Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-16

urday was brought to the Gregory county
Jail at Fairfax and there succumhed. He
is not known to have had any relatives
News OF Nebraska
LYONs-The hunting season is now open
In full blast around Lyons and every
I hunter seems to get his share of the ducks.
CotUMBuS-After four months in Jail
William Martin was released on trial In
district court.
/ TO Kingston, n, 4, Yesterday, by a tele-
gram announcing the death of her mother,
Mrs. La Fever.
! SIELLAA-4rank Vance. son of Agent
( Vance Of the Missouri Pacific. is recover
/ ing from an attack of diphtheria. This is
/ the only case in the neighborhood
! DECENTRALIZATION M. Anderson was APP
pointed commissioner, from the Third dis.
| trict yesterday, to MI the vacancy caused
/ by the resignation of Frank z. Ward.
! PAPIl4LlON-A. w. Clarke and son, [. d.
Clarke. are shipping several carloads OF
very fine baled alfalfa hay to the ST. Louis
market. 1t nets them $40 per ton on the
cars here.
/ BEATRICE--The body of Ohio Whitney
the young man who died at Topeka the
other day, was brought here today for IL.
! terment. Brief funeral services were held
at the grave.
SCHUYLER-Corn husiSIng In Colfax
county is nearing, it's close; as most of the
crop Is reported this year, as It averages
forty-fve bushels to the acre.
! OCf1l LEB--lnE richmond SJAte Dauk
of Richmond. Neb. will open Monday. The
. stockholders are practically all interested
n the Schuyler National bank also George
! Shonka of Schuyler will be cashier
! AINSWOR1 I1'-,rhe Brown county district
court convened here November Il. with
light civil docket and Judge ]. J. Harrlng-
ton on the bench, and adjourned this even
ing to January ..
BEATRICE--A bus belonging to w. II.
Otto was partially wrecked last evening AZ
the Union Pacific station by being struck
by the switch engine. which was dong some
work in the yards. Fhe team attached -
the vehicle came near being killed.
OAESLAND-The Chicago St. Paul. Min
neapolis & Omaha railroad has put the city
gas in its depot here, q much needed i'm
provement. II has also mad force of men
at work putting scales in the stock yards
here for the convenience of patrons.
BEATRICE-At a meeting OF. Nina Re.
bekah lodge No. 49, Independent Order
odd Fellows, Mrs, L. A. Bates was elected
delegate and Mrs. G. 4. Gardner alternate
to the district meeting 10 be held at wy
more At the close Of the meeting a ban
quet was held. ,.
CoLUMBUs--District court for this Judi
Reeder on the bench. one of the noted
cases that came before the court this week
was the Hentjes will case Frank HentJes
attempted to break his fathers Will but
the Judge decided that the will should
stand. .m.t
phHMoNT-w. J. Stewart. an employee of
B. h. Shields & Son, Is under arrest al Ok
Iahoma City on the charge OF embezzlng
SIS from his employers. They advanced
him s7S for expenses An South Dakota but
instead of going there, he. went TO Okla
homa. It is Thought be win return without
eXtradition papers.
SCHUYLER-The High school Athletic
association has formed league of five bas-
ket bali teams among themselves and will
play a number of games Though the seq
. regular High school team men, so there
will be much rivalry among them, as each
man wants his team 10 win.
OAKLAND-Rev. c. o. Anderson, who
has been the pastor of the Swedish Mission
church here for several years left this
on a farm and have charge of a local con-
gregation, his wife's health necessitated
high altitude Az yet his successor ,,ay mas
OAKLAED-Tunberg & Wallin have
, moved their butcher shop into one of the
rooms of the new Tunherg block Just
north Of the Crane hotel, and now have
handsome convenient quarters. The Ne
, hraska Telephone company has leased Of
fees upstairs in the new block and Will be
Installed by January in their new offices.
COLUMBUs-The funeral Of Miss Ada
Lewis was held from the residence of her
morning, the services being conducted by
! Rev G.. A. Munro, the pastor of the Con-
igregational church, of which the Young lady
, had been a very loyal member. Her death
occurred at the insane asylum at Norfolk
| lost Monday.
BEATRICE-The Board of Supervisors
consumed the entire day yesterday in lis
The case of A. w Nickel who aled a re-
on his land in Sherman township. The sen,
timent of the board is that the roads should
be plated, and 1t Is very likely the case
will be settled IN the courts.
/ PERU-Ralph Jackson. member of the
, first class, had the misfortune to break his
! right arm just above the wrist while
swinging on the rings in the gymnasium
! yesterday. He was swinging from the BAN
! lister near by and was unable to hold his
weight with one hand and in falling at
tempted to eaten himself as he struck the
I fooor, but both bones were fractured.
Agh aaafg eli ma TA-
Gently passed through Lyons with his car
of tish and left quantity or black pass
, This MACE 10 put in the Logan creek. The
, Logan creek formerly supplied this part
OF the country with such tish as black bass
r come extinct, and nothing but channel cat
tish and carp can be caught now.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice fire depart
- ment held It's regular monthly meeting lasl
evening with a large attendance. Routine
business was disposed Of, after which Sec.
Committee reported that the Work OF rails
ing funds was progressing nicely ana thtll
the order for the shaEt %oq1a Re gwen Iac ch.
: son was present and addressed the meet
ing. -,
g I Cbautauqua An association has beer
Z formed here with capital stock of $50
and most OF the stock has been subscribed
: The matter of selecting talent Is now nelns
y considered The first assembly VIII b'
Z / held here from the 9TH to the 18th OF mex
July. Kew. Lincoln 4itNOiii0ii u
y CO who has just closed a revival meet
Q ing here will be platform manager and the
- vocal work will be under the direction o.
. I Prof. Loren Jones.
FRENONT-After being out eighteei
e hours. the jury in the case of Amelia Uehl
ing against Won Rein q HeTeillers ana a
I[9llenpach, Hooper saloon keepers, brough
IN a verdict for S. The case was tried a
. / the last term OF court and the jury disa
greed after being out day ana mar II.
. plaintiffs husband was thrown out OF hi
e wagon while drunk and permanently IN
p iured, his mind being impaired. The de
: | PENDANTS did not seriously deny selling hin
nouor, nut claimed that a fractions hoTs
e ! caused the trouble. Mrs. Uehllng has tW