are again in town, this time they are put
ting In the location stakes. They move,
their camp today from the Ramsey farm
near Milldale to point about four mile
northwest of town and 4. they have beef
| PLATTSMOUTH-The Plattsmouth schoo
| directors have reelected Superintendent
e. L. Rouse for the third time and agree
| to pay all of his expenses while attending
| the national meeting of school superintend
ents in Louisville, KY, on the last two day
of this month and the first of next.
BEATRICE-Today County Attorney XII
len filed an appeal from the allowance b
the county board of the claim of ]. H
Sparks for s., 100 for building the new bridg
at Barneston. This makes a total of abou
Sl4 900 in warrants allowed Sparks whic
have been appealed by the county attorney
BEEMER-Mrs. Minnie Zipp died at he
home in Beemer Monday at $3.50, afte
an illness of nearly two years. The dc
ceased was AZ years OF age and leaves
family of eight children, four boys an
four girls. The funeral services will b
held In the German Lutheran church a
| / O'Clock today.
GRAND ISLAND-It is learned that Mr.
Max Mobley, formerly of this city. no.
of North Yakima, Wash. has been az